Laurel outlook., 1950-02-08
LAUREL HAPPENINGS
| Is YEARS AGO TODAY
Quoted and paraphrased items
of news from the 25 years ago
Laurel Outlook
4. 1928

n Laurel OUTLOOK
, February 4, 1925
Mrs. Charles Hall, Mrs. Richarc
bradford, and Mrs. w. Z. Eltzrott
: entertained the D. T. NJ. club a
the Hall home last Friday evening
Guests of the club were Mrs. Ada
/ Duncan, Mrs. E. L. Fenton, Mrs
Eva Royalty and Mrs. Carrie Erb
Fern Lillian Guse entertained
II of her friends at her home
Thursday afternoon, Jan. 20, from
4 to 6 o'clock in honor of her
twelfth birthday anniversary. She
received many presents as tokens
in remembrance of the event. A
delightful time was had and a sup
Ter was provided, the birthday
cake being decorated with - rose
candles. The colors for the occas-
ion were white and rose. The guests
We're Naomi Cook, Virginia Stew
ems, Lorraine Coy, Silvia Gunter,
Dolores Allen, Loretta Coy, Elsie
Fly, Mary Real, Mary Jane Foley,
Mary Ellen Manning, NJ ad g e
Perry, Mary Arnold. and the guest
( Of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Shannon
will entertain as dinner guests at
their home Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. w. Davis of Park City and Mr..
and Mrs. Wan Wilkerson.
Hon. o. M. Void, representative
t. the Legislature from Yellowstone
county, spent the weekend here on
business and left Monday night for
helena to resume his duties as a
legislator.
H. A. Carlisle last week opened
q jewelry repair shop in his Main
street building between First and
Second avenues. He contemplates
adding a full line of stock during
the summer. Part of the building
is occupied by the Railroad Mems
Building and Loan association.
Mesdames M. B. Haiti and Char
les McManus entertained a number
OF friends at the Haiti home, 405
Alder avenue, Saturday ejcning.
= he event of the evening was five
hundred. Those present we're Mr..
and Mrs. T. w. Everett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dinsmoor, MI. and Mrs. Peter
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c..
knudsen, Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Rash,
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Rash, MI. and
Mrs. L.. Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. C. Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs. Clare
Starbard, C. F. Kelley and Miss
Helen Malloy. Those with the high
est scores were MI. Thompson and
Mr.. Starbard, and. Mr.. Dinsmoor
was awarded the consolation. Nh.
and Mrs. Hiatt and Mr.. and Mrs.
McManus were host and host
esses. The evening closed with de-
lightful refreshments.
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Feb. 2, a son.
w. E. Cammack, D. F. Cunning
ham, Charles Gowen. j. E. Flood,
Amos Flood, Godfred Harding,
John Kappel, A. l.. Grubs. Mike
Beslanowitch, Peter Minch and
Schreiner we're among those
the Trewin District who at
tended the August Kurk farm sale
at Park City Saturday.
Park City was thrown into con-
;ternation Saturday night when
he Thompson Yards, Inc. lumber
yard caught fire. A small blaze
vas discovered about 7 o'clock in
he moulding and fine lumber. A
great force of fire-fighters con-
sregated and worked rapidly to
the flames. About the time
t was thought to be under control
he flames were discovered coming
through the roof. A fire engine
rom Laurel came to the volunteer
iremen's assistance, but the
lanes had too much Roadway for
his help to do much good. Due to
10 water system or fire proven
%atives, the situation looked SER
ous for a time. The Laurel firemen
Iowever, protected the stockyards,
he telephone and telegraph poles
nd the depot. The wind had start
d up in a direction to wipe out
he whole town when it suddenly
witched. The lumber yard was
c artistic appearance and a credit
0 the community, SO it is with
.reat regret that Park City exper-
.nces this loss. The loss was es- !
mated $4,000.