The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-12
THE WEEK IN VIRGINIA
HAPPENINGS OF A LOCAL
NATURE.
A RecO rd Of the Happenings Of the
Pact Seven Days--The DOingS Of Nir-
ginians- Personal aud Generals Mat
tiers.

Sam Smith Of Ennis is in the City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gohn are in San
Francisco.
+. d. Marsh, OF Sheridan. was in
town Monday.
Rev. Mountioy returned last evening
from Whitehall and Gaylord.
Captain Trerise, superintendent of
the Letter, was in the city Monday.
Fred H~ermsmeyer, one Of the fathers
Of Sheridan, was in the city Monday.
Fred Peterson, Of the Upper Ruby,
was in town Monday to pay his taxes.
Mrs. F. r. Merk is visiting at the
home of Mayor and Mrs. Bennett this
week.
The Ennis lodge of the A. O. U. w.
gave their annual ball, this (Friday)
evening.
J. J. Crowley. the Red Bluff mining
man is in the city, on business connect
ed with his property.
Rev. Mountjoy will hold regular
service at NJ. E. church tomorrow
morning and evening.
The Maccabee reception, which was
to nave been held Thursday evening,
was postponed indefinitely.
George Lowman, who has been in
Custer City, Idaho, for the past ten
months, will return to Virginia for the
holidays.
c. S. German, of Butte, the archi-
ing the city hall, spent several days in
the city this week.
Alex McAllister, the MeadOwcreek
dairyman, who expects to open a gen
eral merchandise establishment at
Meadowcreek shortly, was in the city
Monday.
The fair, given under the auspices of
the various guilds of the Episcopa
church. last Friday evening was very
successful. The amount realized was
between 800 and 800.
Quite a number of ~delinquents have
responded to the MADISONlAN'S urgent
notice OF last week. but there are 9th
ers--numerOus-- whom we would be
pleased to hear from.
bob Boatmam and William Culver
who were in the city last week, have
reorganized the tribe of A.. Os, with
the Centennial valley as it's reservation
and Bob Boatman as chief.
The sixteen to one social of the ladie:
of the Christian church will be helt
this evening at the M. f. church. TIL
funds realized will go to the Christina
tree fund. The public is cordially IN
vited.
Rev. Smith of Sheridan, request
the MADIsONIAN to say that he wa
prevented from holding his usual serv
ices here last Sunday by an unfortu
nate combination of bad weather an,
bad health.
There will be work in tn,
W. third degree at the meetin,
D., w OF Virginia Lodge, No. l, A
+. Il A. NJ, this Saturday evening
7. All members in good standing are il
} vited to be present.
George Gohn has purchased 1000
brick of ]. II. Vanderbeck, which vii
be used in the construction of the me-
Metropolitan meat market. Work @
Mr.. COINS new building will begi
with the early spring.
George Gohn Is feeding a herd of Il
head of beeves which he bought durin
the past three months. The beeves al
quartered at Laurin, and are destine
to find their way to the hooks of tn
Metropolitan meat market.
The Altar guild connected with Tril
ity mission, Madison Valley, gave
very successful fair and social on Sa
urday evening last. The hall was I'll
ed from : p. m. to II p. m. when til
amount cleared was found to be neart
$40 than $50. Mrs. j. l., Hartman
In charge of the Guild and much prai.
is due to her for the snccess