The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-11-10
JOLIET


his patients here Monday.
Ray Broadbent motored to Billings
the fore part of the week.
Mrs. C. L. Burger motored to
Mossmain Thursday morning.
M. L. Parrott went to Red Lodge
Thursday to serve on the jury.
Mesdames Newkirk and Tom EN-
bry shopped in Billings Tuesday.
I. Condo, tailor of Livingston, call
ed on friends in Joliet Thursday.
Mrs. Michel Lewis of Billings visit
ed at the w. I. Golf home Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Funk of Laurel is visit
ing at the E. L. Marvin home this
week.
Lannie Boyd and son of Boyd visit
ed the Lambert home in Joliet Sat
urday.
H. w. Honnold and Chas. Glenn
have gone up above the Woods ranch
hunting.
Alice Marvin, oldest daughter of
E. L. Marvin, is reported quite sick
with the flu.
c. L. Burger and VIM. Duffield
were duck hunting Monday on the
Clarks Fork.
w. D. Friedrich visited his home
over the week end. Mr.. Friedrich is
employed at Forsyth.
Mrs. w. H. Allen left Tuesday eve
ming to visit her daughter, Mrs. J. H.
McShane at Miles City.
Mrs. Chas. Anderson went to Red
Lodge Saturday to visit Mrs. R. G.
Martin, returning Monday.
Christian Workers will meet next
week with Mesdames Pefley and D.
Anderson at the Pefly home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Mcclure and
family of Billings were dinner guests
at the Mathwig- Reardon home Sun
day.
Mrs. Thos. HALEY of Havre was
the house guest of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. c. L. Burger, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Mancel Nor
rison Saturday a ten-pound girl. Mrs.
Morrison is staying at the Il. Broad
bent home.
Mrs. Erma Craft, who has spent
the past two weeks visiting the H
B. Pierce home in Billings, returned
home Friday.
Mrs. E. J. Meyer entertained at
cards Monday night. Her guests were
Mesdames G. L. Burger, E. F. Bur-
E. J. Reardon.
E. w. Allen and family were din
ner guests at the w. H. Allen home
Sunday. The occasion being the
forty-second birthday of E. W. Allen
Mesdames Brophy and Laughery
motored to Edgar Wednesday to meet
Mrs. Warwick and family of Kirby
Wyoming Mrs. Warwick is the house
guest of Mrs. Laughery.
Mesdames E. F. Burger, G.. L. Bur
ger, E. M. Mathwig and E. j. Rear
don were luncheon guests Of Mrs. A
F. McCune at Billings Tuesday. Mrs
Emma Craft and Mrs. H. B. Pierce
formerly of Joliet were also guest
at the luncheon.
Saturday evening two cars o
merrymakers motored to Billings t.
dance at the Tavern for the evening
Those who braved the storm wer
Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Bell, Marti
J Rauch, Jean Lambert, Miss Erickso
and Byron Roberts.
The Twentieth Century club me
at the w. D. Friedrich home Wednes
day, November 2. The program wa
in the hands of Mrs. S. Laughery. He
topic being Judge Lindsey's Moder
Views of Life" A dainty lunch wa
served by Mrs. Friedrich to sixtee
! members, assisted by Mrs. Ev
Pearce.
Saturday evening Mrs. G. M. Be
entertained at cards, the occasion b.
ing the birthday of George Bell. A
a late hour dainty lunch was serve
e by the hostess to the following: M
y and Mrs. E. ]. Meyer, E. F. Burge
C. L. Burger, E. M. Mathwig, Mr.
+ E. ]. Reardon, Bodley Hough al
e Fred Cuno.
Mrs. E. Blackard entertained at
* bridge luncheon Saturday afternot
" at her home in Roberts. Seventies
ladies from Joliet attended. MI
# Lambert won first prize and Mrs.
a. w. Honnold consolation. Those invi
ed were Mesdames Eva Pearce, A
20 ma Talmage, f. w. Talmage, w.
N Friedrich. B. D. Bell, G. M. Bell, E.
" Reardon. E. J. Meyer, E. M. Mat
wig. H. W. Honnold, G. A. Loverin
. E. F. Burger, c. L. Burger, Je'
ar ,ambert Chas. Anderson, Carl Davi
son. Miss H. Dillian, Miss Sad
%. Erickson.