The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-08-18

le relatives and friends. Mrs. John Kin
y ana children Myra and John Jr., VIII
Il nave been visiting in Great Falls til
q past five weeks, returned with then
= Mr.. Harve futile returned t
= fromberg last Thursday after hay
ing spent the last two years j
= FLORIDA. Mr.. futile made the trip b
automobile and enroute stopped sey
efal days in Baraboo, Wisconsin visit
ing IN the home of his brother. Nh
:. Charles futile.
Z Mr.. Harve futile is engaged thi
week in the building of temporar,
! bridge across the Clarks Fork rive
, near the Heiser beet dump. The farm
efs are financing the construction
work. A bridge at this place means
, that their trips to Heiser will be
shortened by several miles.
Mrs. Jim Prewett entertained the
members of the Friendship club on
Wednesday afternoon Of last week at
her ranch home. A very interesting
meeting was held at the close of
which an elaborate lunch was served
by the hostess. Eleven club members
/ L.
Mrs. Minnie Bolinger and daughter
Gertrude arrived here Saturday from
whitman, Nebraska where they have
spent the summer. Enroute thew
stopped in Billings and visited few
days with Mrs. R. G. johnson and
daughters Ada and Stella Haywood.
They made the trip by auto.
Grandma Sinclair had the misfor-
tune Sunday of falling and breaking
her right shoulder. She is recovering
from the shock and is doing very nice
~. Her grandson Clair Wagner. in
company with Gordon Holton left for
Boulder Monday to appraise Mrs. Ross
Wagner of the accident and bring her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Moore and
children arrived here by car last week
from Mount Vernon, WASHINGTON
where they have resided the past two
years. Shortly before making the trip
Mr.. Moore came home from Ft. Mol
Ter, Alaska where he has been black
smithing for the Pacific American
fisheries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Suddith. |
daughter Thelma of Laurel and Doro-
thy SWitzer went to Boulder Saturday
where Mrs. Suddith, Thelma and
Dorothy will spend few DAYS at the |
famous Ross Wagner camp. Miss
Clara Pierce, who has spent the last
week at THIS camp, returned to From
berg with Mr.. Suddith Sunday.
Miss Margaret Stuber returned to
La Crosse, Wis, Monday evening af-
ter weeks visit in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. M. F. Emmett. Miss Stuber
and Miss Emmett were girl friends
II. Wisconsin and hadn't seen each
other for 20 years. Miss Stuber will
return by way of Wibaux, Wyoming
where she will meet some friends and
make the rest of the trip to Wisconsin
with them by auto.
The Wear-ever aluminium demon
strators gave a six o'clock dinner in
the home. of Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Buz-
zetti Wednesday evening. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Buzzetti,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
Z. Z. Crossen, Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
owitzer, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Anderson. Mr..
Hartman Graham, Mrs. F. w. Hike.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. Wright, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. F. Emmett, Misses Dona and
Virginia Buzzetti, Erma Rood and
Janet Johnson.
Mrs. John Oak, daughter Mrs.
Ralph Wark and grandchildren Rob
ert and Marjorie, left Tuesday morn
ng for Oak Grove, Oregon where the
Warks reside. Mrs. Wark and chill
iren have been here visiting with Mrs.
Oak since the first Of July. Mrs. Oak .
expects to spend all winter in Oregon
and Washington visiting her daugh-
5er, Mrs. Wark at Oak Grove; her
1leces, Mrs. William Archibald of
Tacoma, and Mrs. George Sweet of
Seattle, and an old friend, Mrs.
George Dickinson of Birmingham.
A large group of people motored
% Pryor Greek Sunday and had
picnic near the Brewington ranch. A
olg dinner was served by the ladies
after which everyone enjoyed a
social time. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Balder and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Dudley and family, Mr.. and
- . Odo DClNcdI anu family, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Dykes and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Bomar and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Boniwitz and family of
Billings, Mrs. Jessie Russell, Mr.. John
Donaldson Of Gebo, Wyoming, Bud
Doles, Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Brewing
on and daughters Oleta, Roy Tuggle
md Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Oglesbee and
,amily.
The Institute Echo meeting was
1eld at the M. E. church Sunday eve
1lng and was decided success. The
delegates who attended the Epworth
League institute at Luccock Park gave
yery good and interesting reports on
he work Of the institute and also
IN the crosses they took. Albert
Rhodes and Dorothy Rhodes reported
IN the Junior League Institute. Mary
Rhodes, Theresa Arlington and Wes-
ey Rhodes gave reports on the Ep-
worth League Institute. After these
'eports were finished Miss Tralour of
Butte gave pleasing reading. Mrs.
Wilson and Miss Margaret Reed sang
duet and Mrs. Wilson and Miss Mar
orie Nelson concluded the program
With well rendered piano duet.
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