The new North-west., 1890-08-15
E. L. BONNER'S.
PERSONAL.
DEER LODGE. MONT

| Miss Norma Robinson is visiting in Butte.
| creek lake yesterday.
| Rev, W. NJ. Britt left Wednesday to be
| wi tn his wife in Ohio.
| Mr.. II. r. Whitehll and family are visit.
| ing the National Park.
| Mr. and Mrs. John O'Rourke, of Butte,
were in town Tuesday morning.
| Mr., William Coleman and family are
spending the week n Philpsburg.
Judge Hiram Knowles was in town Wed.
nesday attending to some business affairs,
Mrs. George Cockrell, who has been quite
sick for the past week or SO, is now up and
about.
Mrs. j. D. jerks and daughter, Mrs. WIN.
Forbis, of Butte, are spending a few weeks
j n Deer Lodge,
Miss Kate Huber, of Helena ia visiting
Mrs. II. f. Peterson, and will spend week
or so in Deer Lodge.
Rev E. j. Groeneveld has returned to his
pastorate at Butte, after several weeks of
vacation in the East.
Mr.. Paul Mitchell is down with a severe
attack Of infiammatory rheumatism, but he
was better yesterday evening.
Mrs. N. A. Jones. of Butte, a guest of the
McBurney House, is having a few weeks Of
quiet enjoyment in Deer Lodge.
Mr.. John N. Evans, Police Magistrate of
Mlssoula, came over last Sunday to visit the
old homestead and take in the Conference.
Mr.. Thomas W. Catlin and family, drawn
thither by faithful "Old Calico" spent yes.
terday, with other friends, at Rock creek
lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Clark, of Helena, Wis
tied the family of Mr.. Joseph A Hyde this
week. Mrs. King, sister of Mr. HIDE, and
her children, returned with them to Helena.
The families of Mr.. Robert Repshaw, Mr..
George Cockrell, Mr.. E. P, Mills and MrW.
A. Hensley expect to start next week for an
outing IN the neighborhoed of Big Black
foot
Miss Maude Stuart, who has been visiting
in Anaconda for some weeks came down
home Saturday, but returned Sunday even
ing to engage in some stenographic and type
writing work.
Mr.. w. A. Hensley, OF the upper Deer
Lodge valley, with his family, came down
Sunday to enjoy few good old fashioned
Methodist sermons and have the spirit re-
newed within.
Rev. John Moore, of the NJ. E. church
south, who was assigned to the Denver Con-
ference, received word by telegram Tuesday
that he had been assigned to Lajunta, in the
eastern part Of Colorado
Messrs. j. E. Van Gundy and James n.
Mills are the delegates.elect from Mount
Powell Lodge, A. .. q. w, to the Grand
Lodge at Salt Lake. They expect to leave
next Monday for that place.
MI and Mrs. z. Fl. Irvine and daughter
came down from Butte Saturday. Mr.. Irvine
has returned home, but Mrs. IRVINE and her
daughter will remain while in town, stop
ping meanwhile at the Mob urney.
Mrs. 81. P. Mcfarland and Mr.. Eugene
Mcfarland left Friday of last week for Bos
ton, Mass, Fairfield, skowhegan and other
places in Maine, to visit relatives, and will
be absent until the last of september. 1t has
been 81 years since Mr.. Eugene Mcfarland
has seen his relatives In the East
Mr.. Charles Aspling, Of Anaconda, has
been quite sick the past week, but at last
accounts was getting along as well as could
be expected. His parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Aspling, went up Tuesday evening,
the first named returning on Wednesday, but
Mrs. Aspling will remain until Charlie is
decidedly better.