The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-02-28

Inc ~. II. ". OAuD Was cutcIbdilSu
at the home of Mrs. Ted Swanson on
Wednesday afternoon.
Chas. Esgar returned to Bozeman
Monday from Billings, where be has
been attending to matters of bust
ness
Mrs. F. 3. Linfield, who has been
visiting ser daughter, Mrs. Paul Nye,
at Billings, returned to Bozeman the
first Of the week.
Members Of the St. James Guild
met on Wednesday afternoon at the
rectory, combining a business session
with a social program.
Mrs. Carl Winller, who with her
husband and daughter Juanita went
to Portland, is now confined to a hos
pital with pneumonia at that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Spain are at
Deer Lodge, having been called there
by the serious illness of Mr.. SPANS
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Andrews were
visiting friends in Bozeman last Sat
urday, coming to the city from their
home at Trident.
John DeHaan returned to his home
last Friday, after having been con-
fined at the Deaconess Hospital foI
several days through illness.
Charles Carlson, one of the hustling
ranchers of the SpringhiIl district,
was attending to business matters in
Bozeman last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cox were in
the city from their ranch at Pass
Creek last Saturday, visiting friends
and attending to matters of business
Rex Duncan returned to his home
at Willow Greek, after several day:
spent at the Deaconess Hospital, re
ceiving surgical attention for an IN
jury.
Mrs. w. P. Porter, who has beer
receiving medical attention at the
Deaconess Hospital, returned to he1
home at Belgrade the first of thC
week.
Adolph Johnson has recovered from
a yer ase of pneumonia and re
turned to his home from the Deacon
ess Hospital, where he was under /;
! physicians care.
The Lutheran Aid Society met OIL
Wednesday afternoon in the parlol
of the church, where the members de
voted their time to work for thosi
needing aid.
G. A. Null returned the first of tn
week from New York and other east
ern market centers, where he ordere,
a large stock Of ladies' wear for hi
store in Bozeman.
Mrs. Frank Stone, of S~alesville, VIII
unlimited to an operation for az
1 pendicitis at the Murray hospital /
Butte last Saturday, is reported to b
recovering nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scotch, o
Great Fails, who have been visiting a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernar
Coping, Jr., returned to their HON
the first of the week.
Ellis and Gertrude Dawes returne
from Twin Bridges on Monday, wher
they attended the southern distric
basketball tournament and visite
their cousin, Mrs. Mortimer Lott.
Louis Wagner, of Wagner Bros
who has been in New York and othe
eastern cities buying goods for HI
store at Bozeman, is in Denver visit
ing relatives. He is expected TO a.
rive in Bohemian next Saturday.
Mrs. j. N. Brown entertained til
members of the ". C. T. U. at hi
home on Grand Avenue South Tue:
day afternoon. Mrs. Beatty, Mr.
Becker and Mrs. Brandriff aasiste
Mrs. Brown as ~hostesses, serving
delicious luncheon. Miss Harmon gay
an interesting talk on home problem
Mrs. Louis Lavering, accompanie
by Miss Mayme Hurley, left on IL
Wednesday morning train for Helen
where they will make their futul
home. Miss Hurley has accepted
position with one of the large 81
houses in Helena, and Mrs. Laverir
will Join her husband, who has bee