Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19

the road BY their gentIemanly g on,gln
way added greatly to the comfort On
Iioyment Of Che excHrsioniets. u
Judge MeHatton's approaching marriag
Idetracts nothing from his grave and masia
Iterial department.
Col. W. McDermott is home from his viz
it to Idaho. !.
Col. III. Il. Hurst arrived home last wsei
| from Omaha, where he went to purchase I
beautiful home which cost him $49,0eO. :
Thursday next one Of the brightest and
most fascinating young ladies in Montans
will celebrate, in q BETTING manner, tn
twentieth anniversary Of her birth.
D.. y. Hennessy has purchased the two
Mofit houses on Quartz street.
Mr.. Leary and family and Miss Mamie
Furlong left here Friday evening Tor theil
future home in Omaha, to the sorrow o.
their many friends 10 Butte.
Miss Ada Foster arrived home from
school, at Oakland, CAL, last week.
Ex.Alderman Mahoney is again on the
streets after q long spell OF sickness.
Col. Sanders, Of Helena, was in town
Mr.. Flint, Of California, was in town
Thursday.
A few evenings ago q number OF young
ladies took q vote OF the most popular
/ young gentleman in Butte. N! w. Wilson
| OF the Northern Pacific, carried off thepalm.
J. J. Oliver, OF Tarbox. Schiller d Co., oil
st. Paul, is 10 town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Solomon, Of Chicago,
are visiting in Butte. -3g..
Mrs. Jessie Hollenbeck land daughter, will
leave for g. visit to her mother ut santa
Clara California.
Mrs. Harrington will also bssk under the
flowers of Santa Clara next week. 80
A. F. Booth, of st. Paul is in the city.
Fritzey Knowles, son OF Judge knowfes,
will have q game Of ball in his large yard,
this week, to redeem the reputation OF our
Butte nine, lost at the Columbia Gardens.
A. P. Patterson goes East next week to
bring home a bride. s s'ls7
Tuesday and Thursday are Alex. johns
toms evenings at home. ~ -
A facetious gentleman was heard to re-
mark the other day that if Perrin Irvine
returned from his fishing excursion without
any 6sh it would not be because lie WAS not
gotten up in correct sporting attire.
Mrs. P. j. Largey was the recipient OF a
large box of curiosities from China last
week. Among the novelties was a half Of
gown Of the Great Mogul Of Japan 200
years ago. sr--
The Misses Hammond returned Thurs.
day from school.
Mrs. Ben. Calkins leaves Thursday for
her home at Hornersville, New York, where
she expects to remain until about Octot er.
Ed. knight, OF Helena, and Will Buskett,
of Granite were in town Thursday.
Butte society will feel lost when Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoge take their departure for Ana.
conda, July /.
Col. SHARP has purchased q home at Mis-
soula. "' ss.
Mr.. White left Friday for Helena where
he met his wife, sister Of D. J. Hennessy,
and accompanied her to Butte.
Miss Noyes will open q school on the east
side OF town, Monday.
G. e. Maui arrived home Thursday.
Mr.. Klein, of Dillon, returned to his
home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1 Oettinger are at the Warm
Springs. z 3d. +.
Misses Harpin, O'Donald, Evans and
Dakin left for their several homes Satur'
day.
Mrs. McCaig this week.
Mrs. D. Cohen and daughter, Miss Annie,
are the guests of Mrs. Alex. Cohen
J. D. Thomas and Mr.. Beck, together
with the Rod and Gun club, in all about
seventy-five persons, left for Tacoma and
theSound by the Northern Pacific railway
on the thirty day excursion.
The deep sympathy Of the public is 30.
licited in behalf Of Fred Caplice who is dis
consulate over the loss OF his thousand
dollar dog. .....i..
DIR. Newton and family left for Salt Lake
last night to be gone about two weeks.
NJ. D. Galloway OF Follwell Bros, Phila-
delphia. is in town. -.
Lucy and Addie Thornton are expected
home to-day. "
Howard Mountain of Chicago is engaged
with Newton Bros.
Mr.. Noyes' family were serenaded last
Monday night by Mrs. Miles, Miss German
and Messrs. Firch and Doering.
Miss Thornton sails for Europe with
friends from Omaha the sixth Of July.
Thomas Fletcher has the latest thing IN
shoes. He Informs his friends that they
are to be had from Mr.. Healy for the rea-
sonable sum OF 81.
Green Majors has arrived in New York
on his way to Butte, after q visit OF sew.
eral months in Europe.
Mrs. Wilson is having a home erected on
Quartz and Jackson streets.
Mrs. J. K. Clark is at the Paragon.
It is to be hoped that the young ladies OF
Butte will be able to hold their own against
the galaxy of beauty who are to visit the
city this summer. -.
Dr.. Edward Campbell, postmaster OF
VAUDEVILLE, will lecture at the large hall OF
that place Sunday evening. Subject: "Mis-
sourians of Montana"
Messrs. Larmour Brothers are on their
way home from Ireland.
Mrs. Miles formerly of the Butte Tele-
phone Co. has taken charge OF the Office in
Deer Lodge. ...
Dan Gamer has returned from Califor.
mia.
Mrs. F. T. Mcbride and son Reed. left
Friday for Missouri to spend the summer.
The Baptist church sunday school are to
have a picnic, Tuesday the eighteenth, at
Columbia gardens. Friends may be sure OF
q cordial welcome. r + III
Mr.. Wynedorff and Mr.. Reed OF Helena
are visiting in Butte.
Thursday evening Mrs. W. A. Clark en-
tertained q few friends very pleasantly in
honor OF her guest. Mrs. Slavery OF Cable.
Mrs. lockwood made Friday evening
pass pleasantly Tor a few of her friends.
Those present were, Mrs. Slavery, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Clark. MI. and Mrs. Largey,
Mrs. Hoge, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lavelle, Mise
Clark and Mr.. Corbett.
The Paragon, a new hotel which has re-
Gently been opened in the old Mt. Vernon
house is one of the incest hotels the city
can boast of. It is furnished new through
out and is very comfortable and pretty.
The dining room is especially attractive;
the table ware being better than in most
hotels and the meals are excellent.
SAINTS AND SINNERS.
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