The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-24

Sunday, and is pushing the work right
along.
Miss Dimple Blackision of Butte spent.
last weet IN Deer Lodge, the guest of Miss
Leonore O'Malley.
Miss Carrie Mather of Butte is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Conley this week.
j. p. Mitchell, county surveyor, came up
from the First Chance mine last Sunday
on important business.
j. E. Bradley of St. Louis made his regu-
lar visit to Deer Lodge last week. SPEND
ing Friday with friends.
The aid society of the Christian church
met with Mrs. Edward Scharnikow last
Saturday afternoon.
W. F. Furay came down from Ana
conda last Tuesday for day with friends.
A dance is in contemplation by some of
the young people of our town for Feb. %.
j. H. Williams came up from the Gem
mine. near Philipsburg. last Monday
evening and returned Tuesday morning.
Master Lytle accompanied his father
back.
Agent j. NJ. Hundley of Garrison spent
Sunday last with his family in Deer Lodge.
j. E. Hample and Charles l.. Sutton of
Helena we're guests in town Tuesday last.
Miss Emma L. Davis, Miss Carrie NJ.
Price and the Misses Quigley of Blackfoot
city spent last Fri day and Saturday in
Deer Lodge.
Among the guests at the McBurney
house last Monday were L. L. Beal, c. L.
Beal, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Beal and Misses Alice
Cook and Maud Schwend, all from the
upper valley.
Miss Smith of Butte was a guest of Mr.
and Mrs. George NJ. Johnson the past
week.
Colonel Aylesworth visited Butte last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freyschlag of Philipsburg
are guests in the city this week.
Miss Dimple Blackiston returned to her
home in Butte last Wednesday.
DIR. Owings was called to Drummond
last Friday on professional business.
James Conley was down from Anaconda
last Tuesday.
Col. I. O'Leary was guest in town last
Friday.
Mrs. w. T. Elliott spent last Saturday
with friends in Deer Lodge.
Edward II. Beal and Miss Maud
Schwend we're married in this city last
Monday evening, Judge Brantly ofIic lat
ing.
Rev. j. III. Little of Butte was a guest of
friends in Deer Lodge the past week.
Theodore Hess of Pioneer was also a
visitor in town wednesday last.
Last Monday being Mrs. Byron Woo ds'
birthday, a number of friends decided to
assist her in celebrating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Batterton. Mr.. and Mrs. William Will
Jams, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Jordan, Pro-
fessor and Mrs. Wolfe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Scharnikow, Mrs.
Bradshaw, Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs.
Hexiot, Mrs. McMurphy and Mrs. Hyde,
Misses Cornelia and Evelyn Van Gundv,
Bettic Batterton, Allie McMurphy and
Grace Lewis. As there were as many
baskets as guests, it is needless to say
that the lunch was abundant. A most en-
joyable evening was spent by all present.
Wednesday of next week is Ash
Wednesday and services will be held in
st. James church in this city at 1880 n.
m. and 1880 p. IN.
Col. Morse came over from Helena last
Friday and left for Philipsburg Monday
morning.
Miss Vonnie Owings was guest in
Butte last Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Phil II. Miller entertained the fol-
lowing ladies at her home last Saturday
afternoon: Mrs. H. S. Reed, jr., Mrs. r.
ID. MaAWell, MIS-. 0onn nIsner' MIS-. rreu
Hoss; Misses Robinson, Virginia Doug
las, Spurrier, Rose O'Malley, Lizzie Hyde,
Alice Coleman. Rhetta Ward, Vonnie
Owings, Mary Mills, Mollio Wiles. Lizzie
Thomson, Gussie Galbraith, Carrie Sigh,
Leila McLain, Katie Kohrs and Swan.
Katie Putnam filled her engagement at
Deer Lodge last Wednesday evening. The
was fine, so say Katie Put
MANS admirers.
John Mcmahon, Alex Brown and Al
Cain were visitors in Butte last Monday.
DIR. j. II. Owings went to Butte Thurs
day last.