The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-10-20


dinner Friday evening. Covers were
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Whitehead of
Stockit, Montana; Mr.. and Mrs. H.
McKinnon.
John Lindman, Floyd Howard of
Belfry, Nell Kane and Francis Ches-
arek joined a party of Red Lodge
friends Sunday and spent the day at
Camp Sonia.
DR.. Oleinik has purchased the
Reed hospital. He took charge Sat
urday when DR.. Reed left for Min
neapolis to join his family who left
here in August.
Miss Elsie Vickory who was very
i'll was rushed to Billings to receive
medical attention. She was operated
on for a case of acute appendicitis
Friday morning at the Deaconess
hospital.
Catherine Ringer entertained few
of her friends Thursday evening in
honor of her birthday. Dancing was
the diversion of the evening. A de-
lightful luncheon was served at
late hour
Jean Alexander, Margaret Sewell,
Mary McNish, Mary Summerville,
Mae Thompson, Mayme Irvine, Pat
Sanderson, Gladys Rue and Bill Alex
ander attended the dance in Red
Lodge Saturday evening.
Anita Traverse was hostess to
few friends Thursday evening at a
fudge party. Those present were Mary
and Francis Chesarek, Nell Kane,
Eva Traverse, Mayme Irvine, Anita
and Josephine Traverse.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Christiani en-
tertained at card party for few
friends Thursday evening. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Youst and
daughter Naomi, DR.. Reed and Mr..
and Mrs. S. Arvin of Billings.
The Washoe Teachers gave a de-
lightful party Friday evening in COM
pliment to the higher grades at the
Washoe school. 1t was held in the
Community hall. The evening was
spent with dancing and games follow
ed by delicious luncheon.
DR.. and Mrs. J. G. Forney were
host and hostess at dinner party
Monday evening, the occasion being
their wedding anniversary. Covers
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. I. Mus
grave, Mr.. E. Mckay, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. E. Frazure and George Sucker.
Carl Hansen Of Washoe was sud-
denly taken i'll Friday afternoon on
returning home from school. Medical
aid was summoned. He was taken to
the Adams hospital in Red Lodge
where he was operated on for APP
pendicitis at $3.50. He is reported as
doing nicely
Sunday afternoon a car turned over
on the hill road below town. Two of
the occupants, Walice Famar and
Arthur More of Belfry We're unhurt.
Jigger More, a third also of Belfry
had two ribs broken and a dislocated
shoulder. A passing car picked them
up and took them to Belfry.
Mrs. J. H. Joyce and Mrs. John
Kane motored out to the Thomas
ranch on the Red Lodge Bench Thurs
day to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Lester E..
Mitchell of Chicago. Mrs. Mitchell
will be remembered by many Bear
creek people as Miss Mildred Thomas,
former resident of Bearcreek.
A group Of young people met at the
Forney home Wednesday evening. The
purpose was to form Christian En-
deavor association, sponsored by Mrs.
D. S. McCorkle. The first meeting
will be held at Lodge Temple Hall,
Sunday, October 3. Miss Glare Nc
Donald will be the leader of the first
meeting.
DR.. j. Wilson Reed was the honor
guest at stag party given at the
HASTE home Friday evening The eve
ming was spent in conversation and
cards followed by delicious lunch
con. Those present were Dave HASTE
Bill Romek, G.. P. Hamrick, Jim Fair
grieve, P. H. Gardner, A. F. Chris
tiani, Edgar Beadle, George Reid
Alex Kinds and Dave Bryant.
For the pleasure Of Mrs. Sodon;
Gents, the Pythian Sister lodge CAV
surprise party Thursday evening
Recreation was games and converse
ton followed by delightful lunch
con. Those present were Mary Scott
Mrs. Alex Young, Minnie Kinds, Mrs
Alice Christman, Mrs. Sam Samal
zich, Mrs. Frank Sconfienza an
daughter Francis, Mrs. D. FaverC
Mrs. George Reid, Mrs. Bob Rhine
) Mrs. Besinque, Mrs. Maurick an
Mrs. Dave Murray.
The funeral of B. F. Boyer {
Washoe was conducted Sunday at 2:C
!, p. M, from the Episcopal church ;
4 Red Lodge. Mr. Boyer was fatal
! injured in the A. G. M. mine at noe
Friday where he was employed. I
was taken to the home of his SC
: James where he died at $40 p. m. M
: Boyer was II years old and had live
in Washoe for number of year