The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-13

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ganized by Professor Kennicot, which
includes those most proficient among
the resident pianists already has
given a marked impetus TO the study
required TO improve technique. The
Chopin afternoon proved success and
enjoyable in every way. The closed
doors of the Organization, except to
members. give promise that the vigil
lance of the doorkeeper viii be relaxed
enough to permit limited number of
the friends OF the different individuals
concerned to enjoy the numbers rem
dered at some future date
e. A. Upton returned Monday from
a visit to his old home in Lexington.
Ky. after tour Of various Eastern
cities in company with Mrs. Upton and
the children who remained in Lexing-
ton to attend the celebration of the fif-
fieth anniversary of the wedding of her
father and mother.
L. G. Smith will visit the Bitter Root
neighborhood TO look after ranch inter-
ests in that fertile valley.
Mrs. James c. Roberts has been seri-
ously iii at her residence on Locust
street. but continues to improve to the
qualification of her numerous friends.
Mr. and Mrs. +. f. Sergeant at dinner
Wednesday evening at the Montana.
Mrs. George Day and children came
down from Butte Thursday and are the
guests of Mrs. George Lyman at the
Shoemaker.
Charles H. Lane of Butte was the
guest of L. G. Smith and family at the
Montana the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Grannis and daughter, Lucy,
who have been visiting various friends
in this city, returned Monday to their
home in Dillon after a week spent in
highly enjoyable manner
Mrs John Lee Henry returned Sat
urday night from a six months visit to
her parents in Mexico, where the balmy
air has added to her store of good
health and genial spirits. The task of
house-hunting is occupying her energy
since her return.
Frederick Bremner will sail for Scot
land on a visit to his parents in the old
home in that country via the White
Star line steamer The Majestic. Mr..
Bremner leaves a legion of friends in
this city who hope that other interests
will not entirely usurp their places In
his memory, and wish him all success
at whatever calling in life he may
choose to adopt
John r. Toole left for the East on
Wednesday evening.
c. Lavelle of Columbia Falls has
spent the greater part of the past week
in Anaconda.
DR. Mckenzie left on Thursday even
ing for the East, where he will join his
family returning here with them in the
course nf n month mr. six wpplxS
Miss Dora Surprenant returned to
Butte Friday after a fortnights stay
among the numerous friends of her old
home in Anaconda.
Mrs. William f. Bond and Miss Be
fnent. with Miss Ruby Bond and Will
lam Bond, jr., left yesterday for Cali
fornia, having been detained by the
serious attack of la grippe from which
Ruby suffered before her departure.
Judge Hunt of Helena came over
last evening to visit his friends. the
families of Judge w II. Dewitt and
Mrs Rumley. He will accompany his
wife, who has been visiting in the city
about week to Helena on Monday.
Paul Mitchell and Ed O'Neill of Deer
Lodge Were in the city on Tuesday.
b. F. Mahan of Butte was in the city
Monday on business.
Mrs. b. +. Martz. who has been visit
ing her son Frank in this city. returned
to her home in Stevensville on Monday
Miss Cecilia Crooks accompanied her
brother. Louis Crooks, on his trip to
Vancouver and the coast cities of the
Pacific. They began their trip Fri
day.
Mrs. A. G. MacCallum and Mrs
v,lr inlx iGit
ors Thursday.
Mrs. Edwards of Hamilton is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Lancaster of this
city.
Dan Maroney was a Deer Lodge Wis
iter during the week.
William Gum of Butte spent day
early in the week visiting with Misses
Marion and Madge Scarborough.
James f. Lansing was down from
Butte during the week
Miss Alice Lambdin of Helena has
been the guest of her cousins, Misses
Marion and Madge Scarborough, for
week. She left Tuesday for Butte,
where she will visit with friends be-
fore her return home.
Assistant Manager Beaton Of the
Gold Coin Mining & Milling company.
vas q SAtSt a. TIC AsA1itAailti ddA 4ilS lii
week. and is able TO resume his occu-
patton once more since his recent acct
dent
Joseph Surprenant came over from
Butte Friday and is looking for resi-
dence. with a view to locating in Ana
conda for the future.
j. W. Passmore OF Butte was in the
city on Tuesday.
s. 3. calderhead was an Anaconda
visitor during the week
Lew Coleman. sr., of Deer Lodge Ii
in the city visiting with his sons.
Mrs. Owen O'Neill left last week fol
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