The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-25
IN LIVINGSTON.
Wedding Bells Rang MerriIy and Ere
quently Last Week.

quently Last Week.
Special Correspondence of the Standard.
Livingston. Sept. 24-The members Of
the Methodist choir gave a social at
the hospitable home OF the Misses
N%ivienne and Brighta Hunter last
Wednesday evening. The affair was well
attended and the guests were enter
tanned with music and games and re-
called with a dainty luncheon. quite
q sum was realized by the choir. and
these socials will be made a feature of
that organization in the future.
Tuesday evening, at the Episcopal
church i'm this city, was celebrated the
wedding OF Professor J. b. Beeson and
Miss Martha Gerard Ash. the accom-
Dlished daughter of Hon. T. $. Ash Of
this city. The happy couple departed
the following day for Chicago, where
the groom viii enter Rush Medical col
lege.
Miss Anna McDermott this week re-
ceived the sad intelligence Of the death
OF her brother. Captain +. Z.
mott. of the Minnesota volunteers. The
deceased was one OF the first to respond
10 the call for troops. and while station
ell at Tampa, Ca. contracted the fever
which later resulted in his death.
.. n. Darling, Northern Pacific agent
at this point, departed the latter part
Of last week for Usage, Iowa, having
been called to that place by the death
OF his father.
The dwelling house Of T. r. Thomas
on Upper Shields river was destroyed
by fire at an early hour Tuesday morn
ing. The house, barns and outbuildings
were totally consumed. The origin Of
tho fire is believed TO have been incen-
diary.
a quiet wedding took place Wednes-
day evening at the home OF Mrs. C..
T.. Lewellyn. George II. Reese and Miss
7 .,.f,, I gn..I1ro hafno tho pNntraHtinU
parties. The groom is a popular dis
patcher. and his bride is a young lady
well and favorably known in this city,
and a wife Of whom the lucky husband
may well be proud. The ~newly-wedded
pair left on Tuesdays train for ohio
on an extended wedding trip.
Miss Belle Martin departed Tuesday
for Hamilton, where she will spend
several months visiting with relatives.
Miss Edith Black, one of Fridley's
fairest daughters, was n Livingston
visitor this week.
Mrs. George Ennis. Mrs. Charles
Gardiner and Mrs. VIM. Mallahan were
among the ladies who went from here
TO Anaconda this week, taking advan-
tage Of the convention rates.
DR.. Mintie. father of Mrs. DR.. Alton,
arrived in Livingston Saturday from
Portland, Ore. and Will visit in this
city for some time.
: ]. II. Edwards, who has been in the
hospital at Missoula for the past two
weeks undergoing treatment for &C.
zema. returned Tuesday and has re-
sumed his position with the Northern
e Pacific.
Two more Of the popular young folks
/, of Livingston linked their lives and
! fortunes Tuesday evening at the Con
gregational church. when Louis Moore
Q led to the hymeneal altar Miss Mary
Curtis of this city. After the ceremony
% -. - -a-,g-.H - III hA,an nf fhf
I brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r
Q Curtis. where "A reception was held and
, a sumptuous wedding supper served
The bride is a young lady for whom
> her nan graces of face and form havt
s won many admirers, while the groom
is a popular conductor on this division
Of the Northern Pacific. and a gentle
Z man who numbers all who know hin
e as his friends.
G The golden chime Of wedding bell
heard so often in this city the pas
> week, Wednesday evening sent thei
a mellow tones ringing through the bus
n thing coal camp of Cokedale. announc
II ing the nuptials Of Hurst Beever an
Miss Elizabeth Murray. both popula
young people of Park county's Goa
l. metropolis. The ceremony was pei
v formed at the residence Of the bride
parents by the Rev. V. F. Clark Of thi
city.
m Inc w. - l. u. met WIFI MIS- 'tbi ?
= Sampsel last Friday afternoon and weI
very pleasantly entertained by that lad
b in her usual charming manner.
II. L. Robson, wife and sister, G. n
Walker and sister and Mr.. and Mrs.
l. W. Allen formed a jolly party Of Lily
le ingston people who departed Tuesdd
morning for a trip through Wonder
land.
10 Wilson Owens Of this city, who was
:, the Miles City troop of G~rigsby's RouG
!" Riders, has returned from Chick;
manga. ne having been mustered out
service. He speaks in no measure
lie terms of the poor treatment receive
In by the volunteers encamped at Chicks
P manga, and says hat out of his troo
ne comprising IS men, but % were mu'
tered out, the others being in the no
pital suffering from disease contractt
=. while in performance OF their duty.
~ Mrs. II. II. Dupuis and Mrs. Dan GIL
TX were among the Livingston visitors
lS Butte last Tuesday.