The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-05-07

at Antelope, in Sheridan county, has.
returned to her home here.
Clyde Williams, who successfully
underwent an operation for append.
citis at the Deaconess hospital two
weeks ago, was able to 60 to his
home last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. John Schofield and son, John,
who have been visiting for a few
weeks, with relatives in Bozeman,
left yesterday for their home at Emil
grant, where Mr.. Schoefld is super
intendent of the State fish hatchery.
Prof. Edmund Burke, mayor of
Boezman, and his family, who had
been occupying an apartment in the
Evergreen during the winter months,
removed last week to their home on
Third avenue, south, for the summer
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Babe and baby,
Of Butte, who have been here visit,
ing with the w. H. Fowler family
for a few days, have departed for
Livingston and Big Timber, where
they will visit relatives before re
turning home.
G. Y. Brown, principal Of the Park
county high school, who was in Boze-
man to act as one of the judges in
the contest at Montana State college
Tuesday, visited Principal Woodland
at Gallatin county high school yester-
day afternoon.
The Housekeepers' club announce
a very interesting meeting to be held
tomorrow, Thursday, at the Alpha o
house, 1T Sixth avenue, south, with
Mrs. w. NJ. Willis, Mrs. B. A. Scol,
lard, Mrs. J. S. Taylor and Mrs.
Stephen White as hostesses.
George NJ. Lewis of Manhattan,
was in Bozeman last Wednesday to
attend the funeral of Walter Cooper.
He remained during the remainder OF
the afternoon attending to business
matters at the court house and II
the business district.
Earl Benham, trustee of the Ophil
school up West Gallatin; Ralph Jones
trustee of the Nelson district, anC
Roy Border, clerk of the Harper
school district, were in Boezman thi'
week to call at the office of the coun
/ ty superintendent of schools.
) Major ]. F. Keown, special agen
for the Northern Pacific, came t.
Bozeman yesterday to meet H. W
: Child and to visit at home for a few
! hours. His SON, Wallace, who sprain
; ed his ankle about two weeks ago, J
getting along nicely, being able t
get around on crutches.
John Ferguson of Great Falls, me
f tored over to Bozeman Sunday to Sc
his mother, Mrs. Ben Ferguson, VIII
is a patient at the Deaconess hos
. v;+ol ,ooo,or;pr frou, , raoop+ Opar1
: ton. He is a guest at the home c
= his wife's brother-in-law and siste-
t Judge and Mrs. w. R. G. Stewart.
NJ. and Mrs. Ward Ridnour, Lily
ingston residents, are spending sever
al days in Bozeman visiting FRIEND
It and relatives. Mrs. Ridnour We
formerly Mrs. Flossie Sherida
S~paulding of Bozeman. She and NJ
Ridnour were married in LivingstC
l. about three weeks ago. They eXpe
to depart in the near future for So
le Diego, California.
Mrs. w. J. Beall, beloved pione'
matron of this city, who is still co
fined to the Deaconess hospital, r
d operating from the effects Of a bro
t. en- limb sustained several weeks az
Sc at her home in the Evergreen apar
ments, is getting along as nicely
can be expected. She is very appr
40 ~ciative of the visits being made n
r by her many friends.
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to Hold Preliminary Track Meet
A preliminary group track me
was held at the Story mill schf
IL grounds last Wednesday in prepa1