The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-08-29

Ruffner returned Sunday 'from the
M~ardis-Waterman camp, where they
had spent a week.
Mrs. Orville Jones and Mrs. Del
phi Huffine were in Butte last week
with Mrs. Huffine's little daughter
to consult a nerve specialists.
Miss Dorothy Mckinley, of Bel
grade, who has been at the Deacon
ess hospital for a week, was able to go
home Monday.
Miss Katherine Elliott entertained
eleven of her girl friends at her
summer home up Bridger canyon
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dawes, Mrs.
Geo. Davenport and Mrs. T. H. Sears
motored to Sixteen Mile Tuesday, re-
turning the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. ROecher re-
turned Monday night from a visit in
Big Timber with their daughter, Mrs.
Selmer SoIberg, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Andrews, Of
Trident stopped in Bozeman Tuesday
on their way home from a trip thru
the park.
Mrs. c. L. Gayle, Mrs. R. P. Spang-
Ter, Mrs. John Copeland and daughter
motored to Bozeman from Manhattan
Tuesday.
Mrs. Louis BRING and daughter
Mona have returned from a visit
with relatives and friends in Mime
apolis.
George M. Lewis and Walter Sales
were among the Manhattan men In
Bozeman Tuesday evening for the
dinner given by the civic bodies.
Word has been received of the
birth of a son to Mr.. and Mrs. How
! ard Scott, in Missoula. Mrs. Scott
was formerly Miss Hazel Lyon.
Mrs. Anna Fechter has returned to
her work at the Chambers-Fishe
store, after a week spent with hel
daughter and guest, Miss H. P. Da-
wilson, in the park.
Mrs. Eugene Callaghan, of MissOu-
la, is visiting relatives and friends II
Bozeman. Her husband, who is tax.
ing vocational training at the State
university, will come later.
Mrs. c. E. Winsler and daughter
left Tuesday for Chicago, where they
will visit for a short time before go
ing to London, Ontario, to spend tive
months with Mrs. Minister'S sister.
Mrs. Frank Sexton and two chill
dren are visiting at the F. M. Sextol
home and with her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Cyrus Bressler, at Bozeman Ho
Springs.
DR.. and Mrs. William Meyer, o
Detroit, Mich; Mrs. William BigelOv
and daughters, Erma and Mildred
Miss Elva Budd and Frank Swanson
motor ed up the Gallatin Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Wright an
daughter, who have been visiting wit
Mrs. W1ight's mother, Mrs. J. N. Kel
ly, have returned to their home
Billings.
I Charles V~anderhook and famil!
I Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Edsall and Mis-
Alice Gage, sister of Mrs. Wander
$ hook and Mrs. Edsall, left Saturda
for a trip through the park.
Miss Veronica McCune gave a dill
g ner party for her guest, Miss Cher!
Pierce, last Wednesday evening
Twelve were seated. After dinner a
Y enjoyed the show at the Rialto.
n The Ladies' Aid society of the Il
theran church met Thursday afte
e noon with Mrs. Charles Papke. Aft
:. the business session, luncheon W;
served and a social hour enjoyed.
n Mrs. L. K. Pence and Mrs. P.
/ DOdsOn contributed a pleasant soci
affair to the events of the week, e
n pertaining a few of their friends at
n bridget luncheon at Three Bears Inn
Bridger canyon Friday afternoon.
as Nh. and hrs. H. L. Holm and tV
s. children and Mrs. Holm's mothC
Mrs. Theresa Clark, have gone
a Cody, WyO., TO visit Mrs. Clark's S
s. Maurice.
r. Mrs. Sibylla Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs.
rs. c. Robertson and two children, \
F. and Mrs. Guy Henderson, Mr.. a
at Mrs. Luke Cowan and daughter a
Sam N. Cowan motored to CHI
Springs and back Sunday.
ed H. P. Landon and F. L. Bene
'e- Jr., have taken over the Benepe e
vator and will open for business s.
re- TENDER 3. The grain grading will
tie. done by the state grader at the c
as lege. A steam roller will be install
m. later.
Mrs. j. F. Kiehl, of Two Dot,
.ay visiting her mother, Mrs. M. S. S
adj maker. Mrs. Shurnaker has rem
her home on Church street south
Sc expects to leave after September
A. to spend the winter with her dau
me ter at Two Dot.
Mrs. A. G. Hemphill has sold
an, home on Third avenue south to
os- and Mrs. Chas. E. Potter. \
go Hemphill expects to leave about S
te nber ! for California, where
T a will. make her home with her dau