The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-03-02
in VIRGINIA. TOWN
THE LOCAL WhIRL OF VIR-
GlNIA'S VORTEX.
Finding a CLASSY MOmentO-Ras
and Social.

ChaS. Van BfOcklyn OF Ited Blu is
in town.
The legislature will adjourn next
Thursday.
George H. Lyon of Lyon is at the
the Madison House.
A son was born to Mrs. p. May. of
Adobetown, Monday.
William Fletcher Of Meadow Creek
was in town yesterday.
Charles Prentiss of Twin Bridges
was in town Wednesday.
Col. Galloway has recovered from a
severe attack of la grippe.
Judge Showers and court stenograDh-
err Monaghan left for Dillon Wednes-
day morning.
w. w. Morris, the we'll known Pony
mining man, was in the city several
days thisweek.
l.. L. Gordon, of the we'll known firm
OF Gordon Bros. of Meadow Creek. was
in the city Tuesday.
Prof. Ackley, who is doing evange-
listic work in Butte, contemplates an
eastern trip in the near future.
Mrs. Harrison. widow of the late H.
G. Harrison. was in town Saturday on
business pertaining to the Harrison
estate.
o~o. lDN.-11 ..Ii,f ,1,N1, - <lD ,salf
son house, will spend mex week with
friends in Butte. He will leave in the
morning.
Read the article on 'Napoleon in
Egypt by George L. Kilmer on the
last page of the MADIsONIAN. 1t is
interesting.
J. d. Heald, exprobate Judge of
Madison county and a citizen of Vir-
ginia for many years is now a resident
of Windham. New Hampshire.
Miss May Gohn, who had the mis-
fortune to sprain her ankle while
dancing at the last Lotus club recep-
ton, has almost recovered from the
effects of her injury.
j. L. Glenn. an old time hotel man,
has taken charge of the Ruby hotel at
Sheridan. Mr.. Glenn will ~undoubted-
ly prove a popular caterer to the wants
Of the tired traveller.
Prof. Geo. II. Filing contemplates a
visit to Butte in the near future. The
object of his visit to the smoky city
will be to perfect himself in some of
the latest steps terpsichorean.
William Hendra and Lille Pink,
both of Silver Star were united in
marriage at the Easton House Thurs
day evening, the nuptial knot being
fastened by Rev. Wiley Mountjoy.
Rev. Holmes. who until recently
had charge of st. Paul parish, has re-
turned from a visit to his family in
British Columbia. He will probably
resume his labors in this locality.
James Garrison of Adobetown has
begun some dry work on his diggings,
preparatory for the seasons placer
operations. Alder gulch miners will
be very active during the coming
season.
A beautifully embroidered lady's silk
handkerchief was found on the street
a few days ago. 1t will be returned to
the owner on application to Henry
Stetfens. sporting editor of the MADI-
sONIAN.
Through the medium of the Heart
and Hand, a journal devoted to mat
tiers matrimonial, it is understood that
marriage is about to be consummated
between a young man of this city and
an eastern lady.
r. G. Halliday, the we'll known
wholesaler, was in town to-day. MI.
Holiday, in common with many others
is strong in his denunciatiOn of the eN-
Orbitant revenue laws provided for by
the political code.
At the Methodist church Sunday
night the pastor will speak on self cul-
ture. The young people are especially
invited. Epworth League meets at IL
a. m. and Sunday school at 3 p. m.
Everybody welcome.
Miss Janette Davis, whose ability as
teacher is too well known to need
mention in these columns, has been
elected to the position in the Virginia
(ifV pOhlic schools ma6o yooapf nv the