The Carbon County news., 1928-05-31
Bear Creek
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Jean Alexander, Gladys Rue, Jac
Maurlch and Bill Alexander attende
the show in Red Lodge Wednesday
William Clark of Clark, Wyo.. wa
visitor at the Lamport home Satur
day. Frank Clark returned home wit
her.
Mrs. James Condor, who has bee,
visiting her sister, Mrs. Dempster
returned to her home in Billings Sat
urday.
Ned Laird and family and Leon;
Morean were Sunday dinner guests al
the Ed Cunningham home in Rec
Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. McCorkle and
family, Miss Holmes, Mrs. Cox and
Miss Husband spent Sunday at Richel
Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Baker and
daughter, Marjorie Marie, were week
end guests at her mothers, Mrs. F.
Lebrun.
John Melklejohn and family, Abe
Mcdonald and the Dan Mcdonald
family spent the week end at Still
water.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Vedel, Blanche
Vedel and Thomas Mcbride left Sun
day for weeks visit with friends at
Roundup.
Word has been received that David
Murray won first in tennis tour
nament and first in cross country
foot race.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rhind and
family and the Robert Irvine family
and Pat Sanderson picnicked at Piney
Dell Sunday.
Ed O'Pratto, Della O'Pratto, Flor
ence Farussi, Agnes Ardissoni and
Eva Traverse motored to the Cody
dam Sunday
The business men of Washoe, Red !
Lodge and Bearcreek donated trucks
and are putting ashes on the roads
around Washoe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kastelitz and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kastelitz
and family and Tony Repich motored
% Cody Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Morgan of Washoe
ire the proud parents of baby boy,
'orn last Thursday They have named
lin Burton K. Morgan.
Mrs. Laukaitis, Annie Laukaitis.
Nell Kane, Josephine Traverse, Stan
ey Laukaitis and Dean Forney
hoped in Red Lodge Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frasure and
lrs. Tom Frasure visited Mr.. and
lrs. Abe Carter and Mr.. and Mrs.
ra Musgrave on the river Sunday.
Bill Romek, Thomas Freeman, Earl !
rregory, Thomas Olcott, Sam and
'ill Alexander and August Derelle
pent four days at Deep lake last !
eek.
The Washoe and Bearcreek Chris !,
an Endeavor We're entertained at the
ONE Of Mrs. D. S. McCorkle Wednes
ay evening at a 600 oriental dish !
inner.
Mrs. George Youst and daughter {
aomi and Lucille Williams motored ]
} Red Lodge Wednesday, where Miss
'illiams entrained for her home in
ascade. u
B. P. H. Gardner and son, Horton, n
Id Mrs. F. G. Morgan motored to Bill A
ngs Saturday. Mr.. Gardner returned ;,
lnday. Mrs. Morgan and Horton
i'll make their home in Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Gents and family l
I'd Helen Noble leave Tuesday for q q,
arlowton for a weeks visit. Mr.. I
snls will then go on to Shoup, Ida, .
Id Mrs Gents on to Havre to visit ~
r sister, Mrs. Thomas Holly.
The mothers Of the senior class en- SC
rtained the seniors and the school OF
Guilty at the Robert Irvine home W
lursday evening at three-course tn
amer after which they enjoyed fr
mes and dancing until late hour.
Mrs. Frank Sconfienza entertained fo r,
a birthday dinner for Mr.. Sconfi- u
"a and granddaughter, Doris. a'
ose present were Mrs. Marie Soon
MA, Hannah and Frances Sconfi- q
"a, Pete Ugaste and Mr.. and Mrs.
minick Favero.
Baccalaureate service was held at
Lodge Temple hall Sunday. Mr.. r.
,Corkle gave the invocation, after "
ich a short program was given. !.
10 by Josephine Traverse, 'In the lis
rden of Tomorrow" accompanied
Gladys Rue; hymn, by the congre- VII
ton; piano solo, "The Flower Song"
Gladys Rue; violin solo, "The In er
n Love Song" by Edgar johnson.
ompanied by Helen Forney; hymn, tn,
congregation; benediction, by D.