The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-23

They were accompanied by Mrs. n. II.
Mears and Miss Marie, who will remain
until the first of May.
]. y. winston of Anaconda was attend
ing to business in Deer Lodge Saturday
last.
]. L. Bradley was a guest in our town
this week and was greeted by many old
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Davis of this city
left last Tuesday evening for Sac City.
Iowa They have gone for Mrs. Davis
health. Mr.. Davis will return in a couple
of weeks.
Walter Kroeger Of Phnipsburg. who at
tended the college of Montana last year.
visited friends in Deer Lodge last week.
Mrs Brantly and children are spending
the week in Missoula with Judge Brantly.
The new hall at Race Track crossing
was completed last week and will be ded-
icated Friday evening. Extensive prepa-
rations are bling made for ball and all
are anticipating a big time. A number of
pleasure seekers will attend from Deer
Lodge.
Rhet wiles came down from Anaconda
last Saturday evening and spent Sunday
with the family.
Miss Mollie Wiles has been quite sick
the past week. but is greatly improved at
this date and will soon De out again.
The Presbyterian church celebrated
Christian Endeavor day last Sunday
evening in very pleasant and interest
my way. Music was furnished by Mrs. j.
II. Mills. Mrs. II. Il. Davis, Messrs. Sam
Beaumont and Professor Mcleod. Mr.
Reebe also sang a solo. Addresses, both
interesting and profitable, were delivered
by Mr.. Klene, President Martin, Profess
sor Mckee and Professor McLeod.s
most excellent paper prepared by Mrs.
Klene was read by Miss Mamie Hard
enbrook.
Mrs. e. o. voolfolk and Miss May
Voolfolk will leave Deer Lodge Monday
morning for San Diego. Cal, via. Port
land. where they will visit Miss Eva
Voolfolk, who has made that city her
home for the past two years.
DIR. A. II. Mitchell was a guest in
Helena last week.
r. G. Humber accompanied Mrs.
Humber home from Coloma last Sunday
evening and returned Monday morning.
j. NJ. Boardman spent last week in An
aconda, returning home Sunday evening.
George s. Miller was attending to bust
ness in Elhston last Thursday.
Miss Kraft, teacher of instrumental
music at the College of Montana, is a
guest of Mrs. Mary l.. Kelley at her
home in West Deer Lodge.
o. B. O'Bannon writes that he is much
pleased with his new field of labor in
Idaho
]. C. Morony spent few days of last
week with friends in Philipsburg.
The c. B. w. NJ. Auxiliary gave an
English tea at the home of Mrs. Byron
Wood last Thursday afternoon from to
5 o'clock, the occasion being that of Mrs.
Woods birthday. The first hour was de-
voted to the regular programme, after
which the time was spent socially. Tea
was served at 5 o'clock, as the ladies
found that two hours was entirely too
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meeting. Those present were: Mrs. L. e.
Irwin. Mrs. Scharnikow. Mrs. A. E. Will
lisms, Mrs. j. T. Batterton, Mrs. Mamie
Mills Mrs. William Williams. Mrs. ]. M.
Jordon Mrs. Lew Bradshaw. Mrs. Dins-
more, Mrs. Edward Scharnikow, Mrs.
Young. Mrs Ward, Misses Bette Batter
ton, Mamie Walton and Christine OLE
son.
Mrs. John O'Neill entertained in honor
| of her daughter Mrs. A. X. Bowden a
| large number of ladies at her home on
Rainbow avenue last Tuesday afternoon
from 3 10 8 o'clock 1t was one of the most
-de1ightfuf parties ever given in Deer
| Lodge The ladies were congenially seat
/ ed around small tables and each furnish
/ ed a pair of scissors and sheet Of tissue
/ paper with which TO display their taste
! in the art of paper flowers. Mrs. II. A.
| Smurr. Mrs. George s. Miller and Mrs N.
! j. Beilenberg were appointed as judges
10 award the prizes. some OF the lddleS
soon exhibited the work, their flowers
looking like dollhouse plants. while a
number still sat twisting and turning
paper and wire, trying to get IL into some
| shape to name il. Mrs. Henry Walton
won the first prize a handsome vase. for
a lovely moss rose and bud Mrs. Gerdts
made an elegant chrysanthemum and was
awarded second prize, a fancy cup and
saucer. Delicious refreshments were
served during the afternoon. Those in
vited were: Mesdames +. o. Voolfolk
/ L. z. Irvine. NJ. Woodward. Miles Bat
| terton, Adam Johnston, f. G. Prout, Sam
I Beaumont, NJ. Beaumont, j. III. Owings,
| o. j. Butler, ]. Gerdts, ]. II. Mills, Ma
mie Mills. Cading, NJ. Lowry, c. Will
liams, William Williams, Samuel Scott,
w. w. Higgins, Conrad Kohrs, J. NJ.
Boardman, ]. A. Hyde. Phil II. Miller,
I Cockrill. Van Gundy, Mary l.. Kelley,
Lee Kelley, G. A. Johnston, McLain, w.
II. Trippet. Trask, Levy Davis. N. j..
! Bielenberg. f. Scharnikow, T. c. Catlin.
/ c. Morse. G. S. Miller, Tom Morgan. j.
: Bailey. c. d. Joslyn. Peter Walton. II.
/ Walton, II. A. MACPHERSON, H. G. Ward,
/ Thomas Aspiring, Charles Aspiring, r. b.
Maxwell. Lew Coleman, Win Coleman, l.
| s. Elderd, II. b. Davis. S. +. Larabie
I Peck, II. A. Smurr, j. Smurr, W. Evans,
/ II. Harris, Z. S. Stackpole, McKinstry,
| Fred Hoss, r. G.. Humber st. Clair, j.
| McMullin, ]. c. Shaubut and Aylesworth
| Attorney Edward Scharnikow was
called to Butte Friday last.