Laurel outlook., 1949-06-29
LAUREL HAPPENINGS
Is YEARS AGO TODAY
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Mr.. and Mrs. p. f. Smith of
Billings and MI. and Mrs. d. J.
Phelan and son Domnick, Jr., of
Hesper, were dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Bundy at
Laurel Sunday, the occasion be-
ing Mrs. Phelan's and Mrs.
Bundy's birthdays, which are
only a few days apart. For
several years these families have
celebrated the event together.
Miss Alma Cloyd is attending
the State normal school at Dill
lon, expecting to graduate at the
close of this term of the sum-
mer school.
C. l.. Morris and Fred w.
Graft drove to AbSarokee Tues
day morning for fishing of two
days or more, depending on the
length of time required to catch
a mess.
Mrs. C. j. Miller entertained
the Laurmont club at her home
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. J..
F. Macdonald was awarded the
honors. Mrs. Dean A Wright
of Billings and Mrs. Robert Dew
ing of Belgrade were guests of
the club.
Miss Thelma Bits is attend
ing business college in Billings,
driving down each morning in
her car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clark en-
tertained a few of their friends
at their home Wednesday eve
ming. The evening was spent at
cards and a two-course lunch was
served by the hostess. The in
vited guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
L. D. Harmon, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
l.. Shadoan, Mr.. and Mrs. Arnot
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Long,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Vordahl and
Olga, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ebersviller, Mrs. j. T. Edwards,
Mrs. Roy Edwards, Mrs. w. l..
A. Calder, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Lee
and Mrs. C. F. Anderson. Honors
went to Mrs. Calder, Mrs. Roy
E. Ebersviller and j.
w. Long.
Misses Marie Mogan and Eu-
1ice Berkland are taking work
the normal school in Billings.
Miss Berkland is expecting to
each the coming school year.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Harper
and children, Frank and Bertha
VanNice and Sadie Landers COM
posed a picnic party which went
% Richel lodge Sunday after
loon.
Conductor and Mrs. M. w.
Smith left Tuesday of last week
or New York and sailed from
hat port Saturday on the Steam
hip Baltic for Ireland. During
he three months absence from
he United States they expect to
our England and Scotland and
will combine pleasure with bust
less in Ireland.
Mrs. H. A. Carlisle gave a
.ensington party at her home on
avenue Friday afternoon
n honor of the birthday of Mrs.
j. Click. The guests were
1rs. Dean Wright, Mrs. w. A.
Mrs. McSpirit, Mrs. j.
Spencer, Mrs. D. H. Mcneil,
lrs. w. L. A Calder, Mrs. Law
ence Stevens, Mrs. MUIR, and I
he guest of honor. A luncheon
yas served. !
Miss Margaret Hageter is now
mployed as office girl and ,
ookkeeper for the Hall Lumber ,
ompany.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Fitzpatrick J
eft Saturday for Albert Lea, {
1inn., where they will join with
lany relatives in celebrating the !
'olden wedding of Mrs. Kilpat- :
ick's grandparents. They were
ccompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. 7
'. E. Flaskrude and Mr.. and !
1rs. Kolberg of Billings.
Those who attended the Park {
.ity community picnic were the
blowing gentlemen and their {
antilles: Peter Minch, Godfred q
Iardung, A. l.. Grubs, John
Walters, John Kapple, Mike Be- ]
Ianowitch, George Sparks and ]. [
!. Flood. Others were Ruth
'annice, Katie Schriner, Chester !
.ich and Cecil Walters. u
Farmers are beginning to cut .
ne first crop of hay. Beets are :
early all thinned and irrigating
well under way. A much ap- S
reciated rain fell for about -