The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-11-28

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ing by tossing the child in the air
when something snapped in his back.
He has since been generously pa
tronizing the local spine adjusters.
Mrs. H. Hellinger is in the city !
from her ranch near Wiisall to spend
a week or two before going to Kalis7
pell, where she will spend part of
the winter on a visit with her moth
er, who is in her Goth year.
Mrs. w. A. Carlyle, who has been
at the Deaconess hospital for the
past two months under special care
was discharged Saturday from that
Institution and was taken to her
home near Belgrade.
Miss Louise Kincaid, of the Jane
son-Vaughn store at Manhattan, was
in town Saturday night to spend the
evening with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Kincaid, of East Menden-
hall street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Harvey, of
Chicago, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Busch in this city. Mr..
Harvey is assistant to Vice President
Sparrow of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul railway in Chicago.
The body of Mrs. Jake Wander
Liam was removed from the West
SHAPED Monday morning to the re-
sidence of the family in the Holland
settlement, where funreal services
were conducted at the Holland church
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Duncan, of Pass
Greek, were motor visitors in Boze-
man last Saturday, returning home
} with their son, Ray Duncan, wife and
r children, who spent the weekend on
the Duncan ranch.
The Zeta Kappa fraternity gave a
complimentary luncheon last Satur-
day afternoon at the chapter house
in honor of Miss Emily Butterfield.
of Detroit, Mich, one of the promi-
S nent speakers on the program at the
T Girls Vocational Congress.
A successful birthday party, giver
last Friday evening at the l. o. o. F
hall, for those members whose birth.
e dates occur in October and November
w. d. Bell captured the turkey. Re
) freshments were served.
IS A most enjoyable program, appro
<. pirate to American Education week
was rendered by the Housekeepers
club last Thursday afternoon at tn
ID home of Mrs. D. D. Stevens, of Yves
l. Olive street.
Mrs. j. H. Durston delightfully."- en-
l. tertained a number of prominent edu
r Gators attending the vocational con
a gress at a luncheon served last Satur
day afternoon at Northedge farm
her home west of the Bozeman cit
E. limits.
A. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Healey, VIII
had been spending several days i
il Bozeman while Mr.. Healey was a
e. tending court as a witness in a civ
suit during the past week, departe
Friday for their home at While Su
ce phur Springs.
Attorney E. F. Bunker was a prt
fessional visitor Monday in Living
ton, going over to attend to the d
p tails of a legal settlement. The flo
'e- lowing day he went to Manhatta
on where he pleaded a case in Judf
Blacks court.
ne Roy E. Cole, who has been co,
e fined to the D~eaconess hospital f
'ss the past two weeks while r~eceivir
treatment for a broken shoulder blad
1le was able to go to his home at Mena,
re Saturday. His mother, Mrs. A.
IN Cole, and his wife accompanied hi
on the trip home.
II The second number of the Artist
Il Course, to be given this season und
icy the auspices of the Bozeman Woi
ans club, will be given Tuesday ev
IT, ming, Dec. II, at the Ellen Theatl
zen the offering being a light opera. CIT
raj Impressario,p with Mozart as t
las central figure.
-on Mrs. E. Dietz of Butte, arrived
Bozeman last Friday to visit for
IN short time with her daughter. M
Ity' J.. E. Elliott, and daughter, Kathr!
asst The L. L. club met at the home
'ei- Mrs. J. W. Yergey, 420 Grand aV
nue. south, Monday afternoon, M
leir Afford Yergey was the hostess.
lay A delightful dinner party was g
Oh en- last Friday evening at the Bo.
ing man hotel by the Faculty Woma
=, club of the college, the guests
tne honor being the speakers and pro1
Ihe nent out-of-town women who tt
pint part in the Girls Vocational G,
nan gress.