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

Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Webb returnt
from visit in Bozeman Sunday ev
nlng. While away they visited at Il
home of relatives, making the trip
car.
Rex Migrants Garden of Allah
The Iris, Sunday and Monday. 23-1
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Campbell of Bi
llngs were over Sunday visitors herr
returning to their home Monday eve
nlng. Mr.. Campbell is state agen
for the Missouri State Life Insuranc
company and looked after business at
fairs while Mrs. Campbell visite
friends.
Miss Pauline Johnson came from
Billings Saturday for week end visi
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. vii
ham johnson, and her sister, Mis-
Edna. Miss Johnson is stenographe-
for the Farmers Union creamery a
Billings and returned there Sunda,
! afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Havtenkamr
and Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Cartwright re.
turned Sunday from tour of Yellow
stone park. On Monday morning MI
and Mrs. Havtenkamp left for Bear
tooth lake, where they will spend a
month before returning to their home
in Kansas City.
For sale-Ford sedan; good condi-
ton; $1OO. Inquire at the News Of
ice. 22-2t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Miller have
for their guest this week their son.
James Miller, prominent contractor
of Oregon and California. Mr.. Miller
came from the west coast two weeks
ago and has also been visiting his
uncle, Emmett Taylor, and other rel
atives at Boyd and Red Lodge.
Mrs. A. c. Spencer, wife of former
Judge Spencer, came Saturday for a
few days visit with friends in this
city. Mrs. Spencer has been visiting
relatives and friends at Billings and
White Sulphur Springs the past two
weeks, but plans to return to her home
at Los Angeles about the twentieth of
the month.
Mrs. James Leslie was hostess at a
Inner given at her home Saturday
evening in honor Of Prof. and Mrs.
R. M. Porter of Lodge Grass. Pro-
lessor Porter is former superintend-
7nt of the Red Lodge City schools and
1as been a member of the high school
faculty at Lodge Grass during the
past two years.
Bread is your best food. Eat more
Of it. Blue Ribbon is the best. Purity
Bakery. 19-tf,
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Potter arrived
rom Seattle Sunday for short visit
With friends in this city. They are
IN their way to Omaha, where Mr..
Potter has accepted a position and
where they will reside in the future.
Mr.. Potter is the son of former Sher
III M. w. Potter and was raised in
his city, where he has host of
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Fluke and son.
3urrel, returned Friday from five
months auto trip through the Da-
lotas, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri and
ne states lying between there and
oregon and Washington. They state
hat the roads, crops and business
onditions were generally good, but
nat they were glad to be back in Led
lodge again.
Interesting scenes along the march
f the Knights of Kaleva parade and
lso at the picnic grounds were shown
n moving pictures at the Iris theatre
sunday and Monday evening. The
ictures were taken by Byron B.
)ownard and were exceptionally fine,
specially so when it is known that
hey were the first effort. Mr.. Down
I'd states he will have other surprises
\ the way of local movies from time
0 time.
DR.. P. s. Corkins, eyesight specialist
f Billings, will be at the Pollard
otel, Monday and Tuesday, Aug.
Z and 20. 22-3t.
j. P. Gibbons of Kingston, Pa, left
or his home Saturday after weeks
isit with his relatives, the Davis and
NTH families in this city. In Gem
any with his cousins, Ollie and
halles Davis, he made trip through
olloWstone park last week and Pro
ounced it well worth the effort. Mr
ibbons was returning home from At
sading the national convention of
locomotive Engineers and Firerlen,
ELL at San Francisco last month.
here he was one of the Pennsylvania
alegates.
Glasses that satisfy. DR.. Logan,
livingston specialist in optometry.
i'll examine eyes ct the Pollard hotel.
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