The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-08-04

iaiilily returned Saturday from low
where they spent a couple of weel
5 visiting relatives. They report havir
l had very pleasant trip.
Marriage licenses were issued We!
terday afternoon to Mike Meatovicl
"a, and Josephine Meyer, 10, of Bea1
creek; and Arthur Eckard, %, of Be
fry and Luella Ruth Mills, 10, of Re
Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Conway and tn
Misses Flo Conway and Margare
Fleming returned Friday night from
a two weeks motor trip, which includ
ed tour of Yellowstone Park and
visit at Thermopolis.
William Pollard, George De Boure
and Matthew Woodrow will leave Sun
day for weeks vacation in the Vel.
lowstone Park and Cooke City. While
IN Cooke they will invest in lake
front lots on the Beartooth lakes.
Wanted: Small furnished house OF
apartment. No children. Box 818. 21-tf
A marriage license was issued last
Thursday by G. L. Finley, Clerk of
Court, to Lyle Sheets, 20, of Powell,
Wyoming, and Irene Burnes, 10, of
Billings. The young man received the
consent of his parents to the marriage.
Extreme cruelty is alleged by
Esther Mcclure who started action
for divorce from Thomas Mcclure in
district court Friday. They were
married in Columbus in May, 1925.
S. G. Merriman is attorney for the
plaintiff.
E. B. Shelley motored to Billings
last night to meet his mother and
sister, Mrs. H. G.. Shaw and daughter
Velma, who entrained the same eve
ming for Helena. Before returning to
their home in Amarillo, Texas they
will visit in Red Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morrisroe and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Thomas of Butte,
Mrs. M. A. Jones and small daughter
Marigail of LeWistown have been
guests at the home of Mrs. Anne
Doran, Mrs. Morrisroe, Mrs. Thomas,
Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Doran are sisters.
George Hicox left Monday morning
for Billings after spending week
with friends in Red Lodge. From Bill
ings he will resume his journey to
lis home in southern California. Mr..
Iicox is well known in Red Lodge and
S brother of Mrs. George
Mushbach of Billings.
Do you need glasses? If so, see K.
\. Koski. 1913 South Broadway,
Jity. Tiff.
L. M. Prill and E. J. Walker
notored to Greybull, Wyoming Sat-
lrday afternoon, returning Sunday.
On Monday evening Mr.. Prill motored
o Bridger to meet his parents, Mr..
md Mrs. t. F. Prill, who have just
an enjoyable vacation
pent in touring Yellowstone National
Park and visiting friends and rela-
ives in Wyoming.
Announcements have been received
n Red Lodge of the marriage of
Hiss Nellie Dona Elizabeth Gleason
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. R. J.
1leason of Winona, Minnesota, to Mr..
lalph Phillip George, on Sunday,
lay Is at Winona. Mr.. and Mrs.
ieorge will be remembered in Red
lodge by many, as they conducted
nusic studio in Red Lodge two years
go.
DR.. E. M. Adams motored to Bill
ngs SulAay where he met his mother,
Irs. Mary J. Adams. The reunion of
lother and son at Billings was for the
rst time in five years. Although
Irs. Adams is past Is years old she
lade the trip from Hancock, New :
to Montana alone, this be-
lg her first trip to this state. She
ill make an extended visit with her
IN here.
For Sale: A Buescher saxophone in
Il condition. Will sell cheap. Inquire
t the News office. Gilt.
P. j. Tierney, an attorney of Platts-
lrg, New York, has been a visitor
{ his aunt, Mrs. Frances Harvey. Mr..
ierney left for Cody Sunday and
i'll enter the Yellowstone Park Sun
ay afternoon. After his visit in the
ark he will go to Vancouver, Lake
ouise and Banff. Mr.. Tierney has a
lrm near Red Lodge and is very
avorably impressed with the crop
ltput.
F. |. johnson came to Red Lodge
ON Camp Sawtooth Saturday and
ated that he has packed the first
otor "over the top" to be used for
awing wood. A Ford engine is now