Laurel outlook., 1947-07-02
Day by Day in Laurel

Kathleen Keener of Red Lodge
spending the week with her CRANE
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Eastol
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grubs a,
the parents of a daughter born E
a Billings hospital Tuesday, June q
Mrs. Cecil Nave and daughte
visited last week in Broadview wit
Mrs. Nave's parents, Mr.. and Mr..
Gus Burnley.
Mrs. Harold Collins of Laurel wa
one of Ga attending a reunion O
the Dolven family last month at tn
Larson cabin on Swan lake nea
Flathead lake. Mrs. Collins mothe
was a Dolven. Not attending wer
SO members of the family, some O
whom are in Colorado, Panama
Arabia and California; those presen.
were from three states and a prov
ince of Canada. The reunion wa!
from June Is to 80.
Karen Staiger, 4, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Staiger, returned
home Friday from a Billings hospi.
tai where she had been a pneumon.
ia patient for a week.
A son was born Wednesday, June
IS, to Mr.. and Mrs. Allie M. Dolven
of 400 Fourth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Metzger and
and Mrs. Theodore Dieber visit
Sunday in Huntley at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Pastian.
George Krug left Wednesday for
Kalispell where he will visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Dittli,
parents of his fiancee, Miss Maxine
The date of the wedding of
Mr.. Krug and Miss Dittli has been
for Sunday, July IS.
Mrs. Walter Crow was hostess at
luncheon Thursday honoring her
Mrs. Archie Lockamy of Tue
son, Ariz., who was leaving for her
home. Mrs. Lockamy, who with
her husband had been visiting in
his section the last month, was
presented with a gift. Guests were
Mrs. Lincoln Bakken, Mrs. L. w.
Armstrong, Mrs. Fred Schiller, Mrs.
Z. R. Frederick, Mrs. E. A. Laip-
lie, Mrs. Orville Boyle and Mrs.
Iockamy.
Mrs. Dorce Pewitt and son John
ave returned from a visit in Alder
With Mrs. Pewitt's parents, Mr.. and
frs. E. Riddle.
MI. and Mrs. L. R. Stickelberger
nd son and daughter, Gary and
fancy 10, plan to leave Friday for
vacation trip which will take them
D Twin Falls, Ida, Portland, Ore,
nd Seattle. They expect to be
one two weeks.
Mrs. Donald Rice and daughters
irginia and Barbara of Libby, were
ecent guests of Mrs. Emma Scheid-
cker and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
c~heidecker. During their stay a
amily reunion was held. Those
tending were Mr.. and Mrs. John
cheidecker and Mr.. and Mrs. Elton
of Billings, Mr.. and Mrs. |
epler Stankey and children, Ar
lur and Donald S~cheidecker.
Members of Circle 5 of the Wo-
ans Society of Christian Service
ere h~ostesses at the meeting Fri
~ afternoon at the Methodist
They were Mrs. H. T.
mart, Mrs. Arliss Richardson and
RS. Edward L. Coombs. Plans were
scussed for the picnic to be held
August. Delegates elected for the
school to be held at Helena
e week of July rs were Mrs. M.
Crawford and Mrs. Richardson.
program following the luncheon
two songs by Lois Crawford
tn Mrs. M. T. Hoppel as accom-
mist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Gatewood and
lighter Sharon spent three days
It week in Bozeman where Mr..
ltewood was transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Landers were
ests here of Mr.. Lander's broth
.in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Hafer, while en- route from
in Miles City to their home
Livingston.
Mrs. Lucy Keough has arrived
m her home in Kimball, Mimi,
visit her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth
tgen.
Mrs. David Greco and sons Ricky
l Kenny of Lead, S. D., are visit
her mother, Mrs. Frank Platz.
Ir. and Mrs. P. A. Johnston and
.ily spent the weekend at their
inner home on the Little Big
m river in the Big Horn noun
rs of Wyoming. They plan to
nd the three-day Fourth of July
iday there and will be accom-
led by Frank Comte of Billings
other guests.
he Laurel Garden club and the
ty Garden club were entertained