The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-12-25

While in Hardin thew visited
WlIn MI. and Mrs. Henry Hoch-
naIter, MI. and Mrs. Philiu
FRED, M. and Mrs. Eugene
aauck, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
aocnhalter and Mr.. and Mrs
Emil Kirschenmann. Mrs. Kir-
Scnenmann is a sister of Mrs
Rudolph.
Pvt. Erwin q. Schwend left
december Is for Camp Stone
man, PittSburg, Cal, after visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
JSSS SchWend and other rela-
yves Tor two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Dyche and
steven are spending the hol-
idays with relatives and friends
IN BoZeman.
Miss Joyce WedeI left Sat-
urday to spend the HOLIDAYS
with her family on their ranch
near Big Timber.
l., OUR places of business will
pc closed Thursday, Dec. Is,
through Sunday, Dec. %. West
SIDE Service and Grocery.-Adv
judy Martin was a Billings
visitor Friday.
Among college students ar
irving to visit their parents fol-
the holidays are Robert Solaz-
"a Who is a Junior at the uni
vers1ty of North Dakota at
Grand Forks, and Bob Bylund
who attends Pacific university
at Forrest Grove, Ore.
Thomas Sawyer, who is on
leave from the Rice Patterson
air service base in Ohio, and
Miss Ann MacLean of Syracuse
New York, are house guests
over the holidays of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Franklin.
Mr.. and Msr. Lynn Wilson
OF Sheridan visited the Harold
Rubys Thursday.
TEENAGE dance at the Har-
din high school band room De
cember 80. Four piece orches-
ira with fun for all.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn MaxSon
of Sheridan were guests Friday
and Saturday Of Mr.. and Mrs
Rex Wemple.
Miss Gracia Dillon had as
her guests Sunday MIR. and Mrs
Frank SorenSon of Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brekke
are spending Christmas with
their daughter, Mrs. David
Mann and family of Canyon
Ferry.
MI. and Mrs. Ronald Rich
mond drove to Miles City Sat-
urday where they attended a
party given for Montana-Da-
kota Utilities employees. While
in Miles City they met thei1
son, Leroy, who returned to
Hardin with them to spend
Christmas. Leroy is on leave
firm Andrews Field in Washing.
ton, ID. c.
Leslie Holmes returned yes
terday from Billings, where he
had been taking medical treat.
mentS for a week.
TEENAGE dance at the Har-
din high school band room De-
cember 80. Four piece orches-
ira with fun for a1l.-Adv.
MI and Mrs. James O'Brier
and grandson, Tommy Hurley
left Monday morning for Seat
tie, Wash, to spend the Christ.
mas holidays with Mr. and Mrs
Stafford OrBrien and Sharon
Anne. ,
Pvt. James E. Haug has re-
Gently returned to Hardin or
a furlough from Camp Roberts
Cal. He will spend the Christ
mas holidays with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Haug.
FLOWERS for laSt-minute
! gifts, most people like flowers
Exceptionally nice pompons
white, yellow, lavendar anc
bronze; roses and carnations
Poinsettia plants, cyclamen, be.
gonias, Christmas peppers anC
Jerusalem cherries. CorSage!
for the Christmas festivities
Mrs. Fred Waterman, two block!
north of city park. Phi. 85.-Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark McGarry
of Laurel attended the Billing:
Central-Hardin basketball.
games last Friday evening.
Miss Faye Bohnsack of Bill.
ings spent the week end visit.
ing at the Fred Haug residence
Dorothy and Rachel Weinberg
are spending the Christmas hol.
idays in Hardin visiting theil
parents, MI. and Mrs. Ernest
weinberg. Dorothy has beer
teaching school at Libby anc
Rachel is teaching at Deer
Lodge. Also expected home fol
Christmas is Donald weinberg
who is employed in the recla-
nation office in Billings. !.
Gretchen Swindle who is 8
student at the University OF
| wyoming at Laramie, is visit
ing her father, John Swindle
d,,r;nr har TbrictmaS vacation