Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-25

6oyt, Frank Cole and Element Hines.
Nj. lockwood spent the first Of the weel
at Helena.
Mrs. McCary hasbeen up from Anaconda
a'day or two.
Fred. Allan and iather are on a visit at
Thompson Falls.
]. D. Fox and daughter have returned
from the ranch.
Green Majors and A. N. Hotter went TO
Helena Thursday.
"A. G. Newil came mp Saturday on bust
ness for the school.
j. r. Beldin. secretary OF the Red Lion,
was in the cit, last week.
o. K. Lewis came up from Dillon last
week to visit his brothers.
Colonel John Doyle returned home from
the Yellowstone, last week.
Rev. Mr.. Neice spent Tuesday in town,
the guest OF Rev. Mr.. Blackiston.
j. g. Forrest has returned home after q
pleasant visit to his parents in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. D'Acheul and Mrs. Dewitt
have returned from q visit to Helena.
Mrs. Geo. lockwood spent the last OF the
week at Missoula, attending the fair.
ice Broderick has returned from camp
ing with a good supply o fgame.
Perrin Irvine returned Saturday from
Helena after a delightful stay Of q week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young have returned from
q trip to White Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manning and little daugh.
ter have taken rooms at Guedelhofer's.
Jennings Kerr is now residing at South
Butte.
Mrs. Tom Lavelle is spending the day at
Helenu.
Miss Frank Horst returned home last
evening.
Miss Black leaves Monday for schc oil in
the East.
Mrs. Browniee and baby spent Wednes.
day in W
Col. James P. Mattingly is in the city
from Mirsoula.
night on account of Mrs. Sully's illness.
Mrs. George lockwood gave q delightful
dinner Monday in honor OF Miss Black.
Mrs. George Tarbell, OF Lion City, is in
town and is stopping at the st. Nicholas.
Mr.. Heslet vent to Helena yesterday at.
ternoon. BE expects to return Monday.
j. D. Hennessy left yesterday morning
for Missoula, where he will remain two OF
three days.
B. B. Haven, of San Francisco. has taken
Perrin Irvine's position with Mantle q
Warren.
Colonel Chas. D. Curtis, postmaster ol
Butte last week visiting his brother, Jno
81. Curtis.
Mr.. Nolan; formerly with ]. r. Boyce
Jr., & Co., has returned from a business
trip to Ogden.
William McHugh and wife left yesterday
for q visit to their home at Pittsburg
Pennsylvania.
John II. Rooney OF Boston, has taker
charge of the Bonner Mercantile shoe de
partment.
Mr.. e. Crosby, formerly with BALM 4
Ransohoff. Of Denver, is with the Hennessl
Mercantile company. u..-
D. J. Hennessy & Co., are also at hom'
with every description OF dry goods ant
clothing although the senator is quite bus!
on the outside.
Will Baker left for Misseula last week tt
accept a position with the Hennessy Mer
camille company.
Thomas Fletcher and family are expected
home to-day from Frenchtown where Mrs
Fletcher has been spending the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lavelle and Mis-
Black dined at the Montana" as tn
The CathCl lie fair the first OF December
promises to be quite a society event. Al
READY a great many beautiful things ar
being made for it.
Colonel John G. Wissel and wife are il
from the valley, and will 60 to California
} next week to spend the winter.
Master Lynn J.. Boyce and George D
Curtis visited the grand exhibition at ST
Louis last week with J. r. Boyce. Jr.
number OF ladies wishing to make tn
Catholic fair a success, held q "Sewin
Bee'' last Wednesday but forgot work g.
busy gossipping.
Joseph Kelsey arrived in town last week
called here by the seriousness illness OF d.
, Murray, who, all are pleased to know, i
improving.
The vile and six little children OF the lat
Wm McRae, who died at the Parrot smelte
Friday, have the sympathy OF their man,
!, friends in their great loss.
Mr.. McMurphy and family OF st. Pau
who arrived in Butte last week, are occupy
ing the Ornstein residence.
s Prof. Cannon, who is the Republica
candidate for state superintendent, al
rived in town last Friday from Dillon, an
! left last evening for Anaconda.
Mrs. Rauuheim and daughter of Ne
York, have been visiting Mrs. Oettenger th
past week: Miss Raunheim will spend thi
week with Miss Jacobs.
Mrs. Dickinson left Friday for Missoult
and leaves Wednesday for Helena whel
they will permanently reside.
Mrs. r. r. Hoge came to Butte Friday t
: meet Mrs. Smith to transact some bus
ness in real estate and left Saturday ate
noon, accompanied by Mrs. Smith an
Miss Renouard for Anaconda.
A delegation OF Butte people has bee
, spending some time at Philadelphia; Mr.
! Thornton and two daughters, Mrs. Dal
and family and Miss Carrie Kenyon.
:. Miss Bessie, the daughter OF Superintent
emit Palmer OF the Boston & Montan,
' who has been very i'll, is now considers
3 out OF danger.
Miss Mary Kirkpatrick expects to retur
: home soon after q lengthy visit at Sa
Lake, after which her sister, Miss Fhlrenc
!. will leave for the ane place, where she wi
I pass the winter perfecting herself in pc
forming or the violin.
Every lady in Butte will be more or lei
: interested in whatever the dry gooe
houses are d ,ing. The Bonner Mereanti
company are out with 8 new deliver
wagon, which, if it represents their stoc
should sell all the goods in their immenf
stock without the aid OF statesmen.
). A gentleman whose place OF business Q
= Main street ~ill shortly be one OF the moi
!. attractive in Butte. has long been regarde
by the upper ten as being a confirmed bacl
elor. But this gentleman whose heart WI
! thought to be an impregnable fortress. hi
!, with the grace which belongs to him ,yielde
:, himself a slave to the little God. Cupid. c
:, dit that he is ear estlyengaged in negotiatil
for q furnished residence on Broadway, Il
dimensions of which do not tally with b
present state Of single blessedness.
The residence OF Mrs. B. White was tt
7 scene, last Sunday evening, of q charmir
, dinner marty given by Mrs. White as
II compliment to her brother, d. J. He
Z" messy, on his birthday. The most fra
rant and beautiful flowers, in combinatit
with rare exotics and delicate ferns. Ell
bellished the dining table. The repast,
is usual at Mrs. Whites, was q splend
afair, aud some hours were passed deligt
fully at the table. Afterwards music 81
social converse in the drawing-room clos
what had been an evening OF pleasure. II
guests were: Messrs. D. J. Hennessy. Caf
tJohn Forbis, Lippincott. Brophy al
s White.