The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-10-31

THE CARLO
Albinus n Ward of Billings and
lnez futile of Minneapolis were un.
tied in marriage last Thursday eve
ming at eight o'clock They were ac-
companied by Mrs. c.. C. Clements
and her little son Bobby of Billings
The party returned from a motor trir
in the Beartooths for an evening GER
emony which was witnessed by Mrs
c. c. Clements of Billings and Mrs
John Sim of Red Lodge and was per
formed by Rev. H. Miller Scott at
the Congregational parish house.
SIS
Miss Mary Matteson, teacher, left
for her old home in Manchester,
Michigan, from Billings Saturday
NIGHT, in company with her brother,
Julius Matteson. Miss Matteson has
been a patient at the Billings Dea-
coness hospital The city school board
last week granted her leave of alb
esnce for long period in gratitude
for her services as teacher in the
Red Lodge schools for thirty-eight
years.
Raymond W. Former, 25, of Hum
rick, Illinois, and Georgina Reed, "a,
of Burlington, Wyoming, were grant
ed license to wed in district court
last Thursday.
Martha R. Dilworth was the hon
ored guest at surprise party held at
her home Monday night. Two tables
of bridge furnished diversion for the
evening with high score going to Mrs.
L. ?. Chapman. Dainty refreshments
were served by her friends.
Death by accidental and unavoid-
able means was the verdict returned
by coroner's jury recently follow
ing investigation into the death of
Fred Keil of Billings, who was killed
in an automobile crash on the Joliet
Billings road September %.
Halloween furnishes inspiration
for many parties and informal merry
Last Saturday afternoon
Helen and Margaret Simmons enter
tanned twenty-five of their playmates
and school friends. Assisted by their
Mrs. H. A. Simmons, the
young ladies served a delicious lunch
con.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. LLOYD
Hall was the scene Of a children's
Halloween party Monday afternoon.
A dainty luncheon followed a series
IF games and stunts.
Announcement of the marriage on
September Is of Miss Leila Salminen
% Lester Lathrop in Duluth, Mimi,
1as recently been received by friends
If the bride in Red Lodge She is
he daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
L. Salminen, now of Duluth, but for
ner local residents. She attended the
Red Lodge public schools and Carbon ,
County High School.
Mrs. D. B. Standish arrived here
rom Great Falls Monday to spend
few weeks with her son, John K.
5tandish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Domenic Favero Of
3earcreek entertained at their home
asst Sunday, the event being the first
of little Miss Gloria Rose.
\ delicious dogma cauda" party was
njoyed by all. Miss Gloria was pre-
ented with many beautiful gifts. The
'uests We're Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
and daughter, Francis;
lrs. Paul Pracca, Morris Sconfienza
nd daughter, Doris; Mr. and Mrs.
'ete ugaste; Mr. and Mrs. John Ar
issono and daughter Agnes; Mrs.
latilene Burzio; Miss Marie Fav-
ro; MlssDella Aprato; Joe Favero;
herill Sagendorf; Mike Bellono;
'harles Ardissono, all of Red Lodge j
nd Charles Bersano of Bearcreek.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kapor and
aughters, Anna and Betty Jane and
II. and Mrs. Joe Zuber Of Red
odge and Mr.. and Mrs. George Jur- s
vich and sons George and Eugene of
Fashoe motored to Billings and |
untley Sunday, returning the same
ay. r.
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Mr. and Mrs Frank Cornelio were {
ost and hostess to twenty-four
lests at the Cornelio ranch near the /
ty Sunday. h
The Beartooth Rangers, boys of 10 p