The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-03
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BrrTTE. March 2.-The marriage of o. ID.
Holmes and Miss Myrtle Rogers occurred
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
Presbyterian church in the presence OF
relatives and few friends, Rev. Mr..
Groeneveld officiating. After the cere-
mony an elegant dinner was served at
the home of the brides parents, 80 East
Granite street. Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes
were the recipients of many beautiful
gifts. Mr.. Holmes is an employe OF tho
/ Butte Street railway. The bride is an ac-
complished young lady who has been a
teacher in the Butte public schools for the
! past three years, and while here has won
many friends among whom she is de-
servedly popular. They are now at home
| TO their friends at 4l0 Utah avenue.
DIR. Campbell has removed his resi-
| dence from the Owsley block and has
taken rooms in the Morris block, log North
| Idaho street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schatzlein, who
went on a trip to New York last month,
returned to Butte Thursday.
General Warren has returned from
| brief business trip to the Trail Creek
mining region, in British Columbia.
Mrs. John Forbis will soon leave for
two or three months visit with relatives
at Salt Lake.
Stanley Pierce returned Thursday from
his eastern trip. While East he met with
an accident which compels him to use
crutches.
Mss Epping and Miss Creighton of
Portland, Ore, who have been visiting
Mrs. p. A. Largely, returned to their home
this week accompanied by Miss Lulu
Largely.
Miss Mamie Blackiston, a popular
teacher in the Butte public schools, has
resigned her position on account of fall
ing health, and will leave Monday for a
visit TO the coast.
The Senior society of the High school
will meet the Delta Sigma society of Ana
conda in a Joint debate at the latter place
next Friday evening.
Dave Beck and wife of Virginia City,
who have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph McCrackin for a few days
have returned to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hoatson, who were
: contemplating a trip to Florida in the
near future, have decided to postpone
their trip indefinitely.
w. A. Clark and DIR. and Mrs. Culver
have written friends that they will spend
the summer in Butte.
Mr.. ana MIS-. IOTDlS
from their trip to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Walsworth ant
daughter, Bertha, left this week for al
extended trip to New York, through thu
southern states and round by way of Cali
: fornia before returning TO Butte.
Mrs. Levi Wild has been the guest o
, Mr.. and Mrs. William Pfouts this week.
, Mrs. DIR. Steele and Mrs. Mitchell OF
= Helena will be the guests of Mrs. D. II
4 Russell the coming week.
= The children of Messrs. Gaylord, Gran
!. and Davis. who are spend ing the winte
a in Florida, are reported on the sick list.
y S. V. Kemper and John b. Wellcom
:. have been spending the greater part of tn
l. week in Helena.
a The V. b. club met with Mrs. j. B. Wei
come last Tuesday afternoon.
=, The Afternoon Whist club met witt
, Mrs. John Davis last Monday Afternoon
The first prize was awarded Mrs. Ia
Harrington, a beautiful cut glass perfum
u bottle, and the other prize was won b
Mrs. T. f. Mcbride, n vinegar cruet.
IS Walter r. Cole and C. A. Boiler an
their families have gone to the Bite
= Root valley to reside for the summer o
. the ranch of w. G. Cole at Corvallis.
A high five party was given by Mr.
. Frank Shaw at her home to her friend
last Monday night.
= Mrs. G.. II. Feiring of Bucyrus, Ohio,
= the guest of her daughter, Mrs. {. '
Fulton.
= Z. H. Morris, who has been spendin
three months at Mexico, Mo-, visitin
" relatives, returned to Butte this week.
Mss Laura Blackmore, formerly c
X Butte, and who has been attending scho'
at St. Louis. Mo-, graduating with his
Il bonors, has returned and will make But
her future home.
'd The friends of Mrs. W. b. Martz will
es clad TO know that her health is much il
proved.
a. Miss Sue Birdseye, one OF the teache
in the public schools, is reported qui
RI sick at III North Montana street.
TO J. :. Davis made business trip
'Ir Whitehall Wednesday.
IL is announced that Eugene Carroll. :
to perintendent of the Butte Water col
pauy. and Miss Mary Napton, popul
W society belle Of this city, viii be marrl
the 2lst OF this month.
n Arrangements are being made TO pI
he sent the operas "MIkako' and "Patienc
at Maguire's Immediately following 1
n Lerten season. Some of the best n
Dr. steal talent Of the city will take part, al
the music lovers of Butte may expect
I'm treat much above the average.
Workers lodge No. p. /. o. @. T., ga
a a pleasant surprise party 10 Mr.. and Nj