The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-12

Tuesdays festivities exceeded in their
hrillianey any previous efforts of the
orders as hosts. The spacious assem-
bly, room in the Beaumont block was
gafly bedecked in bunting, emhlems and
decorative insignia of the popular or
ganiaations, and together with the rich
toilets and pleased smiles which
Wreathed the faces of all present made
a most harmonious function. The oe-
casion for the gathering was the official
visit to Mount Powell lodge of Grand
Recorder James Sullivan of Helena,
whose missionary stay in our commun-
ity. though only for day, and inter-
estng address before the WorlSmen,
will doubtless bring about a healthful
growth in the membership of the order.
Mr.. Sullivan is in complete mastery of
the English language and his logical
discourse on the benefits aecruing from
membership in beneficiary organiZa-
lions We're most convincing. At the
close of the remarks by Mr.. Sullivan
! the Woikmen, their ladies and their
friends. partook of an elaborate spread
] all making merry around the festal
board until a late hour. Covers were
j laid in the banquet hall for 100.
John f. Clague of the firm of Clague
Bres., eonfectioners of this city, was a
business visitor to Butte and Anaconda
j Thursday and Friday.
Attorney j. H. Meyers and A. f. Rob-
/ inson We're in Anaconda several days
this week, having business before the
county tribunal sitting in probate.
Edward II. Sehooley, for a number of
/ years ASSOCIATED with John H. Adams
and Thee. kasky i'm the Arms tonsorial
rooms in this city. died suddenly of
heart disease in a Polk street lodging
house in San Francisco Wednesday of
last week. letter recently received
by a friend Of the deceased from Mr..
Arms, who is pow a resident of San
Gsp9nai.Tn the Intelligence that
Schaoley was penniless and among
strangers when death came.
J. c. Styles and wife nee Miss Linny
Batterton Of ANGn) We're visitors To the
home of Judge and Mrs. J. Y. Batter
! ton several days during the past week
their visit here being occasioned by the
serious illness of Mrs. Batterton. who
has been suffering for a number o1
| weeks from an attack of influenza. The
venerable lady's condition has material
~ improved during the past few days
and her recovery is assured by the fam
lily physician.
p < Patterson has returned from
summers absence spent in Butte, where
he recently completed a number o
building contracts.
rony two .ell-knoWn young men o
Anaconda. spent Sunday with friends i,
this city.
Mrs. Conrad kahrs and daughter
Miss Katherine NbHfSr were SOCIAL Wis
itors to Butte for several days durin;
t | the past week.
J. NJ Quinn of Butte spent Saturda,
! with friends and acquaintance in Dee
: Lodge.
Warren Z. Evans was called to Mis-
snula last Monday to the bedside o
his wife. who is undergoing treatmen
! in the hospital in the Garden city Mrs
Evans suffered from serious relaps
sunday afternoon. her condition bein
a 1 such in the evening from suecessiv
: heart failures, that Mr.. Evans was tel
egraphed for, the doctors anticipatin
her death. Monday the crisis wa
reached in the sufferers Illness. how
ever. and her Improvement has bee
most gratifying.
II Mrs Alfred Z. Jones has returned t
: her home in Butte after pleasant Wis
] | of two DAYS To her sister, Mrs. Byro
Wood and family on South ID street
Miss Alma Bielenberg, leader in tn
u social set of the Valley city, is a CUES
a fer fortnight in the Anaconda HON
2 Let Mr. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Lowry on Sout
IL Main street.
n Miss Mamie c. Miller. eldest daughte
ID q Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. Miller. has gon