The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-11-13

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Gladys Rash, Bertha Ellinghouse
and Ieona Lauffer are the five new
members admitted othe local gr-
cub of University Women at the
home of the Misses Charlotte and
Martha Dilworth last week.
Through courtesy of Operator
Simm at the Western Union office
we are able to print the following
weather forecast: Snow and much
colder tonight. East of divide, sew
ere cold wave. Friday unsettled.
Snow east, colder southeast por-
ton.
A representative of the State
Board of Equalization, who has
charge of the gasoline licens etax
collections and refunds, is in Red
Lodge for several days, investi-
eating refund claims and check
ing up on local gasoline dealers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rens, and sm-
all son left Red Lodge recently TO
make their home in Holland, Eu-
rope where Mr.. Rens' mother re-
sides. Mrs. Rens is the oldest dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Frantti
of this city.
Beautifully pieced Quilt Tops,
pot holders, and most anything
you need at the Rummage Sale
given by the Methodist Ladies Aid.
.. At the Ball building Nov. Is, II
and 1s. The children will be inter
ested in the "Fish Pond" 36-1t
,, Mrs. John Simpson was hostess
! to Wednesday Night Bridge Club
last Monday evening. Cards were
; played at two tables. High honors
' were won by Mrs. Floyd Gebo, con-
ISOLATION by Mrs. G.. M. Downs.
Dainty refreshments were served
The Ladies Aid of the Lutheran
Church on Volney Greek will SER
We dinner at the church on Thanks
giving day. The women of the Aid
are famous for their good cooking
and will serve a bountiful Thanks
giving feast
: Six sewing groups of the Meth
odist Ladies Aid met at homes OF
six members last Wednesday. The
: group meeting at the home OF
Mrs. M. B. Pay were treated tt
: entertainment in the form of &
: Silver Tea.
. County commissioners L. E
n Gard, John Anderson and j. 3
Convery returned to their homes
in BeIfry, Luther and Silesia Thur
sday at the close of the November
session of the commissioners bo
ard.
Rev. Frank Durant left Tuesday
Il for Helena to attend a special ga
thering of the Episcopal clergy
At Livingston he will join othe
clergy and all will motor to TIN
capital. Rev. Frank Durant ex,
poets to return home Friday.
Mrs. Anna M. Lane has pur
chased a half interest in the beau
ty parlor operated by Laura Groom
! quist in the Improvement build
ing. Mrs Lane recently completes
course in cosmetics at the San
Francisco School of Hairdressin
and Beauty Culture.
Education for Peace" was TIL
subject which Mrs. w. H. Bunne
of Belfry delivered at the recer
convention of the County Fede,
alton of Women's Clubs in Re
Lodge. Last week we stated tina
Mrs. r. 7. Wagner of Fromber
delivered this address. Mrs. WAC
ner gave the Presidents messag,
William Arthur was taken to A
dams Hospital from No. 3 mir
Tuesday morning, where he is RI
covering from an injury to til
back, when he was caught be
tween moving motor and a pos
His injuries are not serious. III
was employed as coal digger.
Jessie Durant was assisted /
her sisters Dorothy and Joan
. arranging a surprise party 70
1 their mother Monday night, tx
~ occasion being in celebration {
: Rev. and Mrs. Durant's thirtiet
wedding anniversary which fell ,
Saturday. The guests were ente
tanned at two tables of bridge. Mr.
S. L. Braida received first honor
Mrs. H. 7. Bowman, second. Dali
ty refreshments were served.
Chas. Bum, who has been CO.
fined to st. Vincents' hospital
Billings since early Septembe
was brought to Adams Hospital
} Red Lodge Sunday. Mr.. Bum
recovering satisfactorily but slo,
ly from internal injuries receiv,
in an automobile accident nes
Laurel, when the heavy Linco
touring car in which he was a pa