The Bozeman courier., 1921-02-02


for Denver, Colorado, where she will
visit for few weeks with her daugh-
ter Mrs. James R. Richardson and also
with Mrs. ChestnutwoOd who formerly
lived in Bozeman.
Miss Alice B. Patterson, who has
been confined at home with her sister |
Mrs. J. w. Kirshner for several weeks |
on account of a broken ankle, is able
to get out some every day, though
she cannot yet get around without
some aid from her crutches.
Mrs. H. F. Sears and daughter,
Mrs George c. Davenport, who have
been visiting with relatives in Salt
Lake City, have left there for Los
Anglese where they will spend the
balance Of the winter.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. A. EaglOn at Omaha, Neb-
raska January Is. Mrs. Eaglon was
formerly Miss Elizabeth Jonik, for
some time q teacher in the Bozeman
schools.
Mrs. Robert Noe was hostess to the
members of the Merry Wives club
Friday afternoon, a large number be
ing present. The afternoon was spent
! socially and with fancy work until
five o'clock, when an excellent supper
was served.
News has been received in Bozemar
Z of the marriage of Ernest Walton
{ a former Bozeman young man, nov
located at Big Timber, and Miss Rutl
Mattson of Livingston, the wedding
= taking place ineHelena last Saturday
g the Rev. Charles D. Crouch officiating
Z at the parsonage of st. Paul's Method
2 ist Episcopal church. The bride an
q groom were accompanied to Helen
z for the wedding by the brides mothe
& Mrs. o. w. Mattson of Livingston
= and by the groom's parents Mr.. an
Z Mrs. Album Walton of BoZeman. tn
4 bride and groom viii reside in Bi
2 Timber, where the groom has cos
Z bungalow ready for his bride.
4 L. S. Wilson died Sunday rnornir
2 at the county hospital, where he h'
g been for the past two years. Nothir
= is known of any relatives or abol
3 the man himself, except that abo
4 fifteen years ago he worked for a fe
z months as harness maker foy Eli
y Brandley and Co. The body IS at 8
z West undertaking parlors and m {
= fort is being made to locate relative
y Funeral services were hald at t
z West chapel Tuesday afternoon
X Vera Alice Roberts, the little daug
2 ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Rober
z who died Idonday at the farm hol
= of the pare.1t5 east of Bozcmal. ]
Rev. G. T. Watson officiaied and
y singers were Ina IIa!lett, Jean Waits
z and Marjory Watson. Interment v
= in the Boze4an cemetery, the !
z bearers being, Zeluka Johnson, F
= Hazelton, Helen Rittenhouse ;
= Pauline Taylor.
z Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Slaughter
y Billings visited in Bozeman Sun'
z and Monday with Mrs. Slaught'
z mother Mrs. J. Nj. Clark. They
q Monday evening for Suite, where t
2 will spend week. MRS. Slaugi
8 was formerly Miss Lila Clark Of
2 city, and for some months she
q been employed in a Billings jew'
z store, while Mr.. Slaughter is emp
q ed in a Billings mercantile no
y They were married in Billings Sa
2 day evening and are now on t
4 wedding trip.
z T. L. Colbern of Salesville,
Y had intended going to California
z visit his wife there who has |
z very i'll received word that Mrs.
= burn is much better, has decided
he will not make the trip now,
will stay here so as to attend to
z spring work on his ranch.
= Miss Mignon Quaw, home den
2 stration agent and recreation npe
ist in the extension department
q Montana State college, has retu
e from Brookings, South Dakota, ~
q she attended a meeting of c)l
z agents during farmers week and
u an important part in the Drogral