The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-10-10
PERSONAL MATTERS.
SEVEN DAYS IN THE SO
GAL CITY.
Readers of the Gathering
Generalties of the Week-PerSoal Men,
ton.

Bert Mitchell, of Ennis, is in the
city.
William Zahner left for Kansas City.
Monday.
w. B. Willard will leave for Omaha
tomorrow. /
S. +. Smith. of Ennis, was in the
city yesterday.
John S. Allen returned from a trip
to Butte yesterday.
Don 0. Spalding, of Meadow Creek.
is in the city to-day.
Hon. Alex Metzel spent several days
in the city this week.
David O'Brien. the Sheridan mer-
chant. is in the city today.
James Doran left for Butte. Monday.
where he expects to remain.
J. X. Hart. the boss horticulturist of
Madison county, is in the city.
S. B. Page. Democratic candidate
for treasurer. is fixing political fences
in the Ennis country.
TIE ball. advertised for this evening
has been postponed until next Friday
evening. October 10Th.
Wiley Mountjoy. will hold service in
the Nj. E. church Sunday. the llth inst
at ii a. m. and s D. IN.
w. j. Ennis and H. H. Allen will
open a thirst parlor at Ennis, tOmor-
row, Saturday evening.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
w. w. Morris has been seriously i'll at
his home for the past week.
Rev. Bowker will not hold services
next sunday morning. but will hold
the usual Sunday evening service.
Roy Mead, son of G.. w. Mead, will
arrive from Livingston this evening,
and will attend school here this win
ter.
NJ. NJ. Duncan, Democratic candidate
for county attorney. is in the city today
to give the glad hand to his constitu-
ents.
The new Methodist church building
in the Taylor district is just about com
pleted. 1t will be known as the Ruby
Chapel"
Richard Morris, of Butte. son of
John Morris. who formerly resided in
Virginia, was in the city several days
this week.
The sunshine of the countenance of
James Saunders, the Artemus Ward
of the Madison, gloritied the Dillon
fair meeting.
There is talk, among the business
men of the city. Of organizing a stock
company for the purpose Of prospecting
on the Bertha vein.
George Henderson picked up a mug
get or his Summit property Monday
weighing four and one-half unc Its
value is about $67. 80.
p. E. Adams arrived from Charles
ton. Iowa, a few days ago. and will be
employed as first assistant in the whis-
ker parlors of Martin B. Mclean.
F. Z. Cooper, representing the bright
and breezy Sheridan Paper, mingled
with the people of Virginia in the in
terest of this enterprise this week.
Don't overlook the fact that q mass
meeting will be held at Armory hall
Saturday evening for the purpose OF
organizing a non-partisan free silver
club.
D1ED-1n this city on Wednesday the
Eth inst, Charles Henry. the infant
!, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Trout.
The bereaved family have the sympa'
thy of the entire community.
The Kings Daughters will meet al
I the residence Of Mrs. Martin Mclean
, Wednesday afternoon, at which i'm
: portant business will be transacted
and a full attendance is requested.
S. 8. Putnam, of Chicago, presiden
of the American Secular Union. an(
! who is a celebrated advocate of FREE
1 thought doctrines, delivered lecture
in this city Saturday evening. and Sun
, day morning and evening.
The city council. at its Tuesday eve
ming meeting. fixed the price Of stand
u ard sized cemetery lots at SIG. Large
and smaller lots will be sold at proper
e tionate rates. Aside from this matte
= the regular routine business Occupie,
aldermanic attention.
P. V. Jackson, the Sterling mininj
man was in the city this week. MI
Jackson's property is yielding an occa
II sional shipment of 500 ore. He share
with the M~ADISONIAN, the belief il
the future greatness OF the S:erlin
u and Revenue mining country.
} Rev. Wiley Mountjoy returned fror
e Deer Lodge yesterday, where he a
tended the annual meeting of the Mon
tana Christian association, and of whic
he was elected president for the eI
suing year. The next meeting OF tn
i association will be held in MissOuia.