The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-09-16

DIR. J.. M. GRAPHICAL was in town
from his home in Missoula the first
of the week, attending to business
matters.
Egbert Newbury left Sunday for
Worcester, Mass, to resume his
studies at the school he attended last
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Barnard left
by auto Sunday noon for a Today trip
to Portland, Oregon, and other west
ern points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Taylor of Dry
Creek are visiting at their old home
at Knoxville, Tenn. They left here
Saturday.
At the Baptist Sunday school last
Sunday, Mrs. Harley Stephenson was
chosen superintendent to succeed Mrs.
Bob Hampton, who has left town.
Mrs. o. E. Hutchings entertained
at a dinner Sunday complimentary to
her grandson, Jim Hutchings, whose
second birthday anniversary occurred
on Monday.
Mrs. Warren Cowan and two sons
came from Gardiner last week and
are sectled in the house vacated by
Mrs. Linnia Williams. The boys are
attending school.
Miss Aynesse Orr had as guest for
the first few days Of the week a
friend who attended Intermountain
Union college last year, and who is
returning-Miss Elvira DaShiell of
Roundup, who stopped here on her
way to Helena.
Mrs. Oscar Threlkeld of McMinn-
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time Friday evening, having stopped
off at Manhattan on her way home
from a visit in Missouri with heI
sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Bragg. She
left for her home Sunday.
Rev. r. w. Orr went to Helena Fri.
day morning to be in attendance al
the funeral of Rev. Newman Hal
Burdick, who passed away in Boise
Idaho the first of last week. The
Orrs were Of Rev. Burdick's congre.
cation in Omaha, Nebr., before hi
came to Helena.
Mrs. Walter Gilmer and Mrs. Jes,
! Robinson entertained at a bridgu
! luncheon at the Robinson home Sat
> urday, four tables of players enjoyinl
cards during the afternoon. Severa
guests were present from BoZeman
! Mrs. Ray Angel won high score Mrs
Parker Stone second and Mrs. E. F
Stanton low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hess, who hav
: been visiting at the S. C. Allen HON
Z for a couple of weeks, left Monda,
2 morning for points west, expecting t
2 go as far as the coast before return
ing to their home at Montezums
Iowa. The women are sisters, an
n the young couple are on their wed
ding trip.
Bright and early Monday the schoC
Z bell sounded, and work was on. Tn
a beginning of school showed an il
creased enrolment, two buses bein
n engaged to carry children from tn
outlying districts. Superintendent Z
o. l.. Olsen, is expecting a better yea
for the schools than heretofore, an
with the new building for music an
l. physical training, and for class room
the prospect is bright for a good yea
Teachers were all in their places IL
r. first day.
h The Baptist Womans' Helping s.
ciety met last Thursday at the hon
IL of Mrs. G. D. Grant south of tow
with a good attendance. Mrs. Harlt
Stephenson, the new president, hi
m the chair, and the new secretary, MI
Martin Lawrence, was present. T.
ladies will hold a food sale Saturdi
h at the Breshears store. Miss Eth
Thurston gave a verv interesting I
port of the meeting of Baptist your
nd people held recently in Mill cany.
south of Livingston. Mrs. Grant W
assisted in serving strawberry shol
.ot cake. cream, and coffee by M.
Charles Allen.