The Bozeman courier., 1921-08-03

Warder Award is visiting his
mother for a few days.
Among those shopping in Bozeman
Saturday was Mrs. Frank Parker of
Springhill.
Friday Mrs. A. E. Melvin Of Sc
dan spent the day in Bozeman visit
ing friends.
Among the visitors in Bozeman
from Trident Friday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Edwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. A: N. Gregg are home
from a short trip to their farm at
Henry's lake.
Mr.. August NJ. Schneider is in Bill
ings, where he will visit friends for
a few days.
A. H. Nee, forest ranger at Hodg-
man station, made an official trip to
Bozeman Saturday.
Mrs. Katherine Kinnear of Cham
bers-Fisher store is spending her va
cation. at Chico Hot Springs.
Among the shoppers in Bozeman
Monday were Mrs. George Axtell and
her daughter.
Mrs. P. S. Dorsey of Three Forks
was a business visitor in Bozeman on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Owenhouse and
children returned Saturday from a
trip through Yellowstone park.
Mrs. Charles Cameron was shop
ping in Bozeman Monday from her
ranch home northeast of the city.
Mrs. Fred Bessette of Belgrade was
at the Gallatin Day picnic in Boze-
man Saturday.
A. F. Oman returned to BOzeman
from a trip through the western
part Of the state.
Mr.. Herbert Foster and family of
Salesville were visiting friends in
Boezman last Saturday.
John B. Taylor, deputy in the To-
cal forestry office, has gone to Mis-
soula for a few days on official busi-
ness.
After a trip to the east on a pur-
chasing expedition, Miss Ruth Lam
bert of the Wilson company, has re-
turned to BOzeman.
Mrs. Warren w. Goodman enter
tanned Miss Jewell Godfrey Of Hell
ena at the big Gallatin day celebra.
ton Saturday.
Mrs. Mary B. Evans Of Missoula
who has been visiting her son, Post
master n. P. Evans, returned to hel
hcme.
Among the former residents ot
Bozeman who attended the Gallatir
Day celebration was J. D. Abercrom
bic and family of Central Park.
Mrs. Fred Wilson came in from
their summer camp on Logger creel
with the children Monday, to spenC
the week in Bozeman.
Mrs. f. Zietzke and daughter re
turned Saturday from Hauser Lake
near Helena, where they have beer
visiting.
r. P Seidlitz Of the Wilson com
, pany store has returned from New
York where he has been on a buy
. ing trip.
Mrs. Charles Boyd is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. A. f. Mcclure o
Portland, Ore. who has been on {
tour Of the eastern states.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Yergey are en
tertaininr their son, Stanley and hi
family of Hardin. They will also b.
entertained by Mrs. Carl Spjeth, sis
ter of Mrs. Yergey.
= Miss Delphine Pouliot submitted t.
an operation Saturday for appendi
( oi+s- ~-J - ~o~o,-+oJ - h. ,.ooO1ro,-
, ing nicely. She is at the Deacones
. hospital
a party cons sting of Mr.. and Mrs
\ Sam Gibson. Mr.. and Mrs. Malin @
- Spanish creek and Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
D.. ley Yergey left Friday for an aut
trip through Yellowstone park.
Miss Josephine Armour who ha
- been away upon a two weeks vaca
. tion has resumed her position at tn
Wilson store. Her mother( Mrs. 7
F. Armour Of Rockford, H., is visi
ing her here.
= Mrs. W. N. Purdy returned frol
Rochester Wednesday where she ha
been for the past six weeks recei7
ing treatment She was accompa
led by her mother, Mrs. S. G Phi
lips.
The Misses Alaine and Julia Sc
man Of Livingston returned to the
home Sunday, after spending son
time visiting with the family of
L. Brotherton.
( ne Quaw, who has been spendir
the past year in Old Mexico, retur
ed to Bozeman Monday for a vi:
with relatives. He will be here f
the rest Of the summer.
Miss Louisa Kincaid has return
from Sand Point, Idaho, where s
| has been spending her vacation. S
is back at her duties at the McCraC
en-JamesOn store.
Robert Spain, who has been und
the doctOr's care for an injury to
eye. is improving but whether he h
lost the sight of the eye cannot y
be determined for some time.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Plowman
Cottonwood bova hacp outo7-t a in /