The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-02

her friends Wednesday evening of la,
week. The evening was. spent wit
cards, three tables being in pla,
: First prize was awarded Miss Ma,
y garet McCabe and second prize +
: Miss Helen McCabe. The evening wa
concluded with delicious refresh
ments.
: M. J. Wooden arrived in tba off,
: Tuesday from Butte where he is ON,
ployed as linotype operator on the
Butte Miner. Mrs. Wooden accom-.
panied her husband back to Butte
yesterday. They were married AUG.
ust Z, 1926, but kept their MARRIAGE
secret until a month or SO ago. Mrs.
Wooden, nee Miss Nevada Sandage.
has been a nurse at Adams hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burns receiv-
ed an announcement of the marriage
OF Miss Margaret E. Burns to Mr..
howard McGannon at Riverside. Cali
fornia, on Sunday, May Is. Miss
Burns is graduate of Carbon County
high school of the class of 1923. and
Tor the past several years has been
employed in a pharmacy in Pomona.
California. She is daughter of Mrs.
Joe Burns.
Red Lodge responded we'll to the
poppy sale conducted in this CITY Sat-
urday by the Legion Auxiliary, the
proceeds of which go to bring sun
shine into the homes of disabled
veterans and to provide certain neces-
sites for men in the hospital that
otherwise would not be available.
William Sweeney arrived in Red
Lodge Saturday from Ottumwa, Iowa.
and plans to engage in the wholesale
grocery and fruit business in partner
ship with Ed Olcott in Greybull, Wyo.
Mr.. Sweeney was resident here
about nine years ago, and was asso-
elated in business with Messrs. R. J.
Fleming and George Deegan at that
time. After leaving this city he spent
live years in Roundup, then went to
Iowa.
j. E. Raids was tried in the Justice
Court of E. B. Provinse Friday on
the charge of violating traffic regula-
lions of the state by driving on the
wrong side Of the road. A jury com
posed of j. A. Newman, Col. Crockett
Peter Baudine, Harry Smith and Mr..
Walters was drawn to hear the case ]
and at its close returned a verdict of {
guilty. E. B. Provinse assessed a fine
of $50 against the defendant which
was paid. Attorney E. P. ConWell
represented the state and S. C. Mer !
riman the defendant. ;
We want every woman in Red
Lodge to read our beauty advertise
ment on page five this week. Model ,
Drug Company. 12-1t. (
Attorney John G. Skinner expects
10 leave tomorrow for Helena where I
ne will argue two cases against J. S.
Heley in the supreme court Saturday. I
Skinner will represent Miss
Charlotte Dilworth, former treasurer !
If Carbon county, in behalf of farm
rs living in the Red Lodge Rosebud I
irrigation district. Mr.. Heley is seek
ng to compel Miss Dilworth to pay t
some disputed warrants. The case
vas decided in favor of Miss Dilworth I
n district court, and Heley appealed
he case to the supreme court.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. H. P. Shelley en-
informally at their home on
1auser avenue, Saturday evening
IGNORING their house guests, Mary K.
Dickinson and w. F. Shelley and the !
members of the surveying crew John
I. Sargent and H. E. Mitchell. Dane
ng proved delightful diversion of !
he evening and at midnight a buffet I
luncheon was served. Those enjoying 6
he Shelley's hospitality were DR.. and G
drs. G. l.. Koehn, Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. c
lorthrop, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Geron- l
ale, Mrs. Mayme Anderson, Miss !
Virginia Brown and the honored l
'uests. !