The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1925-04-22
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children motored to Three Forks and
spent Sunday evening with friends.
Pete Sorenson, travelling engineer
out of Livingston on the N. P. Ry.,
was a business caller in Logan We'd
nesday.
Miss Viola Leary returned to Lo-
gan Sunday evening from Butte where
she went to spend the weekend with
her parents.
Misses Harriet Halverson and Ida
Paine of Pipestone spent the week
end in Logan as guests of Misses
Gerda and Agnes Larson.
Mrs. Eldore Olsen, Miss Agnes Sa-
DO and Francis Sabo motored to Boze-
man and spent Saturday shopping and
visiting friends.
/ Miss Augusta Sechiou, Mrs. Frank
Johnson and children motored to Boze-
man Saturday and spent several hours
shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Malin of the
Madison motored to Bozeman Thurs
day and spent the day with friends
and attending to matters of business
Mrs. Wallace Burrell departed Sat-
urday for Seattle where she will visit
her niece, Mrs. Volley Patterson for
a few days.
Miss Nellie Sherman who has been
Visiting at the Muir home on the
Madison for a few days left Sunday
for her home in Big Timber.
Mrs. Charles Ellison was a passen-
ger on the stub to Manhattan Monday
morning where she spent the day
shopping and visiting friends.
Mrs. Edith Vaughn of Manhattan
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Carpenter, motoring home
Monday morning.
Mrs. L. C. Richardson was a pas
senger on the stub Thursday morning
to Livingston where she visited with
friends and attended to matters of
business.
, No. 800, the local freight train be-
tween Bozeman and Whitehall has
been discontinued and the local be-
tween Logan and Helena will now
run between Bozeman and Helena.
Joseph Malin and his roommate
Chester Dale, returned to Helens
I Tuesday after spending the Easter va
I%cation at the home of MIR: and Mrs
? Joe Maiin On the Madison.
: Mrs. Earl Hinote and daughter Vir
: ginia were passengers on the bus t,
Bozeman Friday morning, where the,
3 spent the day, returning the same eve
;, ming.
Mrs. William Henderschott and so,
Billy returned to Logan Friday eve
n ming from Bozeman where they ha,
v been. visiting for a couple of days a
: the home Of Mrs. Mary Henderschot'
Mrs. John Powers and children lef
n Saturday for Missoula where they wi
/ spend some time visiting at the HON
: of her sister-in-law, and family, NJ
and Mrs. Earl Britain.
l. Miss Eileen Funk went to Bozema
le Sunday afternoon where she met he
Il sister, Miss Mary Funk, assistar
county superintendent of Madiso
/ county, with whom she visited for
s. couple of hours.
II Mrs. Al belong, Mrs. Tom Tice an
m children motored to Three Forks MOI
day where Mrs. belong will spend
i'd few days nursing. Mrs. Tice ar
ST children returned after visiting for
few hours with friends.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Caruso al
daughter Dorothy motored to Living
4. ston Sunday evening after loadir
IS. their furniture here during the da
ty They will make their home in Livin.
ston.
Miss Isabelle Sloan and her friel
Miss Francis Mcdonnell of Helen
m who have been spending the East
nd vacation at the home Of Nh. and Nh
vo J.. B. Sloan, on the Madison, returnt
to Helena Tuesday evening to resun
in their studies at the st. Vincent AGA
ed envy.
by Among the Logan people to attel
Of the dance at the Upper Maids
school house Saturday evening WEI
re Mr.. and Mrs. George Cobus, Mr.. al
". Mrs. Jack Lomilson, Mrs. Tom Tic
ig, Mr.. and Mrs. AL belong, Mr.. a
II, Mrs. Earl Bryant, Mrs Bill Heastc
es Miss Alice Ellison and Charles Elise
and Earl Hester.
IL The WOman's Community club he
ler a social meeting Thursday afterno
en- ana o'clock at the home Of Nj
Ike Olive Van Epps. The afternoon "
socially spent and at 5 o'clock a {
re licious lunch was served by Mrs. v
Epps with the assistance Of Mrs. J
M~enaface of Three Forks and NJ