Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-10

Ada Card We're united in marriage in
this city Wednesday evening. Rev. l..
Newton Roberts, formerly of the Second
Presbyterian church of East Butte, but
now of Great Falls, performing the cere-
mOny.
Ellis P. Passmore and Miss Martha
Coomb of Bowling Green, KY. were
united in marriage at the home of the
bride yesterday. Mr.. Passmore is a resi-
dent of this city and with his wife will
make Butte his home.
Mrs. r. r. Leggat and two of her
daughters, Mrs. j. l.. Carleton and Miss
Ruth Leggat. accompanied by Miss Ar
mold, j. Benton Leggat and Messrs.
Carleton and Holiday, all of st. Louis,
arrived in the city Thursday to spend the
ummer.
Mrs. J.. c. Kelly and her daughter, Miss
Theresa, mother and sister of Cornelius
F. Kelly, chief deputy to the county at
torney, have gone to Boston and New
York. They will be absent from Butte
during the balance of the winter and all
of the spring.
Otto G. Heinze and his mother, accom-
panied by Miss Lionel Lacey, arrived
from New York last Monday and will re
main until after the marriage OF Arthur
c. Heinze and Miss Ruth Noyes, which
! will take place or the 14th.
James S. Eagan and Miss Mamie E.
Leary We're united in marriage at st.
Patrick's church at 3 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon. Mr.. Eagan was attended by
Frank Payne, the bride by Miss Charlotte
O'Reilly.
Mrs. Louise Thornton, accompanied by
her daughters. Misses Carolyn and Lucille,
| will arrive from New York about the first
of July and will occupy the new Thorn
ton cottage at Crystal Springs.
Miss Anna Llewellyn left for the east
last Monday. During her absence she
will visit many of the large cities. She
will return some time during the coming
spring or summer (AugusD.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Lloyd have taken
the residence formerly occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. James Forbis, on the Yves,
Side. They will remain in the city dur
ing the warm season.
Attorney J. S. Shropshire will leave
next week for Madison county for the
purpose of selecting a site for a summer
camp for his family. 1t will be located
somewhere on the Boulder river.
Among the Butte people who visited
Anaconda this week were G.. p. Connolly
Albert E. West and ]. e. Hample. The,
went over Wednesday and returned
Thursday.
!. Mrs. w. j. Naughten and daughter. ac.
, companied by Miss N. York, Mrs
i NJ IjUhtan'S CIStnvs h1 We oan6 RI Ham.
) mondsport, N. Y, to spend the heated
. term.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank K. Wilson, VIII,
!: have been spending a few weeks il
Butte. left the early part of the weel
for their home in Los Angeles, Cal.
;, Miss Lulu Catheryn Foster and her sis
ter, Miss Mabel Foster. will return from
: Pittsburg tomorrow. They a been at
tending school in that city.
Miss Lulu Remilard has gone to Kan
sas City to become the wife of j. Y
Leonard, formerly a resident of this city
The marriage was set for this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Goldberg returne'
, from their European trip last evening
+ After arriving in New York they spen
: a few days with relatives.
, Mrs. DR.. McCrimmon, Mrs. j. r
! Wharton and Mrs. Jefferson We're passen
. gers for the east on last Tuesday ever
!, ing's Great Northern train.
MI. and Mrs. edmund r. Williams lief
+. last Monday for England and Wales
where they will spend a few months will
: relatives.
Herman Cans of Helena was a visito
), in the city this week. having come owe
) from the capital for the purpose of look
ing after his business interests.
Miss Blanche Steadman of Helena i
I the guest Of Mrs. II. c. Freeman of SO
, West Granite street. She will remain
! few days.
!. William McDermott left last Wednes
l day for Nevada, where he has eXtensiv
| mine interests requiring his attention.
Mrs. III. b. Alburtus has gone to Crane
Haven, Mich. where she will spend tn
| c,rnp,.r months with hor narantS