The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-27

well reception and ball was given by
Mrs. A. p. Hall to her niece, Miss Edna
Thomas. who for two years has been a
resident of this city. living with her
aunt, Mrs Hall. AS usual, under the
direction of Mrs. Hall. the evening was
a grand success. everyone present hav-
ing a most enjoyable time. The grand
march began at 3 o'clock, marching TO
the strains of Professor Berg's orches-
ira. and being led by Jesse Hall. ac-
companied by his cousin. Miss Thomas.
Programmes in the form of souvenirs
were distributed among the guests by
Masters Harry Hall and Lyman Ben
nett. The prompting was under the d.
rection OF T. j. Lowman. Light refresh
ments and lemonade were served the
entire evening. the refreshment table
being presided over by Mrs. Hall and
Mrs. A. ]. Bennett. Those who received
invitations were: Misses Flora Davis.
Beatrice Waters, Cora Gilbert, Cara
Gilbert, Bessie Gilbert, Linnie Gilbert,
Grace McStay, Nellie Cole. Hannah Nc
Govern. Mabel Wheat. Luella Gainan.
Farrol. May Gohn, Ida Steffens, Ella
Ref, Jennie Ref, Dollie Walker. Bessie
Vickers, Martha Vickers. May Nelson,
Frieda Moritz. Katie Walters. May
Foreman, Alice Sauerbier. Myrtle Sauer-
bier, Maud johnson, Florence Johnson,
Carrie Raymon tSheridan), Flora Dun
can (Sheridan); Messrs. NJ. Duncan
(Pony), j.. Z. Chiefly, j. III. Pankey IL
d.. Hall, /. H. French, Ii. 4. Steffens, w.
A. Clark, {. f. Reece. Oscar Fenner,
Fred Huber, Morrell Champion, c. w.
Kellogg, G.. Allen. Joe Smith. Il. H. Teal,
Henry Bennett, Rodney Herendon, I'd
mund Galloway, Will Foreman, Albert
Foreman, Mark Pankey. Phil McGov
ern, Leonard Moritz, T. u. Post, William
Musser, Edgar Lowman, Henry Buford.
Edible Smith, George Galloway, II. IL.
Mitchell (Ennis), Bert Maynard (~tsnnis),
Ed Davis (Ennis), w. A. stevenson, r..
w. Allen (Sheridan), i. =. Benedict,
Frank Conway (Sheridan), Wolcott
Raymond (Sheridan), Raymon Rossiter
(Sheridan), Oscar Sedman, Mlllard
| Saunders (Ennis), Lewis Kiser (Blaine
Spring.; Messrs. and Mesdames j. II.
Powell, G. w. Rauk, A. j. Bennett, w.
w. Cheely, G. E. Gohn. Charles Buford,
| M. Maitland, L. V. Buford, Fred Malone,
r. F. Pollard, George Leinenweber, DIR.
| and Mrs. Miller, G. IL. Rev, L.. L. Gala
way, j. A. Knight, j. Sigloch, Mrs. G.
w. Mead. Nj. Il. Mclean, r. L. Cook
and Dr. and Mrs. Kills. At a late hour
| the guests bid farewell to Miss Thomas,
and their hostess, Mrs. Hall, declaring
never DeIOIt Hdu lhGg SNCl dNNehuNN "a
more enjoyable fete than the one they
were just leaving.
Sunday morning Miss Thomas. accom-
panied to Whitehall by Mrs. Hall and
| sons, Frank, Harry and Jesse, left for
her home in Des Moines, Iowa. 1t is
with regret that Miss Thomas many
friends see her leave. During her So
journ in the city she became very popu-
! lar, both among the old and young.
II. H. Mitchell of Ennis spent Thurs
day in the city. coming in to attend
Mrs. Halls farewell reception for Miss
Thomas.
A meeting was held by the executive
committee having in charge the Fourth
of July celebration, and il was decid-
ed by them that there be no celebration
in the city this year. The various sub
committees appointed some days ago by
the executive committee. gave In their
reports. The subscription committee
reported having nearly $3.50 subscribed,
with assurances Of considerable more.
other committee reports were as favor
| able as the subscription committee. But
owing to the large celebrations to be
held in other Madison ounty towns,
especially Twin Bridges and Pony, IL
was decided well to give way to the
! other places. Twin Bridges, on July
4. will also celebrate the completion of
the Gaylord and Ruby Valley railroad
to that town.
The condition of Mr.. William Ennis,
the gentleman who was shot by Martin
Peel in this city Saturday. is still crit
ical, but more hops is felt by his many
friends and relatives the past two days
tina before. He seems to be resting
quite easy. DIR. Murray OF Butte, ac-
by w. Mitchell, arrived here
Sunday morning to assist in the at
tempt to find the bullet in Mr.. Ennis.
DIR. Murray brought an X ray machine.
but owing to the extreme freshness of
Mr.. Ennis but little use could be made
of the machine. and as yet the doctors
have been unable to locate the bullet
The entire family of Mr.. Ennis are In
the city and constantly at his bedside.
Mr.. Peel, the gentleman who did the
shooting, is reported to be very nervous,
so much so thai Ii was feared he would
come down with nervous prostration.
His preliminary hearing will be neld
next week. Mrs. William Ennis, Mrs.
C. w. Chowning. daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ennis, and son, w. j. Ennis. are In
the city.
w. S. Barber of Dillon has beer
spending several days in the city this
week attending to court matters.
DR.. j. II. Miller of Sheridan has been
in the city several days this week, he
being one OF the physicians attending
Mr.. Ennis.
Governor r.. b. Smith Of Helena is ex-
pscted in the city Wednesday evening
he being an attorney in a case to be
tried in the district court at this ses'
sion.
II. L. Childs OF Warm Spring creek
manager of the c. W. Pursell d Co.'S
placer diggings. has been spending sew
eral days in the city this week, attend
ing TO matters of business. Mr.. Childs
reports the placer mines to be in good
condition, and expresses a belief that a
good cleanup viii be made this fall.
George Leinenweber of this city lef'
on Tuesday mornings coach for th'
Madison valley. where he goes to cree
a dwelling house for William Mitchell
|. II. Haley of Butte is In the city
attending to business OF a legal nature
Wallace Green of Ennis is in the city
he having been retained as day nurse
for william Ennis.
Nessrs Ribbel and Sherwood of SAND