Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-17

well entertained.
Picnic beine the order q the day durini
this mltry season, it will be well Tor oul
lady md gentlemen friends MOTTO overlook
the 4 to Central park on the fOurteenth
The novelty Of taking o boat rideon . lax
on top u the Rocky mountains should D
inducement SUFFICIENT to take all who havs
the time Tor it out there on that day
Thirty row boats and a~steamiaunch, only
think OF i'll b
Miss AGNES. Wheeler, Of San Francisco,
arrived in town last evening, to be tn
guest OF Mrs. Tom Layelle.
Mrs. j. Ross Clark, who has been quite ii
with the measles, 10 improving.
Miss Mary Clark left last evening. te
spending q few days at Anaconda.
J. II. Custer arrived home from Helens
Dr. Barbour. Will Wallace, Joe Reed and
Tom Reed OF Helena have been spending Q
lew days in Butte
noted mining superintendent living mo
q thousand miles from Butte 10 soon 20 DC
prive us of one OF our most charming
young ladies.
The friends OF Mr.. Leibenstein will be
glad to know that he has recovered rom
bis recent illness. !,
win Moves and Joe Walsh entertained
their many gentlemen friends in the par
lors Of the Cans & Klein block last uight.
Nc. Godfrey OF Salt Lake will be Q
guest OF w. B. Thomas this week.
F. W. Allen, with o. K. Lewis q Co.,
took q short trip to western Montana 20
purchase q ranch.
Fred Miles OF Lancaster, Mass, is =.
pected in Butte soon to visit waiter
Lewis.
Nc. w. williams OF Topeka, Kansas, who
has been to San Francisco attending the
A. p. A., is stopping here on his way home.
Mr.. Whiting has been called to st. Paul
on account OF the illness of his wife.
Julius Sands OF New York formerly oi
Sands & Boyce is in town.
Mrs. w. e. Hall. OF Walkerville, who has
been quite i'll, is convalescent.
MI. Alexander returned from the springs
Major Geo. stauley left Tuesday ior Cal
ifornia.
Martin Fried Imam oil Boyes's is to he mar
riad shortly. ssfS 1879 & :ay5giI4
Mr.. Maillstt and Mr.. Marchsaw are ex
pected home ro-day.Ht 1ast .3ga
Miss Young leaves this week tfor Jefier
son, New, to visit Miss Newkirk. ~ .sa 8
Mr.. Cases father. and mother will re
turn to their home in San Francisco
Monday. agga. tss.
= The Iowland club of Anaconda has Ok
tended an invitation to the Union club te
attend one of it's very elegant parties te
be given oon
&. G. Newell and Mr.. Howard Of Helena
are starting q military; school at Ogden
Mr.. Newell will be here in August in the in
terest OF that institution. yrst .
Mr.. Brown, of st. Joseph, Missouri, will
be here the 18th, and it is feared he viii
take back with him one OF our most beau
tiful young ladies. =
viii and Paul Clark BIG visiting Dor
Larabee at Deer Lodge.
Rev. Father Trembly returned last night
to stay q few days before going to Sal'
Lake City.
Rev. ". e. King spent q day in Butte last
week.
Mrs. J. K. Clark is spending . fortnight
at Anaconda.
Miss Emma Irvine left Saturday evening
for Anaconda to visit Mrs. BroWnlee.
Mr.. Tucker entertained Miss Kenyon and
Miss Tucker at the theater Thursday even
ing.
Charlie Clark, Will and Jim Thornton
and Lynn Boyce have gone to the Big Hoi'
fishing.
Mrs, Richards has returned from Helena
Jenning Kerr, q nephew OF Judge DeWois
from Seattle, is visiting the Noyes.
Mrs. Gibbs lie visiting in the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Warield, OF st
Joseph, Missouri, are visiting James War
field and daughter.
Ben Thsyer left Thursday, to take 9
position in the Bi.Metalic mine, near Phil
Miss Dollie Walker left for Dillon yester
terday to visit her sister, Mrs. 0. K. Lewis
Mrs. McAllister has returned home from
Helena.
John Noyes left last Tuesday for Seattle
to be absent q month.
Alt McCune arrived in town Saturday tt
visit John and Tom Noyes.
Miss Rosa Daft, OF Salt Lake, 10 visitinl
her sister, Mrs. John Forbis.
Mrs. McDevitt. is at Anaconda Tor
month.
MIS-. De Witt has returned home after
pleasant visit at Helena.
Mrs., Dunstan and children left last weel
for Michigan to spend the summer with rel
atives.
g. II. Butler, Butte's most polite ant
efficient bank clerk, leaves to-day for Ellis
ton, there to make ledger accounts OF tn
minute trout.
The 4,Jack club will play a game G
ball to-day at the race track. 1t is hopes
however, that they will be careful not t.
make too many base hits, for it is said tn
base 10 q dangerous place to reach:
The 4-Jack club has challenged the Ans
at either OF the two places at an early date
]. A. Doris left yesterday for q continu
GUS trip on tho Pacific coast, as his healtl
has been Door for some time.
J. l.. Code has q Dakota friend visitin
him q week or two.
A number Of gentlemen leave Tor Cen
trail park this morning, with q view Q
getting M q picnic in the neal future. The,
are A. T. Collins, A. j. Davis, Jr.. Josep
Walsh, Captain N~eidenhoffen, W. G. Lewis
Will Thomson, Mr.. Honeywell, p. W
Irvine, Will Thomas and ]. H. Will
erson.
A refined Musical entertainment was he'll
at Mr.. and Mrs. Chauvins Elegant nel
house Thursday evening in honor Miss
Aupa Chauvin, in which some OF the fines
OPERAS, Waltzes and Marches were playe
in Concert; Miss Chauvin Piano, g.. A
| Kornberg, Violinist; Herr Frants, Either
| and was one OF the sweetest musical enter
| tainments OF the season. Miss Chauvin
considered one Of the finest pianoist OF he
age in the city.
Colonel and Miss Stryker OF Chicago. VIII
have been on q tour as far as the coast
| and are now on their return home, al
| stopping over q few days in Butte. at tn
ST. Nicholas, to see the sights OF the grea'
est copper camp on earth.