The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-08-27
6be News from GaIlatin County
y = From our special correspondence

William Cummings and daughter,
Miss Margaret Cummings, and Floyd
Hess, all Of MOntezuma, Iowa, came
last week and spent a few days
in the park, and will visit his daugh-
ter Mrs. S. c. Allen, and FAMILY:
Mrs. R. E. Blk, aunt Of Mrs. o.
E. Hubchings, who has been visiting
here, went to Livingston Saturday for
a short visit and viii spend some
time at Tom Miner Basin up the Vel
lowstone, and at Gardiner, before re-
turning to Belgrade for a longer Wis
it with the Hutchings family. She
will return to her home in Seattle
before the last Of October
Miss Blanche Ferney, Mrs. S. c.
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. R. 3. Hubbard,
and Mrs. c.. H. Hecox attended the
Grand chapter Of the Eastern Star
at Butte Friday and Saturday. Mr.
and Mrs. F. M. Foerschler and Mr..
and Mrs. C. W. Coon drove over We'd
nesday, and the men were in attend
Rnce at the Grand lodge, A. F. & A.
NJ, returning home Friday via Vir-
ginia City,
w. E: Parkins received word late
! Saturday evening Of ths death in a
: hospital at Seattle Of his mother.
Mrs. M. M. Miller, who had been in
: feeble health for several months, anC
= who during the winter fell and brOk.
her hip. Mr.. Parkins left from Boze.
man on the North Coast Limited FOL
= Seattle, and took the body to Denvel
; where it will be laid to rest beside thr
grave of hen husband, DR.. John Mil
Ter, who passed away there a numbe
I Of years ago.
= Mrs. Jean Penwell entertained a
a delightful bridge luncheon Satur
day afternoon for her sister, Mis-
Lura Beatty. Others present wer
H Mrs. G. R. GrOgan, Mrs. J. M. Gray
= beal, Mrs. Ray Angel, Mrs. F. N
FOerschler, Mrs. W. w. Spain, Mr.
n NJ. C. Smiley, Mrs. Floyd Harrington
Mrs. Ida Harrington, Mrs. RObel
u Dewing and mother, Mrs. Custer
Mrs. G. w. Coon, Mrs. Lima Mile.
:. Mrs. M. W. Penwell and Mrs. w. ,
- Cochran.
Mrs. B. G. Hough Of Portland, an
at her sister Mrs. Fred Williams (
s. BOzeman, were in town Monday an
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]
Porter until Tuesday, when Mr.
q Hough left for Helena to visit h,
g brother, Ralph Hart. On Friday sh
= with Mrs. I. P. Diefenderfer, w
- leave for Portland. On Tuesday MI
- Hough end Mrs. W. P. Porter we
" luncheon guests of another sister
rs. Mrs. Hough, Mrs. A. T. Rutledge
ne Bozeman.
DR.. and Mrs. F. T. Oberg left
at auto the last Of the week for the
eet new homo at Hartford, Conn, a
have disposed Of their houses a
in the doctor his practice to DR.. a
M. Mrs. R. T.. Towne of Trinity, Kans.
who t2vc t,a5en possession. ]
ere TOwne r 4 graduate Of Trinity C
md lege and Of tho University Of Kl
ng. sas, and served as inte1ne at
and Kansas City General hospital a
ade house surgeon at Trinity hospit
,m- His wife is a graduate of Park c
gh- lege and Of the Pres yterian hospi
in Chicago.
viii o. H. Coleman received word M
for day morning that his sister, N
leir Boyd Brooks Of Gothenburg, Ne
DR.. had undergone an operation for
pendicitis at the hospital alt Kearr
Nebr., and was very weak. Later
heir received another message stat
bert that she had passed away and he
Vest Mrs. Coleman and little daughter
on No. AZ for Nebraska. Mrs. Bro
her win be remembered here as 4
sis Ethel Coleman, who visited her ur
her c.. H. Hecox, and family with
the mother, Mrs. Kate Coleman, al
/ by seven years ago. Her mother
here again two years ago visi
hens her son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
for Mrs. o. II. Coleman.
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