The Bozeman courier., 1921-07-06

MS 'oa1gnCer, MIS-. Louis L. Howard |
and 'snn Leo Humphrey.
Mrs. N. G. Wells of Los Angeles is
visiting Mrs. George Finch and 9TH
er friends in and near Bozeman. Mrs.
Wells formerly resided on ranch
few miles north of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowers of Missoula,
accompanied by Mrs. Bowers son
Emmett KountEe, and daughter, Ca
letta Kountze, are guests at the Paul
j. Bush home.
Miss Ruth Wylie and Miss Scotia
Duncan left this week for Salt Lake
City to spend the remainder of the
summer vacation with Miss Duncan's
sister, Mrs. Coleman e. Creel.
Miss Florence Jones has resumed
her work at the college after spend
ing the past five weeks visiting with
relatives and friends in Mazeppa,
Mimi.
Mrs. F. o. Wilton has as her guests
for the summer, her sisters, Mrs. H.
L. Hagerman of Superior, Wis, and
Miss Jennie Balwdin, of Hudson,
WIS.
Mrs. F. Colluden of Glendive is
spending a few weeks in Bozeman
with friends and looking after busi-
ness interests. Mrs. Culloden was a
former resident of this city.
BDZeman men who went to Butte
the first of the week to attend the
EIks' convention in that city were
John Fechter Thomas Sears, G.. F.
Grant, Louis Neyman and George
Matsm.
Miss Hazel Kane who has been an
employee at the Walker Speciality
Shop for the past two years left
Saturday for Valley City, North
Dakota where she has accepted
similar position.
Mrs Greer and two children and
Miss Cecil Mclaughlin of Minneapolis
who have been spending a short time
at the H. F West home left Monday
for Salt Lake city and other points
where they will visit for a time be-
fore returning to their home.
Mrs. S. F. Scott has returned from
Harlowton, where she has been visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Drake and other friends for
short time. Mrs. Scott made the trip
to Harlowton by automobile, accom-
panying Mr.. and Mrs. Drake.
Mrs. A. Gottschalk has returned
from a visit of several weeks with
her daughters in Portland, Ore, and
Scotten Mills, Ore. Her granddaugh-
ter, Miss Louisa Busch, returned to
BOzeman with her to spend a few
months.
Mrs. G. H. Anderson and daughter
Carloa and son Paul of Mount Yer
non, N. Y. have arrived in Bozeman
to spend the remainder of the sum-
inner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ju-
Illus Lehrkind, and with other rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. G. P. Patten has received
word from Mrs. w. E. Jolliffe, for
mer resident of this city, of the death
of her mother, Mrs. Abbey, at Ply
mouth, Mich. Mrs. Jolliffe is now
making her home in Detroit, but dur
ing her residence here she had hel
mother with her at various times.
Mrs W. E. Harmon has returned
to Bozeman after spending the wint
er with her daughter, Ella in Lo:
. Angeles, Cal. Miss Harmon is mem
: Der of the city school faculty in Los
. Angeles, and likes her work very
, much. On her way home Mrs Harmon
: vested with relatives in Oregon.
Mrs. Guy Hilton and three chill
i dren left the first of the week fo
D Madison, Wisconsin where she wi
2 spend the remainder of the summe
4 visiting with her parents, Mr.. an
e Mrs Ham and with other relatives
h also looking afther some business ir
e terests there.
h Mrs. Alvina Floegal and Mrs. Ere
n Macker and son Freddie left Satul
h day for their home in Denver, Colo
after spending the past two month
e visiting with Mrs. FloegaIs brothe
y John Rabe, and family, at the Raj
e ranch in Bridger canyon and wit
e other friends IN BOZeman.
y Miss Katherine Story, who has bee
studying under the direction of P.
Ten Haaf in Portland, Ore, durir
the past few months, has returnt
home to spend the summer with h
2 parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. StoT
She expects to go back to resume h
work about the first of September.
& Miss Marlyn Judd, who is a sc
q ior at Montana State college, left tt
b week for Butte, where she will spe
the remainder of her vacation. M
b Judd has been assisting in the II
istrar's office during the SUNNI
B quarter registration. Mrs. Hall "
succeed Miss Judd as clerk.
Mrs. w. G. Dawes has been {
pointed as Montana delegate to
national convention of the Wome
b Christian Temperance Union to
held at San Francisco, August Is
%. She will represent the state
ganization as Mary Stranahan, ST
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