The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-03-21

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The DeMolay boys held a dancing
party at the Masonic Temple Thurs
day evening of last week, the Rain
bow Girls being the guests of the
young mems lodge. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Leslie sponsored the party.
Rev. C. G. Hannah attended meet
ing of Methodist ministers at Bill
| lings Monday, returning on the Tues
day train. Plans for spreading in
formation about the benevolent pro-
gram of the Methodist church were
discussed.
We were forced to leave the inter
esting column which DR.. Siegfriedt
writes each week out of the last is
sue. The road was so bad between
Bearcreek and Red Lodge that the
mail could not be brought over, hence
the commission.
Epworth Leaguers of the Methodist
church invited other young people to
social last Friday. About fifty
were present under the leadership of
Miss Pearl Reeve and Rev. Hannah.
Games and refreshments were en-
joyed by all who came.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cornelio enter
tanned at banacaldo party Tuesday
evening. Those present were Pauline
Salono, Katie and Mable Carlevato
Kate and Margaret Enrico, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Radosevich, Aleanice Fa-
vero, Art Murdo and Jack Gillen.
Bill Greenough, accompanied by
Artie Orser, was visitor with his
parents a couple of days the first of
the week. Mr.. Greenough is employ
ed by the Antler Cattle company of
Lodge Grass and drove from that
place to Red Lodge without using
chains.
Mrs. Walter Luhrsen returned
home last week, after a pleasant Wis
it with Mr.. Luhrsen in Cody, Wyo
Mr.. Luhrsen is we'll located in Cody
at the present time and as soon as
he can find suitable residence Mrs
Luhrsen and the family plan to move
to Cody.
Mrs. Sarah Carrigan was taken te
the Adams hospital last evening anc
Immediately underwent an emerg.
ency operation for appendicitis, com.
plicated with other ailments. At the
time of going to press Mrs. Carrigar
is in a very precarious condition, but
! hopes are had by her many friends Of
her ultimate recovery.
Miss Dorothy Davis, of this city, il
making wonderful record in hel
work in the Johnston school of bust
ness in Billings. Recently she plan.
ned program which was given as z
social feature in the school, broad
casting it in the manner of a regu-
lar radio program. Miss Kathryn
Pagliassotti, Of Red Lodge, who is
also attending the school, sang sole
in Italian.
Saturday was the day previous to
EST. Patrick's Day" and several very
neat window displays were to be
seen in Red Lodge. One of the pref
test was that of the J. P. Plunkett
Hardware store. A pretty Majestic
range was the center of the window
the decorations all being in green tc
match the light green enameled
range. Mr.. Plunkett has ranges ir
all colors.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Provinse viii
arrive from Chicago Sunday for /;
visit of about week with his mother
Mrs. Martha A. Provinse and family
Mr.. Provinse holds a position as pro
fessor in the University of Chicago
He and Mrs. Provinse are now OF
their way to Borneo as members O
the Mohawk Radio corporation ex
petition, where they will stay TO
about year.