The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-15

Ida M. ROBINSON; mandolin solo. Sc
lected. Mr.. Mulcahy: STORY of h
Merchant of Venice" Angie Belknap:
Modern Warfare" Claude +. Schroe-
der: Revival of Olympian Games"
Irene r. McQuesten; vocal solo. Sc
lected. Miss Augusta defenders Elk
celsior." Mabel Beaumont; Famous
Women" Irene +. Robinson; presenta-
ton of diplomas. II. f. Wolfe: violin
solo. selected. MIR. Gullette. benedic-
ton. Rev. f.. q. Prout.
Al "A meeting OF the veterans of the
late war held in the office of Lew ole
man last Tuesday evening. prelimi-
mar steps were taken looking TO a
proper observance OF Decoration day
In Deer Lodge. a general committee
consisting Of James III. Mills, III. IL.
Zenor and Lew Coleman will take UNI
der consideration the formulation of
programme and appointment of sub
committees TO carry out details. The
following bulletin resolutions were is
sued by the committee Wednesday
morning and have been given general
circulation among the civic and mill
tary societies of the town: Resolved,
That. approaching highly the previous
participation Of our local societies and
citizens i'm the observance OF Memorial
day under the auspices Of the Grand
Army comrades, that we again extend
Al w ~ -
Lodge fire department. Citizens band,
the X. of p. the l. q. y. F., the A. o.
u. w. and Degree of Honor. the col
lege, academy and public schools to
participate with ~ as organizations on
May SO. and that. as heretofore. all
good citizens are cordially invited to
join i'm the procession and ceremonies
of the day. Resolved. That all vet
Grams of the union and confederate
N rpaiaG no and nre herahV SnnRiallX in
vited to fan in with the G. a. II. COM
rades and participate with us in these
Memorial day exercises"
Miss Mary Cockrell and her cousin,
Miss Pearl Cockrell of Salmon City.
Idaho. who is spending a season with
her Deer Lodge relatives, were visit
ors to friends in Anaconda last Satur-
day and Sunday.
DIR. william Steele of Helena. of
the best known practicing physicians
of the state. was a professional guest
of DR.. j. Hood Owings last Friday.
Drs. Steele and Owings were in con-
~sultation over a number of cases in
the state prison hospital Saturday.
James Il. McMasters, proprietor of
the leading hotel I'm the prosperous
mining camp of Garnet. was a business
visitor To Deer Lodge last saturday.
Mrs. Thomas +. Ward and little
daughter Margaret have returned to
their home i'm Garnet after a visit of
ten DAYS with Mrs. w. A. Dashley and
mother.
James McMullen Of the hardware
house of w. N. O'Neill was "A guest of
his brother. Vincent McMullen. in An
aconda last Sunday.
Miss Alma B~ielenberg has returned
from a visit of 10 days i'm the Anaconda
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Lowry.
Miss Missouri Dautel Of Salt Lake,
a niece of J. T.. Van Gundy of his city,
who had been "A guest of her uncle and
family for several weeks, returned to
her home last Monday.
Charles Aspiring of Anaconda spent
last Sunday with his family i'm this
city.
Two of our prominent citizens. the
Rev. T.. q. Prout. rector of the Episco-
pal church. and II. Il. Maxwell, ac-
countant for the Bonner who
have BEEN seriously i'll at their homes
for the past two weeks, are both on
the road To speedy n complete re-
covery.
DR.. \. A. wickline. assistant physi-
clan at the state insane asylum at
Warm Springs. has gone to the coast
for "A vacation of several weeks.
Miss Mary II. Hill of Helena. at one
time a well known resident Of this
city. having been connected with the
College of Montana as matron, is a
guest this week I'm the home of Judge
and Mrs. Theo. Brantly.
Mrs. Charles Il. Chapman spent sew
eral DAYS i'm Anaconda this week. a
visitor To the home of her sister, Mrs.
a. ID. Peck.
Miss Sophia evans has returned to
her home near Victor in the Bitter
Root valley after a visit of two weeks
To relatives i'm Deer Lodge.
Mrs. A.. \. Merz and nephew. Paul
Merz. returned this week from "A resi-
dence of several months I'm Hamilton,
where her husband had been employed
as in the office of the Il.
r.. ID. store. Mr.. Merz has taken "A
position with the Hotter hardware
house i'm Helena. To which place his
wife will shortly remove to join him
for "A permanent home.
DR.. William Vaughn, osteopath. a
disciple of the science of healing as
taught and successfully carried ON in
the hospital school of DIR. Still at
Huntsville. Mo, has gone to Philips
burg To establish himself i'm the prac-
tice of his profession. DIR. Vaughn has
been associated with DIR. Rickert i'm his
practice i'm Deer Lodge during the past
six months and has made many friends
here who will be interested i'm his sue
cess in Philipsburg.
Mrs. ;. NJ. WILKINSON went 10 Hell
ena Friday of last week To be present
at the funeral of her brother-in-law,
&. H.. Vaughn, who died suddenly at
his mines near the capital city Thurs
day afternoon. Mr.. Vaughn was about
60 years of age and well known tn all
early settlers of the state, having been
connected with publication Of newspa-
pers I'm Virginia city and Helena in the
early sixties.
&. :. Schroeder and two sons Claude
and Lee have returned from a stay of
several weeks on their farm posses
sions i'm the Big Hole basin. Mrs.
Schroeder and the children will prob
ably spend the summer months on the
farm, going over as soon as the school
term closes.
DR.. -. Y. Warren. rhysiCian-in-Chief
of the Warm Springs sanitarium. has
returned from a six weeks furlough
spent in lower Arizona. where he a
been i'm hope that the less rigorous eli
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