The Anaconda standard., 1896-02-02
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES
Continued From Page Twelve.

continue to be well attended anu HluSH
religious enthusiasm is being AWAKEN
ed.
Bishop Brewer of this Episcopal dio-
cese VIII be in Livingston on Ash
Wednesday, Feb. 10. and conduct
morning and evening services at 81
Andrews church.
II. +. Kuehn has resigned his posi-
ton with Hefferlin Bros. for the pur-
pose of engaging in business for him.
self at Elhston, Mont, having pur-
chased the general merchandise store
of Ed Burns.
A large delegation of Big Timber
people came up from that city Thurs-
day to witness the Cawthorn company
present "A Fool for Luck" at the OPP
era house. The party was composed
of Frank Bliss and wife. Mrs. George
Gros. Grant Keller. County Attorney
Sydney Fox, Sheriff Jake DeHart'
County Clerk George Hudson, County
Commissioners L. .. FaQong ana n.
c. Logan, Editor Walter Aitken. Tom
Gurney and Station Agent Bennett.
The ladies of the congregational
church will hold a social session AT
the home of Mrs. j. l.. Holmes next
Wednesday afternoon.
The ladies of st. Andrews guild Will
meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
II. Orschel at the Albemarle parlors:
Prizes for the annual masquerade
ball to be given by the Livingston
band on the evening of St Valentines
day will be contributed by the follow
ing merchants: Charles Garnier, Krie-
ger & Co, Leopold Bros. Lee Eisen-
berg. ]. O. Sax, Veit & Co, Scheuber
& Co. T.. +. Confarr, Thompson Bros.
and Hefferin Bros.
The Nellie McHenry theatrical en-
gegement for this city has been can
celed owing to the burning of the op-
era house.
DIR. c. II. Mussigbrod was over from
Warm Springs the first of the week.
Mrs John Hooley and daughter are
in Helena visiting relatives.
Ex- Receiver j. +. Mercer of the LiV-
ingston National bank departed We'd
nesday on a business trip to the ma
tional capital.
Mrs. ]. c. Sperry Of Red Lodge was
| in the city the first of the week on a
visit with her son. Operator Burt
| Sperry.
Foreman II. ]. wickman of the
Glendive car shops spent Sunday in
| Livingston.
Mrs. Minnie Hickox returned We'd
| nesday from a months visit with Mrs.
| c. H. Savage and Mrs. Frank Hutch
| ings of Butte.
F. s. Webster has gone to St. Paul
on business.
! Rev. j. L. Pritchard went down To
| Big Timber Tuesday and conducted
| special services in st. Marks church.
| Attorney A. G.. Hatch and Cashier J.
A. Hall were up from Big Timber the
| past week.
Mrs. T McInerney visited Butte
friends during the week.
Louis and Sam Schott of Great FANS
were in the city Monday and tuesday
on business.
Mrs. Crawford spent the week with
Bozeman friends
Al Trager of Gardiner was in town
the past week.
Mrs. w. D. Mcclellan of Springdale
was in the city Sunday the guest ol
Mrs. w. II. Yeaton.
f. Goughnour is back from Missouls
county.
Mrs. ]. A. Mclaughlin left for Hell
ena Thursday on a two weeks Visl
with friends and relatives.
Harry McCue. the old time engineer
has returned from Duluth and will en-
gage in business in this city with j. o
Sax.
Max Brown, representing the Mon
tana Transcript, is in the city.
| c. w Savage, mayor of Miles CITY
and proprietor of the Albemarle in thi
city, returned the past week from
business trip to the metropolis of Gus
ter county.
Mrs. T. II. Smith has returned from
an extended visit with eastern rela
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