Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-06-13
Local
Happening

Miss Patricia Jones left during
the week for her home at Detroit,
Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Ogden OF
Belfry were shopping in the city
Saturday.
Miss Frances Newkirk of Joliet
is a house guest of Miss Clara
Wascherle this week.
Mrs. Katie Aprato went to Bill
lings today to visit her daughter
Della, who is employed there.
The Misses Irene Mattila and
Ellen Korpela returned this week
from a short visit in California
cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Convery and
daughter Jean were visiting
friends in the city Sunday from
Silesia.
Bob Schanck returned here Sat
urday from near Darby, Mont,
where he was located with a sur
veying crew.
Miss Verne Stumpff returned
this week from Seattle where she
has been attending school during
the winter months.
Lawrence Hamett left Saturday
for his home at Billings after
visiting for the past week with the
H. B. Field family in Red Lodge
Howard Maddox left Thursday
for Yellowstone National PARK
where he is to be employed 1or
the summer months.
Miss Marjory Freakes returned
here Saturday from Spokane
where she is a member of the
teaching staff in the school sys-
TEN there.
Dwight King, a Wyoming state
game and fish commissioner, mot
ored owe to Red Lodge Saturday
from Cody. He was accompanied
by BOScOe OlinlllSI oh'
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bolich anc
sons Kenneth and Donald, anc
John Radulovich of Gebo, Wyo.
were weekend visitors of Mr.. ant
Mrs. M. A. Radulovich.
The Rev. H. w. Woods returned
from Missoula the latter part OF
the week where he accompanied
Mrs. Woods who is making a shor'
visit with her mother.
Forrest Flashman and Herberf
Simmons were among students a
the state university at Missouls
returning here during the weeI
for their summer vacation.
The Misses Peggy Morton ant
Mae Owen left Wednesday foI
Yellowstone National park where
they are to be employed at Ok
Faithful inn for the summer.
Elmer Bowler and John Alder
returned to their homes in Rec
Lodge during the week from Boze
man where they had been attend
ing the Montana State college.
Miss Grace Blazina was hostess
Wednesday afternoon at a miscel
laneous shower h%onoring Mrs. Ed
die Blazina, a recent bride. Tit
afternoon was spent informally.
Mrs. Herbert Ault, Mrs. Car
Burcar and John and Lawrence
Burcar, all of Tacoma, Wash.
were visiting friends and relatives
in Red Lodge during the pas
week.
William Beaney and Waite
Nelson, students at the Universit.
of Montana at Missoula, returned
to their homes at Bearcreek dur
ing the week for the summer va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pejovich en-
tertained and had as dinner guest
Monday evening, Mr.. and Mrs
John Bolich, Mr.. and Mrs. M. A
Radulovich and John Radulovich
Miss Sue Tooley, who has beel
attending the University of Mon
tana at Missoula, returned hom'
Sunday night accompanied b.
Mrs. L. H. Tooley and Creath ant
Leah Tooley who have been visit
ing in Great Falls.
Among those who expect t.
leave Thursday for summer EN-
ployment at the Old Faithful hote
in Yellowstone park are Ina Maxi
Helen Pollari, Leona Maxi, IrenI
Karjala, Elmi Heino, Miriam
Ranta, Mrs. Elma Martin an,
Martha Houtonen.
MI. and Mrs. T. j. Pollard
whose marriage occurred recently
were pleasantly surprised at thei.
home on S. Hauser Tuesday eve
ming by fellow employees of thu
Montana Power company and thei
wives. About twenty guests spen
the evening informally, presenting
Mr.. and Mrs. Pollard with a beau
tiful gift.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Rapolino an,
their daughter Vera of Columbus
Kansas, accompanied by Mis-
Elizabeth Montee of Billings wer'