The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1923-12-26

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Mrs. Bartlett's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Man,ve. Mr.. Bartlett has re- I
turned home, but Mrs. Bartlett and
the two children will remain IN Boze-
man for a few days. ai<1 (,
Snow that fell Tuesday afternoon /,
on top of the several inches of "the
beautiful already on the ground,
gave Christmas in Gallatin county
the genuine holiday appearance and
made glad the hearts of the yOungs-
ters. The highest Temperature re-
corded on Christmas day was Al. The
lowest was 81 degrees above zero.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Davis enter
tanned at Christmas dinner a group
of relatives including Mr.. Davis ia
Their, w. H. Davis; his sister, Mrs.
Laura Corbly, and family, consisting
of her son, Vivian Corbly, and wife
from Missoula; her s~on-in-law and
| daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. P. W. Pace
and baby; her other son and daugh-
ter, Alverd Corbly and Mary Lynn
7 Corbly, of Bozeman. The family en-
joyed a social afternoon together.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church met this aft
ernoon with Mrs. j. A. Thaler at 9O1
Third avenue south. An interesting
program had been arranged, to in
clude a talk by Miss Lindblom on her
recent visit to Alaska, and a Christ
mas story from Ben Hur by Miss Julia
Martin. There was special music, and
in response to roll call, the members
gave Bible verses IN peace and joy.
Lieut.. B. M. Humphrey, who helped
to open the Bozeman Corps of the
Salvation Army as an assistant to
Capt. Fred Stevans, was a visitor
last week in Butte on Salvation Army
business. A telephone, Call 386-W,
has been installed in the Salvation
Army Hall, 3O4 East Main street, for
the convenience of those who either
wish to call up the officers for the
purpose of reporting needy families,
or to make donations.
Funeral services for Thomas M.
; Young, who died in Anaconda, were
, held at the Baptist church Sunday aft
ernoon, the Rev. E. R. Curry official
i ing. The singers were Mrs. j. H. Har-
; ris, Miss Norma Allen, Miss Gwendo-
Z lin Davis, Clarence Herlee and Roy
Kerlee, with Miss Violet Marshall at
the organ. Interment was in the
Bozeman cemetery, the pallbearers
. being P. D. Madden, Leslie Knight,
I L. R. Lyons, Homer Todd, Charles
. Allsop and Harold Todd. .
The Anceney and Elk Creek schools
combined in a fine Christmas enter
tainment and dance at the Anceney
school house, the pupils of both schools
= showing good training and providing
an entertainment that was enjoyed by
a large number of patrons. After the
program, dancing was enjoyed anC
: supper was served. Miss Dorothy
Chandler is the teacher of the An,
: ceney school, and Miss Blanche Stew
ems of the Elk Creek school.
Louis Accola is having an enjoy
able family house party for Christ
F. mas and several days at his home OF
Wilson avenue south, his s~on-in-lav
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitfield
Spain, and children being in from
IS their ranch on Pass Greek for a wee!
or more, and another son-in-law AM
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rain o
l. Billings, being here. Mr.. Rain ex
poets to return home soon. but hi
# wife, formerly Miss Grace Accola
expects to spend a few weeks a
rs home.
is Christmas festivities at the home o
r. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spaulding, 90
IN West Curtis street, consisted of a fam
lily reunion, including all the immedi
t. ate relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. Spauld
ing, as well as the father and thre
brothers Of Mrs. Spaulding from Bris
re toll, Virginia. Covers were laid fo
en- %, and a ssix-course dinner was served
The ce~nterpiece was a large pot G
I'd ~poinsettias and ferns arranged wit
al ribbons and tulle, a gift from Mr.
an Ronald Danausdol. After dinner, SaT
tt, ia appeared and presented gifts to a
oil. The host and hostess were the reciI
he tents of many remembrances.
h The setting in the case of the Cit
of Bozeman, through City Attorne
he Walter Aitken, against about 80 bus
b. ness men who refused to pay the liz
fe ense tax imposed by the city IN til
re grounds that the tax was a revenu
a measure and was inequitably appol
lit toned, has been vacated by Judg
ce Ben B. Law. The cases were origin
oI1v cot for hoorinU on noo 07 RI