The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-02

DRoy McDansels. brother OF Mrs. E. S.
Uhinehart. arrived early in the week
Nom Washington. ID. c. He will make
Anaconda his future home.
A party consisting of DR.. Stephens,
Hugh Daily. Dan Roach. Fred Smith
ond VIII Devine. left the fore part of
tie week FOR the Blackfoot country,
where they will spend 10 days or two
weeks hunting and fishing.
Mrs. Katherine Ridden was a Butte
visitor on Monday.
Mrs. Ames and the Misses Ames were
Anaconda visitors in Butte early in the
week.
mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Ellsworth
and SON. who have been spending the
past month in Denver visiting with rel
atives, returned to their home. on the
corner of Cedar and Fifth streets in
this city. OF Monday evening.
w.. +. Shandrew has returned from a
months vacation in the East. where he
visited relatives
Miss Durston is spending a week
or 10 days with friends in Butte.
William A. Haywood. who has been
in the East on a business trip the past
three weeks. returned to Anaconda
early in the week and is located at the
Montana.
u y. ~ aia w,
have been visiting with relatives and
friends in the large Eastern cities dur
ing the past three or -four months, are
again home and have taken apartments
at the Leland for a few days before
taking up their residence. which has
been occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wood during their absence.
Mrs. Murray Miles and Mrs. f. s.
Maxwell went to Butte on Monday.
where they spent the day shopping n
visiting with friends.
George f. Sackett vas the guest Of
william Haywood at dinner at the Mon
tana on Monday evening.
Mrs. NJ. Donahoe and Miss Evans
were lutte visitors during the week.
Mrs. Charles II. williams is the guest
of friends in Butte for a week or 10
days.
w. r. Sleeper OF Chicago was in the
city the latter part of the week, after
an absence from Anaconda of over a
months duration.
Mrs. r. Z. Sergeant Is improving.
though still onfined to her apartments
at the Montana with a severe cold.
Mrs. Sigh and daughter were among
the Butte visitors last week.
Mrs. William Z. Bond Inc children
AMI Miss Andrews left Thursday even
ins for San Francisco. where they were
clled on account of the serious ILL
ness OF Mr.. Bond.
Mr.. and Mrs. McMeekin were Butte
visitors the fore part of the week.
Mrs. Loyhed and child arrived yester-
day from Butte and will be the guests
Of Mrs. william II. Dewitt at her home
on the corner OF Hickory and Fifth for
a few DAYS.
Mrs. Charles Flood was in Butte
during the week.
]. W. CuIligan and wife of Butte
we're Anaconda visitors the middle Of
the past week. stopping here on their
way to their home in California.
The Misses McLanahan, sisters of
Mrs. James Casey. left Thursday even-
ing for their home in st. Paul.
Mrs. William Dixon went to Butte
early in the week. where she spent the
day visiting with friends. returning on
the 6 O'Clock train to Anaconda.
Mrs. William Wood and Mrs. A. J.
knight left Thursday evening for st.
Paul. where they viii spend some lit
tie time visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. George Il. Winston and daughter
will leave this evening for the Eas,
and will visit I'm st. Louis and vicinity
and other cities during the coming fal
and winter months.
William Dixon left Friday evening
for Georgetown. d. C, where he will
enter college for the coming year.
Messrs. Sackett. Stapleton and Win.
Ftoh VIII httD ti'ip ludi CTS u
the Winston residence on Main street
during the absence Of Mrs. Winston
and daughter in the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel ]. Hennessy lef
Friday noon for Hamilton, where they
will spend a few days visiting with
relatives n enjoy the fair.
Al King. f. s. Maxwell. John r
walkup and Z. ID. Mats left the frs
of the week for a hunting and fishing
trip in the Blackfoot country.
Joseph T. Carroll was a Missoula Wis.
ltor during the past week.
E. II. Macdonald was a visitor II
Butte on Monday.
Mr.. n Mrs. II. A. Steele OF Bozemai
are visiting with friends in the city.
Mrs. +. L. Smith, Miss Barlow an,
Robert Morrill, left Thursday for al
outing at Bernice.
Nj. and Mrs. w. ID. Glenn of George
town were in the city on Friday.
NJ. b. Brownlee and c. A. futile hav
returned from a fishing and huntinI
trip In Red Rock.
Mrs. /. G.. Smith is slightly improved
The women's club held a meeting
yesterday afternoon. which prove,
most interesting and instructive. A
the work Of the club progresses. IL be
comes more and more a source of bot
pleasure and profit 20 all the mem
bers. Those present yesterday deriyel
much benefit from the three CAREFUL,
prepared papers. two being on histori
cal subjects and one on art. The es
say entitled THE Third Crusade" wa
read by Mrs. Lyman: Some Legend
of the Crusades." by Mrs. Odson. Mrs
Toole gave a biographical sketch of tn
artist. Fra Filippo Lippi. Miss v
Douglas took charge Of the curren
events department. The cars peac
proclamation was discussed and man
interesting facts given abou the islam
of Porto Rico. AS next Saturday wi
be Cuba Day." each membe is ex
pected to bring a fact concerning Cuba
Two applications for membership wer
received yesterday. Mrs. Toole an
Mrs. Lyman presented the name .
Mrs. Mckenzie. and Miss Thomson an
Mrs. Fitzgerald that of Mrs. Park