The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-02-27

seconds. Luncheon Was served at
late hour.
Gust Boehm charges cruelty in the
divorce complaint filed in district
court Tuesday against Eva Boehm.
They reside in Bridger and are the
parents of two children, aged 6 and
3. The couple were married in Red
Lodge, February 4, 1923. The
plaintiff seeks the custody of the
children. E. P. Conwell is attorney
for Mr.. Boehm.
The preliminary examination in the
case of the State of Montana versus
F. A. Linn, charged with seduction,
was heard before Justice E. B. Pro-
vinse Monday afternoon. After
hearing the testimony Linn was.
bound over to the district court. E.
P. Conwell, represented the state as
county attorney, John G. Skinner is
counsel for the defense.
Applications for passport were
made in district court here February
10 by Mrs. Rosa Ardissono and Mrs.
Constantine Natal and children, who
expect to leave for Italy in the near
future where they will visit friends
and relatives. Applications are for
warded to the passport division Of the
Department of State in Washington,
/ d. C.
Divorce action was started in dis
trict court Thursday by Mary Nc
Neish VS.. John McNesh, of Bear
creek, alleging extreme cruelty. They
were married in Byesyille, o., Dec "a,
1921. The plaintiff who is represented
by Attorney E. P. Conwell, seeks the
custody of their only child, a 16-year-
old daughter, court costs, attorneys
fees, 500 temporary alimony during
pendency of divorce action and $50
a month permanent almony.
II Boy Scouts of. Troop No. 1 are en-
joying series of short talks in con-
nection with their regular meetings.
Last week Matt Woodrow led off with
a talk on petroleum. This week O..
J. Salo discussed certain phases of
the Beartooths. Next week A. NJ.
Hartwig, high school faculty member,
will talk on athletics. Parents Of
Troop l are invited to visit meetings
at any time at the Congregational
parish house. 4tis
Mrs. Sam Carpenter entertained
the Mt. Maurice bridge club at one
o'clock luncheon Tuesday afternoon.
Two tables of cards were in play dur
ling the afternoon hours. Mrs.
George Moses received high honors
and Mrs. J. M. Freeman, Mrs. Car
penter's sister from Billings, receiv-
ed a guest prize Carnations we're
effectively used in table appoint
ments.
Mrs. E. B. Provinse has been grac-
course bridge luncheons to her friends
lat her home on Tuesday and Friday
of last week and again Tuesday.
Flowers graced the tables on each
occasion. Four tables of cards were
in session each afternoon. Mrs. H. G.
Olcott won high honors on Tuesday,
February Is, Mrs. Carl J. Pelo re-
ceived honors last Friday afternoon
and Mrs J. ]. Gleason on Tuesday.
Members of the American Legion
Auxiliary were guests at the A. T.
Jenkins home Tuesday afternoon. The
hostesses were Mrs. jenkins, Mrs. F.
H. Alden and Mrs. G. Natal. The
hours were from q to S, with bridge
furnishing entertainment for the Au-
Hillary members. Mrs. N. A. Stacey
received high honors. The next
meeting will be held at the apartment
home of Mrs. F. w. Schmidt in about
two weeks. A dainty luncheon was
!, served.
Members of the MT. Maurice
Bridge club entertained their hus-
bands Thursday night at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs C. N. Luttrell Car
nations and decorations, suggesting
Washington's birthday, were used
throughout the parlor Four tables
: of cards were filled with players
Mrs. John Simpson and S. c. Mer-
riman made high scores. The mem
bers and their husbands enjoyed a
, delicious luncheon at the close Of
: cards
Mrs. H. B. Howell left Sunday for
her home in Grant, Beaverhead coun.
, ty, after visit of about two weeks
: with relatives and friends here. Mrs
Howell was formerly Mrs. Maude
Leland and for many years was EN-.
t ployed in the telephone office here
! She was accompanied to Billings
t Sunday by Mrs. Emma Suggs, who
returned to Red Lodge the following
day.
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