, 1924-06-25
POWELL

business in Lowell Friday.
Laverna HUT of Worland is Wis
iting at the home of DR.. F. A.
Mills until after the Fourth.
Mrs. j. o. Roach received a mes.
sage Sunday conveying the sad news
of her mothers death. Mrs. Roach
left Sunday evening for Iowa to at
tend the funeral.
Rev. ]. A. Afford left Monday
afternoon for Haver. Montana, to
join Mrs. Afford for a visit with
their son Walter. From there they
will go to southern California to
visit their two daughters.
Lige LOOMS family left Tuesday
afternoon for The Dalles, Oregon,
to join Mr.. Loomis, who has spent
the past four months in Oregon.
Their many Powell friends wish
them happiness and success in their
new home. Mrs. Abby Claflin, sis
ter of Mrs. Loomis, is accompanying
them in the hope that her health
will be benefited by the lower al
titude.
The DeMolay boys had installa-
iiSCi lludS hlSul, lOl-
lowed by a dance. Masons and
Eastern Star members were guests.
The boys served ice cream and cake
and a very pleasant evening was
had by those present.
Mrs. Grace Clarke has moved into
the j. c. Hill house on Bernard
street. MT. Hill and family have
moved into the C.. C. Double pro-
perty on Bent street.
Leonard Keogle is having a
siege of erysipilas.
Mrs. J.. R. Northrop's friends are
glad to learn hat she is recovering
from her recent illness.
c. L. Funk and family, l.. L..
Rhuler and wife and w. G.. Midget
and family were out picnicing Sun
day.
Rev. Dryden of Cody will preach
in the Powell NJ. E. church Sunday
in the absence of Rev. ]. A. AL
ford.
Herman H. Bruce, living two
miles southwest of Powell, has one
of the finest strawberry crops to be
seen on the Powell flat. Mr.. Bruce
estimates that there will be about
1000 quarts of berries from his
patch which is on less than an acre
of ground.
Chas. Robinson returned last
week from Ames. Iowa where he
has been attending college the past
year.
Roy Killam's infant son passed
away Thursday, being only a few
days old.
The Powell Methodist Sunday
school is preparing a Children's
Day program for July 9Th.
Mrs. Rhulen, Mrs. Lewis and Mrs.
McGonagle were hostesses to the
Powell and Garland NJ. E. Aid last
Thursday in the parlors of the NJ.
E. church of Powell. A nice little
program of music and readings was
given after which everyone enjoyed
playing games. Delicious refresh
ments were served and a very plea
SAINT afternoon enjoyed by those
present.
Mrs. Hoot's mother from Illinois
is making her a visit.
MT. ana MIS-. ernest MchelVey,
who were married on Wednesday
evening, were given a delightful
reception at the home of the groom's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Kelvey, Thursday evening. A de-
licious four-course dinner was
served consisting of turkey and all
the trimmings. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Brown, Miss
Iva Brown, parents and sister of
the bride; Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Ora
ham, Mrs. Mamie Coorough, Mr..
and Mrs. j. b. Elder, Mr.. and Mrs.
Malcolm Mcpherson, H. H. Bruce,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Graham, Frank
Elder, Ralph Mudgett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Elder, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Kittle. DR.. and Mrs. Graham, Wal
ter Kittle, Miss Ada Kittle, Mrs.
Carl K~atzenbach of Lowell, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. G.. MIDGET, Raymon Ora
ham and jain Graham. During
the evening a crowd of neighbors
and friends came and chivaried the
the newlyweds.
Every evening the camp grounds
are crowded with tourists.
Mayor Scott l.. Lyall and family
were picnicing in the vicinity OF
M~eeteetse Sunday.