The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-02
BczEMAN'o SOCIAL CIRCLE.

BCZEMAN'o SOIIAL CIRCLE.
Bozeman Feb. 1.-The union revival
services started here the first of the
year still continue and will be con-
Quoted in the Methodist church the
coming week. There have been many
converts and the interest in these
meetings is increasing instead of
showing any signs of dying out. There
We're 10 at the Thursday evening meet
ing who stood up for prayers and the
church is crowded with attentive lis
teners at both the afternoon and even
ing services. The business houses are
now closed at o'clock to allow the
proprietors and clerks the privilege Of
attending the evening services and
this will probably continue until the
revival meetings cease. on Sunday
afternoon at o'clock there Will be
special service in the Baptist church
for men only" the speaking to be
upon the sins of men," with appro-
pirate special music as a feature of
the service.
The ladies of St James Episcopal
church served supper oysters and ice
cream and cake in the Courier build
ing Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
of this week, clearing over $l00,-this
amount to go toward the church debt.
y few of the students of the agri-
cultural college gave a dance in Arm
DRY hall Thursday evening. The facul-
~ of the college do not approve of
dancing, however. and so few of the
students could be interested in the af-
fair that il was not a success imam
cially the boys coming out few dol
lars behind on expenses.
Miss Ola Ruffner entertained few
friends Sunday afternoon and evening
at the ranch home of her parents near
BoZeman in honor of c. w. Jackson,
who left Monday morning for two
months visit with friends and rela-
tives in New York state The after
noon was taken up with an elegant
Sunday dinner, social chat, evening
lunch and the delightful ride home
from "ROscdalc." Those present were
c. w. jackson. Romano Hogan, Lloyd
r. Hood, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Martin,
Misses Beatrice Schmalhausen, Grace
Maiden and NJ. A. Cantwell.
4 number of little folks were present
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c.
Haskell on Saturday last TO help their
little daughter, Miss Charlotte, cele-
brate her 18th birthday. Games and re-
freshments aided in making the after
noon one of real enjoyment TO the lit
tie ones.
There was a mass meeting Of the
students of the agricultural college
this week. called for the purpose of
turning the college paper, the College
Exponent, over to the students, the
following editorial STAFF being elected:
/ w. :. Shaw, editor in chief; Miss Lucy
Stafford and F. V. Blankenship. cont.
editors: Miss Sadie Shaw, personalia;
w. ID. Province exchange editor: .. p.
Morgan and l. x. Wisner, locals; AL
bert Metzel, business manager; Miss
Gertrude Brandley, assistant business
manager Professor II. c.. Phelps Of
the business department Of the college
has had charge Of the Exponent until
this time. the paper having been start
ed by him.
\ Captain Barr. fresh from Canada,
reinforced the Salvation army from
Friday last to Monday morning, going
| on from here To Spokane. where he is
| to be stationed. A new adiutant with
| his WIFE likewise on their way from
| Canada To report for duty at Spokane,
will preach here Saturday and Sunday
of this week. assisting the local officers
of the army.
\. u. Maynard is among the suffer-
| CTS with Ia grippe this week, having
been confined to his bed since Sunday.
Miss Sarah Hyde, daughter of Post
master Hyde of Hyde. Mont, and for
merly college student here. is visit
| ing friends in town this week.
{. B. Vivian has decided to try city
| life. leaving his ranch near Bozeman
| this week TO take up his residence in
4 Butte.
ON saturday evening John Tulloch
| of Logan and Miss Elida Oleson Of this
/ place were united In marriage by Rev.
| u. :. McCas!in at the home of Mr. and
/ Mrs A. II. Mortin.
J u. johnson left Monday for the
! East 10 spend some weeks with friends
! in Michigan.
u II. Asbury went over 10 Butte
| Monday for a few days of city life.
Mrs. NJ. \. banks, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Alexander,
has returned to her home at Beaver
| ton. ore.
Miss Amelia Hogan went To Helena
the last Of the week and, after a short
! visit there. will return To her home at
/ Rals.pn spa. y. Y.
Mrs Emily VeIzy. who has been III
here for some weeks past. was taken
/ to 81. Peters hospital at Helena this
/ week.
Mrs. r. c. Crawford and Mrs. Hay
+ cock were over from Livingston Mon
4 day.
George y. Fuller Of Bozcman has
| been appointed as postal clerk. 10 run
| from Helena 10 Miles city. Commenc-
| ing Feb. ;.
! Mr. W. 9 Pendleton Of Anaconda
! is over Tor a short visit with her sister
Mrs. H. +. McNaughton, OF this place.
+. Z Fowler OF Mcleod. Mont. is in
/ the city looking up old time friends.
Contractor Charles Sutton anc bride
arrived on Monday from Mssoula and
are stopping at the Laclede.
/ George II. Thomas, one Of thc carly
/ residents OF this section. wpuud up his
business here last week and left sat
urIay morning for BelleVille, III. Mr.
I Thomas was for many years proprie-
f.r ar tho Empire iaUrirg min At
Spring HIN. an extensive farmer In thar