The Anaconda standard., 1895-06-09
IN GREAT FALLS.

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Great Falls. June S.-The cold. dis
agreeable weather of the week has had
the effect of making social events few
and far between.
Miss Ina BonesteeIe entertained a
party of friends at her residence ION
Fourth avenue north and 10Th street,
| Tuesday evening Various games en-
tertained the party and nice lunch
con was a feature of the evening.
Miss frankie McGloflin, a deservedly
popular teacher in the public schools
of this city. left Tuesday morning to
spend her vacation in Iowa.
Mrs. A. j. Shores left Wednesday
morning on an extended visit to Min
neapolis and St. Paul.
Miss Annie HOUSTON left Thursday
last for Minneapolis to spend a few
weeks with relatives.
The Caledonian club had an impor-
tant meeting at the office of Judge
Race Wednesday evening. The society
is increasing i'm numbers and the meet
ings are looked forward to with much
interest by members.
Mrs. II. Z. Brown left during the
week for visit of several weeks with
old friends and relatives at her former
home in Ohio.
The Great Falls Mandolin and Banjo
club was organized this week with
Professor Rhiner as director; o. 5. Ev-
| ans, assistant director and J. G..
Mrs. G.. o. Mcfarland left WedneS-
day for a visit of several months at
her former home in Mansfield, Ohio.
The Belt miners are making elabor-
ate preparations to celebrate Miners
day. which occurs next Thursday. Ar
rangements have been perfected for
athletic games and royal good time
generally. Hon. j. +. Reynolds. MEM
ber of the legislature from this district,
has accepted an invitation and will adj
dress the people of the great coal camp
on that occasion.
Wednesday evening Miss Effie Evans
and F. w. Waters were married by
Rev. Mr.. Ramsey. The wedding was
private, only a few intimate friends
being present. The happy couple are
well and favorably known in Great
Falls and are receiving the congratula-
tons of friends.
Charles NJ. Sieben and Edna NJ.
Keathly of Cascade were married to-
day.
Post Department Commander Gregg
of this city has received a letter from
Commander-in-Chief T. G.. Lawler of
the national G.. A. II. asking Mr.. Gregg
to meet him as he goes through Mon
tana over the Northern Pacific, and ac-
company him to Spokane. Mr.. Gregg
will write, asking that a day be spent
in Helena by Commander Lawler and
Adjutant General Jones, who accom-
panes him. These gentlemen are maxi
ing a tour of the West. They viii at
tend encampments at Occur dAlene
on the 11th, and at Spokane on the
| 18th, going to California and return
ing East by the Southern Pacific.
The convocation of the Episcopal
missionary jurisdiction of Montana
will be held in Great Falls June 10,
! when Rev T. L. Pritchard of Living
/ ston Will deliver the morning sermon
! and Bishop Brewer will officiate in the
! evening.
| Attorney Murphy of this city is en-
| joying a visit from relatives whom he
! has not met for 30 years. His guests
| are T. w. Murphy. an uncle; Mrs. Nc
! Cue. an aunt, and Mrs. w. NJ. Board
| man, a cousin, all of Minneapolis.
| They had lost all track of Mr.. Murphy
| since he left for the West, years ago,
until recently, when a friend of the
/ young attorney was visiting in Mime
| apolis and told them where he was To-
| Gated. The reunion was happy one.
| A feature of the week was the visit
| of Mrs. De Voc, an eloquent advocate
| of woman suffrage. who lectured be-
! fore a large audience in Realty hall
/ Monday evening
| The Junior brotherhood of st. An
| drews has elected the following OFF,
GERS: President. Otto +. Tannhauser;
| vice president, Henry +. Webster: sec
| retary. s l.. Hauley; treasurer, John
| T. Morrow.
]. ]. Hill and party. consisting of
/ Mrs Hill, two daughters and his sons,
| with a few friends, passed through the
/ city Thursday evening en- route to
! Butte and Anaconda. Saturday after
noon the party returned, spending a
few hours in looking over the city and
left by special train for st. Paul in the
| evening.
Mrs. ]. c. Huntoon left Tuesday
1 morning for a visit of several weeks
with friends and relatives at Hamil-
| ton, ont.
/ Society people of Great Falls will
, miss Miss Lillian KinGsbury, who left
/ yesterday for a protracted visit with
| relatives in Wisconsin and Missouri
Mrs. J. T. Fitzgerald left this week
| for the Twin Cities TO soJourn Tor a
/ month or two.
Mrs. T. II. Brennan has gone to
spend the warm months with friends
| i'm North Dakota.
Next Monday evening at the Meth
. odist church will be discussed the sub
I icct OF reorganization.
Miss May McKenze of Great Falls is
I visiting her friends, the Misses McDou-
gal at Arlington.
Mrs. j. a Gockstetter of this city is
/ entertaining her sister Mrs. J. s Han
KEY OF Minneapolis.