Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-14

Hon.. ]. c. Aud. Mineral Land Com
missioner, was over from Helena last
week.
Miss Florence Ballinger Of Livingston
is visiting her sister, Mrs, w. 5. DAVID
son.
Col. Chisholm has been spending a few
deys in Helena watching Legislative en-
actments.
Miss Helen Hopkins of Melville has en-
tered college for the remainder of the
school year.
A. E. Maynard started for Michigan
about the first Of the year for a three
weeks visit with his brother.
r. Ray Pease returned Saturday from
Elliston to attend school. He has been
spending the holidays with his parents.
Bert Maynard returned to his home IN
the Madison valley on Wednesday, at
ter enjoying the holidays in Bozeman
with his family.
A Shakespeare club is being organized
by some of the Bohemian ladies. The clue
will meet every Friday evening with
Miss Luce and be under her Instructions
Hon. John Conrow of Livingston, spent
Sunday with his brother Samuel at Boze-
man. Mr.. Conrow was of the opinion that
w. A. Clark would be elected senator.
Willard Jockey, son of the late Wlli
Jockey, known to so many of our Old
timers, arrived last week to attend col
lege and live with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. e. F. KIDD
DR.. C. B. Boyle, brother of Watson
Boyle, mineral land commissioner. arrlv-
ed from Gebo On Saturday to visit a few
lays DR.. Boyle came from the Black
Hills to locate in the new and promising
town of Gebo and is pleased with his new
location.
Major Henry Elling and Hon. w. A..
Clark Of Virginia City, spent Saturday IN
the city. They had been to Red Lodge
where they attended a meeting OF the d.
rectors of the Carbon county bank. The
directors concluded to build a bank build
ing at Red Lodge.
Mrs. Cunningham, nee Bingie Mounts,
! spent a day in the city last week. Mrs.
Cunningham was in Iowa when she re-
ceived word of her mothers death. She
| hastened to Bozeman too late to attend
the funeral. AS soon as a tram could
take her she went to Townsend to get her
two small brothers, whom she Will care
for.
The Missionary society of the Presby-
| terrain church met with Mrs. w. w. Wylie
on Tuesday afternoon. There were a
number of ladies present, and after the
business of the meeting was finished the
ladies enjoyed the dainty refreshments
served by Mrs. Wylie.
Mrs Walter Cooper entertained a few
Of her lady friends on Wednesday after
noon of last week. Whist was played for
the greater part of the afternoon, after
which the ladies partook of a dainty re-
past.
Perry Chisholm was another to take
advantage Of the closing holidays and
entertained his friends on Thursday
night at progressive hearts. The prizes
were won by Miss Mabel Foster and Ed
ward Kinney.
Miss Vina Cowan, always a %favorite ir
Bozeman society, received on Friday
evening. Her home was beautifully and
artistically decorated for the event, AND
her affable manner and charming per
sonality won the admiration of the
guests. Music, games and refreshments
were INDUCED in, the prizes being award.
ed to Miss Winnifred Kinney and James
arnold.
On Monday evening the Married PEG
pies Whist club was entertained at thu
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Fielding
After whist had been played for some
time it was found that DR.. Whitefoo'
and Mrs. Ed Lamme were the prize win
ners.
The Up-to-Date club met at the home
of Mrs. d. w. Mckenzie on Wednesday
afternoon as the guests of Miss Blanch.
Mckenzie. A very enjoyable Afternoon
was spent by the young ladies.
A. delightful musicale was given by
Miss Grace Griffin on Saturday evening
Each number was artistically rendered
and roundly encored by appreciativ'
guests.
And the Utopia Whist club held {
watch party" too. John Luce enter
tained the members on New Years Eve
and the handsome prizes were awarded
as the new year succeeded the old.
The Misses Blanche and Annabel Flow
ers, and friends held an old-fashionet
candy pull on Thursday evening at theil
home on Black street. You may ash
either of the following for a receipt t.
make good candy: Misses Kinney, Gag
and Schmalhausen, and Messrs. Shaw
Robinson, Chisholm and Holloway.
George Ellis and wife celebrated thei
silver wedding on Saturday of last week
The R%athbone Lodge Of which Mrs. Eli
is an active and honored member. was GU
in force and came loaded down with sill
yer presents for the esteemed couple. TIL
old year was happily ended and the nev
ushered in under auspicions surrounding
A supper was served and the party On
of vast enjoyment, COMMISSIONS Eli
and his good wife receiving the arden
and sincere well wishes Of their man.
friends.
The ladies of the w. c.. 7. u. met witt
Mrs. Rich at her residence on Bozemal
street on Thursday afternoon. During
the afternoon refreshments of a tempt
ing character were served.
The Utopia Whist club met with Mis-
Alice Gage Friday evening. The prize
were secured by Miss Gertrude Luce an
George Patten.
no, ,,o NOT without ire holiday feS