The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-07-28

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Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Penttila an,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Kansala of Re,
Lodge motored to Coombs, Montana
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Budas. sol
Albert, and granddaughter Joyita
motored to Billings Friday OF
business.
Roy Hunt, Turner Harness, Mile.
CASTOR, Jimmie Zylstra and Charles
Paterson motored to Red Lodge Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert NORM. sor
Buddie, and daughter, Ruth of Absar-
okee, were visiting in Roberts Thurs
day evening.
The Misses Mary Hudson, Nora and
Josie Allen and Mr.. Raymond Allen
motored to Red Lodge Friday after
noon on business.
The Misses Mary Hudson, Mildred
Walker, Leone Bergan, Leona Hogan
and Nora and Josie Allen motored to
Red Lodge Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Heikkila, daugh-
ter Jean, and Mrs. Henry Pietala and
son George visited at the Puutio
home IN Red Lodge last Monday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Bergan and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Kisin-
ger motored to Red Lodge Wednes-
day evening to attend the Trousdale
Sweet show.
Mrs. Hobson and daughters Jessie
and Bessie arrived Thursday from
Adely, Wash. They will visit with
Mrs. Hobson's daughter Mrs. Wins
rum for few weeks before return
ng.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank johnson. son
Herbert, Mrs. J. C. Abrahamson and
laughter Ellen motored to Billings
friday. Miss Abrahamson is going to
ave nasal operation before return
ng.
The Misses Mary Hudson, Leone
,ergan, Nora and Josie Allen and the
lessrs. Raymond Allen and James
iunter motored to Joliet to the dance
t Peterson's Pavilion Saturday eve
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Wentworth and
amily and Mr. Charlie Wentworth
aturned to their home in Lewistown
tuesday,. They have been visiting at
lie M. 5. Wentworth home for the
asst week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Wentworth.
+. and Mrs. Lloyd Wentworth and
mlly, Mr.. Charlie Wentworth. Mr..
Id Mrs. Curtis and Mrs. R. L. Dun
n and family spent Sunday at the
asst Rosebud lakes.
Mrs. Gust Wetterer gave a delight
| party at her home Monday eve
ng in honor of Miss Nora Allen.
tines furnished the enjoyment for !
e evening. Delicious refreshments
re served. Those present were the :
sses Mary Hudson, Leone Bergan. :
sic Allen, Leona Hogan, Hazel
onahan, the honor guest and the
stess. '
The last and most interesting nu-
ton meeting was held Wednesday.
~ 20, at the home of Mrs. Gust 7
etterer. The main topic was home y
ming and jelly making. Miss Nc
Teen, Montana nutrition specialist. d
monstrated the use of certo in MAX L
jelly. She made grape and lemon
d orange jelly. Miss Carey plans e
achievement day to be held at e
terson's grove, Joliet, some day the
It week of August. She extends the a
berts group a cordial welcome and e
uld like to have them join in the
)gram.
Due to the storm Friday evening {
regular band concert was held in
omas Hogan's new building. A :.
y large rrowd attended even q
ugh 1t was quite stormy. The pro- "
I'm consisted of the following num- :,
s: A march, Colonel Bogey," by ;
a Afford; Chinese Romance, "In Old .
zlng," by K. L. King; Eclipse
Hop" by K. L. King; overature, cs
anorama" by G. L. Farmhouse; 0
rch, "Tinvercargill" by Alex F.
hgow; Sereanade, baritone horn L,
, played by Joseph Bertilino, "a to
mt in June by K. L. King; march,
Pere La Victoire" by L. Game; {.
racteristic (trombone solo) "Slip ~ ~
y Sam by G. D. Farmhouse; des-
otive march, "The Circus Parade
b. I. Paul; march, 'The Stars and a oS
Ipes Forever" by Sousa. The band NJ
hold a concert every Friday eve :
3. Everyone is cordially invited. s.
nj.