The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-21

Lawrence Hilliker. Eugene Dillon.
Willie Thomas. Tom Kilgallon, Willie
McNulty. James DUFFY. Tom Duffy.
Charlie Stables, Richard Neddle, Willie
Shields. Frank Shields, Joseph liter,
James O'Farrell.
Mrs. r. g. Heine n little daughter
Mildred have returned home from a
pleasant visit with friends in Philips
burg.
Master Bliss Heine and his cousin,
Miss Amy f. Britain, spent last week
pleasantly with friends in Anaconda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Payton Alfred left yes
terday for a 10 days trip to the Bitter
Root valley.
The ladies Of st. Paul's Mission. Cen
terville. held a bazaar and sociable at st.
Georges hall on Thursday and Friday.
1t was under the general superintend-
ence Of n committee consisting of Mes
danes s. J. Reynolds. Alfred Williams,
Al Balinforth, j. Coulter, Treneary,
Northey and May. Miss James and
Miss Lille Thomas looked after the
fancy work booth: the doll booth was in
charge of the Misses Constantine and
James: Mrs. Coulter and Mrs. Northey
cared for the utility goods counter;
Mrs. Prophet and Mrs. Bales had
charge of the fish pond, while the ice
cream parlor was presided over by Miss
Lille Reynolds. Miss Emily Thomas
and Miss James. In the contest for the
most popular young lady of the guild,
Miss Emily Thomas carried away first
prize, a 1eyel case; the second, a sofa
pillow, was awarded TO Miss Lille Rey-
nolds. while Miss Title Treneary cap
tured the third one. a crazy patch work
sofa pillow. The affair ended with a
concert and dance, n proved success
full, both from a monetary n social
standpoint.
Mrs. John ]. Broughall Is paying a
short visit 10 Butte and is stopping at
the LcnoX.
Miss Lola Emery returned yesterday
from a two weeks visit through the Ma
tional park.
Mrs. A. NJ. Wheeler left for Chicago
Wednesday owe the Northern Pacific.
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. d.
T. Haskell, who will visit at home for
the next two months.
Miss Minnie Kubetz has returned
home from a visit to the East.
Judge John Lindsay has returned
from a trip through Colorado and Utah.
Rev. r. ]. Groeneveld has gone to
Corvallis for a few days rest.
Mrs. Shelly Tuttle is the guest of Mrs.
John GilIie Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOIN Noyes, jr., have
returned from their brida trip East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred NJ. Terrell are
spending a few days In Hamilton.
A lumber Of young people had a mer-
ry time at Nine Mile canyon on Friday
evening. They went out in the big
band wagon and danced until a late
hour. A delightful supper was had.
Mrs. Fred J. Rowlands Is the guest
OF Mrs. J. c. Hunter at Alhambra Hot
Springs.
r. \. Fosselman arrived home yester-
day from a 10 days trip through Vel
lOwstOne park.
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week was that of c. &. Darrow. one of
Butte's rising young attorneys, and
Mrs. Matilda Hall. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. II. H.. Shaeffer at
No. 637 Colorado street on Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lloyd have re-
turned from Deadwood. where they
spent the past two years.
Miss May Carlisle of Pueblo, Colo.
is visiting her cousin. Miss Clara Clark.
MIR. and Mrs. w. q. Spear are now
at their old home in Eastern Iowa and
expect 10 leave soon on a tour of Eu-
rope.
Beecher and Mrs. ]. V. Long are spend
ing a few days at L~ockhart's ranch.
near Bernice.
Mrs. r. K~leiuschmidt and Mrs.
Whitesidcs have returned from the
Jefferson river, where they have had
an outing for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. q. Goss will leave to-
morrow on a 20 days trip through the
park.
j. Il. Gallagher has gone to Indianap-
oils To attend the meeting of the su-
preme lodge, knights of Pythias.
Miss Emma Krieger has gone TO Cali
fornia to remain indefinitely.
MIR. and Mrs. John w. Cotter have
returned from a brief outing at Boulder
hot springs.
Mrs. j. X. Mcdonald has returned
from a visit to the Russell ranch on
Fish creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hendrix are tour
ing the national park.
Miss Rita Hickman will return to-
day from Pageville, Mont, where she
spent a week with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Cole and Mrs. A
+. Wethey are spending a week in the
Bitter Root valley.
Steve Raymond has returned from a
trip TO his old home in Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Mcdonald are
spending a week in the mountains.
J. II. Leyson returned yesterday from
a short trip to Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Haldorn arrived
home yesterday after a three months
trip East.
Mrs. J. w. Passmore has gone to he,
old home in Philadelphia to spend sew
eral months
Mrs. j. NJ. Quinn and children arrived
i'm Butte yesterday from Dundee. ore.
where she has spent the summer. Sh
will 10 leave for New York TO joir
Mr.. Quinn.
Miss Lottie Arnold returned yesterday
from a visit with friends i'm DUBUQUE
Iowa.
The Misses Julia and Margaret Dwyer
sisters OF II. j. Dwyer, manager for =
Mullins & Co. left Wednesday after
noon on a visit TO their old home a
/ O'Nein. Neb. They will visit the expo
sition at Omaha before returning.