Butte semi-weekly miner., 1889-07-31
HOW THE WEEK PASSED
BErWEEE PIOHICs AND PARTIES
THE DBYOEEES or PLEASURE
MANAGE TO EXIST.

3 liant and Tried warrior Found dfm-
-. : r,.~...asu1 Tavn party .t the
,- = -
"Zoo.-The Union Club 70 Dance sur
rounded by Babbline Brooks and Fero-
5... .t..r IN c...x
Ho"eser- -o'ne1 so0le's s
Butte has been rather quiet the past
week. only one or two parties furnishing
.uus.ment for the society belle, but she
! .,.s1 -, mans the veek nlaasantly
nt1s s .a =. ,'.1p - .-..s
IN Gaining,
mente to lake SNORT urip 20 some Oh cns
numerous springs that Montan can boast
~
uNIoN CLUB PARTY.
har.vo-L.d - h.,a
Inc young men mno r.'o "o.A1u ~ Io.u
in the interest OF the Union ciuo nave oeen
rewarded for their energy and next Tues
day evening the first Of the series Of parties
- ha o;veuI this summer will occur,
TO % -;, I've a. n'n n,aes ~ at the Zoolopicai
aa.d.ns 1nu The nartv are to meet at Can.
saaJM - III rro,nntiy at ssvsn and board the
"eto- Nv -. for the oardens.
lnv Wm.;c ~ viii he furnished by the Orton band
~. sans;re sr NJ MIN ~ make the time pass ali
ana oansins ~ VII tha . nar AZ w ~;ll r.turn an the
toO qoiofyi oio.L II ,nntpr An viii have a good
twelve oS,osa S .ntIaa,an mHs a. - th;s c;tv never
I4sIa Clme - sa' enSth;na - that does not nroye q
unuS. ass.t t.v s,,ocsss " s-e
per'e'' s 1ouu ,.r,o NV
= .osE hous0 a
Between dust and rain storms q number
of young ladies, chaperoned by Mesdames
a;ll;e and Irvine and the honorable Capt.
N..s..ho,.n .ndoo ,y,nred fo catch the 4 D.
Ne'u. .sa;. ~. nosnsnh;a 'oardens Last Tues
dsv H.. - hnt [ ox;n9 m to the characterization as to
train time. Park street was reached in time
for gentle shower. However, dancing was
INDUCED In at hensnaw nan un',, na Sne ,n,na sfn
arrvso' muCu ~ nmnsed VI. % to sntertainins 40
man as. he was unused 20 engel t lsnns - ~ So
many OF tne Iair se1 al9ne or .,,,t,o. ~ s.,S ~
evening ne was assisGeu yI4ssi. ~
gentlemen, ana uurlns one uIus NJ IT, avpIs,' -
the two otner c1apeIones; mI.. III o,t;i,,
veiie sno As -. no.kM tsa;. .r,ao re NC mon
cheered py making tneir @pp7"f"n "poA
the scene. .:, .,+ h.u
Dancing was Kep5 up uaol aoouy nIn y.
after ten, when all expressing .ne,r " .nnnas ~.
Tor 80 Joyous an evening" repaifeu w 'noAi
homes by the motor. ,r:.
Among those nvlteo N MsIe: 1Soo Tne
Addie and Lucy Inorne0n, Ns.o.s "IN 80 .a
Strasoureer, Maros1, nanon1' n vs
Irvine, May IRVINE, Gayioru, ooai' .uuns'
Noyes. Foster. helior0nner' p:snaa ooe'
RitteDhouse, dennessy. Oamp, ousoyo'
Irons, Keznor, JENKINS anu anu I;sban aSbDs'
Meesrs. Will Noyes, Kerr, Orton, LleDen'
stein, Donahue, Remington, Oppen'
heimer, Baker, Collins, HoiIand, Smitn'
Pierson, Crossman, Doering, Waisn, Du9'
ton, Jacobs, Will Thornton, Will Ciark,
Charles Clark, Frank Thomas, Irvne'
Neidenhofen, Thomas, Thomson, Hun
newell, Wright, Heslett, Lewis, Cohn,
Wraos Gilliean. - -- II "
- nrr,r 49,. -'. b
AhnH -. -
Last Wednesday Delng o pleasanS, usy
afforded great deal OF amusene.C Ioi q
number OF cnildren and g.own ,oiAs :;a ~
Central park. 1t oeing ene Eplscopai plcnEo
About one hundred ana seventeeh PERSONS
whole days enjoyment all returned on the
o'clock train for home.
| W. A. Akers has been spenalng q rev
days in town on rather importan' pusi-
ness. according to all accounts. ..,-..,,:.
IL 10 NO moro onsn .o. s 80 g. C,,Sa1,s
should have an account OF last sunday
fishing party. about nan OF Ine mem.
bers returned that nign' Sh wen ,aoet y
being a somewhat tedious Journey;
But not 80 for the otner p0itlon .1l
the party who rsanzing wna9 Drlnane t:nas lush
lay in store ior tnem oecloea " lusoo1Se
one more day near sucn spaIhg pI,n "@oe. o..
and green neios, puo .nes9 soaSle;en n;a W. "a,
inst enabled to satisiy tneI I isroclous ap
petltes wisnou' one pieaoo.o sooh ars;c1s -,
home. Aoer !ae.lns .s ss1n nI.os .. thay 70 %
kltcnen ware Ia ~. ptopsa a. p ths t,ain ar
L EnQfrl0 ON y0SIt way UO uhk UuO VI A0hAS o'A
irving there httie zoo soon anu .nI na ssn de
nothing TO occupy cneir " nnus s1s,a Vaey Sed W.. W.
the acquaintance y. Onc oo ~ - a.. ~.
man" and consequenSy uu NV .s &c.. s,,.
train: Inc sta'lon ~ MeisoSo' ,u .snrt ~ % q II
q miles, away, We sIe 70 a;k;ao onix ao' onJ E +h.
Cnae WOE ;"n sE ,omnd tbe walkers mn in due
next mornlns io.o Cno e.. R,tta q Id
season ior une oEAin pounG I ~. na;ohhor M
reacneo no"e SONY N,"-.,, S"nv . =, 'o
hood OF nan pasT a,,s elHsen aat.nto;,.d .. O fau
MRS. M D. WJns.Sow Mcn. avan;ne ths
irlenas % uaond ,asU Camn Crossman. II
vine, and Meesrs. or.on, @ M' ,,aa ss sa .,
IRVINE ana nenes 'n'o5tDs :"
evening u,,-.v T.;benste;n vii
WIZ Noyes; T;u nla.i and viii ortor
Inomeon, W. W. tbe n.mnsev lakes on tn,
Will so!ourn Oh 'n0 D'Hp'o' '
The Hermltage was 4Gnuso P;aone ~ ~ the W; p;
by sne & prs;;sn'o, 's;aa ., u Pb;l;nshnra. :; IN % -
Metallic mine OF fninpso9s, os+ .hor,,
It il too BAD Snac one oa D 1u. .ht,sI I8I0'u 20,
ing society gentlemen Is 30 Dasn naI1;,. ~, si
evenings ago ne sta.0sa 80 " ~ +San S ra.c che,
announcer sGnSh ,,an 10 stonnad h;s friend I,
argue some quesoou ~ Iasaas o. ,,rocoad;no +,
to regain his courage pe10re pro.eeuns =" y
the ladies' manson. Inc algemSanS " -
came so interesting Snao oEe ,own .I S.oIA "a. !"
last klndiy Iemlnaeu ~ 'nen sm vas vn, not NOD.
was midnight ana tne can was noS maLe lLe
The gentleman Is IN one OF our iargeso M o1nas pas
Rev. y. 2: D,aeA.eOon 80 ~. n,;,1 n
I Townsend, Monday, TO Vis'o ms iA"''y ~
three or four weeks.
J. Connell is at Helena. ,- e,
Mrs. ~. ~. uoruoI Ieounu ent.
pleasant visit east, last week.
The Christian church picnic at 0en1ra
park last Tuesoay proven q s.saO pi0Ssu aeut
to everyone OF the one hundred ana lor'
present.
Mrs. Geo. lockwood Will pe !ne guess
r Miss Clark during the absence OF the latter
{ mother, Mrs. w. A. Clark. :.
/. Miss Lizzie Winters, VINO mas peeh visl u
inc her aunt, Mrs. A. II. Barrett, left to
1 her home at Lawrence, Kansas, Saturda
: avanino.