The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-04-27

up from sheridan last Eight to make
his report to the \. O. L. ". lodge.
He stated to a M~ADISONIAN reporter
that while the occulist hoped. he was
not at all SURE about saving Mathis
sight. Mathis is at the jefferson Med
ical hospital.
Will elmer and Frank Conway OF
the Madison We're in town Friday.
y neat programme adds to the tone
OF an entertainment. We print en-.
J. j. Trunk has returned. He could
not keep away from the city. Like
Bobby Gaylord : cat. he came back"
He is 10y connected with the Metro
p%olitan meat market. He wears a
smile and a Harrington hat.
Clark Anderson was in the city yes
terday. He has d number of light We
hicles in good condition, buggies.
double and single seated, which he
would like to trade for hay Or grain.
Z. L. Dickinson of Sheridan was in
town Tuesday.
Do you contemplate committing mat
rimony' a wedding in these days
without announcement cards is like a
kiss without a mustache. We print 'em
the cards we mean.
The M. E. Sunday School will here
after meet at II a. m. instead OF 3 p. II.
Services at night as usual. Subject.
The Sabbath.
NJ. Maitland contemplates building a
34x36 resident adjoining his present
residence. 1t will be a frame structure.
two stories in heighth. Mr. Maitland
now has the plans under consideration.
Charles Heilbranner of the Mining
Reporter and Henry Schlesinger We're
in the city yesterday.
st. Paul's Episcopal church. Sunday
April %. Sunday School and Bible
class 3p. m. services in the evening at
$50 o'clock. In the morning the rector
will have service at the Ennis Hall at
II o'clock. Rev. D. Holmes Rector.
The executive committee of the Efe
Mathis benefit ball authorize the fol-
lowing statement of receipts and eX-
penditures. Virginia City, sale of
tickets and cash donated sos: Laurin.
four tickets $40: Sheridan 81 tickets.
$50: Dillon. five tickets. $3.50: Letter
vile 6S tickets Ga 1926 which included
transportation, 1921: T. Benton Letter,
cash donated $40. Total S444. Elk
penditures: j. 4. Glen, Supper, 800:
Expenses of musicians from Virginia
City and return S15: T. 3. Shaw. trans
portation, SIS: Mrs. Moore, piano rent.
so. Total expenditures s1G4. Net
proceeds, 1919. The committee consists
OF j. l.. Churchill, Ed Adams. L.
Owens, Ed Gohn and James Letter.
The editor of the Madisonian takes
this occasion to acknowledge the
receipt Of a complimentary ticket to the
Odd Fellows ball and reception and an
invitation to be present at the banquet.
Such courtisies are appreciated.
Hon. II. D. Rossiter of Sheridan. was
III the city yesterday.
Tom Graham is now running a line OF
stages from Sheridan to Butte, making
the trip n way in d day. His stages
leave Sheridan every other day.
Thomas T. Baker of the we'll known
Butte firm of Baker and Harper. civil
engineers. was in town "Wednesday.
He came by way OF Whitehall and SAYS
that about two miles of the Parrot canal
have been completed. Mr.. Baker left
for the upper Madison yesterday.
The Literary Society elected officers
Wednesday evening. Mrs. McNulty
was chosen president: James Powell
vice-president: Rev. Geo. L. Morse
critic: Miss Bessie Farrell secretary:
Miss Mable Filing treasurer. and T. j.
Lowman editor of the Gossip" The
question to be debated next Wednes-
day is ''Resolved, That We should ad-
]ourn the Literary until the first OF
November" The affirmative speakers
will be Miss Della Herndon and James
Powell: the negative Miss Nellie Cole
and Y. j. Lowman. A sketch of Haw-
thorn will be read by Mrs. Morse and a
review of his works by Mrs. Herndon,
followed by a general discussion of the
author by the society.
County Superintendent D. L. Hern-