The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-07
GREAT FALLS NEWS
The Marriage Of DR.. A. B. Simmons
and Miss Elizabeth Evans.
VISITORS
There's Trouble Among the Weld
ers of the "Kahzors" = DR..
Iiiffs Lecture-Rev. Mr..
Williamson designs.

Great Falls, April 6.-The marriage of
Miss Elizabeth Evans to DR.. Albert b.
Simmons occurred to-day al high noon
in the Episcopal church. Rev. DIR. Was
son officiating. The church, which was
decorated with tulips and smilax, was
filled with invited guests and friends of
the contracting parties. AS the organ
pealed forth the wedding march, the
bride came down the aisle on the arm OF
her father. Superintendent w. j. Evans.
and was by him given to the bridegroom.
Miss Evans was charmingly dressed in
a simple white satin gown. trimmed
with lace and carried white roses Miss
Daisy Evans, a sister of the bride. was
bridesmaid, and DIR. A A. Davis the best
man. The two young sisters of Miss
Evans, prettily dressed in white, with
white hats and white silk ribbons, were
flower girls and strewed marguerites i'm
the path of the bride and groom as they
left the altar. while a double quartet at
the same time sang the bridal chorus.
Following the wedding a reception was
given at the house which was tastefully
decorated with smilax, carnations and
marguerites and the dining room was
trimmed in green and white. They re-
ceived the congratulations and felicia
tons of hundreds of friends and leave to-
night on a short wedding tour. after
which they will go to their home at Cal
umet, Mich.
The irrepressible Kitty Manning is in
trouble again and is the guest of Chief
of Police Guerin at the city Jail until she
can be put on a train and sent out of the
city. One gentleman of color had alien
ated her affections from another gentle
man of color and the last mentioned in
dividual, upon discovering this state Of
affairs, put an extra edge on his razor,
and in true Thompson street style. en-
deavored to carve and slice his success
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capped injury and lodged a complaint
against the Infatuated Othello. Upon in
vestigation Kitty was found to be at the
bottom of the affair and was unceremoni-
ously pulled in.
The total collections in Judge Harkins'
court for the month of March is sos. rs.
The only business in police court were
the arraignment of three DRINKS, who
pleaded guilty and received the usual SEN
tence. fi
On account of the Ill health of Mrs.
Williamson, Rev. A. j. Williamson has
rendered his resignation to the First Con-
gregational society. II is to take effect
April 27. The society deeply regrets the
necessity, as Mr.. Williamson in the short
time he has been here, has made many
friends who will miss him both as a
spiritual adviser and as a companion. 4
Signe Nelson. the 2-year-old daughter
of Chris Nelson of Little Chicago, died
Sunday of diphtheria. She was buried in
the Highland cemetery.
Josephine Segher, the 19-months-old
daughter of George s. Segher, died Sun
day from an attack of measles and pneu-
monia. The remains were inferred to-
day in the Calvary cemetery.
There were no new cases of diphtheria
to-day and DR.. Longeway says IL will be
stamped out inside of a week
o. S. Warden of the Tribune is confined
TO the house by a severe attack of the
grip.
Rev. T. c. lin, d. D., lectured tonight
to crowded audience in the Methodist
church. His subject was THE Sunny
Side of My Army Life; What an Ohio
Cavalry Boy Saw in the Army" Mr.
1lin handled his subject with consum-
mate skill, making his audience see and
understand all sides of the stirring. varied
experiences through which he passed in
the great struggle for the union.
l.. j. Phelps left this afternoon on |
business trip to Helena.
Mrs. c. f. French has gone with her
family for long visit to Idaho
Judge Hawkins daughter. Miss Cora,
who has been suffering from an attack of |
diphtheria, is rapidly improving.
George A. Wells has been elected direc- |
tor of the First National bank, vice ID. |
resigned.
Henry Malcolm was injured to-day at |
the smelter by having his foot badly |
burned by hot metal. He was taken TO
the hospital. IL |
The woman's Relief Corps gave a very |
attractive masquerade this evening al
Myers hall.
The following delegates have been chos-
en- by the Woman's Relief Corps to at
tend the convention at Bozeman next |
week: Mrs. Bertha Buck. Mrs Mary
sires. Mrs. {. Il. Thayer. Mrs. Alice j.
Julian.
Sam Hill. w. III. Dunwoody. Edward T.
Nickels and Sir Stafford Northcote. ac-
by party of ladies. arrived IN
Great Falls from the East this morning
In the private car OF Marcus DAILY The
party spent the day in driving over the
city. visiting the Rainbow falls, the Giant
springs and other points of interest ad-
jacent to the city. II is understood the
party will visit Belt and then proceed to
Butte and Anaconda.