Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-10-09

given Monday night are in circulation, but
thus far it is impossible to say VINO will be
the host or who the guests. The place oil
entertainment has not yet been decided
upon, and the company is liable to be
rather mixed. The committee on invita-.
tions has not yet made public the full list,
but it is claimed by those having the matter
in hand that 40 regrets will be received in
lieu of attendance. No music and no
flowers.
A DINNER PARTY.
Mr., and Mrs. J. K. Clark entertained a
few of their Moulton friends in a most
charming manner last Thursday afternoon
at a five O'Clock dinner. Mrs. Clark, who il
noted for her elegant hospitality, excelled
herself on this occasion. The dinner was
served in the large dining room, which was
brilliantly lighted, and the table was loaded
with delicasies and swset-scented flowers.
repast was served in courses, and was
fitted to please the most fastidious cpl.
cures.
Those who enjoyed the evening were Sam
mel Stuart. foreman of the mill; Mr.. Duffet,
clerk and assayer, wife and child; Thomas
Coleman, foreman OF the mine, and vile;
Misses Nellie, Kate. Lily and Annie Cole
man: Robert Ennis, head carpenter. wife
and family; Sam. Stuart, night foreman,
and wife; and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph AnneaI
of Walkerville.
GOSSIP.
F. One OF Butte's prominent gentlemen is at
the present time viewing Partisan scenes
from the top OF the Eiffel tower. The ILL
putian inhabitants OF the metropolis ap'
pear to him like so many flies, the softer
seq like bantam hens on q lot day with
their wings spread. It is to be hoped the
Eiffel elevator will not have the effect Of
turning his heed. Friends are anxiously
awaiting his return to hear his description
of the heavenly bodis.
For want of proper advertising a smaller
crowd than is usual attended the Noun
tain Vie = social Friday evening. Those
present however, conceded it to be one o.
the best over given by that congregation
Following was the program: Recitations
BY Master Rae McAllister, little Miss
Hughes and Miss German: singing by the
quartette and solo by Mr.. Doering. A
bountiful supply OF eatables prevailed and
was well patronized.
The destructive fire of last Sunday has
caused untold distress among the ladies Of
this vicinity, having debarred them OF Ger
tain shopping privileges which they had on
joyed so long that thew had come to con
slider them as much their " as though
they were the actual owners II the goods
The burned out firms have the sympathy
of every one in the community.
The "sewing circle at Mrs. Tom Lavelle's
last Wednesday afternoon was a decided
,.o r~11 ~pr nj wnrH hnInn
done. This week as all have become inter
ested, it is supposed d larger number will
be in attendance.
A very interesting society gentleman hav.
ing selected a delightful residence on West
Granite street for the winter leaves in two
or three weeks for the East where he will
be welded to some fair one to grace his
pretty home.
Albert Wilson, one OF the college students
at Deer Lodge, made the trip from that
expects y rstur2a ta-5aiuay rrtffs esdng way.
W. Fl. Baldwin Jr. frightened the count.
anences of his many friends at the "Hermi.
tage" last week, by announcing his inten-
tion OF remaining with them a few weeks.
Among those who left Thursday for
Washington were Mr.. and Mrs. Monteatb,
and Mrs. H. 8. Clark, and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Thomson.
Mrs. Dolman and children will return
rom the East this week, where they have
been spending the summer.
The friends OF Perry Blain will be
pleased to hear that he is now in Missouri
very much improved in health.
Ben Calkins, after making extensive BUR.
;hases for the holidays, returned last even.
ng accompanied by his wife.
Mrs. James Haiford OF Helena, and Mrs.
Mcknight OF Hot Springs, Arkansas, are
listing Mrs. R. B. Wallace,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom LaveIle and Young
on are contemplating a trip to Wood
this week.
The Presbyterians have succeeded in
the services OF Mrs. johnson for
heir choir.
Harvey miller has taken a position with
d.. J. Hennessy Mercantile compa ny, at |
[issoula.
Ted. Wilkerson arrived in Butte Friday.
to Anaconda Saturday after
Don
Alss Parker, OF White SuIpher s Springs,
Ill be the guest OF Miss Young next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wissman are domiclled in
lelr new rooms at Mrs. Fenner's.
Mrs. Neidenhofen left last Aeek for New
ork to buy goods for her store.
John A. Cannon of Anaconda. has
in town three or four days.
Nose Cohen returned yesterday from q
lslness trip to San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence and J. r. Walker
to Salt Lake, Friday. |,
Fred. Cahoon and Mr.. Donnelly have
ken positions at Anaconda.
Mrs. Marcus DAILY and children arrived at {
laconda Thursday evening. |
Miss Mabel Beal will leave for California =.
remain during the winter. I
Dr.. Gillespie has his office at DR.. New.
MS drug store at present.
Or. Russell, who has been i'll for some
is slowly recovering. Z
frs. Drennen leaves the last of the month G
a visit to her mother. ,
and Mrs. Maillet are expected homo r,
m Canada this week. W
'r. Gillespie and family are stopping with r.
and Mrs. Newton.
[r. and Mrs. C. G. Birdseye OF Avon.
mt Friday in Butte.
II. Curtis and family left for St. Louis, .,
dnesday afternoon. VI
rthur Irwin OF st. Paul, was in Butte AZ
days last week. a.
re-. Green Pruett OF Helena, ia VISITING ",
/. R. B. Wallace.
rs: Tarbot leaves to-day for Spokane
isit her son.
'of. Blake, OF Salt Lake, is visiting Mr.. ",
r. and Mrs. Bray leave in a few days oo
The East. lit
rs. Noyes returned homefro the East gu
g. Fred. Sully returned to Anaconda
7
:. and Mrs. Richards leave Monday for IA,
w. p"'
ity. IL III oec
M. Walkerville, of Carroll, Mont. il in A"'
ity.
8. McDevitt has returned from Ana.
G
Bedding, OF Leroy, New York. ia in Fla
Ma,
's O'Donnel has returned to the McNs. and
Hal
Davenport, of San Francisco. ia in