The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-16

Mrs. j. w. O'Connor was graciou
hostess to a number of friends a
bridge Tuesday afternoon, compli
mentlng her house guest, Miss ELL
Wolfe of Detroit, Mich. Two table,
being in play. Mrs. O'Connor will en-.
tertain few friends informally
Thursday afternoon for the pleasure
OF her house guest.
The regular meeting of the w. C,
L. u. was held in the parlor of the
Methodist church Monday evening.
The Mesdames Midget, Drefsen. Lee
Wander, Wilson and OVERLY of Bridger
were present and took charge of the
business meeting. They gave helpful
instruction in the work and held cleo
lion of officers as follows President.
Mrs. Lloyd Hall; vice president. Mrs.
NJ. &. Martin; corresponding secre-
eary, Mrs. L. H. Tooloy; recording
secretary, Mrs. w. J. Hay; treasurer
Mrs. A. M. MeMillion. Refreshments
were served by Mrs. w. J. Hay.
hostess.
For quick service call the Pollard
eafage. fhone l34-M. 23-1t.
A pleasant party in the nature of
2 farewell gathering was held at the
aome Of Miss Katie Paglisotti Friday
evening in honor Of Miss Rose Rossi.
who left this morning for Berkeley.
Calf, where she will make her future
home. Miss Pagliosotti was helped in
entertaining by Miss Katie Piela. A
pleasant evening was had and before
departing a handsome gift was pre-
scented the guest of the evening. Those
present were Katie Psenda, Ramona
Berta, Mrs. Ed Berta, Barbara ebert. |
Minnie Obert, Helen Kamppinen
Harriet Baretta, Mary Oyler and Ann
Murdo.
Miss Maria Martin, daughter of Mr..
nd Mrs. M. e. Martin, and Jack
= ri I'd are visitors here from Great
falis. Miss Martin has been super
using the surgical floor of the Dea-
eaess hospital in Great Falls for the
last four years. Mr.. Eberhard is en-
oioyed as master mechanic in Great
falls and will visit at the home of
DR. and Mrs. M. E. Martin and other
friends while here. Miss Martin and
ar. Eberhard, accompanied by Mr..
nd Mrs. NJ E. Martin, Bobby and
1elvln, spent last week in the noun
aims, making their headquarters at
lr. Martins cabin at He'll Roaring
feek and taking pack trips from the
abin. The party reported ideal
leather and good fishing.
For repairs for all makes of stoves,
urnaces and boilers, see Red Lodge :
lumbing and Heating Company.
Ienry Albert. 34-tf.
Among those who burned up many c
allons of gasoline 50 far this sum- ,
Ter on vacation trips were L. M.
rill and Gale Nelson of the News.
hey were accompanied by Otis B. i
ueck of Billings and Gerald Fenlon
Ballantine. The trip took in Vel \
'wstone park, Salt Lake City, the
of southern Utah, name
:, Cedar Breaks, Bryce canyon and
ion National park. The Grand canyon |
Arizona was visited, and also Los
ngeles, and of course, Hollywood. i
ae itinerary also included Tia Juana, 4
exico, Phoenix, Ariz., Gallup, New
eXico., Mesa Verde National park in
uthwestern Colorado, Pueblo and
anver, Colo, and then north to Il
leyenne and Casper and on to Red i
)dge. A good time was had by all, (
ID Prill and Nelson are glad to be +
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