Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-01-14

locality Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knox Gibson Of
Edgar called on Mr.. and Mrs. John
R. C1awson last week.
According to reports received by
Mrs. j. R. Clawson, Charley Head
ington, her brother, is rapidly re-
covering from a serious illness, at
the Red Lodge hospital. Mrs.
Clawson cared for him for several
weeks at her home, later removing
him to the hospital. He will prob
ably be up in a short time If he
continues to improve.
Alfred Spaeth and Guy Weber
went to Laurel Sunday evening.
r. T. Mahaffey and son Buz mo-
tored to Fromberg Wednesday on
business. j. r. Carmony accom-
panied them to DR.. Benson's where
he had a rib dressed which he ac-
cidently fractured earlier in the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Smith and
son Raymond called on the c. c.
Nelson family Saturday evening
where they enjoyed an evening of
five hundred.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Walker and
son Billy went to Joliet Monday
evening where they attended in
stallation in the Eastern Star and
Masonic lodges.
After spending several days as
the house guest of Mrs. Ann En-
ochs of Billings, Mrs. Lydia Moore
returned to Silesia, Saturday. She
is spending the winter with her
mother Mrs. Mary Baker.
Elmer Bennett recently returned
from a brief visit with Mrs. Ben
nett's parents.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. John Chilcott and
daughter Eunice spent Saturday
shopping in Billings.
i Jean Convery of the Laurel high
school was home to spend the week
3 end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. B. Convery.
Mrs. Fred Carmony and three
0 children Of Fromberg called at the
]. R. Carmony ranch Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Mary Baker spent Satur
day afternoon with Mrs. Susan Dix
Loren Dix was in Billings on bust
q ness.
John Woods was a dinner CUES
: at the John Baker home Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Webber ant
daughter Lois were Sunday eve
: ming guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. F
Smith.
Gustav Onken of the Onken Ga
rage, had the misfortune of break
ing a bone in his ankle on New
| Years day. Mr.. Onken slipped ant
] fell on the ice near his place o
business and will be required t.
/ stay off his feet for three weeks
John Baker and daughter Crys
tai had Sunday dinner with Mrs
Mary Baker and Mrs. Lydia Moore
County Commissioner J. B. Con
very attended a business meeting i
Red Lodge last week.
After being confined to her be
in the Deaconess hospital for fiv
weeks, Mrs. Clarence Wight wa
able to leave Saturday. She is nov
resting at the home of her father
T. H. Carman in Laurel. Mr.:
Wight had a major operation tw
weeks ago from which she recoN
cred nicely and her many friend
will be very happy to see her HON
again.
R. w. Dunn was a Sunday CUES
of John Murray.
Sam Moe of Billings called o
Miss Crystal Baker Saturday eve
ming.
Charley Oliver has been sawin
wood in the Silesia vicinity durin
the past week.
Mrs. John Mosser spent thrt
days last week in Laurel assistir
Mrs. J. M. Harris with meat cal
ming. Mrs. Mosser returned hon
Thursday.
Mrs. John Baker, Crystal, Ma,
bell and John were Sunday ev
ming guests of the A. w. Orr far
: lily.
When certain people are unwil
ing or unable to work for the
food they steal it, so it would seel
Saturday night a half a hog al
half a beef was stolen from Il
John Chilcott place. The identi
of the thieves is pretty certain.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Smith al
. son Raymond and Mrs. ]. L. jam
"A and daughter Ellen and Elean
q shopped in Laurel Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. t. Walker al
! son Billy were shopping in Laul
Saturday evening. They also 8
tended the show Skyline" at t
Royal theater.
To most of us a swim in the ri
err would be out of the questic
at this time of the year. But
I Crystal Baker it was not a que
ton of choice. Saturday event.
a as she was going home from t
a garage she met a car whose ligf
a blinded her so that she stepped {
the road into a deep ditch Of ri
! ming water. She swan out wit
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