Carbon County news., 1937-06-11

1 - 3 i
over the weekend with relatives
lat the Pollard Hotel here. She re-
turned to Butte Monday.
Mrs. c. w. Lopp has. left for her
home in Butte after q visit here
with her mother, Mrs. Carl Lucas,
for the past week.
l Mr.. Adolph Elk and Roy Nc
Garry of Joliet We're visitors in
Red Lodge Tuesday.
Mr.. Louie Franks has accepted
a position with the Rocky Noun
tain Drilling company at Dry
Creek. He is residing at Bridger
with his wife and daughter, Pearl,
and son, George.
A colorful collection of birds
have been acquired by the See EN-
Alive zoo here, it is announced by
officials in charge. The birds are
Gagged and are on display.
Mrs. John Simpson, Mrs. F. W.
Schwin and Mrs. A. j.. Spauding
were hostesses to the o. E. S.
Kensington at the Masonic Temple
at 2 p. m. Thursday.
A. J. Smith, Joliet, changed a
plea of not guilty to a reckless
driving charge to one of guilty in a
justice of the peace trial here and
Judge John Sanderson fined him
$40. The fine was paid.
Howard Nelson motored to Lau-
rel on business Thursday.
Mrs. Gene Frans left Thursday
for her home in Seattle.
Mrs. S. A. Thompson of Key
West, Fla, ordered a six-months
subscription to the Carbon County
News. She said 'have missed your
paper very much"
A final divorce decree was
awarded by Judge Ben Harwood in
district court here Tuesday to
Theodosia Rosanah Parsell, Joliet,
from Francis Marion Parsell. Mrs.
Parsell was given custody of the
only minor child, Mary Louise
ParSell.
DR.. E. M. Adams and John G.
Skinner motored to Billings Sun
day.
Miss Helen Ward of Los An
geles is visiting relatives and
friends.
Word has been received here of
the death in New York City of
Mrs. Benedict Pope, a sister of
Mrs. Fred Schneider, Red Lodge.
The Methodist Ladies Aid was
entertained Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Fred Schneid-
er. Mrs. Emma Suggs was as
sisting hostess.
Miss Lulu Ricketts, left Thurs
day for Yellowstone Park where
she will he employed during the
summer.
Miss Molloy Hudak and Mrs.
Elmer Duncan, who have been
visiting at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Mike Hudak, entrained for
Denver early Saturday morning
where Miss Hudak intends to take
up a course in business training.
Word has been received here of
the birth of a 6 Ib. 4 OF. baby boy
to Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Isakson of
Olympia, Wash. Mrs. Isakson was
Ava Jensen, daughter of Mrs.
Maude Baxter.
Applications for final citizenship
paper hearings have been filed
with the clerk of district court by
Paulina Gina, Red Lodge, native
Of Italy, and Sophie Henry, Silesia,
a native of Russia. !
Venus chapter No. 80, Order of
Eastern Star, held a musical pro-
gram here Wednesday in honor of |
Mrs. Fannie Torreysor, who is a
charter member of the local lodge
and has been associated with the
order for "a years. Mrs. H. B..
Field, worthy matron, was in
charge. An out-of-town guest was
Mrs. Hulda Newman, Seattle, who
will spend the summer here visit
ing relatives and friends.
Sidney. Bachelor, accompanied
BY Mrs. Bachelor and baby, will
arrive from Great Falls today for
4 visit with Mr.. Bachelors
Mrs. Mary Bachelor, and
MS sister, Mrs. Eva Gable. Mr..
Bachelor, who is an instructor in
Cascade county high school, will /