Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-02-14

Mrs. +. Meyer is reported SER
iously i'll.
Guy Hanni is receiving medical
attention at a local hospital.
Max Meyer of Worland, Wyo.,
was a weekend visitor in Red
Lodge.
John G. Skinner motored to Bill
lings Monday on business pertain
ing to legal matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl j. Pelo left
Saturday by motor for a short
stay in Longview, Wash.
William Davis and Ralph Lutz-
enhiser of Absarokee were week
end visitors in Red Lodge.
Gail Bennett of Fromberg sub
mitted to a major operation at the
Adams hospital last week.
The Rev. E. F. Clark of Billings
was in charge of services at the
Congregational church Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Ross Of Los Angeles,
Cal, and Miss Kay Ross of Spo-
kane, Wash, yer summoned to
Red Lodge by the serious illness
of young David Ross.
j. Nino (Buck) Cornelio re-
turned here during the past week
from a several weeks stay in Cal
ifornia.
DR.. J. C. F. Siegfriedt, widely
known Red Lodge physician, is re-
ported improving from an illness
suffered last week.
County Attorney E. P. Conwell
will address a a meeting at
Bridger Friday dealing with the
coming bond election to be held IN
that township Monday.
Mrs. James B. Convery of ST.
lesia, who underwent ar operat-
ion for appendicitis at the Adams
hospital, Jan. 80, was dismissed
from the institution Sunday.
Mrs. John Ciochetto and son
Peter departed today for New
York City, where they embark
Saturday, the 18th, for Pavone,
Italy. for a visit with home folks.
Mrs. Art Murdo and Miss Mary
Orler were hostesses to members
of the |. G. V. C. at Burton's cafe
Wednesday evening after a regu-
lar business session at the city
hall.
A no-host bridge luncheon was
given at the home of Mrs. julia
O'Connor Saturday afternoon
Awards at three tables of contract
went to the Misses Helen McCabt
and Dorothy Davis.
Frank Anderson and Edna Het'
land, both of Kane, Wyo., were
married by Justice of the Peace
Charles Wilson here Thursday
Mrs. James Woodrow and William
S. Dobson attended the couple.
After a visit Of several months
in Berkeley, CAL, with friends ant
relatives, Victor Castagne re
turned Saturday evening to Rec
Lodge. He was met in Laurel BY
his mother, Mrs. J. Castagne.
Three tables of contract bridg,
were in play at a no-host bridge
luncheon held at the home of Mrs
Julia O'Connor Saturday after
moo Honors went to the Misses
Dorothy Davis and Helen McCabe
Mrs. G. C~arlevato and james
Trythall motored to Billings Sat
urday night to meet Mrs. james
Trythall who returned from
sever weeks stay with her sister
Mrs. Clyde Halpin of Williston
N. D.
Stanley Laukitus and Miss Alic'
Bethke, both Of Bearcreek, wor'
the lucky hearts that won tn
door prizes for them at the Heart
to-Heart dance Saturday at tn
Labor temple, sponsored by tn
Italian Victory Girls club.
Phil Pollard of Red Lodg.
played a leading role in "The Will
Duck" major production of tn
Montana Masquers at the stat
university. Sue Tooley of Re-
Lodge served as a costume mis-
tress on the production staff.
Divorce DEGREES were granite,
John ]. Gruman against Agne
Gruman and Hilda Saari agains
William Saari by Judge Robert {
Stong in the court session her
Tuesday. In the latter decree, tn
plaintiff was given custody of
minor child, Raymond Saari.
Mrs. F. /. Johnson was homo
guest at a bridge party Thursda,
evening at the home of Mrs. CLAIR
R. Northrop. Honors were award
ed Mrs. C. R. Schmidt and Mis-
Carrie Reber at two tables o
bridge. Mrs. Johnson left Frida,
for a visit with relatives at Elgir
Ill.
Mrs. E. M. Adams and Mrs. H
A. Simmons were h~ostesses Thurs
day evening to members of tn
Home Circle at the Adams resi-