Laurel outlook., 1948-12-22
LAUREL HAPPENINGS
rs YEARS AGO TO-DAY
Quoted and paraphrased items
of news from the 25 years ago
Laurel Outlook.
DECEMBER 10. 1928

CVI DEN IOs loSo
Two of Laurel's popular youn
ladies, the Hopkins sisters, DC
came brides Wednesday, Dec. Is
Miss Sarah Hopkins became tn
wife of Bryant E. Nutting, an
Miss Blodwyn Hopkins and S. +
Anderson were united in NAL
rage. The latter couple wer
married at noon in Billings b,
Rev. Raymond B. Walker, paste
of the Congregational church
They were attended by Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. E. Baker of this city
and returned that evening K
Laurel.
At 6 o'clock the same minister
at the Congregational parsonage
pronounced the words which made
Miss Sarah Hopkins and Mr.
INutting man and wife. For this
occasion the brides brother, WI
Hopkins, acted as best man and
the bridesmaid was Miss Lena
Dillon of Joliet.
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Election of officers OF the Local
Masonic lodge, Corinthian No. ~,
occurred Monday evening. Edw.
M. Westbrook was elected wor-
shipful master, Turner H. Early,
senior warden; Ira Sullivan, jun
Iior warden; DR.. Roscoe Brough-
ton, treasurer, and R. E. Coy,
secretary. Installation occurs IN
January.
Miss Marie McClone was hos
tess on Thursday evening to a
number of friends in honor OF
Mrs. B. E. Nutting, a bride OF
this week. The evening was spent
at cards and the prize for high
score was won by Miss Lillian
Scheidecker. Mrs. Nutting was
presented with a gift of silver.
The guests were Misses Evelyn
Dotterwick, B1odwyn Hopkins,
Margaret Hageter, Lillian Hall,
Lillian Scheidecker, Mesdames E..
G. Sturm, E. M. Westbrook, and
the guest of honor.
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Miss Anna Hohendorf who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs.
James Rooley for some time, lett
for her home in Bozeman this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gowan
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. R. M.
Love and Earl Fuller were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Orie Gowan,
Dec. IL, in honor of Mr.. Gowan's
birthday anniversary.
An informal reunion of one
time Laurel residents occurred at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W..
in Los Angeles on Sum-
day, Dec. 16. Mrs. McMann was
formerly Miss Mona Hageter of
this city. Those present at the
event were Miss Laura Phillips
and Messrs. William and Donald
of Los Angeles, MI. and
Mrs. C. D. Camp and daughter
of Anaheim, Messrs.
Thomas Kelly and Donald Rohrer
If Bismark, N. D., who are in
Anaheim for the winter, and Mrs.
Frank Heinz of Long Beach.
After a bountiful and delicious
Inner served by Mrs. McMann,
he guests spent an enjoyable
lfternoon relating different bits
# Laurel news CLEANED from let
ers and from then Laurel Outlook
which follows some of them to
heir new homes in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flood of the
District entertained at
inner Sunday. The guests were
lev. and Mrs. A. D. Welsh, Mr..
nd Mrs. S. T. Flood and Ethel
'ry of Park City and Mrs. A. L..
and daughter, Emma Har-
let.
Walter Corbett, a well known
ld-timer of this district, was in
,aurel this week and while /!
peaking of the remarkable fine
Gather enjoyed up to the pres
Mt, said that recently he was on !
lie shore of the Yellowstone i
yer and saw dandelions bloom
lg, something he had not seen
efore at this time of the year J
his AZ years of residence
ere. He came here in 1880 and ]
le winter of 1882 was similar to !
lie present one. ]
Mrs. Mrs. c. T. Tharalson left !
for Minneapolis to spend !
month with relatives.