The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-08-18

lie VISIT at his home in Red Lode
tie has spent the past two and a ba
years in Minnesota, doing orcbestr
work in and around Minneapolis.
New blankets, both wool and cotto
at the 6foVe Store. 23-1
1t Mrs. Clair Chamberlain. comnl
IS menting her mother, Mrs. Florenc
e Anderson of Billings, entertained thi
afternoon at four tables of bridge
!. Garden blooms in an attractive center
: piece arrangement graced the lunch
con table where delicious refresh
ments Were served.
! Miss Lillian Cummings has re-
turned to Red Lodge after conduct.
ing six weeks course in primary
demonstration at a summer normal
school IN Lewistown. Miss Cummings
Will remain here for several DAYS be-
lore returning to her home in Engle-
wood, New Jersey.
Divorce action was filed in district
court Monday by Mrs. Bertha
Burlington of Bridger against her
husband, William Burlington, on the
grounds of wilful neglect and failure
to provide. They were married in Red
Lodge in 1921 and have no children.
e. P. Gonwell represents Mrs
Burlington.
Phoenix Hose for style and service.
Inc 1foVe Store. 23-1t.
DR.. E. NJ, Adams and his mother,
Mrs. Mary ]. Adams, Mrs. Julia
0Connor and her daughters Phyllis.
Betty and Jane Of Red Lodge and the
Misses jeanette Wolfe and Mary
Wlnder of Johnstown, Pennsylvania
returned Wednesday evening of last
week from tour of Yellowstone Ma
tional Park.
Action for divorce was started. in
district court Saturday by Wilma
lokinen versus William Jokinen. alleg-
ng cruelty as grounds for divorce.
The couple were married in Red
lodge August "a, 1926. Mrs. Jolinen \
'sks the custody of their Is months T
Id son. e. P. Conwell is attorney for
he plaintiff.
New Woolens and silks for fall a
eason now being shown at the Grove 7
'ofe' 23-1t. a
Gertrude Barofsky of Fronbere b
lleges wilful neglect and failure to ii
roylde in divorce complaint filed C
district court Tuesday against ST
lillian Lester Barofsky. They were lin
arrled in Butte April 8, 1925. Mrs.
afofsky asks for the restoration of
II maiden name, Gertrude Bolineer. ~
:. e. Ross of Fromberg is attorney bo
Il the plaintiff. =,
Rev. George Hirst of Lewistown sis
Ill hold a series of special services
the Episcopal church, beginning -
mday' September Il. These services
the local part of the Bishops
'usade, movement in the Episco-
! church, which began in January
d is TO cover the whole country as an
St as the preachers can take care nu
1t. You will enjoy hearing Mr.. 5
rst. Fa
New coats and dresses. Just the pos
mt styles for fall and winter sea- exl
l. At the Grove Store. 23-1t IN
The two little sons of Mr.. and Mrs III
y Cahill escaped injuries Friday al
mt when the five passenger sedan see
which they were playing backed WIN
Rock creek from low embank- i'i Il
MT at the Greenough ranch home
II Plney Dell. While playing it is IN
ught one of the children released MI.
emergency brake, allowing the con
to back into the creek. The sedan Dus
not damaged, which belonged to uay
Canlli, son IN law of Ben ~ q
enough.
unday afternoon Mrs. Herman 'eil
pman received internal injuries to iiis'
chest when the closed car in which :
was riding tipped over a grade. "
other occupants of the car, Mr.. NAM
pman and four children, were not YOU
red. Mrs. Chapman is convalescine Wioe
the home Of her mother, Mrs. 70 u
net Cannon on Red Lodge Creek. ,oaie
accident occurred short distance Lore
the Crawford Bros. ranch on the Dull
Lodge Creek road. Mrs. Chap
is attended by DR.. E. M. Adams.