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

! iioih serious INJURY by the fact tina
! ne was wearing a visor at the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Christian wer,
IN Red Lodge Monday evening. Mr.
ohrlstiani is preparing to take mar
IN the operetta "Hiawatha.o which
!, Will be presented in Red Lodge soon
Mildred and Nina, the two vo,no
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Haw7
thorne, had their tonsils removed At
Or. Adams hospital last Wednesday
Both little patients are recoyerino
nicely. 0fei e
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Thomas. who
moved to Casper, Wyo., about wear
ana a half ago, have returned and
VIII spend the winter here. Mr.. Davis
IS employed as bookkeeper in tbe
tleharty mine.
Miss Grace Carey Carbon county
nome demonstration leader, held a
meeting Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Alex Hatherel Of
Washoe, a timely lecture on the sub
Ject of jelly making was appreciated.
Mrs. George Youst motored to Bill
ilngs Thursday and returned the fol
loving day. Her daughter, Miss
Naomi Youst, who has been continu-
ing her hairdressing course in Bill
llngs for the past two weeks. accom-
panied her home.
After spending a two weeks vaca-
ton in Lakeview, Montana, Miss
Mary Scott returned home Saturday.
While on the way home Miss Scott
stopped over at Dillon to visit with
the three Bearcreek students there.
the Misses Sarah Mcneil and Jean
nette Murray and David Murray.
The Bearcreek Woman's club held
special meeting Wednesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Mary Irvine for
the purpose of electing a delegate to I
the county convention at Luther on
August 6. The formal election was
held, but it was decided that as many
members as possible should attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Christian and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. e. Frasure
and a party of friends from Belfry
including Mr.. and Mrs. Walker, Mrs.
Mike Markovich, Mrs. Nina Moore,
Mrs. Weeks, Mr.. and Mrs. Stien and
brother Mr.. William Stien, enjoyed
picnic at the Berry ranch Sunday.
While he was at work in the mine
Friday afternoon, Steve Costello of
Washoe, caught his foot in the cog
wheels of the picking table. The re-
suit was badly lacerated foot and
several stitches were necessary to
close the wound. Though he is re-
covering nicely at his home he will
De unable to work for week or two.
Another of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Lamport's delightful lawn parties was !
given for a number of their friends
asst week. Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Frasure, Misses
Maude Wright, Gertrude Luhrsen,
helen Forney and George Wright.
Dick Luhrsen, John Linderman, Mark
Newman of Billings and Harold ,
Hogan of Los Angeles, California.
An announcement has been receiv-
ID recently of the marriage of Miss
Nellie Dona Elizabeth Gleason to Mr..
Ralph Phillip George at Winona,
Mimi, on May Is. Mr.. and Mrs.
deorge were teachers of voice and
piano in Red Lodge and Bearcreek
'Wo years ago and will be remember
I'd by many friends and former pu-
olls. They will be at home after Aug
list l at $50 Fourth St., Winona, MINI.
A class in piano instruction for be- /;
slnners is being organized bv Mrs.
f. Chrstiani. The course, design
"a Tor students of six years and old
r, consists of two lessons a week for
en- weeks, and will begin September
!. A similar plan has been tried in ,
he larger cities with great success. !
The advantages of music class of
his kind are the low cost and the
Competitive spirit in group instruc- !
ion. So far the plan has been receiv-
d with much interest.
The turn near the Bearcreek mine :
ffice was the scene of another ac-
ldent which might have had serious .
esults. Charlie Nish, accompanied by l
Peter Pryde and Joe Santavicca, was
eturning from work Sunday after
loon when he collided with another .
ar on the curve. The accident evil E
ently was caused by the westbound
ar's being on the inside of the road {
While trying to pass another. Mr.. 1
'ryde received a severe cut on the
lose and a shaking and Mr.. Santa !
icca small cuts on the face. The {
wner of the car, Charlie Nish, es-
aped uninjured. Leo Normile, who
vas near the scene of the accident, t.
rought the injured men to town
where they received first aid. Mr..
Jish's car was badly wrecked. a
roken axle and radiator and other I
erious damage made it impossible
or it to run under it's own power. /
he owner of the car which caused I
he damage took steps at once to adj
ust the loss and had the wrecked {
ar towed to Red Lodge.