The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-08-17

Dan Williams, who was formerly in
terested with y. Parkerin Alder gulch
placer mines, but who is now a resi-
dent OF Butte, is renewing his ac-
quainfance with Virginia City.
W. NJ. Tuohy, the indeiatiguaple
general agent Of the Northern Pacific
Company, was in Virginia this week,
looking after the interests Of his com
pany. This is Mr.. Twohy's second Wis
it to Virginia during the past six
months. He is very much impressed
with the L OF Madison county.
Jesse Hall and Miss Edna Thomas
left for Bozeman Monday to join the
Harrington geyser party. On their
return Miss Thomas will leave for her
home in Des Moines. She Is q charm
ing young lady and has made many
friends in this section during her short
s%ojourn al the home of her aunt, Mrs.
Annie Hall. Mrs. Hall, accompanied
by her Sons, will probably leave for
, Des Moines a few weeks later.
Charlse Reel. the popular young
liveryman OF Pony, is married. This
is probably old news to his friend. On
the Madison side but it will be fresh to
Us OF Virginia. The fortunate young
lady is Miss Allen of Harri-
son, who is well known in Virginia and
has many friends here, where she has
visited on several occasions. The
MAD1soN1AN congratulates Mr.. and
Mrs. Reel and wishes them M abund-
ance Of the joys and pleasures Of life.
George Henderson,, ". J. Foreman,
! James How and Julius Kohls returned
from Ruby Creek Wednesday evening
and to them must be awarded the
honor Of being the participants of the
champion %piscatorial expedition up to
date this season. They caught in the
neirhborhOod Of 100 trou. and white
fish. The trip was a very pleasant
one, the only incident OF note occurring
was when Jim How fell into the creek
and almost had his equal rights opin-
ions washed away.
]. c. Henley. n of the officers OF
the American Development and Min.
ing Company, the concern which owns
the Golden Sunlight group Of mines
near Whitehall, spent several days OF
!. this week in Virginia. Mr.. Henley
stated that it was the intention of his
company to remodel the Weitchall
plant in the lear future. The Golden
Sunlight, when operating, will employ
y about 60 men. Mr.. Henley's company
1 10 also largely interested in Gibbons
vile, Idaho, mining property.
u Romulous Brown and Miss Ameli;
:. A. Cheney were united in marriage b,
the Rev. Oliver at the home Of the
I brides brother, Jebular Cheney, a
Nobleville Wednesday. The weddin:
was o quiet affair, only the relative
c and few friends, including Mr.. and
Mrs. D. B. Noble OF Nobleville. Mr.
o and Mrs. r. W. Noble of Whitehall
7 Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rhodes of Twil
Bridges, and MIR. and Mrs. Spiel
n of Sheridan being presnt. Th
G bride is spoken OF as & most esttm
able lady. having only recently arrive
from New Brunswick. Mr.. Brown
s an old resident Of Madison comfy an
is quite well-to-do.
IL Mrs. T.. Cassidy. sister OF T. f.. Po
" lard OF this city. and her friend MIR:
- &. Clifford, who have been MIR. Po
IS lard's guests for the past few days, lie.
g for Helena Tuesday morning. Bot
ladies live in Omaha, where their hu
fe bands are well known in commerce;
,r circles. After visiting Helena the
is will go to Saltaire Beach. Salt LAX
lc City, and from thence to Denver. an
from the Queen City to Manitou, whel
is they expect to spend the remainder
the summer. While here the ladi,
. visited various points OF interest, il
GLIDING the splendid ranches in tt
Upper Ruby. During their sojou,
here Mrs. Clifford received a Wis
:" from her brother, stephen Kennedy
Anaconda.
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