Laurel outlook., 1948-08-25

and Mrs. L. j. Wallace and children
of Park City, Miss Esther EklunC
of Barber, Lenny Weber of Liv
ingston, Mr.. and Mrs. Lierow, Allef
and Leverne Lierow, and Mr.. Rhode:
met at the Uierow home Friday eve.
ming to participate in the baked fish
supper prepared and furnished by
Mesdames Lierow and Gerard and
furnished by Louis Gerard. The
fish was a four and a half pound
trout caught in the Saltwater.
One of the important social events
of the season took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Trower,
of Third avenue, Monday evening,
with Mesdames Trower, E. G. Sturm
and Marion Crawford as hostesses.
The affair was in the nature of
a shower in honor of Miss Nora
bride of j. P. McMann of Los
Angeles. The guests were present
ed by Miss Mary Hageter and Mas
ter Buddie Edwards. After an
evening spent in hemming linen ar
ticles which were presented to the
bride elect, Miss Hageter and Mas
ter Buddie Edwards appeared up
on the scene, carrying a great bask-
ct full of gifts, and an umbrella
from which packages of gifts fell
in showers. These were also pre-
scented to Miss Hageter, after which
a bridal party arrived and a mock
wedding "a performed. At this
wedding Mrs. E. G. Sturm was bride
with Lillian Hall as groom; Margie
Hageter, best man; Thelma Richard
son., bridesmaid, and Miss Mary
Curtis of Billings was minister and
performed an impressing if rather
peculiar ceremony. Lunch was serv-
ed following by the hostess.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Story are
preparing to leave soon for Missoula
where their daughter, Miss Mildred,
will attend the university. Miss Mil
dred was a graduate from the To-
cal high school in the the class of
'23.
Mrs. R. j. Williams and son,
Merritt, and Mrs. D. w. Watsa-
baugh, who were spending two
weeks at the Big Horn hot springs,
returned home last Friday night.
Mrs. Carrie Erb and daughter Mil
dred, returned Monday from a visit
at the Henry Justiss ranch at Pryor
Dell.
Wilberta and Catherine Burdette
who have been visiting relatives at
Knoxville, Iowa for two months, re-
turned home last Friday.
Carl F. Anderson has sold his
meat market to Roy Wilkins, the
deal being closed last Friday. Mr..
Wilkins has lived south of Laurel
since boyhood, and besides having
done business in Laurel for years
as a truck farmer he conducted a
market in Laurel during the past
winter, so he will need no introduc-
ton. Mr.. Anderson has not an 1
nounced his intention for the future. 4
He has been in business here since (
1912. I
Miss Helen Early was hostess at }
a dinner Thursday in honor of Miss }
Catherine Camp and Miss Margaret
Keithly. Other guests were Miss 1
Alameda LaBar and Miss Frances 1
Helmer. I
Mrs. Louise Calder, worthy ma }
iron; Mrs. Ada Miller, associate ma }
tron, and R. E. Coy, worthy patron J
of Zidonian chapter No. So, o. E. 4
S., were official visitors at the 4
grand chapter in Billings last week. 4
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This morning, Wednesday, at 8 }
at the brides home, 1907 }
Fourth avenue north, Billings, &C. J
Cured the marriage Of Miss Edna +
Rhoads to Charles l.. Morris of this g
city. Rev. l. l.. Cory of Laurel per- T.
formed the ceremony in the pres !
of the brides relatives and ,
a few intimate friends. The couple J.
left at once by automobile for a
trip which will include numerous l.
between here and Twin Cities, l.
will be their destination. At G
ter a short time spent there they Z
will return and make their home :
Laurel. =
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The best pleased man today in this
great state of Montana is j. w. J.
Long of Laurel. He is driving a
new Oldsmobile, worth
81 ,180, for the sum of 81 or the
price of one share. The award was
made through the Big Four base
,all club of Livingston, which had
iold 1,400 shares in the car. Jess
1ong was induced to buy one of j.
he shares. He promptly dismissed
he matter from his mind, and last
he and his wife went on q