The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-08-25


Fromberg delegation attending tn,
Masonic lodge convention held il
Helena last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fuqua anc
sons Jerome and Lynne of Laure
visited in the home of Mr.. and Mrs
{. j. Buzzetti Sln3ag.
Miss Alta Cooke and Miss Marths
Werman of Elkhart, Indiana are
visiting this week at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Reed.
Prof. and Mrs. Budewitz of Brady
Montana arrived Sunday evening for
few days visit at the home of Prof.
and Mrs. ". G. Kersbergen.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Smith Jr.,
daughter Berniee and son Gene, Vii
liam Benson and Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ.
Smith spent Sunday at East Rose
bud.
Miss Lucille Russell and Mrs.
Hartman Graham returned Sunday
from Helena where they had attend
ed the Eastern Star lodge conven-
ton.
Miss Rome Young returned last
week from Dillon where she has been
attending summer school. After few
weeks vacation she plans on going
back there this fall.
Miss Nellie James had the misfor-
tune last week of badly burning her
right hand while canning some fruit.
The burn is healing nicely and she
is now able to be at work again.
Mrs. F. w. Hike. Mrs. c. NJ. LOT
gren and daughter Lila returned to
their homes III Willow Creek Thurs
day after a few days visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. R. V. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Warren and
daughters Lillian and Evelyn return
ed to their home in Great Falls Fri
day after several days visit in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F.
Emmett.
Miss Theresa Arlington has been
doing relief work at the switchboard
the past two weeks taking the places
Of Miss Clara Pierce and Miss Lucille
who have been enjoying short
vacations.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moran of Pom
oeys Pillar, Ed Neild of Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Moran and little
son Jack Edward and Mrs. E. V.
Moran were guests in the Clark
5reen home on the Crow reservation
The interior of the Catholic church
S being completely renovated with
paints and varnishes this week. Pro
rinse of Red Lodge is doing the work.
New stained windows have also been
'rdered and are to be put in as soon
IS they arrive.
The Fromberg library board held
heir first meeting of the year Tues
lay evening, being called by the
hartman, Mrs. W. E. Ross. A list of
lew books to be ordered was made
tut and several plans for the coming
Tub year were discussed.
Prof. and Mrs. w. G. Kersbergen
entertained at very lovely bridge
Inner at their home on School street
friday evening. The invited guests
we're Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Wright, Mr.. |
nd Mrs. G. J. Buzzetti, Mr.. and Mrs.
;. E. Anderson, Nadine Anderson and
anet Johnson.
Mr.. Ross Wagner broke up camp
IN the Boulder Sunday and with his
lephew Donald Wagner departed for
lome that day, his family having left
earlier in the week. Lloyd Taylors of
Billings, F. Suddiths of Laurel and
Miss Dorothy Switzer of Fromberg,
Who were all at the camp, left for
heir homes the same day.
The Fromberg commercial club is
making very elaborate plans for a
zig celebration to be held in From
oerg Labor Day. Races of all des-
.rlptlons even to the pie-eating ones,
or which prizes will be offered, free
band music, baseball, dane
ng and several other items of fun
md interest will be on the days pro-
sram.
Mrs. G. B. Rothwell and daughter
Helen Harriet returned Saturday
rom Minneapolis after a three
weeks visit there with Mrs. Roth
ve!ps mother and sister. They also
listed relatives and friends in
Webster, Wisconsin and Staples,
Minnesota at which place Mrs. Roth
veil formerly resided Her cousins
Kisses Gertrude and Luella Willis of
staples accompanied her here for
eW weeks visit in the Rothwell home.
A local conference is scheduled at
ne Fromberg Methodist church on
thursday evening when reports of all
he organizations Of the church for
he past year will be given. Rev. r.
!. Edgington will preside. There will
lso be an election of delegates to the !
'ay Electoral conference which /
leets in Bozeman in September. Next /
unday, August %, Rev. G. Clark will
reach at the Methodist church at
200 a. M, and on the following Sun
ay Rev. c. E. Fenton of Bridger will !
reach at the same hour. :
The members of the Epworth
eague held a social in the commun- G
y hall Tuesday evening of last v
eek complimenting Maxine Rawlins I
no, with her family, is moving to T
lendlve. 10 show their deep regard
nd also their appreciation of her
'1thful work in the League the mem :
'rs presented her with a lovely gift. t
fter a social evening dainty refresh n
ents were served by the committee q
charge. Miss Rawlins will be e
realty missed, for she was one of