The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-04-09
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down from Bozeman Sunday to at
tend the funeral services of Wallace
Thompson.
Mrs. Laura E. Burdick of St. Paul
has relieved Mrs. Olive Van Fpps as
manager of the \. P. Lunch room
while Mrs. Van Epps takes a much
needed vacation.
Mrs. John Powers was a hostess
Wednesday to a dinner at her home
on the North side, the guests being
Mrs. Marshall of Seattle. Mrs. jack
TomilinsOn of Pullman, Washington
and Mrs. William Heaston.
Allen Dodge, who has been employ
ed for the past month in White
Sulphur Springs, spent several hours
here Monday evening. visiting his
mother Mrs. Ellison Dodge, while on
his way to his home in Big Timber.
Charlie Larson had the misfortune
to fall and cut his forehead oter
above his eye Thursday while At
school and Miss Quaw who was visi,
ing at school took him 10 Three
Forks for treatment.
Mrs. Marshall, who viii be rcmen-
bered as Miss Mae Linsford a forr'cs
resident of Logan and her dauGhte'
visited friends here last wec!, or
their way home to Detroit, Michicar
from Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dickove.
pleasantly entertained at thei, hon e
: Tuesday evening for their guest 2,:zs
Y Helen Porter. tn = enjoying tn
e evening were Nr. and Mrs. Lys.-
; Middleton, Miss Eileen Fincl. Mis-
). Agnes Sabo, Mr.. Macdonald 81.
Howard Ball of Helena.
: The funeral services Of Wel'qea
! Hirm Thompson who passed away 2.
: 1890 o'clock April 3rd at the aoine
of his mother Mrs. Matte ThoApsa-
/ on the North side, was held Sunday
q Afternoon at 2:3O from the Episcopa
n church. The Rev. DR.. Currie Of Bo2e
y man officiating. The singers Were
Miss Elnora Waters and Mrs. G. Mon
s. roe Of Manhattan and Miss Kathryn
% Flynn and Mrs. L. c. Bevier.
ID Thirteen members Of the LOga'
Woman's Community club met Thurs
j. day afternoon at 2:3O at the home o
Mrs. Ernest Haselhorst with Mr..
#. Frank Dickover and Mrs. Phil Ray
II mond acting hostesses. Mrs. c. )
Arnett, Mrs. Ham, Airs. Allen Sale
< of Bozeman, Mrs. Coon of Belgrad
and Mrs. George Clark of ManEat-a
ST were visitors and a most inte2 est:n
and instructive talk, on Federatio
was given by Mrs. Arnett, after While
ca a social hour was enjoyed ana
dainty lunch served at five o'cloc
81 One of the most delightful partie
of the season was given h. Mrs. JOB
nd Mccall. Thursday evening at h
I'd, home on Madison avenue. in hCr.
~ "a of her sister, Mrs. J. Frank
he Livingston, who has many friends
ze- Logan. Three tables of 500 were
Ing play during the evening and hi-
honors were received by Mr.. and NJ
Phil Lang. while Miss Eileen Fin
in received the consolation prize. A c
the licious lunch was served at y oclo'
10 on beautifully decorated tables. VI
his a color scheme of yellow and VIII
and dainty favors of tulip basic
ses Those invited were: Mr.. and IN
R. II. Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs. +
Ter Lang. Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Bevier, -
Robert Bolton. Mrs. J. Frank and {
an Misses Viola Leary, Angelina l-y2'
Il Eileen Finck and Kathryn Flynn.
Wallace HIM Thompson Wa r
Re IN tie Madison valley, January y
ID 1897 and received his education
q the Logan school after which he we
ers. to Livingston to snend Il years
I'D the mechanic shops. Vhc.e n n
or considered very me n his work .
where ha married Miss Bernice 100
ext an thev have T I'D 2 son -
wn- Who is now 9 years old. His hea.
DID breaking Wallace spent sometin1a
ms ms Phoenix Arizona, California and =.
the an aunt in Atchins =, Kansas. a
the although he was better at times,
ap- Improvement was not permac@.
ally Fer the past few months. ne mad =
or in Logan with his mother, where
= is has had every care and attention 9
he will be greatly missed in the h
doe and BY his many friends. Intern
and was made in the Cemetery on the
lers beside his father and brother.
ap- The tragedy last Friday aftern,
any when the car in which Mr.. and !.
f a ]. F. Mercer were driving to b."