The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-31
STEVEkSVlLLE NOTES.

The ladies' OF the Aid society Of the
n. e. church South made Mrs. H. w.
Flanagan a Christmas present of a
very handsome dish In appreciation OF
the work she had done for the society.
The lady prizes It very highly.
Mrs, Charles May entertained at din
ner Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Sam
uois and Albert May and family IN
honor Of Mr.. Mays birthday
A brother of M. M. williams, with
his family, are recent arrivals in the
valley and intend to locate somewhere
about here. M. NJ. Williams was over
with his niece Wednesday to make ar
engagements about putting the young
lady in school here.
Victor and attended the Masonic an
tertaininent Wednesday night. He says
that Mrs. Flowers ia in very poor
health.
Mrs. a. 3. Weisenflue was over from
Victor a few days this week and at
tended the Masonic entertainment
Wednesday night
The installation Of the officers of The
Masonic lodge, with supper, Wednes-
day night was an event enjoyed by all
who were permitted to be present. The
installation was conducted by J. A. j.
Shortly after this supper was an
nounced and the tables filed with
guests, who did ample justice to the
feast of good things. Social COW
ton was INDUCED in during the even
ing, both at the table and away. TIE
members of the Eastern Star lodge and
Masons' families were invited guests.
Mrs. G. W. Samuels, John McLaugh-
lin and wife, Mrs. Peter Hughes, e. Z.
Ewart and wife, Mrs. r. B. Swift and
Mrs. j. l.. Marten entertained the Off
GERS and teachers and older pupils of
n II ~ l.
Thursday evening at the, home of Mrs.
Martin. Dainty refreshments wore
served during the evening and the time
was pleasantly spent in social CONVEX
sation and other ways.
Miss Vida Willian ms is home from
Missoula to spend the holidays with
her people here.
Christmas and the holiday week SO
far have passed pleasantly. Christmas
was an unusually warm one. The snow
had gone some days previous. There
was a heavy shower the latter part of
the day. The following are some who
entertained guests that day:
Mesdames w. r. and D. G. Bass, rel
atives and friends; Mrs. F. b. Dade,
relatives and friends: Mrs. ]. A.. ].
Chapman, Lou May and family; Mrs
J. R. Faulds, W si e. Baggs and family
Robert Harper and family came
down from Hamilton last week to
spend Christmas and visit friends for a
few days. They We're guests OF Mrs.
Tom Baird. :.
Mics Ida Restler Is spending the holi-
days with her cousin, Mrs, c. B. CAL
kins.
Misses Avery May and Byra Abbot
of Missoula are in town visiting rea-
tives of Miss May and other friends
They are entertained by Miss Alberta
May
Tom Baird few days this week. com
ing down from her home at Hamilton.
Mrs. w. A. Wright gave her son
Pearl party Friday evening, inviting
a few boys and girls. Dainty refresh
ments, including home made candy.
We're served games We're played and
all had a good time. The party was
a surprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mclaughlin en-
tertained the members OF the Home
Forum and some invited guests one
night this week During the evening
the company We're served with some
splendid refreshments and a pleasant
evening spent.
A few visiting members were enter
tanned by the I. Q. G. 7. lodge here
Friday night.
A number of young people were de-
lightfully entertained by Mrs. G. b.
Celkins at her home Friday evening
in honor Of her cousin, Miss Ida Rest
Ter A splendid luncheon was served.
Ray S, McAl!ister came up from
Missoula to spend a few DAYS of his
vacat ton with his young friends here.
, Amos Avery was here from Missoula
and spent a few days visiting friends
during vacation.
J. w. Shannon made trip to Carl
ton one day this week.
c, C. Cook has gone to Burnt Fork
to spend some time with his daughter,
Mrs. w. d. Golf.