The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-05-16

Dressmahng and remodeling. Mrs.
r. J. McConville, 16 North Word Ave.
The genial representative for the
Keil Grocery was in town Monday,
transacting business for his company.
John Roman returned last Saturday
from a two weeks sojourn in the Twin
Cities of Minneapolis.
We have the only cleaning and
pressing plant in Carbon County
Downards. Site.
Mrs. Rex Barton made brief WIS.,
it to the city Tuesday during the
train intermission for a breezy chat
with her father M. Emerson.
We have the only cleaning and
pressing plant in Carbon County
Downards. Site.
M. L. Purcells and w. NJ. Heath,
two Columbus merchants transacted
various matters of personal inter-
est at Rel Lodge Wednesday.
Children's hobbing with the latest
styles at the Style Beauty Shoppe.
Miss Anna Murdo, teacher at
Rapelje, and a graduate of Carbon
High is here to spend the summer
vacation with her mother.
Ray S. Anderson the u. s. COM
missioner from Billings has been in
town since Tuesday on an unusually
lengthy business mission.
DR.. and Mrs. P. ]. Sweeney are leav-
ing after office hours Thursday for
Billings, where they will attend the
Passing Show.
Paul Zamanek returned to Red
Tuesday upon completing an extensive
tour Of many states. He will leave
again shortly for San Francisco, and
other Pacific coast ports.
Mrs. John Karhu left for Billings
Wednesday to submit to an opera
ton at the Movius Hospital Her
daughter Miss Lila Karhu will ar
range every convenience for her
mothers welfare.
Troubles never file singly. It seems
so at least in the Plunkett home
where sickness is prevailing ele-
ncnt. Jim Plunkett is confined to
his horne with an attack Of influ-
enza while Mrs. Plunkett Ii recuper-
ating slowly from the same maladyl
Mrs. c. O. Dietz, who some time
ago surprised her home town folks
by hasty marriage, left to join her
husband at Casper, Wyoming Thurs
day. Her sister, Miss Alex Castagne
was her travelling companion as far
as Billings.
Groups of Red Lodge people at
tended the Passing 1928 Show, that
features as its speciality the basket
of picked Beauties. Why do some
folks insist on spending real hard
earned money on show that can be
seen every day on the streets at
home for nothing.
Preparations are being made by
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. J. Jones to attend
the Passing Show of '23, at Billings
Thursday evening. The Misses Helen
and Leola Jones, Walter Lantz and
Jack Kerringan will compose the rest
of the party.
Federal Game Warden George T.
Mushbach and wife motored up from
Billings Sunday to reopen their pic
turesque summer cabin in the heart
Of the hills. They were accompanied
from Billings by Mrs. Anna Anderson
and two sons, who were there for q
few days attending to business affairs
Among the JOY riders seeking pleas
ure in the open country were Mr.. and
Mrs. Lou Helm and young daughter
Jean who journeyed to Billings Sun
day in their new car, returning home
the same day.
In event of last Mothers Day Miss
Louise Bartoy, and James Lodge
treated their respective mothers to o
automobile ride to the Midland EN-
pire, returning at dusk the same day
Mrs. Lodge, and Mrs. Bartoy firmly
declared they were delighted, and
highly satisfied with their days out