Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-09-27

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to the needs of local players.
Roswell J.. Quinn, Washington
attorney, nephew of Mrs. Ella
Quinn of Red Lodge, was in the
city Tuesday on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Levine and
son Robert returned last Wednes-
day from Chicago, where they
visited the Century of Progress.
Miss Evelyn Weydt is n of
the graduates of Carbon High
who is starting the freshman year
at the State University at Mis-
soula.
Miss Marguerite Murray of Jol-
let, while attending the teachers
meeting in Red Lodge last week,
was the house guest of Miss
Lucille Matthews.
Victor Castagne departed late
Thursday evening from Billings
for Berkeley, Calf, for a brief
visit with relatives, perhaps to
make his home there.
Dominick Castellano, Jack and
Baptist Gina drove out by Fish
tail Thursday to visit Art Thwing,
who is still confined to his ranch
home by heart trouble.
A program for the coming year
was discussed at the initial meet
ing of the Council of Mary, Cath
Ole girls organization, Tuesday
night at Washington hall.
w. Frank Shelley, who was a
guest last week at the o. H. P.
and E. B. Shelley homes, depart
ed Monday morning for Butte, &C
companied by o. H. P. Shelley.
Forrest F1ashman, son of Mr..
and Mrs. W. w. Eastman, went
to Missoula Sunday, to matricu-
late in the State University. He
plans to take a pre-medical course,
Mrs. E. A. Flager, former Red
Lodge resident, spent two weeks
in Red Lodge at the w. G. Bal
home. She departed last week fol
Harrisburg, Pa, to spend the
winter with her son, Harold.
DR.. and Mrs. Souders went tt
Billings Tuesday, continuing tt
Butte, where Mrs. Souders was tt
meet with Mrs. Grace Morrison
Poole, president of the genera
federation of woman's clubs il
America.
Cyriel Verhaeghe of Bearcreel
was injured while working in the
Foster creek mine Saturday, ant
this week was unable to work, al
though his condition is not ser
ious. A slab of coal, falling from
the face on which he was work.
ing, knocked him down and sever.
ELY bruised his shoulders anG
arms, but broke no bones.
Under auspices Of Carbon Coun,
ty High school and the Red Lodge
grade schools, a program will b,
presented Friday evening, featur
ing Howa, celebrated magician
and ~illusionist, who has recent.
appeared at the State University
the Dillon Normal, Missoula ant
Beaverhead high schools, and 9th
Ter institutions throughout th'
country. Booked by a special Of
fer to the schools, profits of thu
entertainment will help to NEE
: maintenance costs of Washington
hall.
II To the Keene dude ranch Of
Fishtail creek on Sunday went q
Red Lodge folk: Mr.. and Mrs. C
N. Luttrell, Mr.. and Mrs. Cheste.
Hagen, the Charles III. Drape,
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence w
Lopp, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Hart
wig, Mr.. and Mrs. M. b. Pay ant
Don, MI. and Mrs. C. C. Rowan
Ed Krug, and "Scotty" Martin o.
Bozeman. The day was spent il
golfing, fishing, loafing and eat
ing a particularly good dinner
served in the newly opened estab
lishment of ID. w. Keene.
:. A number of Red Lodge people
attended the conference of Cath
olic men and women of this dis,
trict, held Monday at Billings
Among those who went from her.
were Mrs. j. ]. Gleason, Mrs. R
s. Coleman, Mrs. j. P. Plunkett
Mrs. Jane Smith, Mrs. John Sand
erson and daughter Margaret
Mrs. w. j. Barrett, Mrs. Johi
Novak, Mr.. and Mrs. John Stamp.
fel, Mrs. Mary Bachelor, Johr
McAllister, Bino and Mario Mar
chello with Rev. FIR. Thoma.
Starkle. Mr.. McAllister was OF
program at Billings, giving a re
port of the last meeting. Mrs. E
p. Conwell was on program fol
the woman's meeting.
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