Carbon County news., 1937-10-01

Local .::iI.II
Happenings

ii Normal college.
Il Mrs. J. E. Schroeder entertained
Il with tea at her home Monday af'
/ ternoon. Thirty-fve guests called
| between the hours of $3.50 and {
lp. M, and viewed the wedding gifts
received by Mrs. Lisle Hawkins,
whose marriage occurred Sunday
morning. Mrs. James Leslie pre-
sided at the serving table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hazlett are
moving this week to the Florence
Mcintosh property.
Joseph Parker, state WPA ad-
ministrator, was in Red Lodge and
Bearcreek Wednesday night to hear
talks by Senator Murray.
! Members of the Tuesday bridge
club were entertained at the home
of Mrs. William Moore. Preceding
the playing at which favors were
earned by Mrs. Moore and Mrs.
Sam Carpenter, with Mrs. Joe
Green receiving the travel prize,
a two course supper was served.
Mrs. Fidelia Page Morrow was
bridge and supper hostess when
she entertained at her home Mon
day evening for members Of the
C. w. N. club. Following the serv-
ing of dessert supper, two tables
of contract were in play with Mrs.
Harriet Littlefeld receiving the
tally favor.
Judge Ben Harwood in district
court here Tuesday granted a de-
| cree Of divorce to Florence Obert
from Pete Obert, Fromberg couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Coleman and
family will leave today for Albu-
querque, New Mexico, where they
will make their home during the
coming winter months.
Late fall flowers appointed the
tables for the serving of a dinner
at Richel lodge Tuesday evening,
with Miss Mary Larkin and Miss
Elizabeth Larkin as presiding hos
tesses. Contract awards at the
games in play, at four tables were
won by Mrs. Walter Helm and Mrs.
G. R. Northrop.
Among those pledged to frater-
mites to the University of Mon
tana, Missoula, was Donald Allen,
Red Lodge, graduate Of Carbon
county high school, class of 1887,
and a prominent athlete. Donald
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Allen.
New officers were installed and
plans for the initiation of new
members were made at the initial
fall meeting of the Council of Mary
here. New officers are Rose Con-
well, president; Rosemary Jarussi,
vice president; Helen Sekulich, sec-
retary; Margaret Schmitz, treasur-
er; Louise Vanderloos, lector, and
Mrs. Sam Carpenter, counselor.
AS a farewell courtesy to the
Rev. Mrs. Williams of Joliet, Mrs.
Emma Bane entertained a group of
friends. The guests were Mrs.
Cook, Mrs. Elizabeth Rush, Mrs.
LYDIA Platt, Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. EN-
cry, Mr.. and Mrs. Broadbrent,
Mrs. George Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Miles, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Cook, Mrs. Ernest Leimbach,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd McCready, Mr..
and Mrs. Lowe and Mrs. Woodruff.
The Rev. Mrs. Williams is leaving
for Levran, Tenn.
T. The Altar society at Roberts en-
tertained at the Larkin building
with Mrs. John Normile Of Joliet
and Mrs. Jackson of Red Lodge as
cut-of- town guests. Bridge hon
ors were won by Mrs. P. E. How
land and Mrs. Wilbur Schanck,
Mrs. Joe Allen won the travel:
prize and the Mrs. Alfred HeikkiIa
the door prize.
Robert C. Stong, prominent Bill
lfngs attorney and former district
Judge, was a caller in Red Lodge
Wednesday.
! Mrs. Frances Landers, Miss
Hazel Landers, Mrs. John March
clio, Mario Marchello. and Rev.
Thomas Starkle are spending three
days this week in Butte. j
Tom Cotton, Wibaux, assistant
y. S. district attorney, was among
state dignitaries hearing U. S. Sem
ator James E. Murray deliver adj
dresses at Red Lodge and Bear
creek Wednesday night.
Miss Edna Swab left Wednesday |
for Great Falls where she has ac-
cepted a teaching position in the
department of mathematics and
science at the Great Falls Normal
college.
T DR.. V. D. Ferree, who duringl
The last two months has been as-l
soelated with DR.. 4. r. wye atl.
Laurel, will open offices at Bridg-
er. Although DIR. Ferree planned
70 be in Bridger next month, he
underwent an appendectomy at the
St. Vincent hospital last Sunday.
!. Leo R. Spogen, peerless Red
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