The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-06-15
in VIRGINIA. TOWN
BRIEF BITS OF LOCAL IN
T~ELLlGENCE.
Doings Of virxinians and M~adisOnians
Social and Personal G~Ossip-The
UNOFFICIAL Gossip RecOrd Of the Past
Seven Days.

Will Dimling of Ennis, is in the city.
Ed Hall, of the Revenue, is in town.
Archie Macdonald came in from
Meadow creek yesterday.
Walter Power and Dwight Conger of
Dillon are metropolizing in Virginia.
The Kings Daughters Mill serve ice
cream tomorrow Saturday from 4 to
10 p. IN.
Rev. Nj. l.. Streetor of Denver will
preach at the Christian church Sun
day.
Jack Mcclure, of Copper Bell fame,
was in town this week. Jack says he
will spend the Fourth in Virginia.
Mrs. w. H. Hall and daughter ar
rived from Seattle Monday evening.
They are now domiciled at Summit.
DR.. and Mrs. Van Marter, jr,, ar
rived from PrOsser Falls, Washington,
Wednesday and left for Summit Thurs
day morning.
Amos G. and Harry Hall arrived
from Des Moines last evening. Frank
stopped off in Sheridan to visit friends
and Mrs. Hall is in Butte.
A wee lady arrived at the home Of
a. Mousseau Wednesday and the mayor
of Junction has since been kept busy
receiving congratulations.
On account of pressure OF important
legal publications much local matter
and interesting correspondence is
crowded out of this number.
Epworth League of the M. +. church
meets at 10 a. m. Sunday school at II
i. N. There will be no services in the
NJ. E. church Sunday night.
A social will be given under the aus
pices of the ST. Paul guild at the home
of Nj. and Mrs Henry Filing, Thurs
day evening. The public is invited.
On another page Of this paper will
be found the official synopsis OF the
proceedings of the board of county
commissioners in session all last week
The tug of war team held a meeting
Wednesday, evening and elected Clarl
Kellogg captain. The team is practic
ing daily and is getting in excellen
form.
w. S. Pyle, Of Dillon, was in tow
Thursday. Mr.. Pyle is purchasing
hides and while on this trip has visitet
nearly every section of southern Mon
tana.
In the railroad accident on the Bul
lington which occurred near McCoob
Nebraska, last Sunday evening, anon
the killed was G. G. NJ. Rowell, VIII
was a cousin of Hon. A. j. Bennett, {
this city.
J. B. How, who has charge of tn
liberty representations of the Fourt
of July parade wants so little girls t
appear in the parade. Miss May Low
man has consented to act as the Coz
dess of Liberty.
Commissioners Copp and Crissma
left for their homes Saturday. The
spent Saturday afternoon and evenin
inspecting the work that is being do
at the poor farm.
G.. B. d. Turner, n of the mar
who believe in the brilliant future
Richmond Flat, was in the city yeste
day on business of a legal nature. M
Turner has just plated a townsite
the Flat, and will call his new toV
s'Richmond." The plat was filed
the office of the county clerk this wee
Charles French, 10 of O. D. Fren
of this city, has gone into the Gig
business in Butte. His business as:
ciate is Harry Ayrshire, who was t
Democratic nominee for treasurer
Silver Bow county last fall. BE
young men are widely known in Blu
and will, no doubt, build up IA lal
business. They are located in t
Owsley block.
At the fourth annual Sunday sch
convention, which met at Pagevi
Tuesday, John Oliver OF Mead
Creek was elected president, May
Uttey Of Pageville vice president, 81
uel Fletcher, secretary. Earl Rig
nour, secretary. Executive comlnit
Mrs. Clyde Pincknsy, Mrs. Thos. D
can and G.. w. Birchard. The c
vention will meet next year at Mea6