The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-08-25

The Misses Leone, Fern and
ODetta Bergan, Bertha Wilson and
Helgla Wirden were business callers
IN Red Lodge Saturday afternoon.
Miss Bertha Duncan returned
tuesday from Olympia, Washington
where she has been WORKING for tba
past year to visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Tunnicliff. Mr.
ana Mrs. johnnie Tunnicliff and son
donald motored to Pryor Wednesday.
lhey expect to be gone until. Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Abrahamson.
daughters Ellen and Elsie and Mrs
Emll Stein and Mrs. Marv pieIata
motored to Red Lodge Sunday eve
ming. we
Mrs. George Simington and GRAND
daughter Bonnie De Haven If Ias
angeles arrived Monday. They will
few weeks. .
A few carloads of Roberts people
attended the dance at Ames' Pavilion
near Brldger Saturday night. Jimmie
hunters six-piece orchestra furnish
ed the music. 80
Miss Lillian Pollari returned Sun
day from Billings where she has
been attending the summer normal
She is visiting with her grandfather.
John Manners.
Mrs. William Johnson, daughter
Pauline and Edna Mae and Mrs.
James Lesley of Red Lodge and Mrs.
". +. Ogden of Belfry attended the
band concert Friday evening.
Miss Ellen Abrahamson returned
fflaay from Billings where she has
been under medical treatment fer tie
past four weeks. Miss Abrahamson is
leeilng considerably better now.
Mr.; and Mrs. Will schanek, daugh-
ters Irene and Hannah and son Milo
leIt early Saturday morning for Sioux
City, Iowa, where they will visit with
trends and relatives for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Budas and
son Albert motored to Billings Thurs
day with Mr. I'D @ md T,soran,
daughter das,ta an IS ~
ingram, VINO were enroute ID faai,
home at Los Angeles, California.
The Misses Alice Matthews and
Beorghild Stratveit returned home
from the summer normal at BILLINGS
Monday. Miss Stratveit will visit at
the Harry Matthews home for a few
days before going out to her home
on Bauldy creek
The most notable event Of the sea-
son among the extreme younger set
occurred at the William Wiedman
ranch home Saturday afternoon when
the Misses Violet and Viola enter
tanned their schoolmates, the occa-
sion being their seventh birthday. The
AFTERNOON was spent in playing games,
after which a very delicious lunch
was served. Those present were
Grace Tunnicliff, Marguerite Wetter-
er, Betty Mae Monahan, Martha Ann
Rowland, Jean Heikkila, Norma Sui
Ivan, George Mcdonald and Donald
Pitts.
A large crowd attended the band
Friday night. The program
consisted of the following numbers:
The Circus Parade" by b. T. Paull.
Barber of Seville" by Rossini: "Co1,
onel DOGGY" by Kenneth J. Afford.
aSans Sauci" by John Kaula i-o sTe
d !. :. .et flS1olle ny LOUIS GanDp.
Amt She Sweet" by YelIer and
eAger; Carmen" a grand selection
from Gm Blzet's opera, by Mackie- Beyer:
crazy Words, Crazy Tune" by Mil
ION Ager and Jack Yeller; dBallat
Egyptian by Alexandra Luigini.
In Little Spanish Town" by Mable
Wayne; Morning, Noon and Night
n Vienna" by F. V. Suppe and "The
stars and Stripes Forever" by
oousa.
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