The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-10
IN LIVINGSTON.


Livingston. Nov. 9.-The fourth an
nual ball of the A. o. u. w. and d. of
H. lodges of this city will take place
at THE opera house on Thanksgiving
eve. Extensive arrangements are be-
ing made for the forthcoming event
and it promises to be conspicuous
social affair. Invitations to the bail
will be issued the first OF the week
The committees are: Invitation-H. l..
Scare, John Horner. ]. j. Dempsey, j.
b. Woods, ]. +. Mercer. NJ. r. Wilson,
John T Smith. NJ. ]. Jenner. Alex Liv-
ingston, w. p. Mulholland. c. M. Day
and Mesdames Schultz. Winslow, Null
holland, LOWRY. Towne and Beley: Re
ception-Mesdames St1llin, Collins,
Wood, Young. Hansen, Wells and
Messrs. Nuttall. Short. Alton and Con
farr, Colpitts. Arrangements-Mes-
danes Short, Mclaughlin, Fennell and
Messrs A F. Leopold. Grace and Rose.
Floor-Messrs. Scare. Potter, Leopold,
Eisenberg. Winslow and Young.
Within a single week that dread
disease, scarlet fever. made desolate
/ the home of Engineer and Mrs.
| Charles Gardner. Death has robbed
| them of both their children. The little
| boy, aged years. was taken hrst,
/ and three DAYS later his little sister.
/ two years younger. was laid away IN
the cemetery by the side OF her broth
! err. Inc sympathy VI lAC
munfty goes out to the Borrowing
couple In their recent and sad affiiction-
The Rocky Mountain club has tnau-
| prlrated its winter series OF duplicate
whist games and announce grand
ball for New Years eve at Heneriin
opera house. A programme. to be
announced later. Is being prepared Tor
the gallery gods and some new ana
| novel features are promised.
The ladies of the Degree OF Honor
lodge gave a very pleasing entertain
ment in their lodge rooms Thursday
evening A splendid musical and lit
erary programme was rendered ana
the social session closed with refresh
ments.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Con-
eregational church will meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. John Hener-
lin.
The ladies of the Congregational
church are making extensive arrange
ments for their annual fair, to be
held Nov. 22. Special features will be
introduced, among which will be a
national tea and oriental booths, pre-
sided over by young ladies in elegant
and appropriate costumes.
Mrs. ]. S. Thompson will entertain
the members of the Yellowstone club
, at her home Monday evening.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
; |
afternoon with Mrs Prewett.
. Mrs. ]. r. King will receive the mem
, hers of ST. Andrews guild at her home
, next Wednesday afternoon.
! Rev. ]. F. Pritchard conducted spe
cial service at Hunters Hot Springs
Thursday evening.
, ON Tuesday, Nov. 26, the ladies o
: the Baptist church, will hold their an
nual fair. A large number OF usefu
and fancy articles have been prepare
for sale, an elegant supper will
' served and some new and interestin
4 features will be introduced.
$ A select party was given at the spa
{ cious parlors OF the Alpemarie frlda
n evening and about 40 invited couples
representative of the beauty and chiy
,, | alry of the city, were present. Tn
ternsichorean festivities were kept u
!. until midnight. when an elaborat
3 lunch was spread. 1t was one OF tn
pleasantest social events Of the seaso
s and all those who attended had roya
: good time.
Katie Emmett will appear at the oper
a house next Thursday evening in ne
n new play, "Chat, an American Boy.
News was received in this city Wet
q nesday of the death on that day
81 Mrs. II. ]. wolcott at Chicago. whei
> she had gone for medical treatmen
n Mr.. wolcott received a telegram u
day before announcing his wife's ser
n Gus illness, and left for Chicago on Il
: first train, but was too late to see n
alive.
D. Joe Chaplin returned from But
s Wednesday.
. w. M. Gordon. of the firm Of Gordc
l. Bros Lumber company, was up FRO
Columbus the past week.
" Hon. ]. z. Reynolds of Great Fail
a was in the city Thursday.
20 Mrs. w. II. Duke is back from Wis
with Helena friends.
\. Mrs. c. w. Savage returned Tuesdf
" from a visit of several weeks at NIL
se City.
removed from this city to Helena 20 7
side.
C.E. Sherwood, ex-traveling emf
of neer has gone East on visit.
r Foreman c. p. Flagel OF the Northe
I. Pacific repair shops at Forsythe. W
r a Livingston visitor the past week.
ID Maurice Roth, F. s. Webster and
id III. Grace attended the meeting OF
r surance underwriters held at But
D. DIR. r. ID. Alton returned wednesd
c. from a professional visit TO Columb'
e, Mrs. A. p. Stark entertained /
l. father. c. ]. Fleischhauer OF Michigs
I'd the past week.
az Thomas Ross of Big Timber. pass
II, sunday with Livingston friends.
n Mrs. NJ. s. Ballinger returned Tu
al dav from a visit with her daughter
n Bozeman.
e Judge Frank Henry. accompanied
n Cour. Stenographer Jones, return
Tuesday from Big Timber. where
ng conducted district court.
IT. Mrs. John Martin and daugh
~ Grace. returned Tuesday from VI
ng with Mrs W. l. Shank OF Big Timn
n Mrs Charles GARNER spent the VIZ
"A | Nth her rnnfher al Billings.