The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-02-07
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s2EcisL CORRESPONDENCE

". D. Frederick, of Billings, was
" visitor here Friday.
h Mrs. Elmer Talmage was Re
in Lodge visitor, Friday.
i c. 0. Utter, of Billings, was bus
q ness visitor here Monday.
J. B. Convery. of Silesia, was
! business visitor here Friday.
: Mrs. L. J. Bennett, of Edgar. spen
the weekend with Mr.. Bennett her.
Miss Betty Amundson spent tn
weekend with Miss Margie Christie
pherson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Baker were din
ner guests at the Carl Maekey home
Sunday.
Mrs. Myrtle johnson returned HON,
Saturday from Billings after a few
days visit.
Dave Robertson is able L be bach
in his barber shop after an illness Of
two weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Duffield spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Harry Duffield.
Mrs. Margaret O'Brian, of Billings,
IS visiting at the home of her niece,
Mrs. Richard Lanter.
Earl Talmage left for Bozeman Sat
urday evening to attend the hardware
convention held there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Shorten, of
Boyd, were Sunday guests at the
Mark Laughery home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Hammond re-
turned from Billings, Monday morn
ing, after weeks visit.
Mrs. c. ]. Anderson and Mrs. Carl
Davidson were luncheon guests at the
Martin Davidson home, Tuesday.
Mack Anderson returned home
Wednesday morning from Helena.
where he has been the last week.
Henry Haddox. Charles Heading
ton, Edward Reardon and Miss Cath
crime Johnson were Billings visitors
Saturday.
Among the Red Lodge visitors Sat
urday were f. f. McYey, Harry Duff
field, Fred Cuno. Lloyd McGrady and
7. W. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brimlow and
Miss Thelma Hetland, of Billings.
spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. |
Sarah Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Marvin and
daughters, Alice and Janet of Bill
lings, spent Sunday at the D. Me
Laughlin home.
The minstrel show, given BY the
Campfire girls at the high school Fri
day evening, was greatly enjoyed by
good attendance
Miss Leolo Baker returned from
Silesia, Sunday morning, where sh
had spent the weekend with her
Mrs. Mary Craig.
Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan Laugherv
Mrs. Molly McGarey and son, Clark,
and Joe Fowler were dinner guests at
ne Harry Bfophy home Sunday.
Mrs. Martin Davidson was passen-
ser to Billings Tuesday evening. She
vii remain in Billings for some time.
While receiving medical attention.
The Joliet fire department held it's
ocular meeting Monday evening, fol-
owed by dinner and card party.
high score was held by E. J. Meyer
Mrs. E. NJ. Mathwig was hostess on
londay evening to the Saturday Mite
ard club. A dainty lunch was served
the conclusion of the game by the
ostess.
Friends of Miss Dorothy Meyer re-
alved announcements this week of
en- marriage to Mr.. Albert Robe
,rge, OF Malta, on Saturday, Jan.
5, at Malta. /
The Twentieth Century club met
the home of Mrs. J. A. Lambert
'ednesday evening, Feb. 6. A pa
lotto program was given. After !,
le business session dainty lunch i
as served by the hostess. :
Mrs. Martin Rauch was hostess on q
onday afternoon, at two table ii
'idge party High and low scores tf
ere held by Mrs. Byron Bell and pt
IS. 3. M. Mathwig. A dainty h
nch was served by the hostess at TO
e conclusion Of the game. Those pc
esent were Mrs. Henry Haddox,
rs. Mack Anderson, Mrs. John
athwig, Mrs. G. F. Tidyman and
RS. Byron Bell ho
Mr.. 2Qd Mrs Harry Brophy enter - -
med the members of their card 80 80
ID at their home Saturday evening. ~
the close of the game dainty re- no
were served by the hos ~,
$. The guest list included Mr. I po
Mrs. G. L. Burger, Mr.. and Mrs.
). Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. f. M.
lthWlg, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lover
!, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lanter, Z.
Burger and Fred Cuno. "a