The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-06-27

from Helena. They returned Monday. I
G. D. Norman and Samuel Norman
expect to go to Washington soon for
a two weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Baker of Mic
igan and Miss Mabel Hoffman of In
diana stopped off for a few hours visit
here last Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hankinson. Mr.. Baker and
Miss Hoffman are concert musicians
and are on their way to Washington
where they have engagements booked
in Walla Walla, Seattle and other
points. From there they go to Calf
ornia.
On account of the heavy rains work
on the county road was abandoned. A
new concrete bridge will be installed
as soon as the high water subsidies.
Mr.. William Parks left for Butte
Friday to remain with his wife who
is at the Murray hospital.
Mrs. Erma Parks made a trip to
Butte Friday, returning in the evening
Mrs. Elizabeth Parks of Willow
Greek is in the Murray hospital at
Butte suffering from what may be a
broken hip as a result of being run
down by a Nash automobile driven by
Herman Leon at the corner of Park
and Montana Streets late Tuesday
evening the accident according to re-
, ports occurred as passengers were al
igthing from a street car, at the cor
uor oDI &hic 40ookbar nth kbo -o;r
that was falling at the time is thought
to have obscured the vision of the pas
sengers in the machine the first seer
of Mrs. Parks, according to Mrs. Elsie
= Barry of 800 East Granite street the
q owner of the machine who was in il
at the time, was when the aged woman
: started to cross the street intersection
and darted in front of the machine
Her injuries although not thought t,
a be serious cannot be determined unit
an x-ray picture can be taken. Las
4 reports she was resting comfortably
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Maloy and littl
daughter of Butte called on Willov
Greek friends Sunday.
ar Ray Woodward was very sick Thurs
h day. A doctor was summoned, thi
is the second attack he has had in tn
)r past three weeks.
s. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Park returne
home the first of the week from Orr
1e gon where they visited with FRIEND
for a couple of weeks.
r Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Burns and daugI
10 ter left for their home in Utah Tuei
j. day after an extended visit here wit
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Williams.
TX Arch Burns of Butte is here tn
IS week.
ok Rev. and Mrs. George E. Glasspo
M and ons left Monday morning for
tour of the Yellowstone park.
an Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Hike auto
eI. to Butte last Sunday and were CUES
asst of Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Stom.
MA Miss Viola Noble and Miss Jos
ter phine Callahan and Agnes Calfahs
left for Dillon to attend the Sta
.ial Normal school.
ar Mr.. Taylor made a business trip
or Manhattan Friday.
ave Mrs. Nancy L. Woodward and NJ
Ter. Bertha Hike went to Anacenda Tur
bit day as delegates to Weman's cl
her convention.
be Mrs. r. v. Wright and children
gan Joliet are visiting relatives in v
will low Greek.
Mrs. Mathews arrived from ArkI
diI- sas Tuesday and viii spend the su
out mer here with her daughter, N
Jesse Capps.
A poultry culling exhibition '
she held at the F. o. Cooper ranch in G
ster latin county and the C. C. Freidn
ranch in jefferson county Wednes,
for in charge Of J.. H. Supple Of the ST
unit Agricultural college, with him 4
were Messrs johnson, Hayes, All
,ver Richardson and county agent Bod
Gus Lardis of AIcaza visited I