The Carbon County news., 1928-03-22

Miss Ethel Skinner was In Red
Lodge visiting Miss Ada Cunning
ham Wednesday and Thursday of last
week.
Rev. and Mrs. Welch Of Red Lodge
We're in town Monday evening to at
tend the Ladies Aid program and pie
social.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Homi returned
from Gebo, Wyoming Thursday eve
ming wheie they have been on busi-
ness for several days
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Duncan, Mrs.
George Hunt and daughter Edith mo-
tored to the county seat Monday to
shop.
The Misses Ruth smith and Lola
Hayes and George and Roy Hunt mo-
tored to Red Lodge Sunday evening to
see Greta Garbo in Love
Miss Jean Mckay arrived home Sat
urday morning after spending few
days of last week visiting friends in
Bi lings.
Mrs. C. D. Graft Of Joliet came up
Saturday to spend few days with
her son, Claude f. Hudson. She re-
turned home Tuesday evening.
Master TonMie Hatten came up
from his home in Joliet Saturday to
spend the week end visiting relatives
here.
George Karhu went back home to
Red Lodge Sunday morning after
spending Saturday here visiting
friends.
Mr.. John Krook came down from
the county seat Tuesday evening
where he has been for several days
visiting friends.
Mr.. Elmer Olson, seventh and
eighth grade teacher. motored to Bill
lings Friday evening to spend the
week end with his aunt.
Mrs. Lillian Ole's went to Billings
Tuesday evening after spending few
weeks visiting with her two sons, Mar
vim and Chester, and their families.
The Right Rev. Henry Sarvela of
Duluth arrived Wednesday to visit
friends. Messrs. John C. Abrahamson
and Emil Heikkila were boyhood
chums of Rev. Sarvela.
Word has been received here that
Alexander w. Bell, we'll known citi-
zen of Roberts, and Miss Hilia Laituri
of Ely, Minnesota, were married at
the court house in Billings Saturday
afternoon.
The band concert last Saturday eve
ming was huge success. A large
crowd enjoyed the following program:
March, Chicago Tribune, G.. E. Double;
Serenade, Aubade Printainere, P. La
combe; March, Washington Gray, c..
S. Grafulla; Overture, The Italian In
Algiers, G. Rossini; Selection, Hun
garian Dance No. 5, J. Braham's. In
terval. Trombone Smear, Muttering
Fritz, F. H. Losey; Overture, Don
Juan, W. A. Mozart; Tarentelle in Alb,
OPP. S5, Stephen Heller; Hindu March,
Indienne, A. Selenick; Pot-Pourri,
Sounds from Ireland, VIM. Bendix.
Finale, Star Spangled Banner.
The Ladies Aid program last Mon
day evening was enjoyed a great deal
by the large crowd that attended. The
program was as follows: The New
Minister" a farce, Leone Bergan,
Mrs. George Mcdonald, Mrs. R. L..
Duncan, Ruth and Mercedes Smith,
Lola Hayes, Elmer Olson, and Alfred
Heikkila. A violin solo by Miss Jane
Gillette, accompanied on the piano by
Lola Hayes. A pantomime by Martha
Ann Rowland. A reading by Edith
Hunt. A song and drill by the pri-
mary girls. Mother and daughter
sketch, 1912, Mrs. Leonard Richardson
and Eigrid Mattila, 1890, Mrs. George
Mcdonald and Mary Hudson, 1900,
Mrs. G. E. Hudson and Leone Bergan,
1924, Miss Edith Hunt and Leona Ho-
gan and 1928, Mrs. d. w. Kerr and
Erceldean Heikkila. A solo by Mrs.
Emil Stein, accompanied on the piano
by her daughter Esther "Rev. Peter
Brice, Bachelor farce, Mrs. Emil
Heikkila, Mrs. P. E. Rowland, Bessie
Carr, Mrs. Blaine Kershberger, Mrs
George Mcdonald, Mrs. H. G. Morgan
and Leonard Duncan. A violin solo by
Jane Gillette. A reading by Mrs. Emil
Heikkila and the program was closed
by Good Night" song by the pri-