The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-11

Rixon. Messrs. Thomas Chapple. J.. II.
Johnston. George Settler, w. ]. Ref
enrath, Allen Farrell. DIR. IL. +. Arm
strong. Fred and VIII Rixon. Dr.. Nc
Doweli of Staples. Mimi: Masters Har-
old Rixon. Harry Chapple and Arthur
Panton.
On Saturday evening the Misses Pan
ton gave a reception Ito meet Miss
MathCson." who was soon to change
her name. and a number awaited them
selves. In spite Of the inclement wealth
er. OF the Last opportunity to meet the
guest OF before her departure.
The evening was passed with converse
ton n music, and delicious refresh
ments were served. The floral decora-
tions were very fine. Those present
were: Misses Edith Matheson, Fraser.
Ogilvie. Pitcher. Colvin. May Mccor-
mick. Hayden. Anna Rixon. Winnie
Rixon. Mae Toole. Reynolds. Gruwell.
Edwards. Whaley. Gamble. Hood.
Chapple. Roeser. Alice Walk. Beatrix
Matheson. Mrs. Hill n Mrs. Gerald
Panton assisted in entertaining the
guests.
A surprise party was made up by a
number Of his friends on Jay McCor-
mick. and they gathered at the home
OF his father. A. Mccormick. on Mon
day evening. where a jolly time was
spent. The young gentleman Is short
ly to depart for the east to enter a
college. Whist wac played. and deli
cious refreshments were served. Those
present were: Misses Grace Church.
Maude Gruwell. Alice Mccormick.
Blanche Mickey. Laura Reed. winni-
fred Rfxon. Messrs. John Belanger.
Charles Chapple. Roy Evans. Tony
Matheson, Grin Mickey. Bruce Rem
wick. Fred Rixon, Will Rixon. Percy
Smith. John Seaman. Ira Whitney and
Charles whitney.
The ladies Of st. Luke's guild were
very pleasantly entertained by Mrs. NJ.
II. Rademaker on Thursday evening.
The pariors were beautifully decorat-
ed with flowers and palatable refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. j. II. Goss pleasantly entertain
ed a number of ladies on Saturday aft
noe in honor Of her guest, Mrs. Fred
w. Lee of Park City.
Mrs. John Mcintyre and Mrs. David
Fratt. who have been spending a week
visiting Mr.. traits cattle ranch on
the Musselshell. returned home Mon
day evening.
Rev. A. Carswell departed on Monday
for Washington, ID. c., where he will
attend as a delegate from Montana the
general convocation of the Episcopal
church.
Mrs. Bartlett, who has beer visiting
ntT sltttT, MIS-. r. vince OF 1dTk lily.
returned on Friday to her home in
Kansas City.
Sergeant Il. b. Carter. Tho guidon
bearer of troop NJ. returned Sunday
night. Since he left Chickamauga with
the 3rd volunteer cavalry he a been
visiting his relatives in Connecticut
and New York. Leo Carper. who was
a member of the troop. also returned
after visiting relatives in the East.
Nfr0 Inhhan 80 Gharfaan UxA q
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. n. @.
Carwile.
@. NJ. HAYS was in town this week
attending to his political duties as chair
man of the democratic central commit
tee. +. H. Foster Is chairman of the
new committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ton Collins were down
from Gebo last week.
Miss Talbott's pupils gave a pleas
ant recital last week.
DR.. Mcdowell of Staples. Mimi. spent
a few days in town this week on a
visit to his former college chum n
partner, DIR. Chapple. DIR. Mcdowell
has a host OF friends in Billings VINO
will be glad to know that he has a
very large and lucrative practice in
Staples.
Hon. o. F. Goddard left on Monday
for Omaha to visit the exposition for
a week.
Grant s.. Lamport. who has been ex-
press agent at Bozeman for about a
has returned to Billings to live.
George Pirrie and Jas. II. A~sbridge. |
the ~well-known woolgrowers, are in
from the north.
Will Morse has resumed his position
In the Northern Pacific offices, which
he resigned to go to the war.
Tom Hogan Of Red Lodge was shak-
ing hands with his numerous friends
In town last week. Mr.. Hogan Is a
on the silver republican
ticket for sheriff of Carbon county.
Phil Daniels of Butte, who repre-
sents the Burlington in the western
part OF the state. was here Sunday es-
Mrs. Daniels on her way to
Nebraska TO visit friends and relatives.