The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-02


er short visit with his son, L. [. stewa
Y. and family, of this city.
as Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Hughes. aceor
is panied by Mrs. John Rhodes, motor,
TO Billings Tuesday on a combine
: business and shopping trip.
h Mrs. Howard Scherer and two oh;
dren of Beloit, Wis, arrived Tuesda
Tor visit at the home of her parent
, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Reimer.
Fred Luderman, field manager fo
the Great Western Sugar company ac
eompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
walker, were Red Lodge visitors Fri
day.
| Inc following Belfry citizens at.
tended the Memorial exercises here
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Higham. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pink Kirk, and Mr.. and Mrs q
Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold B. Wood en-
teftalned ten little guests at a birth
DAY party in Bridger Friday after
noon' IN honor of their daughter Pat.
fy AIMS sixth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Simon of Basin
Wyo., visited relatives and attended
4 L. N
the Decoration Day services, and were
accompanied home by Miss Betty ST.
mon who will visit there this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Rife and family
attended Decoration Day services held
at the Rockville cemetery. The pro-
gram was in charge of the Camp Fire
Girls and ex-service men of BILLINGS
Mrs. S. T. Dowdle has been confin-
ed to her bed at the home of her son.
j. A. Dowdle, for several days. She
expects to leave shortly for her home
at Marshalltown, Iowa, and VIII be ae-,
companied by her granddaughter
Louise.
Funeral services were held Satur
day for Mrs. Anna Bauer at Belfrv.
She had been visiting at the home
of her son George Bauer, on Grove
Creek, when taken i'll. She is survived
by six children and eighteen grand
children.
Miss Julia Corkill of White Sui
phur Springs, who has been visiting
at the Al Reese home, left Wednesday
morning for her home. She was ac
by Mrs. Reese and daugh-
ter Justine, who will visit few weeks
n that city.
Miss Vivian and Josephine Erick-
ION, Miss Edith Rife, Armonda Qua
lima were driven to Laurel by Ed
Secora Tuesday evening, and attend
I'd the home talent play presented b.
The business men of Laurel, "The
Womanless Marriage"
Mrs. John Nelson and R. B. Tees
iale departed Thursday evening for
ounburst after receiving word of the
ieath of their sister, Mrs. Haskins.
funeral arrangements have not been !;
made at this writing pending the ar
'ival of relatives from the East.
Miss Amy Matteson returned last t
thursday afternoon from Billings
usiness trip. Miss Matteson in com
any with her two brothers, who are j
ttending the Polytechnic school in
Filings, will leave Friday, June 8,
or California, making the trip by I
uto. s4~ vy@s n
Mrs. Robert Cable returned to her
ONE in Billings the first of the week n
fter several days visit at the Heslop r
nd Wolfe homes here. She was ac-
by Mrs. Lyons who is visit N
lg at the Cable home in Billings en- ii
quite from Rochester, Mimi, to
7yoming.
Gilbert Williams, son Of Mr.. and te
rs. Sandy Williams, former residents
Bridger, was in town Thursday at 2
nding business matters connected 2
it'll the Billings Stationery company,
which he is a member He was ac-
mpanled by Dick Partridge of the &C
me place. al
The following are guests at the =.
ntler hotel this week: L. J. Stone, =,
ander, Wyo.. G. A. McKethen, Their =
opolis; H. H. Jones and MattySpell- -
an of Thermopolis; S. D. Ellison,
llings; 7. R. Synder, Billings; 0. G. la
rown, Belfry; Rev. P. Joyce, Bill W
lgs; Bert Allen and Mr.. and Mrs. m
A. Allen and daughter Mary of
yattville, Wyo.; F. Wiley, Denver; w,
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