The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-15
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LOGAN NEWS ITEMS.

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Miss Martha Kessler and Miss
Mary Macdonald shOpped in Boze-
man Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Johnson and
children and Mrs. Swan Johnson re-
turned Sunday night from the west
ern part of the state, where they
visited Mrs. Johnson's two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Ford Purdy and Mrs. AL
bert Strachan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Thompson,
Miss Mary Landers and Billy Heas-
ton have returned from a camping
trip in Yellowstone park and report
most delightful outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Menapace and
children and Mrs. Bryant, of Three
Forks, stopped in town Wednesday,
on their way to Bozeman'
Miss Evalyn Brown was a shopper
In Bozeman last Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Mitchell and Mrs. R.
A. wright, Of Livingston, visited with
friends in town Thursday. The la
dies were on their way home from
summer home.
Mrs. Phil Lacy and Mrs. L. A.
Meader were Manhattan callers Sat
urday.
Mrs. Edith Parret left last week
for her home in Los Angeles, after a
wo weeks visit here with her broth
er. j.. w. Strachan, and family. Be-
fore her departure Mrs. Strachan and
Mrs. Parret made a trip to Mann
moth Hot Springs.
L. c.. Bevier and family returned
Friday from q ten-day camping trip
to POtosi Hot SpiingS. Wednesday
they leave by auto for Billings to
visit relatives a few days, and they
expect to visit points II Wyoming,
visit Jackson's Hole and J0ur the rel
iowstone park before returning.
iii. and Mrs. William Carpenter re-
turned Sunday night from a three
months auto trip ans are in the best
of health and veIy enthusiastic over
THEN splendid trip. From here they
motored to Thermopolis, Wye, where
Nr. Carpenter was greatly benefited
by the baths for rheumatism, and
after visiting their son Ed. and fam
ily at Casper, they returned home Dy
way OF Spokane.
Jimmy Crawley and Mr.. Cox, OF
Butte, came over Monday to visit
reia.ives on the Madison and helI
with the hay crop.
Mrs. w. i. Ryan and Mrs. Ton
Walbert, of Willow Greek, visite'
friends in town Friday. Mis-. Ryan
remained here while MIR. Walber
went on to Bozeman.
Joe McQu:lian and Dell Melee
spent the week in Yellowstone park
returning home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hasselhors
and their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. kIri
Heselhorst, of Minnesota, spent sun
day at Potosi Hot Springs, and O
Wednesday lett for a trip thrOug
Yellowstone park.
Mrs. A. Phoenix, who has been rur
ming the Ryan house on the mort
side for a number of years has sol
the property to Mr.. Hutchinson,
fireman on the N. P, who takes pc:
session in a few days, and will hay
his brother and family take chare
of the hotel. MS. Phoenix expec+
to leave soon for California to jO.
her son, Sherman Stockton.
P. H. Lang IS spending a few da!
IN Butte on business.
Mrs. Robert Be.tcs visited Tue
day and Wednesday with Mrs. d.
Swarner in the Madison valley.
MIR. and Mrs. w. H. Heaston al
son Billy and Ms. Margaret Su
deth left Sunday for a tour of t
Yellowstone park.
Mrs. D. A. Swarner was in toN
from the Madison valley Friday eve
ing, calling on friends.
Walter Hall and family moved t
last of the week from Madison a'
nne to Vine street, where they {
occupying the house vacated by 10
Powers and family.
Mr. anG Mrs. P. c. Huntley q
family moved last week to Big II
Der, where Mr.. Huntley has a post
with the N. P. company.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cudney sp
Sunday in town from their raj
home in the Horseshoe hills.