Laurel outlook., 1949-07-27
PARK CITY SECTION

Terry Sands celebrated h
eighth birthday Thursday afte
noon. July 81, by entertainir
Bruce Hansford, Dick Wander
berg, Jimmy Eastlick, Allen NJ
MILAN and Jeff Gesick.
Diane Lierow, 4, daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Lierow, Wa
able to return home Thursda
evening after being in a Billing
hospital several days.
tiers and family, and with oil
friends. He is the youngest so
Of Louis Glodt, who left Par
City for the coast 20 years ag<
He has three restaurants, tw
of them in Salem, and been j
the business several years.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Han
son and MI. and Mrs Howar
Carter and daughter, all of Bill
lings, were visitors at the HON,
of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Ronschk'
Thursday.
Mrs. H E. Marshall and three
sons. Jim, Joe and Harold, O.
Casper. Wyo.. left the first O,
the week after spending a few
days with her aunt, Mrs. Eliza.
beth Kinney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Yedlicka OF
Massena. N. Y. and Mrs. Bona
WITT of Billings were visitors at
the A. o. Nelson home Tuesday.
Mr.. Yedlicka graduated from the
Fromberg high school when Mr..
Nelson was superintendent of
the school there. Mr.. Yedlicka
is superintendent of cable produc-
ton at the aluminium plant in
Massena. which produces more
than any other plant in the
world.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Fox and
Mrs. p. W. Roberts recently re-
from a three days trip
through Yellowstone park.
F. r. Brown went to Butte
tuesday and returned Wednes-
lay. He met his grandson, Wes-
Neal of Oakland. Calf, who
,ame to visit his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. R. w. Davis was hostess
afternoon to the Hob
~ club. Following a dessert
unch the members spent the af-
ernoon doing hand work. Mem
'ers from out of town were Mrs.
campbell Calvert and Mrs. M. O..
eoysdon of Laurel.
Maurice Baker and his mother,
1rs. Seaman of Seattle came the
irst of the week to visit at the
ONE of his daughter, Mrs. Dick
Jr., and family.
Raymond Cover of Idaho
ormerly of Park City, was in
own Monday with a truckload
f apricots.
Mrs. Jess Coats and twin
Jean and Joan, and
heryl Coat of Rosebud left
tuesday, after spending several
avs with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
;. D. Tompkins.
Gary and Penny Lou Nunley
{ Big Timber spent several days
lring the week with their
randparents. Mr.. and Mrs. &C..
. Mosier.
Marlene Eastlick, Leila Mae
outhworth and Wayne Hedges
turned from a week at Luc-
k park last Sunday.
Mrs. Peter LEM of Their
opolis, Wyo., came Saturday,
lied by the illness of her father
Wolf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Pearsall
ID Joan and Roger Pearsall re-
rned home Saturday night from
two weeks vacation trip to
e west coast, visiting relatives
several points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gibson
ent Sunday at Cooke City with
cir daughter and son-in-law,
and Mrs. Clarence Bjordahl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Braun /
,ader and family recently re-
ffrom a trip to Bismarck,
d Baldwin. N. D.
OuIludys SutSCS VI WI. dIlQ /
IS. John McFate were Mr.. and
IS. Orvil Boyer of Red Lodge.
Uterine Boyer remained for a
rther visit with her aunt and
Gle.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. McGlathery
d family and Mrs. Arthur Gin
/ and son of Powell, Wyo.,
re guests Wednesday of Mr.. 4
4 Mrs. Ed Braunsteader.
Mrs. P. w. Roberts was honor /
Sunday, July II, at a birth J
v dinner at her home by MI. I
/ Mrs. George Smith and son, 4
and Mrs. William Roberts /
/ daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. J
vim Roberts of Laurel.
Week end guests of Mr.. and
liam Lierow were Mr.. and
Elmer Caswell. Mrs. Floyd 4
,nch and family of Billings.
dr. and Mrs. l.. ]. Wallace of !
lrel were guests Thursday of I
/. and Mrs. Charles Eastlick.
Hiss Marjorie Stimson of Red
lge is visiting at the home of
!. and Mrs. j. Leckie and Mr..
Mrs. Chester Adams.
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