Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Mrs. Or. Leavitt left last Thursday ON
oils. ''nu 1ainneap
mrs. Col. Broadwater, Miss Thompso,
ana MRS. Chas. Rumley, who have bee
spending lew days in the city, the guest
OIL MIR. and Mrs D'Acheul, returned /.
Helena yesterday. :
Dr. Murray leaves on the 22d on a yisi
TO st. Paul and his old home in Tennessee
De will spend few days on his way i,
Salt Lake City.
Miss Alice Rogers, OF Philipsbure, ia II
the city visiting her sister, Mrs. d. Aiken.
U. K. Lewis, after spending few days il
Dillon. =
Colonel John Doyle returned yesterda,
from New York, where be successfully ha Z
his eyes treated. having had them injured
by an explosion OF fireworks.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Ray are, at home tc
their friends at the residence OF w. ID. Fen
ner, on the corner OF Washington and
Broadway.
Walter Lewis contemplates a trip east
about the 22d.
The Silver Bow Club is in receipt OF q
piece OF tappa which came from the Sa.
moan Islands, which the natives ham,
mered out of a bark OF tree and painted.
1t can be used for curtain. 1t is quite a
curiosity. and is gift from Mrs. F. H.
Shepard, formerly OF this city.
MISS Susan B. Anthony is said to object
to Belva Lockwood for President because
Belva is too young, being only 6s. It is
said that the tears that Susie wept at not
being able to secure date to lecture in
the Garden OF Eden added largely to the
volume of the food, and she thinks such
girly girls as Belva ought to give way to
the older maidens.
The following were guests at the Silver
Bow Club last week: j. j. O'Connor, H.
d. Cooke, Walter Heiselman, E. M. Mahan,
New York; e. e. Furney, Utah; w. w.
Goodale; Col. McCutcheon, Helena; Thos.
Muff1y, Virginia City; e. G. Eddie, Pueblo;
e. w. Peet, Edmund Rice, Jr., L. K. Stone,
G. B. Lamborne, A. III. Paget, st. Paul; G.
s. Hinckman, Philadelphia; F. w. Black
ford, Anaconda; D. ]. Gatoin, jamestown,
Dakota; J. w. Wright, Portland; John P.
Lewis, Lancaster, Wisconsin; Fl. L. De
Forrest, Connecticut o. B. Hardy, Akron,
Ohio.
Miss Relle Calkins is expected out from
Corning, N. Y, soon and will visit her
cousin B. e. Calkins.
1t is said that Amelia River Chandler has
lost her sweet, appealing, child-like lowell
ness OF expression since her marriage. The
books she has written and the thoughts
that must have inspired some passages in
them are enough to have made her lose such
an expression long ago.
III. Barnett is over from the capital.
Mrs. Green Majors and children leave
shortly for visit to California.
e. L. Bonner was up from Deer Lodge
yesterday.
Mrs. John Davis and mother and Mrs. B.
e. Calkins went to Warm Springs last
Friday.
WV. Dixon and Mr.. Campbell returned
from Deer Lodge Thursday.
Judge Barret has returned from visit
to his ranch situated near Henry's Lake.
Fitzgerald Weeds mother and sister
came out from New York last Wednesday
and will make this place their future home.
Charley Clark, son OF W. A. Clark, leaves
next Wednesday for New York where he
will enter college.
Misses Annie Ward and Sarah Prior,
from Chicago, are on a visit to Mrs. George
+. Marsh, and Miss Wards sister, Mrs.
Hiram Rice. Miss Ward was former
resident OF Butte.
Mrs. L. v. Wertheimer and children re-
turned yesterday from California.
John O'Rourke will leave on Monday on
short trip to Madrone, Santa Clara
County, California. lie will be back before
the end of the month.