The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-13

| extended business stay in Salt Lake
| City and Mercur, Utah, where the gen.
| fleman owns some valuable mining
| properties.
Mrs. Rose Gibbons, widow of the late
/ Captain Thomas Gibbons. departed
Thursday morning for Salt Lake City,
where she and her children will make
a permanent home. Mrs Gibbons, who
| is in feeble health. was accompanied
| on her journey south by brother of
| her late husband, in whose home the
lady and her little ones will find shell
| ter.
c. Juney Renshaw of Butte, until
recently connected with a number of
mining ventures in the Bear gulch
country in the official raiment of as
sayer and chemist, spent Wednesday
afternoon and evening in Deer Lodge.
guest of honor in the household of
j. Ed O'Neill, a comrade of the now
mining experts halcyon college days.
Mr. Renshaw was accompanied on his
visit to this city by j. Paul Mitchell of
Warm Springs. another boon compan-
ion of other days, whose presence at
the eventide informal added much to
its cheeriness
The Woman's club met in regular
session for study with Mrs. Smurr last
Tuesday evening. 1t was a "miscel-
laneous" evening and varied and
highly enjoyable and instructive pro-
pfamme was under consideration, all
members present taking active part in
the business and study of the session.
The first number rendered, The New
Woman taken from an address be-
fore a class at Emerson college, by
Mrs. Bell. aAnecdote of Abraham Lin
Coin" Mrs. Boardman. Humorous
reading, Mariah's Mournin'.' Mrs.
Catlin. Humorous poem, Mrs Brantly.
Contemplation" an exquisite poetical
composition by F. r. Havergal, was
delivered by Mrs. Stackpole. 1.-The
House Opposite" from Anthony Hope,
by Miss Bielenberg. Death of Tenny-
son." Miss Augusta Galbraith. A clear
and concise original article on sun
Spots" by Mrs. Smurr. An original
composition entitled Marie Antoin-
cite" by Mrs. Joslyn. THE Ideal Club
Woman" pithy paper by Mrs. Smp-
son, was last on the programme.
Miss Flora V Miner, at one time
resident of this city but for the past
three years prominent educator in
the Bozeman schools. was married on
Feb. l to Luther G. Livingston of New
York city. The ceremony was pro-
nounced in the Livingston hotel, Grand
Rapids, Mich in the apartments of the
brides brother and wife. DIR. and Mrs
Samuel G. Miner. Rt. Rev George d.
Gillespie. d. D.. bishop of Western
Michigan, officiating, in the presence of
the immediate family only. Mr.. and
Mrs. Livingston will make their home
in New York. where Mr.. Livingston
has business interests.
c. ]. Mcnamara of Fort Benton and
T. A. NARROW of Helena, business asso-
ciates in the ownership of the IT l."
brand of cattle which ranges in the
northern section of the state, were Wis
itors in Deer Lodge Tuesday last. and
while here were guests of J. n. Biel-
enberg of the stock raising firm of
kohrs & Bielenberg.
The Christian Endeaxor society of
the Christian church will take the
usual hour for regular evening service
and devote the time in an endeayor day
service together with the rendition of
specially prepared music.
The ladies of the hive of Maccabees
have in preparation social entertain
ment TO be given i'll X. of p. hall on
the evening of Feb. H.
Rev. w. NJ. Jordan. pastor of the
Christian church. will preach in Ana
eonda at both morning and evening
service tomorrow.
The Mistletoe club were entertained
last Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Gundy, the West Side club rooms