The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-12-31
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Mrs. A. L. Olsen is entertaining a
friend, Miss Mckay of Crow Agency,
for the holidays.
Miss frankie Miller is spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Miller.
Mrs. Everett Durham and children
spent Christmas with friends in
Wilsall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bryan and
sons spent Christmas on Middle
creek with their son.
Miss Mckay, a teacher at Crow
Agency, is spending the holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Olsen.
Charles Palmer, who went to Sc
attic with cattle for J. L. Taylor, re-
turned home the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandiland and chill
dren were guests Christmas of Mr..
and Mrs. F. M. Foerschler and FAM
lily.
Miss Alberta Frank, who teaches
at Poplar, is spending the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Frank at Pass creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Spring went
to Livingston to spend Christmas with
their daughter, Mrs. Harry Swingley,
and family.
Norman Stuart and his guest,
Henry Seely, drove to Butte Tuesday,
expecting to return Wednesday. They
will go back to Gardiner Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Lane had as
guests Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Ems and daughter, Marjorie, and
the Rev. Wayne Dalton.
A. i. Olsen spent the most of the
week in Helena, where he went to be
in attendance at the delegates meet
ing in connection with the schools.
Thursday afternoon the teachers Of
the public school held entertainments
for their pupils, there being a num-
Der of trees, and several programs.
MI. and Mrs, Guy Williamson left
for their home at Whitehall, Monday
afternoon, after spending several
! days at the w. P. Porter home.
l The young people will enjoy skat-
ing OF the pond in north town, which
Nh. Fitzstephens has been flooding,
l and getting into shape for this sport,
Mrs. Charles Linney went to Hell
!" ena last week in response to a call
: from her son, Lloyd Nishwander, mott
l flying her of the death of his young
: est son.
Mrs. Lima Miller entertained the
bridge luncheon club ait the G. w
e Coon home Thursday, December %
The members enjoyed a delicious re.
past, and also the exchange Of gifts
a Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson entertained
at dinner Christmas Mr.. and Mrs
} Ray Angel, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Gilmer, and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A
Bessette.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reinig an,
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Palmer
and family, and William Skinner wer,
n dinner guests Saturday of Mr.. AM
% Mrs. Glen Skinner.
* Mrs. Gussie Potts went to Butt
le Friday afternoon to spend Christina
ID with her brother and with her daugh
p ter, Evelyn, who is in training a
IN the Murray hospital.
he Mrs. Charles Linney went to He.
ena last week, being called there b
the death of her grandson, the sex
- ond child of her son, Lloyd NisI
wander.
Nh. and Mrs. Laurence Hecox ha
as guests Saturday his parents, M
and Mrs. G. H. Hecox, her brother
Charles and Andy, and Louis Bige
and Mrs. Louis Biggs.
The Baptist WOman's Helping s,
ciety met Thursday afternoon, D.
cember %, with Mrs. W. j. Marco.
who was assisted in serving by MI
H. Kurtzman. Mrs. J. B. RobinsC
will be hostess next meeting, vii
Mrs. H. F. Lynn helping.
Norman Stuart, who works at I'll
garage at Gardiner, came down Il
last of the week to spend Christina
vacation with his mother, Nh
Howard Gardner. Henry Seeley,
friend, accompanied him home for t
holidays.
The children Of the Baptist Sundt
school put on a program, and ]
ceived bags of candy and nuts,
an entertainment ait the church F
day evening. A tree filled one CT
ner and, to the delight Of the young
children, Santa Claus put in an a
p~earance.
The usual Christmas program a
services for the Presbyterian chur
were held Sunday morning. One nul
Der especially enjoyed was a voC
solo by Miss Blanche Brown, a SEM
at Intermountain college and a que
during the holidays Of Miss Agnes
Orr. A treat was handed out to ca
child.