The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-04-11

John Costellitz was a Red Lodge /
caller Friday.
Jim Lee returned to our city Sat-
urday.
John Albert, deputy sheriff, was in
town Thursday.
H. B. Camp made hurried trip to
Billings on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson visited
at the A. ]. Landers home in RED
Lodge the past week.
Geo. Bell of the Keil Grocery Co.,
of Billings, was attending to business
in town Monday.
Mrs. Dave Mckee entertained Mrs.
Leslie Soulsby and Mrs. Dave HASTE
at tea on Tuesday.
Mrs. j. Thompson, of California, is
making an extended visit at the Nike
sell home.
Mrs. Mary Lodge and Mrs. Jane
Daugherty, of Washoe, were shopping
in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Soalsby and Mr..
Mrs. Ed Soulsby attended the debate
in Red Lodge on Friday evening.
H. B. Pierce of Joliet was guest
at the Gardner home Thursday and
Friday.
Barbara Mcdonald, who has been
i'll the past week, is again able TO re-
sumo her work.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Ager were enter
tanned at the Gardner home Friday
evening.
Mrs. George McNeal was visiting in
Wasl e Fridsy with her sistas, Mrs.
Abe Mcdonald. who has been serious.
ly i'll.
w. E. Wilkinson, who has been
managing the Ager sale, left Friday
for Ringing, Mont, where he has q
position.
Faye Anderson went to Belfry on
Friday evening, where she took part
in the Minstrel Show put on by the
Woman's Club at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Richardson
motored to Billings Sunday to do
some buying for their new mercantile
store.
Edythe Kane, who is teaching near
Bridger, has been at home the past
week, having her tonsils removed, but
will be able TO resume her school dut-
les this coming week.
| Miss Mary Stermitz, who has been
employed at the Billings Gas Co., was
home Friday and Saturday to visit
her parents. Miss Stermitz left Sat
urday for Casper whre she has been
transferred by the Billings Company
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thomas. now
located Billings were in town for
several days the first of the week at
tending to business matters and visit.
ing their many friends. Mrs. Thomas
returned home Wednesday, while Mr
Thomas went over the hill where hs
was called on tn Harry Crissey trial
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Norris have re
Gently sold their furniture to MIR ant
Mrs. Ned Townsend and also rentet
! their house to the same party. Mr.
! Norris will leave Thursday for Mil
waukee, where he will enter ar en-
gineering school for the coming year
Mrs. Norris will be here until the frs
of May and then she will join hel
husband. The community regret,
losing two such good citizens bu
wishes them success in their new
I location.
Mrs. G. M. Straight was the recep
lent of surprise party Thursda,
evening, the occasion being her birth
!. day. The evening was spent play
/ ing bridge, after which deliciou
lunch was served by the Misses Ma
/ Halfacre and Emma Franchasia. Tn
I invited guests were Mesdames Der
I Norris, Harry Wright, J. C. f. Sieg
!. friedt, Phil Gardner, John Kane AM
! the Misses Florence Benson, Fay,
! Anderson, Luella Lundberg, Catherin
Z Doughty, Mae Halfacre, Emma Fran
! chasia, and Jean Straight and tn
I honor guest.
! On Thursday night occurred tn
I death Of David Mcbride at the HON
T of his parents in Washoe. David ha
I been in poor health for some time bu
4 1t was not thought that the end wa
x SO near. The entire communit
Z mourns the loss Of the young lad VIII
I was just in the prime Of life. Davi
I Mcbride was born in Lanarkshir,
Z Scotland, March 20, 1910. That sam
4 year the family moved to Bearcree
4 where they remained until last yea
Z when they moved to Washoe wher
Z they have since resided. He leaves hi
4 father and mother. five brothers an
! one sister to mourn his death. Tn
! funeral was held At the home on Sur