The Bismarck tribune., 1934-08-07
Reade Is Back From
Trip to Boyhood Home


H. L. Reade, 4l2 Rosser avenue, has
just returned from an extended east.
ern trip taken In company with an
old schoolmate, william 0oyette Of
Fresno, Calf, whom he met at Chi.
cago. Returning to Bismarck with
Mr.. Reade was his wife, who was
called 70 Cresco, Ia, by the death Of
her niece, Mrs. Lloyd Miller, on Fri.
day, July ~. Mr.. and Mrs. Reade
met at Minneapolis.
After their reunion Ut Chicago, Mr..
Reade and Mr.. doyette spent the
first three days at the Century Of
Progress exposition. Directly from
there they went to their old home
near Montreal, Quebec, where they
both were born and attended school.
After that they proceeded to the city
Of Quebec and to Providence, r. l.,
and Boston, Springfield and Holyoke,
Mass, before going to Montpelier and
Burlington, Vt. Mr.. Goyette remain
ed in the East to visit friends and
relatives.
Mr.. Reade states that the eastern
and middlewestern states as well as
the provinces Of Quebec and Ontario
are In about as dry q condition as
some Of our western states and that,
In his opinion, financial conditions in
those places do not appear to be very
much better than In the western
states.
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at the close Of the evening. The we'd
ding Of Miss Leo and Mr.. Bannon
originally was to take place on Tues
day. An out-of-town guest at the
party was Mrs. Margaret schantz Of
Hollywood, Calf.
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Mrs. George Hubbard Of Elgin,
Mont. and her infant son, Robert
George, have arrived for q short visit
with Mrs. Hubbard's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isham Hall, 3l8 Fifteenth st.
Mrs. Hubbard is the former Miss
Olive Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Currie Good
win wilma Olson), who were married
Saturday, July q, have returned from
their wedding trip and now are at
home ut the Webb apartments. After
q brief stay with Mr.. Olson,s parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. H. Goodwin of Mar
shall, MIMI, they spent the remain
der Of the time at Minneapolis and
Rochester with relatives and friends.
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Miss Zita Usselman Of Fort Rice
and Miss Iris Benson of Drake were
overnight guests Of Miss Lillian Bobb,
307 Tenth st.. while en- route to Drake,
where Miss Usselman will visit for q
week. They left for Drake early Tues
day morning. Miss Flora Usselman,
who has spent several days at the
Bobb home, left Tuesday afternoon
for Fort Rice.
Lieutenant and Mrs. william r.
Bleakney and their daughter, Joan,
who arrived early In July for q visit
with Mrs. Bleakney's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. g. Wanner, Gil Fifth st., will
be able to remain longer than was
expected at first and will be In Bis
marck until August II or l0. Lieu
tenant Bleakney Is to report at Fort
Benning, Ga. tho last day Of the
month.
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Mrs. w. L. Nuessle, TO Second st.,
gave q small luncheon at the Inn
Monday afternoon In honor Of Mrs. E.
J. Taylor, Jr., from San Diego, Calif.;
Mrs. Cora D. Wyard Of Minneapolis,
Mimi, and Mrs. E. s. Worthington Of
Yuma, Ariz., who ell are visiting here
Tor q short time. Orange and blue
were predominating colors In appoint
ments for the table with covers for
eight guests. After the luncheon,
Mrs. Nuessle took the guests to her
home where bridge was played with
score honors going to Mrs. Forrest M.
Davis and Mrs. Warrington.