The Bozeman courier., 1926-07-30

EQ HuCcnlngS resigned MS place as
driver in Yellowstone park the first
Of last week, and he and his family
have come to Belgrade where he is
busy hauling peas to the cannery in
Bozeman, driving one Of his fathers
trucks.
Charles Sayre, formerly Of the
FOrristell grocery in BOzeman, has
taken a position with Wayne Bar
nard, filling the place left vacant by
the leaving town Of Maurice Heck.
Mr.. Sayre expects to move his fam
lily down soon.
A picnic party composed Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. w. Coon and children
and her mother, Mrs. Lima Miller;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Olsen and her
mother, Mrs. Barbour; Mrs. Laura
Ferney, and Miss Blanche Ferney
went to the East Gallatin Sunday,
near the Penwell homs, and spent
the day.
While returning from BOzeman an
auto driven by Miss Gladys Spain
collided with "a car pilOted by George
! Martin at point just north of the
viaduct. Both machines were ditched
but luckily no one was hurt. Later
another machine, the identity of the
driver of which was not learned
went into the ditch at the same place
A change will be made at the Gal.
latin Valley cOmpany's mill in Bel
grade this week, when G. w. Sweet
who has been in charge for about &
year, and who has resigned his posi-
tiOn to enter into other business
leaves and until another man is Sc
cured, w. E. Parlins, former man
ager, takes charge. Mr.. Parkins hal
been in Seattle for the past year.
Mrs. Edwin Stephenson and he,
Ssister, Mrs. Roy Nelson, gave al de
lightful bridge luncheon at the hom,
of the latter Friday afternoon. Fou7
tables were in play during the after
noon. Several other guests enjOye,
the time socially. Tuesday Afternoon
the same two ladies gave anothe
party to guests who do not pla!
cards.
A dinner party was given, compli
mentary to Robert Dewing and hi
sister, Mrs. Kelly of Livingston
whose birthdays occurred the last )
the week, by Mrs. Dewing Saturda,
evening. Covers were laid for Nh
and Mrs. Jess Robinson, E. L. Heide
Tom and Milton Dewing, brothers 0
the honor guests, and their mother
Mrs. Dewing Of Livingston.
The Rev. A. A. McGahey, who ha
been pastor of the Baptist churc
. here for "a couple Of months, gave hi
farewell sermon Sunday evening, q
joint meeting Of the Baptists an
= Presbyterians at the former churcI
I The Rev. R. w. Orr assisted in th
l services. Just what Rev. McGahe
/ expects to do, or where he is to g
, is not known at present, but it is sal
:, that he will spend some time in tE
Gallatin before leaving.
:, The ladies of the Baptist Aid 81
D. ciety met in regular session Thursda
o afternoon at the home of Mrs. job
T. Deffebach at the the Commercial h
< tel, who with Mrs. J. B. RObinso
o served a dainty lunch after the bus
o ness session. Mrs. Sterling Lane pr
sided, as the president did not arri7
: until later. Plans for the annive
sary meeting to be held at the RObi
son home the second Thursday
August were discussed and a cor
mittee appointed to make necessa,
arrangements for the lunch.
About 200 people, members of Il
Christian church at Central Park, a
others, gathered at the Joe Heick
ranch north Of Central Park Sunds
Morning services were held in t
Central Park church, and in the {
ternOOn in the grove, after all h
partaken of a bOunteous picnic d
ner. Several of these meetings ha
been held this summer. The Rev.
L. Chapman, Of the Christian char
of BOzeman; the Rev. Burhl Clip
formerly of Central Park but now
Deer Lodge, who is visiting here vi
his daughter; the Rev. w. M. Jord
of Butte and others spoke during
day.