The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-08-29

until tuesday morning.
usually spending her winters in Cal
ifornia. She made her home when at
Albert Lea, with her daughter, Mrs
w. G. Chamberlain. Two sons, Bert
and Frank Skinner, also reside there.
Before William Walker, gentleman
of color and attache of the carnival
playing here last week, takes on his
next opponent he probably will delve
deeper into the mans pugilistic PROV
ness and technic. Neglecting to do
so when his wrath was STIRRED last
Friday, Walker was brought to local
hospital on North Broadway, with his
right ear half chewed off and fin
ger on his left hand bitten almost in
two. AS no other battered patients
have come under the attention of
local physicians, it is thought Wal
ker lost the decision. In addition to
the accidents to carnival folks report
ed last week, Epham Taylor, helper,
was given hospital care Thursday for
blood poisoning in the left elbow, and
George Mitchell, another employe was
treated for a lacerated right eyeball
caused from a piece of glass. The
sight was not impaired.
y
Mrs. Paul Cartwright entertained
members Of the Congregational La
dies Aid and other friends at her farm
home northeast of town yesterday
afternoon. The affair was held out
of doors. At the close of the after
noon tables were placed on the lawn
and sandwiches, ice cream and cake
and coffee served the guests.
y
Eugene Crossen, son of G. G. Cros-
sen, editor of the Fromberg Herald, is
making his appearance here nightly
with the Trousdals players. Young
Crossen, talented pianist, Joined the
company late in the winter, and
doubles in his work with them as mu-
stefan and actor.
Deputy Sheriff S. 7. Mccall of
Fromberg, came to the city Monday
to serve in the sheriff. office during
the absence of Floyd Gebo, who with
Mrs. Gebo and small daughter, is
spending vacation with relatives in
Minneapolis.
Miss Eleanor Hawkins Of Mime
apolis, teacher in the schools at Kel-
log, Idaho, is expected in Red Lodge
today or tomorrow to make short
visit with Miss Katherine Psenda be-
for her school work resumes next
week. Miss Hawkins has been work
ing at the park during her summer
vacation.
Returning for visit at their form
er home, Mr.. and Mrs. America Scon-
fienza, now of Los Angeles, are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Glotch,
here. William Smitheron accompan-
led them here to join Mrs. Smitheron
who arrived earlier in the summer.
They returned to Los Angeles Mon
day. The Sconfienzas will remain in
definitely. Mrs. Sconfienza, Mrs.
Glotch and Mrs. Smitheron are Sis
tiers.
After a sojourn of several months
at Excelsior Springs, Mo-, made in the
quest of improved health, Mrs. John
Stampfel returned to Red Lodge early
this week, greatly benefited by her
course of treatments there.
Word comes from Turk Greenough,
world champion bronc rider, who has
been touring Wyoming with wild
west show, that he recently pulled
down a $500 prize for staying on a
mount that had not been ridden for
five years. Greenough is expected in
Red Lodge this week end on his way
to the Midland Empire fair at Bill
lings. His brothers William and
Frank have been with him in Wyo-
ming
Charles Mattila, manager Of the
PIGGY Wiggly store returned Sun
Jo,, f,o,1, q ,uaaL'c vacation most of