The Bozeman courier., 1927-12-16

Miss Sara ROwSe, went to BOZeman
Saturday evening to attend the organ
ization of the Rainbow chapter. On
Monday evening Mrs. Allen and the
two girls went to attend the regular
meeting at the Masonic rooms in the
Golden Rule block.
The w. C. 7. U. neld its December
meeting Wednesday Of last week at
the home of Mrs. v. II. Coleman.
Owing to the cold the attendance was
small. Rev. Wayne Dalton addressed
the meeting on the subject, "Can good
literature and motion picaures con-
tribute to law enforcement and law
observance z" This was followed by
an interesting discussion. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Coleman assisted by
Mrs. w. J. Hale.
The ladies Of the Baptist WOman's
Helping society met Thursday, Dec. 8,
with Mrs. Harley Stephenson, each
! bringing some article of food, and a
cafeteria dinner was enjoyed. The
| ladies held their annual chicken din
ner Saturday evening at the Odd Fell
lows hall, and about $100 was realiz-
ed. There was a bazaar with many
pretty things for sale. Governor J. E.
Erickson was present and guest Of
! the society.
At the annual community meeting
held at the new school house Saturday
| Governor ]. E. Erickson was the
! principal speaker, and Floyd GhOrm-
lev entertained the crowd for some
time. There were other speakers,
and community singing. Dinner was
served in the domestic science room.
Joe and Fred Harrer drove down
from Bozeman Sunday to spend the
day with their mother, Mrs. Rose
/ Harrer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bos of Springhill
were in town Sunday and called at
the home of Mrs. R. w. Orr.
The pinochle club met Friday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bord-
er. Two tables of cards were played.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Phillips were in
vited guests. High score went to H.
J. Stephenson.
The Belgrade Woman's club will
meet Friday, December Is, with Mrs
c. H. Hecox. Roll call will be answer
ed by each giving a Christmas sug-
gestion. There will be music, and Rev
r. w. Orr. who has been in Chicago
Washington D. G.. and other eastern
points will give a talk on the picture
4 galleries he has visited while on his
trim.
Mrs. c. H. HecOx returned Wednes
day of last week from trip to Max
well, Nebr., where she had been calleC
more than three weeks before by the
serious illness of her mother, Mrs
Mary S. Merrick. On November Y
Mrs. Merrick passed away, and th'
! funeral was held at the Baptist churcl
in Maxwell at 9 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing, then short services held at tn
! Anderson funeral home at Kearney
Nebr., and she was laid beside he
husband and daughter in the KeaI
ney cemetery. Mrs. Merrick was wei
known in Belgrade, having visited he
daughter and family numerous times
seeming to enjoy these visits YER
J much. She had planned to visit agal
Z the past summer, but was unable t
I do so owing to poor health. Mr.!
? Hecox had visited her mother las
1 spring.
R. L. Hart was found with broke
Z neck and other injuries, late Sunda
j evening Dy MS W11S anu oO'SAs
! neighbors, after having left home
I load grain preparatory to hauling
! to the elevator Monday morning. Frol
! indications. the team had run ava
{ throwing Mr.. Hart to the ground, ar
) the wagon wheel passed 'over hir
z His son, Richard, of Whitehall,
{ daughter, Elizabeth, who teaches
? Roundup, and another daughter, Mr.
C. A. S. Davisson of Hotter DaT
s came the first of the week. II
2 Harts reside on the Conrow rant
{ about four miles north Of Belgrade.
= Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Robinson, N
and Mrs. H. J. Stephenson, Mr.. al
: Mrs. w. ]. Reeder, Mr.. and Mrs.
\ E. Holmes, Mrs. George Reinig, MI
n Mary Barham, Miss Ethel Thursto
Mrs. Charles Palmer, William Ski
II ner. and George McCarty drove
Bozeman Monday evening, to attend
II program given by the Odd FeIlC
II lodge. A short program, cards, a
dancing, followed by lunch, were G
II joyed by all.