The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-08-05

A marriage license was granted to
Dorrel D. Carr, 81, and Evelyn Bell,
10, both of Powell, Wyo., by Clerk of
the Court G. L. Finley July 81.
Otto L. Fales, 20, of Powell and
Lenore Reed, %, of Deaver, secured
marriage license Saturday, July 81,
from Clerk of the Court G. L. Finley
A marriage license was issued July
30, to Warren Brinkerhoff, 40, and
Elizabeth Harris, 20, both of Lowell,
Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Simmons of
Roundup arrived yesterday to spend a
few days in the city with acquain-i
tances and relatives. Frank Simons
is brother to H. A. and O. J. Simmons
of this city.
A. J.. Sundahl, druggist at the Red
Lodge Drug Co., returned August !,
from his vacation spent on the coast.
On July %, at Eugene, Ore, Sundahl
was married to Miss Francis Staley,
who had been teaching 1T Kalispell for
the last nine months.
Mrs. William Larkin, Jr., little son,
and her aunt Mrs. J. F. Bell Of Wash
ington, D. c., left Thursday for Mis-
soula to spend a month as guests of
Mrs. Larkin's parents. Mrs. Bell will
return to the capital city after her
visit.
Miss Nevada Sandage, a nurse at
Adams Hospital, departed Tuesday for
Billings where she will have her eyes
examined. Before returning to her
duties at the hospital Monday she
expects to make short visit at the
home of her brother near Joliet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Hamlin of Elgin,
Illinois, went up to Camp Sawtooth
Monday to spend ten days. Mrs. Ham
lin and Mrs. F. l. johnson are cousins.
After they leave here Mr.. Hamlin will
go to Alaska for big game hunting
while Mrs. Hamlin will continue to
California to visit with friends. =
Miss Edith Shorey was a caller in
town last week from Roberts where
she is visiting with friends and rel
atives. Miss Shorey is a former Rob-
erts girl but now resides in Long
Beach, Calf. She has wide acquain-
lance in the city, having at one time
gone to the Red Lodge schools
Mrs. A. F. Sell left Tuesday for her
home in Missoula after spending an
enjoyable week visiting with former
acquaintance and friends. While here
she was the guest of Mrs. Ida Sicora.
Enroute to her home she planned to
stop in Billings to visit with her sis
ter.
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. William
Freakes entertained at five tables of
bridge at her home and also enter
tanned a number of guests for tea.
Mrs. F. A. Sell of Missoula, formerly
of Red Lodge; and Mrs. Freakes'
daughter, Mrs. Friedrich Salt of Spo-
kane were the honor guests. Mrs. j.
]. Gleason won high honors and Mrs.
J. F. Brophy, low score. Dainty re-
freshments followed cards.
Miss Edna Willy will arrive from
the east today where she has visited
with friends and relatives in Cleve-
land and Youngstown, Ohio, Pittsburgh
and Sharon, Pennsylvania and num-
Der of other places. Enroute to Red
Lodge, she stopped in Chicago two
days to visit Miss Louise Formento
formerly of Red Lodge, and who is
now studying in a Chicago music con-
servatory. Miss Willy was met in
Billings by her mother, Mrs. Fred
| Willy, and sister, Mrs. J. F. Sullivan
Guests registered at the Pollard this
week include: Bob Brack, G. A. Gold
vik, E. G. West, Albert E. Platz, w. F
Johnson, D. 0. Mecklenborg, H. Smith
E. w. Downing, A. D. Cox, Alb. John
son, H. Casperson and wife, F. Will
fong, H. E. Campbell, G. A. Olsen, j
F. Seemlar and Duane K. Lewis, al
of Billings, Mr.. and Mrs. R. Richard
son, G. G.. Eklund, both of st. Paul G
C. Riley and wife and son, Sheridan
Wyoming, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Porkka
Mullin, Idaho, D. Muir and wife, E. H
Bradley and wife, Laurel, j. R. Ho
garth, New York City, Hugh c. Dunn