The Carbon County news., 1930-02-06

1 Mrs A. E. Madsen, second. A dainty
luncheon was served at late hour.
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Mrs. B. B. Downard entertained
the Contract Bridge club Monday
night at her home on North Platte.
Two tables were filled with players
and the hostess won high honors. Re-
freshments were served the guests.
D. M. Marino, Sr., writes to his son
in Red Lodge from Alameda, Calf,
that Mrs. Marino is slowly improving
in health in the southern climate.
where Mr. and Mrs. Marino went last
fall.
Joe Guintoni left Red Lodge Thurs
day for Gardiner, Montana, to work
in the auto repair shop of the Yellow
stone Park Transportation company.
Transportation busses are overhauled
annually about this time of the year
in preparation for the park season.
Young man about 30 years old with
car wanted to call on farmers in Car
bon county. Make So to SIS daily.
No experience or capital needed.
Write today. McNess Company, De-
partment T., Freeport, Illinois. 46tf
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Buffo, two small
daughters, Frances Joan and kath
ryn, and Steve Buffo arrived Satur
day from Seattle. Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Buffo and daughters left today for
West Virginia to make their home;
Steve Buffo remaining here with his
parents.
Alumni notes of The Normal Col
lege Index, monthly publication of
Montana State Normal College at
Dillon, states that Garry Robertson is
entering the University of Montana
where he will rank as a junior He
has been teaching the eighth grade
at Shelby.
Mrs, Maye Johnson was hostess
Monday night TO the local branch of
the American Association Of Univer-
sity Women. The members held gen.
era1 disoussidi on derivation, usage
and pr5Houneiation of unusual words.
Mrs. johnson served dainty refresh
nents at the. close of the meeting.
The Cody Enterprise is in receipt
Of letter from. former residents of
Cody, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Lowe,
who are now located at Seattle. They
report most pleasant visit recently
with Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Tinkcom and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Tinkcom, who
reside a short distance out of Seat
tle.-Cody Enterprise.
r The Otto Jensen general store in
Edgar was robbed Monday night by
. unknown parties but indications point
to youthful robbers as the missing
articles consisted Of pocketknives and
other small articles. The Jensen store
has been target for several recent
2 robberies Three young men were
4 prosecuted and sentenced last year
for entering the store and robbing the
place Of wearing apparel.
, Mrs. Chet LAM left Red Lodge
Tuesday for Billings, enroute to join
her husband in Philadelphia, who is
playing in an orchestra at the Ritz
Carleton hotel at that place. Mrs
Lanz arrived here in November to
spend several months with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs George Cheno-
weth. She will spend several days in
t Billings with friends before entrain-
i ing for the east.
II Mrs. F. Fl. Alden entertained the
. Home Circle Monday night at $3.50
/ dinner, served in the dining hall OF
n the Methodist church, and bridge at
her apartments in the Meyer & Chap
Il man Bank building Four tables OF
n cards were filled with club members
J1 and several guests. Mrs. H. B. Field
! captured club honors and Mrs. R. G
: Martin received the guest prize. Mrs
! Herbert Richel will be hostess to the
Home Circle this evening
t On order Of the state supreme
/ court, 13 cases pending before the
!. tribunal, We're set last week in the
S office of the Lewis & Clark county
clerk of court, Helena, for the thirt
week in February. Among the /;
. cases, scheduled to be called at tha
j time, are the cases of Mary F. Long
: against W. P. Devereaux and Edga,
9 State bank, appellant; MaryF. Long
y VS.. Occident Elevator Co., and Ed
gar State bank, appellant, scheduled
for February II.
vi Liberia Circle No. l., the Ladie
n auxiliary Of the Italian lodge, held
h short business session at their lodg,
q hall Tuesday night, followed by