Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-06

Miss Ellen Meiklejohn has e5urned iron
a pleasane visit to Deer Lodge.
Prof. A. e. Newell will deliver a lecture il
Anaconda next Friday evening.
The many friends of Mrs. Wan. Pfoutt
will be sorry to learn that she is quite i'll.
Miss Laura King, formerly OF Butte, il
visiting her brother Walter in Diamond.
Mr.. p. J. Brophy is convalescing and ex
poets to be out again before many days.
A larty of ladies and children spent last
Wednesday evening at Columbia Gardens
Mr.. and Mrs. j: H. Monteath will leave
Butte to-day on a visit to friends in Chi
cago.
1t is rumored that John Gillie will soou
lead to the altar one OF Butte's fair dauph.
ters.
Miss Grace ~Farnsworth, of Deer Lodge,
| will 500 leave for her former home in st.
Paul.
Mr.. F. w. Allen has returned home from
Il two weeks trip to the Big Blackfoot
country.
United States District Attorney Smith,
of Dillon, came up on yesterday mornings
train.
Mrs. Ben Mahan and Mrs. B. F. Mahan
are up from Anaconda on q shopping ex.
petition.
Miss Laura Baker and Miss Kate l.. Hen
messy contemplate q visit to the country
| this week.
Miss Minnie Chapman returned yesterday
| from a pleasant visit with friends on the
Jefferson.
Judge T. q. Bach, who has been spending
a few days in the city, will return to Miles
City today.
Rev. A, G. Corey, Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South, has recovered from a
severe illness.
Mr.. A. G. Guild and family have moved
from Broadway to a brick cottage on West
Granite street.
James Il. Boyce, Jr.. went to his ranch
yesterday and brought home twenty.three
pounds of trout.
Mrs. Marcus DAILY and children have gone
to Helena. They will visit in Missolua be
fore the;rreturn.
Mr.. W. NJ. Cairns is expected to return
home to-day ron a business trip through
the Territory.
The Misses Humber, two OF Deer Lodges
most popular bellies, will spend a portion
OF this week in Butte.
Mrs. r. H. Paxson, who has spent the
summer East, is expected to return to
Butte tomorrow.
Mrs. j. r. Russell will go to Helena Tues.
day and return Thursday accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Forbis.
Mrs. Orenstein paid to James Murray
$4,000 for a title to the property built or
the Smoke House lode.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. c.. Chambers arrived
yesterday from Salt Lake City. They are
| guests at the ST.. Nicholas. .
Mr.. Will E. Craig returned home single,
'heart whole and fancy free,'' reports to
the contrary notwithstanding.
The Entire Nous Club will bald their Sec
ond business meeting at 2 O'Clock this
afternoon at Renshaw Hall.
Mr.. Meyers, of Lansing, Michigan, spent
Thursday and Friday OF last week in the
city, the guest of D. NJ. Newbro.
Mrs. DR.. Merrill's sister, Miss Davis, who
has been spending several weeks in Butte,
will leave for San Francisco Tuesday.
Mrs. w. 1. Lippincott and Miss Marie
Thornton will go to Helena Tuesday for a
few days visit to friends in the capital.
Joseph G.. Evens, it is rumored, will soon
go to housekeeping. He will accept the
congratulations OF his numerous friends.
Mrs. George lockwood entertained a few
friends Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs.
John Mccormick and Mrs. N. D. Chadwick.
Mrs. julius Mordaunt and children re-
turned home Thursday, having spent nine
days very pleasantly at the Warm Springs. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Grecu Majors will leave to-
for Helena. While there they will
be the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cur
Willis P. Mcbride, the efficient book
keeper Of the Alice Company, has taken to
riding for the benefit of his
Miss Mamie Barnaman arrived in the
:ity from Missouri Friday morning, much
20 the delight of her sister and other
Mrs. w. w. Dixson entertained a party
If friends very pleasantly last Wednesday
venlng at her elegant home on Washing
street.
Mrs. Morltz Koch, the wife of the city
ditor OF The MINER, will leave tomorrow
vening for Denver, Colorado. Mrs. Koch
oes to spend a pleasant visit to her par
nts who reside at that place. !.
The past week has been remarkable for a .
lumber of small entertainments, compan. .
Is to which only a few guests were hidden ;
at which dainty morsels were served. .
lcluding, usually, ices, creams, cakes.
'uits, etc.
When the High School building ia COM. =,
leted a ball will be given there, the pro. =
'eds of which will be used to purchase a., i.
iano for the school. Supper will be served !;
the building. The Alice band will be in !.
tendance and a good time is Anticipated. '
Mrs. Judge H. Knowles gave a very ele- T
Int dinner party last Thursday. Those
resent were: MIR. n Mrs. Georse Rock r
God, Col. Sharp and lady, Mr.. and Mrs.
:. w. Dixson, Mrs. John Mccormick.
RS. N: D. Chadwick, Mr.. and Mrs
gorge H. Butler and Miss George Steb.
MS.
latest emblem of good luck in Paris :,
the African gri-gri. copied from the Get h
brought over by the black prince Kar- q,
noko. who has lately been one of the Il
ms OF the French capital. The gri.pri ia ~
tiny insect OF very ancient days, i'm. q
isoned in amber, and limitations are q.
ounted in different articles of jewelrv for ~ -
tristan bellies to wear as charms, =.
Mrs. Harry D'Acheul gave a very e1e-
Mt dinner party last Friday in honor oil
g. Winston. Covers were laid for min a..
re table was handsomely spread, and al
guests were: Mrs. Winston, Mrs. Hen. Ia
Jacobs, Mrs. j. Ross Clark, Mrs. e. r ci,
oyd, Mrs: VIM. H. Lloyd, Mrs. G. G. fir,
ornton. Mrs. J.R. Russell, Mrs. VIM. IT b.
Witt and Mrs. VIM. Pfouts. IN
che feature Of a dinner recently given in ca
lcago was the menu cards, which were MI
que and appropriate to the profession of
resented by the party. They were e1.
mutations OF a lancet. the menu being
on the blade, which was silvered ,
aboard, while the handle was stained If
represent tortoise shell. Sentiments an. ne,
pirate to the evening were printed unon ne,