Butte semi-weekly miner., 1889-09-18

i,rsd. i. Meyer, Ui Lancaster, Wisconsin,
il In town visiting Walter Lewis.
Mrs. w. N. Jack returned from Port.
land, Oregon, last Wednesday night.
Miss Bernheim, OF California, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Pincus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian and little daughter
have taken rooms at the Paragon.
A very pretty home wedding occurred
Tuesday evening at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. Rittenhouse. George Pennington
led Miss M0llie Rittenhouse to the hymenial
altar. The house was beautifully decor
ated. and the marriage took place in the
baywindow. The bride looked more than
usually pretty in q toilette Of white iaille
francaise, on train. After the ceremony q
delicious repast was served. The brides
uncle, Mr.. Madding, presented her with q
check for $500 Immediately after the mar
riaee. The other presents were numerous
ani costly. Mr.. and Mrs. Pennington will
reside with Mrs. Monteath for the present.
Miss Black is expected in Butte to-day
after q visit to her home.
Mrs. Julian Smith and niece arrived from
Kentucky a few days ago.
Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Reed. OF Anacooda,
were in Butte Thursday.
Miss Renouard win spend to-day with
her friends at Anaconda.
Wesley Warren left for school at Pough-
keepsie, New York, Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Beekrer, who has been visiting Mrs.
Thornton, returned to her home Friday.
Mr.. Bugen, of Portland, takes a position
In Bonner's carpet department this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Irvine will enter their
new home on West Granite street this
week.
A certain popular dry goods clerk will, in
Q few days, lead to the altar q partner for
life.
Mr.. Newell is expected in Butte this week
to escort ten boys to the Ogden Military
academy.
DIR. Ayerill's little Pon, who was 80 badly
wounded ON the head last week, is conva-
lescing.
Miss Smith, OF Kentucky, a sister Of
Major Smith, is in town visiting Mrs.
Woodward.
Master Ergo Majors will leave for Ogden
to morrow to attend school at Professor
Newell's college.
Mrs. w. e. Hall, OF Walkerville, enter
evening.
Mrs. G. 8. Warren has been quite i'll
during the past week, but is now rapidly
recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wild and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryant Irvine will occupy the Bretherton
residence on Quarts street.
Mrs. Thornton leaves Tuesday with her
daughters, Misses Addie and Lucy, to place
them at school at Philadelphia.
Ben Calkins left Tuesday for the east,
kwhere, after remaining q month, he will
return with his wifs.
The brave old veteran, Captain Shep-
pard, will lead the Christoforo Columbo So
ciety to-day to the Columbia gardens.
1t il reported that young man in one
of the banks is to be married. December 10,
to well-known society lady.
Owing to i'll health Miss Lizzie Thornton
leaves for New York the Goth, where she
will spend the winter.
Mrs. Tom Lavelle, who has been con-
fined to her house the past week is jmprov-
ing.
Mrs. Geof. Lavelle and family returned
from the ranch last week, where they have
been spending the summer.
Miss Nellie Broderick has been obliged to
forego the pleasures OF outdoor life owing
to severe cold.
The sympathy Of everyone in the COM
munity is with Miss Robb in the great loss
she has sustained in the death of her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Clark returned Thurs
day from q pleasant trip to the Yellow.
stone park.
Mr.. Courtenay left last week for Chicago
and New York where he goes to buy goods
for the D. j. Hennessy Mercantile company.
It will be OF interest to the ladies to
know that the opening display OF millinery
at Bonner's for the fall season will take
place September 25, 26 and 81.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
Of Miss Bose Morier and John Joseph
McHatton. Thursday evening. September
10. at half-past seven O'clock:
Colonel and Mrs. 8. A. Robertson, OF
Boulder, were in town yesterday visiting
Mrs. Gamer and friends. They returned
home yesterday afternoon.
John Reed, who was called to Salt Lake
so suddenly by the illness and subsequent
death of his father, has the sympathy OF
his many friends over his sad loss.
Too much praise cannot be given to one
OF Butte's prominent young business men
for following out the divine Injunction, to
Protect the widow and fatherless.''
The many friends Of Mr.. Mcfarland, of
Deer Lodge, who died Of late, express their
deep sympathy for all members OF the
family. and are panied to learn Of the &C.
we're illness OF Mrs. Mcfarland.
The rising generation will be happy to
learn that in consequence of the meet
ing of Teachers Institute" Monday,
Tuesday snd Wednesday, their presence at
the public school on those days will be dis.
pensed with.
Marrying and giving in marriage would
seem to be the order Of the day at present. |
Wedding after wedding is announced, and |
yet another wedding, and now once moreit |
is heard whispered that pretty house, |
which is rapidly nearing completion. has
it's progress watched with eager eyes by q |
rather dinHnitive but very devoted pair |
Of turtle doves.