The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-01

and festivities were the cnlel
events of the week socially.
II Family reunions and select
dinner parties were held in al
most all of the homes Of the city, ex-
cept those in which the families were
guests elsewhere. Weddings. too,
seemed to be considered quite the
proper thing last week. They have
been heretofore chronicled. The latest
story OF the wedding parties comes
from Boulder. There wasn't any design
about 1t. In fact. the design OF uhe
bashful couples was exactly contrary.
Each newly-wedded pair sought TO
conceal from the others and from
friends the place chosen for quiet
honeymoon season and 10! and behold,
three of them landed at the motel IN
Boulder. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Magic
first quietly stole away from Butte
and were enjoying the retreat at the
Springs on Wednesday. Thursday
morning James ]. Berry and wife roll
ed up to the door on the stage coach,
and by the afternoon train along came
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schabel, also OF
This city. 1t was good joke and they
made the best of 1t, having as merry
a time as newly married folks can
around their Thanksgiving dinner.
Z. b. Hamilton received a consign-
ment of fresh California fruit from
Mrs. Hamilton and daughter. Edith,
who are sojourning in the Garden state.
Miss Alice McAndrews spent Thanks
giving in Butte.
Nellie Courtney of Butte is visiting
Cora McAndrews of this city.
Misses Evans. Mclaughlin and Ryan
of the schools enjoyed their vacation
In Butte.
Misses Livingston. Sutherland.
O'Donnen and Dewitt were in Butte
this week.
Miss c. Finn of Butte visited Ana
conda during the week and secured
class dn vocal draining.
Miss Maggie ONeil expects to spend
this winter in Los Angeles for her
health.
Professor Stapleton and James Two
ny were in Butte last week.
Rod williams came home from the
football game with a bad case of rheu-
matism in his legs and his voice was
on crutches, but ne went down to
Gregson for a couple of days and Is
now fully recovered.
Z. H. Cooney of Butte Is in Anaconda
for "a few days.
w. z. Galley has returned from the
effete East and has accepted posi-
ton on the circulation corps OF the
Standard He will make this city his
headquarters while travelling through
the state.
w. E. Durea, teacher of mandolin
and guitar. Studio. 800 East Park ave-
nue.. corner Cherry, Anaconda, Mont.
p. o. box $50.
w. s. Cameron entertained a compa-
ny of gentlemen friends in his home on
upper Oak street Thanksgiving eve
The guests had a most pleasant even
ing, and Toasted on oysters, with ap-
propriate accompanying dishes.
j. V. Collins made business trip e
Missoula this week.
Hon. p. Ryan of Kalispell has located
in Anaconda
DIR. o. Y. Warren will soon make hil
home in Anaconda. He was formerly
physician ait Warm Springs.
Miss Nora Mccormick of Missoula ]:
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. Harrity Of
this city.
George L. Miller came UP from Deel
Lodge on Friday.
]. b. Fisher visited friends in Ana
conda relatives on Friday. He drove
up from Deer Lodge.
Lew Coleman enjoyed his Thanks
giving dinner at home in Deer Lodge.
r. S. Paxson OF Butte visited friend:
in Anaconda on business and pleasure
Sunday.
Mrs. l.. A. Cary has returned from 6
long, pleasant visit in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O'Brien are now
at home in their house on Cedar street
owen Mclaughlin and wife are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Sheehy.
Mrs. Robert Fenner has been very
i'll during the week at her home or
Cherry street.
w. b. Rodgers of Deer Lodge was ir
Anaconda on business during the week
Fred Holbrook of Butte was in the
city on Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed Maxwell has been sick al
her home during the week.
Miss Stebbins has accepted a posi-
ton IN her fathers office.