The Bozeman courier., 1927-07-01

More than forty employees of the
Belgrade company went to BoZeman
Hot Springs for picnic Tuesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Warren went
up the Gallatin canyon Sunday, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. L. H.
Warren of BOzeman and Will Zeitzke
of Whitehall.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Stephenson and
Jean, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Dunhdm
motored up the Gallatin canyon Sun
day and spent the day at Specimen
creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Keil and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mort Keil and three
daughters drove to the Madison dam
Saturday afternoon, remaining over
Sunday. =
DIR. and Mrs. H. w. Orr, of Lincoln,
Nebraska, stopped over for the week
end to visit his brother Rev. R. w.
Orr and family, on their way home
/ from a trip to Seattle, Washington,
Oregon and California points.
Mrs. J. D. G. Wipf entertained the
afternoon bridge club at her ranch
home east of town Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Clarkson Spain, Mrs. Ray An
gell and Mrs. J. B. Robinson were IN
vited guests.
Mrs. Albert Renfrew, of Kentucky,
is visiting at the ranch home of her
sister, Mrs. Will Callantine on Dry
Creek. She was formerly Miss Mary
Lawson, a resident of the valley, but
has been away for several years.
Mrs. Wayne Barnard entertained
at Gallatin Gateway Inn at a bridge
luncheon at 1890 Tuesday, six tables
playing cards after enjoying a deli
ciOus luncheon. The color scheme of
yellow was displayed in the room and
tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Skinner, who
have been visiting relatives and
friends here for week or more, left
Tuesday morning for their home at
Twin Falls, Idaho. They went by
wav of Gallatin Gateway and through
Yellowstone park. Mr.. and Mrs. O.
E. Hutchings and daughter Ethel ac-
companied them through the park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Redding drove
from Bozeman Friday evening to cal
on old friends. The Readings have
been living for the past two years III
their old home, Indiana, where they
left their daughter Fay, who married
and decided to stay in Indiana. The!
expect to go as far as the coast somi
time this summer.
Il The clinic for pre-school childreI
held at the local auditorium Tuesda,
afternoon was not so we'll patronize
as it should have been. Many moth
ers did not know of it. About te
/ children were in and given a thor
ough examination by DR.. R. L. Town
/ and the county nurse, Mrs. Constanc
II Crist.
II A picnic at Bozeman Hot Sprine
| last Friday evening was held in hone
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Skinne
those present being, besides the hol
III or guests, their grandfather, Wilia
Skinner; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pa
| mer and daughter, Helen; Mr.. al
Mrs. E. R. York, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
II Lane and daughter, Ruth; Mr.. al
II Mrs. Jack Ems and daughter. Ma
III jorie; Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Holme
III Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Hutchings. M
III and Mrs. Edward Hutchings and so
III Jimmie, and Mrs. George Reinig al
n sons, Jacob and Fred.
ii The last meeting for the summ
of Belgrade chapter, Order of t
II Eastern Star, was held Thursday ev
! ming, June %, at the Masonic hs
III The banquet room and the lod
room were prettily decorated in ga
III den and wild flowers. The degTe
were given to one candidate, and OF
er business matters disposed
Lunch was served in the downstai
room, and several short talks we
given. The birthdays of two me
bers, Mrs. Julia Moore and Mrs. La
ra Ferney were remembered, each I
ing presented with cake with ca
dies. Each spoke briefly, Mrs. Moo
also reading June poem.