The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-06-01
IN VIRGINIA. TOWN
BRIEF BITS OF LOCAL IN
T~ELIIGENCE.
Dornes Of Vir-imians and MadisOnians
Social and Personal GOssip-1he
Iruof,iciai 1;OssiD Record of the Past
seven Days.

hUUtIlo III l. oti II
Patrick Mcdonald of Ennis was in
the city yesterday.
l.. J. Price and Clark Anderson, OF
Dillon, were in town Wednesday.
B. J. Fine, who is now in Chicago,
will arrive in Virginia in a few days.
A girl baby came to brighten the
home of Patrick Mcdonald Of Ennis,
May II.
Capt. Robert Moore, of Dillon, and
Dave Keaneally, of Sheridan, were in
town Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Farrell entertained a
number Of her friends very pleasantly
Saturday evening.
Commissioner George Copp vas
among the many who visited the coun-
ty seat this week.
Levi Hamilton, city attorney OF
Butte. was in attendance on h dls-
trict court this week.
John Haggerty went to Summit Mon
day. He will look after J. 7. Corners
mining interests for the season.
VIM. O'Brien, the popular commerce.
al man, and Ben Ro5enstein OF San
Fransisco are at the Madison house.
Ed Adams. one Of the future
bonanza kings OF Skyhigh mountain,
came UP from Sheridan Wednesday.
Sunday is Children's day and the
Christian church will observe it with
Il special programme in the evening.
A. Byrd, formerly Of Virginia City,
bat now a resident OF Pocatello, visited
his family in Virginia City this week
Frank Wilcomb has returned from
Salt Lake, very much improved il
health. He left for Laurin this morn
ing.
D. r. Beck returned from Anacond;
Monday. While away on this trip h.
wrote % policies in the Bankers Lii
Insurance association.
Mrs. Pat Carney is very low--in fac
n6I Lie Is aSSpdllO u VI 10 ~
friends in this city join in the hop
hat she will speedily recover.
VIM. Morris. who has been contine
to his room for the past ten days,
aoain at his post of business in tn
banking house OF Henry Filing.
j. II. Fletcher, of Norwegian
was in the city this week. M
Fletcher is one Of the principal owner
in the celebrated p%lacers. on NO
wegian creek.
The Kings Daughters, will unit
further notice, serve ice cream al
cake every Saturday afternoon from
until 9, third door above the Madist
house. Proceeds to go to the cemetel
fund.
Epworth league of M. r. churc
meets at 10 a. M, Sunday school at
a. m. Evening service at s o'cloc
Subject: "Missions' illustrated by M
of the missions, fields of the M.
church.
Mai. N. j. Isdell, who SO ably rep1
scented Madison county in the legls
ture last winter, was in town on bu
ness of a legal nature Wednesday.
returned to Pony yesterday, being
companied by Henry Filing.
In another column of this paper W
be found an advertisement asking
bids for the construction of the Nlrg
ia City and Sheridan telephone Ii
All timbermen and contractors sho
read the advertisement. The bids v
be opened Saturday June II.
DR.. H. A. Amsden, Of the firm
Amsden & Brookman, was in town
urday. He stated that nearly all
the recent shipment of horses to n
England by his firm had been sold
very fair prices. The demand for ii
class horse flesh is very good.
Robert f. Gordon and Miss Mary
Simmons OF Pony, We're united in L
riage at the residence of Mr.. and
George Ref Thursday morning,
Rev. Wiley MOuntioy officiating.
and Mrs. Gordon left for Bozeman
mediately after the ceremony.
O. f. Parmeter's new mill on Int
Creek is said to be a little gem. |
one of Frazier s. Chalmers new
stamp contrivances, but it brushes
much rock as an ordinary five st