The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-09-05

Leaving for Los Angeles; Septem-
Der 16. Can accommodate one or two.
New car. Full camp outfit. Share
expenses. John H. Dawes, Twin
Bridges, Mont. .
Mrs Luella Ferguson and daugh-
tiers, Mrs. John Robertson and Miss
Maude Ferguson, went to Billings
Saturday evening by auto and spent
Sunday and Monday with friends.
Mrs. F. L. Benepe, Jr., and Mrs.
Alonzo Trent entertained at cards
Wednesday afternoon for their sister,
Mrs. c. B. Crow, of st. Louis. Excel
lent refreshments were served.
The auxiliary of the Rebekahs were
entertained by Mrs. Stevens, Mrs.
Pratt and Mrs. Petrausch at Mrs. Ste
vens' home on West Olive street,
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Wilton and
their guest, Mrs. Elsie Joliffe, of Mis-
sOula, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. DeFrate
left Saturday evening in the Wilton
car for a trip through the park.
DR.. Reisland the Eye Sight Spec
lalist who has come here regularly for
many years. Fitting by most SCENT
ific methods will be at the Bozeman
Hotel September q, % and % all
day. ADV.
Miss Olive Ennis returned from
Butte Friday, where she has been
with her mother, who underwent an
operation in that city. Mrs. Ennis is
getting along nicely.
Mrs. E. M. Howell and Mrs. o. B.
Van Horn gave an announcement
luncheon Saturday for Miss Bess
Howell, who is to be a September
bride.
Eleanor Patten entertained "a Of
her girl friends at a luncheon at her
home Friday afternoon. Favor games
were played on the lawn after lunch
con.
Arthur Sears, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. ], Sears, left last Thursday for
Vanando, Mont, near Forsyth, where
he will teach agriculture in the high
school this year.
The members of the executive board
of the Housekeepers' club met with
the president, Mrs. Mic Aakjer, at
: her home west of Bozeman a few days
ago.
Mrs. Esther Robertson. who has
: been at the hospital for an operation,
was able to leave for the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Reed, on
West Babcock last Friday.
Mrs. A. W. orion and Miss Alta
Williams reaurned Thursday from
a two months visit in San Francisco.
] Mrs. Viola Orion Williams will spend
the winter there.
:. Miss Edith Alderman. Miss Mary
= Davidson and Miss Annabelle Harper
i returned Monday from Helena, where
they attended the conference of the
d M. E. church.
Mrs. S. c. Kenyon left Monday for
Deer Lodge to spend a few weeks Wis
iting her younger daughter, iona.
k who was married recently Mr.. Ken
v yon will join her later and they will
n go to California to spend the winter.
Maxine and Nadine Monkey left
Saturday evening for their home in
Seattle, with their father, after
spending the summer with their
grandmother, Mrs. Anna Monkey, and
ID their aunt, Miss Ella Monkey.
IS The following officers were elected
at the meeting of tie Gallatin County
Rural Teachers association in Boze-
r man Saturday: President, Miss Bel
,e va Hill; vice president, Miss Minnie
Lee; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Nan
ME Walker Sorrells.
r Mrs. j. N. Kelly left Thursday FOL
re Billings, where she will make hel
to home with her daughter, Mrs. Clarl
Wright, and family. During her resi-
is derfce In Bozeman Mrs. Kelly has
lie made many friends who wish he
1s much happiness in her new home.
Mrs. Fred F. Wilson and Mrs. R. {
f., Purdum entertained for Miss Mildre
st Livingston Friday afternoon. Ate
re an excellent luncheon at Karst's cam.
they motored to the Wilson camp o.
ly Logger creek, where they spent tn
re rest of the afternoon socially.
IN Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Preston lef
Sunday for Los Angeles to max
rin their home. For the past two year
MS Mr.. Preston has been engaged i
nd business with Ray Holloway, an
to both he and Mrs. Preston have man
Ir. friends who are sorry to have thel
leave Bozeman.