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Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-11-19

Among those who attended the
opening meeting of the Committee
at the Majestic Theatre yesterdac
morning are the following:
Gov. Balzar, Rev. Stone, Rev.
Sloan, E. E. Cunningham, ]. F.
Long, James Down, E. w. Cragin,
j. F. Corey, A. j. Tompkins, F. E.
Ripley, John Freeboon, F. NJ.
Bigelow, ]. p Mack, P. A. Pheng,
w. S. Day, r. l.. Kerr.
j. A. Hopkins, Lloyd Porter,
Max M. Tenach, E. w. Nungesser,
P. d. Cook, VIM. M. Jones, l.. ].
Bartell, w. B. Scott, L. E. HERON,
L. r. Brown, A. Bonar. C. M.
Freeman, G. ]. Gleason, H. G..
Brown, ]. Pfister, C. D. Bffin-
baugh, j. w. Balderston, w. c.
Olive, w. l.. Olive. G. F. Beach.
G. E. Cushman, Sterling Good
win, A. ]. Mackie, N. A. Twombly,
C. l.. Reed, Chas. Arthur, c. Rod
man, William Halser, Dewitt
Green, S. E. Burlington, Ellery E.
Kelsey, Leonard Ray. John Ray,
Mrs. F. H. Sager, Miss Bette e.
Sager, James R. Johnson, Earl M.
Curtis, Gust Kaowis e. J. Yunk,
e. ]. Tonpkins, S. W. Craner, ].
w. Kuhles.
]. H. Lightfoot, VIM. j. Gregory,
J. M Heaton, Walter E. LuH, ].
NJ. Dotson, H. E. Huter, F. A.
Sukilio, ]. M. Sinnar. w. H. Jar
rett, John A. Root, Willard Jack
son, Fl. T. Coffey, E. L. Begun,
j. w. Thomas. L. R. Hike.
j. E. Norris, C. M. Chister,
William McAuliff, f. G. Adams.
Thos. A. Sager, E. NJ. Tarter, Paul
P. Kurels, C. w. Mckee, ]. F.
Gorham, r. R. Terry, L. ]. Wilson,
G. A. Wilson, C. Seavers, D. M.
Mcpherson, R. E. Loomis, Brady
Golden, r. Webb.
S. e. Leid, Chas. P. Squires,
Mrs. G. F. Dicks. G F.. Dicks,
John Matheson, H. A. Squires,
A. L. Clifford, H. D. Cooper, L. c.
Kent, w. B. Bates, o. c. Goodwin,
A. f. Hensler, l.. w. Flaherty, E.
c. Parsons, Hal L. Hewetson,
Perle Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Croal,
Orson M. Sprague, Earl Hooker,
Charley Dase, Mrs. A. ]. Tomp-
kins, DIR. L. B. Sandal, Russell
Merrill, Bert Scott.
Oscar Bryan. Robert Dutton, R.
L. NorVelle, Tom |. DeSonne, c.
Dabesh, Kendall c. Nungesser,
Roy Barton, Mrs. C. M. Chester
Mrs. E. w. Cragin. f. H. Hunting
Mrs. Lusetta Lampe, Mrs. L. R.
Hike, Mrs. Harry Hahn, Neal
Gibson. Al Caalan, Harley A. Har
mon, C. f. Pembroke.
Peterson, D. Fftz Randolph, Mar
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-11-19
UNION SERVICE
THANKSGIVING DAY

The second annual Union
Thanksgiving Service will be held
this year at the Episcopal Church
on the corner OF Second and Car
son. The pastor of the Methodist
Church will be the speaker Bishop
Ira ]. Earl will read the proclama-
tion of President Coolidge, and
Reverend C. II. Sloan will offer
the Invocation. Reverend Boyd
Parker of the Host church is in
charge of the program. and will
read the scripture. Special music
has been prepared by the Epis-
copal choir. The service will be
held on Thursday morning. No
vember "a. at ten o'clock. The
public is cordially invited to al
tend this service.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-11-19
SUITS FILED

SMITH: Ellen Louise vs.
Thomas. Filed November u. on
the grounds OF extreme cruelty.
A. w. Ham was the attorney for
the plaintiff. The decree was
granted Wednesday.
PASCHAL: Thomas w. VS..
Josie S. Sdit was fileo Thursday
en- the grounds of desertion. Stew
ems and Henderson represent the
plaintiff.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-11-19
BAZAAR GREAT SUCCESS

The ladies of the Ids. Church
held a very successful Bazaar
and food sale last Wednesday.
They also staged a play and
vaudeville Friday evening which
were much enjoyed. and which
they will repeat al the church
this evening. All are invited.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-11-19
| skipped over water,
| danced over sea,
Ard all the birds in the air
couldn't catch me.

Ard all the birds in the air
couldn't catch me.
Bobby was late for school this
morning, and the teacher had
spoken to him on previous oc-
casions about tardinesis, and when
Bobby came in she said:
Bobby, l see your a little be-
hind again this morning"
Bobby quickly put his hand on
the seat Of his trousers and re.
marked: "Yes mother told me to
change my trousers before l came,
20 school, but l forgot"
Teacher: Johnny name three
kinds of cakes"
Johnny: Chocolate cake ging-
or cake and stomach-a AXE"
Teacher: Why were the middle
ages called the dark ages?"
Boy: Because there were so
many knights"
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-11-19

1927, at 1000 am, to Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. Perry, a son. This
new manager of the ]. C. Penney
Store is named William Lester
Perry.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1927-11-19
BORN

PERRY: At the Las Vegas
Hospital. Friday. November IS,
Evening star., 1927-05-21

Near Columbia Rd4
3 rooms kit. ana hath .............. So {
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GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST.

KEW GARDENS. 2700 QUE ST. N.w..--Re-
fined apartment having switchboard serv-
ice cafe resident manager on premises
l room. kitchen and bath ..,... S42 so
. rooms kitchen and bath ,.... 65. 20
2 rooms, kitchen and bath ..,.... 50 GO
rooms, kitchen and bath Il 30
; rooms and bath porch ......I I25 90
rooms. kitchen and baths ] 30 90
9217-3221 CONN. AyF.--New elevator build.
ings;, tile baths, bullt-in fixtures
Resident manager on premises. n
. rooms kit. rec h. and b.. .So6o0
o92o ONTARIO RID Nw.--a rooms. kitchen eo
: ''r rooms, ms Kit. and bath ...:..... 50 90
room kit. and bath ......,.,,. 3+-o0
3621 NEWARK ST. NV rooms Kit. and
bath .'...'..,-.... ....'..'... -'. 90 'oo
1445 SPRING RID. N.w.--3 rooms kit,
d a. and bath. ..........'. ....' % = 'oo
4240 39th ST. N.W--New building Apart
ments available about June /
rooms r0oms if kf AND ad 6ath sl 90 and
THE sUNBURY 1919 NJ ST. NV rooms,
KIT and bath. ....-... - e 3D. 'oV
25"o L ST NV rooms. kitchepp ( and I'd
) "io rooms. kit. and bath .,....: $3.50
1894 CONN AVE. NV rooms. KIT, and I'd
CHALFoNTE, .o118 p ST. NM rooms;
) rooms. kitchen and bath XXX. 500
, rooms and bath. h........s...-. 90
1919 VERNON ST. NV, you ST. bet ISth
and 19thl--3 rooms. kit and bath. 500 90
3507 w Pr NV tcor. W pl and Wis. ave
! room. kit. and bath ........,. S4Q Ma9 ~
Q rooms. kit. and bath .......,-. 450O
1907 s ST NV rooms and bath. 500 90
) rooms. kit. and bath .,......., 03ou
2l21 ST. NW.--Elevator building Resi-
dent manager on premises, 80
. rooms kit and bath ...,......... 500 U0
/ room, kit. and bath ..........,., 4Oou
1915 nth ST. NV r. and b.. s42 so
LAWRENCE 225 MASS AVE. Me-
room. kit. and bath ......,.... $40 90
739 NEWTON ST. NV room. kit. din,
ing alcove and bath s...,... $4,000
2 rms. kit dining alcoys & bath. SO so
3. +. 81
Main 2100.
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@ 6n Ph h 10 non eqa{ Fo9naf eann apd 9ta 3at
900 s
Cor and
ofern
1r00nl
Some
Complee
Resident
5-sory eIeva
3 a and room
X
bath
/ rooms andha
keaoe kesent Manaser S One of TIE i hest buildings on
AND
fOpncIte Westen High hool1 Conven
@ n rms: dn q s Fit IS and and BBstRs5s BstRs59
to $50 beds ID
rake BnIIethh Bh Ba iS' 70 the door, LoNGFETIow
5524 rooms kit and bath--s4@5o
&c.
oo"'oo @o"'o
10 NJ
(Nonhou sekeepng aparn
5 / roomsan and
SHANNON & LUCHS INC.
K 1MALN
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III NIINTTFFENN
rooms l5t and bath ............. S45 90
rooms and bath ................,.. IS %
Evening star., 1927-05-21

1888 COLUMBIA RID.
New apt. building, convenient
to l4th st. shopping district, 2
car lines and bus line 2 rooms,
kitchen and bath, $3.50 to sos.
Fl. L. RUST coz
l00l 18th 81 NV. Nah 6SS8.
Evening star., 1927-05-21

1437 SPRING RID N.W.--3 rooms. kit,
recep, hall. dressing room and bath S67 80
Haii' ha dressing s '6 Room IUf9 and 'o bath $500
See resident manager in Ant. l0l
Evening star., 1927-05-21

MARYLAND COURTS 9th AND MD. AVE.
elevator and switchboard service. Resident
manager Apartments Of / room. kit. re-
ception hall and bath TO 2 rooms kitchen
and bath from $40 to S67 80 and uD
Evening star., 1927-05-21

~ $500 MASS ave
room noHtsD ;isen sh aaa Da.S ASD EYE SO SOS q
stSnsLE GSS %SSSToNs s3S sA'p pIooo tAMoN! ? - y
' oRs RyAToRY" "-.,O u '""'
rooms ana aKRoN SRs2 1899 6 sr + s'@ 90 %
rooms and ias5 assh CHAPLIN sr I + s4''Oo
'c EYE 1Dd incl oS p9rSn MAcoMB ss1 e
F39fsa wfscoNsIS oSa 2s'9 Bio wisc0NstN AVE s'0o
''''''' 0a' 40 go K PSF ST. NV 10 o0OOO
10 rooms sP9 MqRESh. j Sf!h: 7oa 9th sr. $500 $500
rooms avg WAVFRLY. VIZ 1908 n ST. ~ S''oo
) rooms rooms and and bath bath 90 800 90
.oo,,. na 2}aa QUE ST. s,oSoo
[o0,ms oonl spd ana natn ., n ~
rooms and !4ss hsih; Cor: ap. sss' %
rooms room: and bath bath .st2 90 to $500
rooms iRf iRoofois S7fa I4io NJ = sT 5fo to $500
> rooms aRMPToN iaf P4s5 i74o 18TH sr 5000
id9In' MT VERNON sH2 eisn ao4 NEW YORK AYE. i3goo
, rooms ana 0a'infs5 lass II ST S''''oo
SHERIDAN 1929 22nd ST
. room: s7os aRo NEW psSH HAMpsH1RE AVE S'o'oo
''''' s7os MAGoTB sT. No o. /. - .o'oO wv
sSSSE5 osSSSEEo5NiT1%p i1%p q z ~ NEW YORK AVE. isoo W
I rooms an? b4ii Prin goth isif.' NV, soo'Oo
FSS#' s"5 isis SfiS EYE Sri Nv % % $500
FGai aea. aRo ne. Ds saser and light furnished
I rooms room 20 porch and hath $5o.O0to $3.50
hour rrrGh peepome ama and Elevator servce
J., PASADENA, e633 ADAMS MILL Rp ~,
. rooms anu 0ass $500 14th ST. '''O'OV
3 rooms bath and porch. 90
wARRINGTToSS. M TON 1901 wYoMIEG n j AyE tgE oo
WIN %fI.arssroS se? S." 1911 WYOMING AYE .0o
, rooms and 2Sss SesP conn. AVE: $500 90
rooms and 0its itss COL RID 'sl40'OO oI
rooms faa RTchRbo sRtb $685. lSiS S sT e. to s65OO
2 r. and b. Murphy bed) $1,000 to S52 80
H%DBoN Fafs ha9 ioso snd new RGefA ATE
''''"'' '' a4ls CONN AVE. sOo'Oo ~
. rooms eha e5hEaFFhsRRsoN. FPfhsRRsoN 3i5 ii / sTr. s0.'oo %
rooms LfBH 19d III 45s MASS. AVE. saOoO aO W
F0Gns BEvnsLT fhs ~ :SsotRT. i736 col. Rp psooo ~
rooms ana D~tI .. ;oo. S00gUo
G69RRRs aaf to1Rr h1I WEST $$o5 sS SA e
'00Ho o1YIp2a. SHS fa.Hi 1905 EUCLID sr.' 0oO'OO
2 rooms and bath. ....... $4,000 to $50 90
: rooms and bath. ....,........... 5hno
l'O RAVEN 7o'7' Isl. sT. NV. 9O'OO
'00@i oio @fd RHobs oish ISLAND AVE. N.Es 5000
- = '"'' anu '@9 sS85i ioUE sT. s?iO'OO 70 Sto'oO
rooms and bath. ...........s... S42 30
5 rooms ana path 5O.uu
f00n'S '''o as4o 2sso MASS. AVE. '@'oo
!, rooms and bath ..........-..... ~ S65.O0
Z rooms and bath Observation-Disclosures. 5000
o rooms and sids I sS's'j h ST. INV. @2''oo
rooms and .Sfs sfshi iiaiG s4 SK .stE so to $3.50
GHxnos' SS9I' spe 2sss s,sh ADAMS MILL hb SssSSSO
. '0O"' anu iash fa44 . sT, Sc. e'o'VO
rooms and 9fse 1oof sHe;eoSE "a %a ala'' $500
rooms anu PsIi 9sih C. sT NV. S0O'OO
'3SiHs RHSESswooD 2Ss Soea i4s6 col RID Nv SSs'0O
2 rooms and bath. ................. $40 so
! rooms and bath ...........-. 5000
'GSf1i RfvERfA R1a oss 2sio AsHMhAD PL. NV WV
rooms rooms AND and ?sf Bah s45 90 to S5oOS 5ooS
. ROOMS anu Ddtn SOU.UU
II. l.. RUST COMPANY,
1901 18th 81: NV: Main 6sse.
1888 COLUMBIA RID.
New apt. building, convenient
to 14th st. shopping district, q
car lines and bus line; 2 rooms,
kitchen and bath, $3.50 to sos.
Fl. L. RUST Coz
f00f 1S4L ca Nyxg M 1000
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APARTMENTs-UNFuRNISHEn

CONN AVE AND X ST
tS0uthWest CoFler.i
Professional sUte--1 rooms aud bath
studio. J rooms and bath housekeeping i.
Evening star., 1927-05-21

Tho next rbu- to home of yo0r own
THE KITE APARTMENTS.
East capitol st bet. I1th and 18th,
Nnu may net recognize this group of
hutdirg, as apartment houses--wjth theli
larrC lawns thry took mere like unusually
Wei cared for private nnnte~~-and SoU VIII
6nd that au apartment here has all The al.
vantases of home OF your own without
the dlsa2vaNIas,~
Heat furnished jan.or service hot water
~ an umns-and hy far the lowest rents jn
fhe city fnr nNualIv desirable an3rtrents
room. krt'hnnctt". bath 80 TnS3u 60
rooms III .-.iinet.o ha.h i 90 {" 80
Soirtt thn ono Won uretrr-and your rent
Int - l59a Fast c5ntol + phone At
lautJr 1924 Take Lincoln Park car
Evening star., 1927-05-21

MARYLAND COURTS 9th AND MD AVE
\ f Two new frcproof buildings having
elevator and switchboard service. Resident
manager, Apartments of ! room. kit. re-
and bath from M $40 st to s67 50 O5 and M nr''
MANOR HOUSE 1894 MONROE ST NV
rooms kit. and bath ........,S7 SO 90
1897 SPRING RID. N.w.--3 rooms. kit,
recep. hall dressing room and bath S67 so
hall. dressing room and bath $500
See resident manager in Apt. 10l,
1890 ,CLYDEsDALE ST. N.w.--3 rooms, Xii,
s''q . rooms on9a kit and bath 5o.59
l room kitchen and bath .....,.. 40.5O
sEAToN $50 R I AVE N.w.--3 rooms; ns
$500 QUE ST. NV rooms kitchen ano
THE ELwooD, 14al 18TH ST. Nv
rooms kitchen ana ana bh path s599'9999 9 ~
l room. kitchen and bath. ....... 40 90
2o32 14th ST NV rooms kit AND
pain ..........''...'. '.'- POO w
1908 conn AVE. NV rooms kit, and
bath ,..'.....,,....,..'.. 'S4' 'ou
1915 BELMONT ST NV rooms Kit
i''r room In' kit and bath * so
1901 L ST. NE rooms. kitchen and
hdIh '.'.''.'-- ''' ''' 'OoooV
14f7 OAK ST Nw--3 rooms kitchen aad
8 arl, rooms Kit and bath ~ 80
410 18th ST. NE.--2 rooms, kitchen. and
odth 1890 '''--s e.. oto'Vo
I1o4 VERMONT AVE. NV, room, and
bath h................... $50 90 to S4o Oo
l05 9th ST SCI room kitchen and
odth'' '..'..''.'..' '.,'- o3| oo
36O4 9th ST, NE.---2 rooms, kitchen and
bath ...'..'........,....'' o4o W
1435 N ST N.W.--1 room. kit. d. q, and
oath ...'...'. ......'...'. '.'....'..... .o4' oO
LAFAYETTE 1907 9TH ST. N.w,--4 rooms
and bath ......,.-...-...... s35 'OO
1242 IRVING ST. NV rooms and
Kitchen .-...'..'r'.'.... '..-' o4o'oo
UL CO..
OPS 18th St. NV.
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THE PARK LANE,
303e QUE sT.
NEW FIREPRoOF BUILDING.
APt AAP 45 A rooms rooms and and bath eath S9 @
J. LEO KOLB,
927 New York Ave. Main 5027.
ONLY $3.50.
THE EMERSON. $50 EMERSON ST. NV.
kitchen. tiled bath. Excellent ianitor service
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
1416 Eye st. NV. Main s94o.
HEATED.
39s 39s E;h East q Cap stoo f. b elec $50 90
230 S3o 9Th st; s.e--6 r.; b.. eiee. ..... $500
800 End st. neo-4 r.. b.. eiec. ... 1000
NOT HEATED.
632 Mass ave. me- r. b.. h.-w.
:15 10Th st. se.-5 r.. b.. Ma. H.. :; $3.50
112I Chicago st. s's.--s r.. b.. h..w.h.. a. ~
43e Tenn. ave. n.ei r. b.. lat. h.. ESQ ESQ
Get Our Complete List.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
31A Psnnsavanis Ave. Sc.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-09-29
Bear Creek
lteH1mSooo
ESPECIAL TO THE NEWS)

candy party at the Price home Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Robert Burns, Mrs. George
Mcdonald and Mrs. Pippinger of Red
Lodge were guests at the Pride home
Monday.
The Senior class conducted bake
sale at the Cooperative Store Satur-
day afternoon. A substantial sum was
realized.
Mrs. Stanley Laukaitis, Eva Ira
versa and Stanley and Antelena Lauk-
aitis we're in Billings on business last
Saturday.
Florence and Edith Freeman, Mary
Summerville and Mary McNish at
tended the show in Red Lodge Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jones, Mr.
Jack Martin and Miss Armstead of
Gardner were visiting at the Demps-
ter home Saturday.
Harry and Bill Dempster, Morris
Sconfenza, Josephine Traverse and
Francis Sconfenza were hunting
down the river Sunday.
M. Greenshields, Mary Lou Wright
Buford Youst, Lucille Williams and
Naomi Youst attended the dance IT
Fromberg Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. McKinnon, Mrs
Isabelle Rue, Mrs. Charles Richards
attended the Eastern Star lodge al
Bridger Wednesday night.
Brother R. L. Green of New York
City, a pilgrim brother, was a guest
at the Mcdonald home Saturday anc
Sunday. He lectured at the Fluke resi-
dence Sunday on "Where are the
dead"
DR.. Reed was host to a number Of
his friends at stag party given a
his home Saturday night. The diver
sion of the evening was cards. Those
present were Bill Romek, Fred Chris
tiani, Edgar Beedle, George Beedle
Phil Gardner, Clarence Williams, C
P. Hamrick.
Washoe was we'll represented il
Billings Thursday to hear the re
turns of the fight and Sousa and hi
band by Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Good
Mrs. Henrietta Good, Lucille Lodge
Barbara Sanderson, Mr.. and Mrs
John Meeg and daughters, Joe Joyce
DR.. c. E. Better, George Six, E,
Morgan, Albert Melhecic and Pet
Nickoloff.
The old teachers gave the annua
/ party on the new teachers Wednes
; day evening. After a delightful pic
mic to Piney Dell they finished tn
, evening at the cabaret. Those presen
, were Lucille Williams, Sarah Holmes
Margaret Whalen, Miss Cox, Mr.. Gus
. ter, Sarah Mcneil, Mr.. Greenshield.
, Marion Erb, Florence Charles, MI
and Mrs. Bolton, Elsie Vickory, GEE
Wright, Buford Youst, Hank Free
man, E. Beedle, Bill Romek, Ray Hal
j. Fairgrieves.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-09-29
BOYD

Adrian Jarvi was business caller
at Red Lodge Sunday.
T. C. Schrumpff was business
caller at Joliet Monday.
Mrs. R. DeAtley was business
caller at Red Lodge Saturday.
A large crowd attended the dance
at the hall here Saturday night.
W. C. Ball of Red Lodge was bust
ness caller in this vicinity Monday.
Otto Cruel of Helena visited rela-
tiyes here a few days this past week.
Leo Nornile of Bearcreek called on
relatives here for few days this past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Taylor and
daughter were business callers at Red
Lodge Monday.
Donald Anderson left Wednesday
for Missoula where he will attend the
state university.
Emma Cruel and Homer Bowen
both of this place.. were married at
Billings Saturday.
Rev. Chigwin of Helena and Rev
Rhodes of Fromberg were business
callers here Monday.
Miss Pauline Sell, who teaches the
Victory school, spent the week enc
with friends at Billings.
Erick and Breta Anderson Of
Laurel visited relatives here for {
few days this past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baird are the
proud owners Of a new Chevrolet
coach which they recently purchased
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Anderson anc
Myrtle Cassidy were business call
ers at Laurel on Wednesday evening
Marion Kirkhart, who is attending
school at Fromberg, spent the weel
end at the home of his parents here
Mrs. A. Wakenshaw, who has beer
looking after business interests here
left Saturday for her home at Bear
creek.
Wayne Sweet, who has been en-
ployed at the C. A. Sauerwein home
the past summer left Sunday for Rec
Lodge.
w. E. Lockridge, E. A. Ennis anc
J. 7. Rinker were passengers to Rec
Lodge on Monday where they were
called to serve on the jury.
Capt. and Mrs. L. D. Zech ant
daughter, who have been visiting rela
tives here for the past week, left OF
Thursday for their home at Bozeman
E. H. Stotts received word that on
of his brothers had been killed in al
auto accident and he left immediate
ly for his brothers home in Missouri
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-09-29

Mrs. J. H. Mosser was a caller at
the home of Mrs. S. C. Weber Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs. Al Spaeth and daughter, Miss
Margaret, called Sunday afternoon on
Mrs. S. c. Weber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Creig were
Sunday visitors at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. H. NJ. Worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Saunders, Nh.
and Mrs. w. B. Scott spent Sunday
evening with the Barnums.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linn Holiday of Bill
lings and daughter Gloria Jean spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. T. Hays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Reams We're Sun
day visitors at the home of Mrs.
Reams' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Blaylock, of Joliet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Clawson and
daughter of Fishtail have been
visiting friends and relatives near
Rockvale and Silesia.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Convery and
daughter Jean spent Wednesday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin w. Smith in Laurel.
Mrs. Della Becker, Mrs. Christiana
Dix and Mrs. Mary Creig spent Tues
day evening with Mrs. H. M. Danford.
Mr.. Danford spent the week end with
his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Cross and
daughters, Mildred and Gertrude, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. L. James and daughters
Ellen and Eleanor, spent Thursday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
L. G. Weber.
Mrs. Maude E. Bolton of Warm
Springs, Montana, Worthy Grand Ma
iron of the Eastern Star of Mon
tana, during her visit to the county
was a guest Thursday night and Fri
day of Mrs. ]. B. Convery at Silesia
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-09-29

eighteenth birthday. Cards were the
diversion of the evening. The guests
were Miss Clements, Miss Fitzpat-
rick, Miss Markholt, Mrs. Augusta
Johnson and Mr.. Duff.
Miss Paulson and Miss Rutland of
Minneapolis are visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Rothwell this
week, enroute home from the yell
lowstone Park. Miss Paulson is sis
ter of Mrs. Rothwell.
Mr.. B. F. Smith, son Gene and Mr..
Thomas Atkins of Watertown, Wis
consin, spent the past week fishing
on the Madison river. Mr.. Atkins is
one of the members of the G. B. Lewis
firm of beekeepers supplies.
Mrs. w. E. Ross, Miss Helen Nc
Call and Mrs. Rene Wagner were the
Fromberg guests at the bridge lunch
con given by Mrs. Bud Merrill at her
home in Bridger Friday. -Four tables
were in play during the afternoon.
Mrs. C. E. Anderson entertained at
auction bridge Thursday afternoon.
Included among the guests were Mrs.
T. J. Benson, Mrs. w. G. Kersbergen,
Mrs. c. ]. Buzzetti, Miss Helen Nc
Call, Mrs. Mayme Rahrer, Mrs. Harry
Fuqua of Laurel and Mrs. Augusta
Johnson of Billings. Mrs. w. G. Kers-
bergen won the bridge awards. A
dainty lunch followed the game.
Mrs. w. E. Kersbergen entertained
eight ladies on Monday evening at an
auction bridge game. Mrs. Mayme
Rahrer won the prize for high score.
A dainty and unique lunch was serv-
ed the guests after the game. The
guests were Mrs. Mayme Rahrer
Mrs. w. e. Ross, Miss Helen Mccall
Mrs. Fred Stark, Mrs. Bud Swallow
Mrs. C. E. Anderson and Mrs. M. F.
Emmett.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church
met Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. c. j. Buzzetti. A business
session was held with Mrs. Pithoud
aid president, in charge. Work com
mite chairmen for the year were APP.
pointed: Mrs. Craig Rothwell, Mrs
Charles Reed, and Mrs. G. G. Green
Plans for harvest festival to be
held October 16, were discussed
Eleven aid members and two visitors
, were present at the meeting. An Ella
borate dinner was served at sly
o'clock to about so people.
The Fromberg Women's Federated
club held their first semi-monthl.
session of the present club year OF
Thursday evening at the Communit.
| hall. Mrs. w. E. Ross and Mrs. G. c
Crossen were the hostesses. Mrs. c
/ c. Crossen, the club president, pre-
sided at the meeting. The following
, interesting program was given: Tw
vocal selections by Miss Emma Kraus
presidential address by Mrs. G. {
Crossen. Mrs. 7. Benson gave a
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FROMBERG

Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Green and chill
dren spent the week end at Pryor
Miss Dawes was guest of Miss
Thorsen of Sand Greek over the week
end.
Dr. Benson reports several cases of
typhoid fever up the river near
Golden
Mrs. Won Heare of Red Lodge was
guest in the M. F. Emmett home
| Tuesday.
Attorney w. E. Ross spent a few
days in Red Lodge this week attend
ing district court.
Miss Dorothy Switzer is confined
to her bed this week suffering with
an attack of cold.
Mr.. Harlan Wagner of Hardin visit
ed Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rene Wagner.
Mrs. Leo Suddith Of Laurel spent
the week end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. G. Medhurst.
Miss Emma Kraus left Monday
morning for Billings where she enroll
ed in Johns Business College.
Miss Grace Carey of Red Lodge and
Miss Antonio Klebe of Laurel were
callers at the F. G. Medhurst home
Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Fuqua and son Lynn
of Laurel were guests in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Buzzetti several
days last week.
, Mrs. Elmer Price and Mrs. Howell
(. McKinnon of Bearcreek were guests
in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. e
Ross Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wood anG
!. daughter Patty Ann and Elizabeth
were dinner guests in the G. E. Ander
son home Sunday
Prof. and Mrs. w. G. Kersberger
entertained DIR. and Mrs. I, j. Benson
daughter Theodore and sons Bill ant
Jack at dinner Sunday.
Mrs. B. F. Smith left for thu
Deaconess hospital in Billings Wed
{ nesday morning where she will re
ceive medical treatment.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Buzzettl AM
!. daughters Dona and Virginia Wer
u guests in the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Fuqua Of Laurel last Sunday
i, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Oglesbee ar
70 the proud parents Of a baby girl Dor
Y Saturday morning, September "a. IN
: little girls name is Mary Ev
Oglesbee.
N Mrs. B. M. Hamre Of Forsyth al
r. rived Tuesday evening for wv
1e weeks visit with her daughter, MIS-
Marion Hamre and Mrs. Wayn
~ Wakefield.
ad DR.. and Mrs. 7. J. Benson entei
e. tanned Saturday evening at 81
re. o'clock dinner in honor OF thelr SO
William who was celebrating n