The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-13

William Yerkes, Faulkner Carter of
Virginia City, Howard Kirk, Eugene
Howard.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Story entertain
ed a number of the members of the
Entire Nous club at their residence on
Black street last Monday evening. The
party was given in honor of Miss
Perle Schmaihausen, who left on Tues
day morning for Missoula on a visit
to her mother and sister. after having
just completed a very successful term
of school teaching in Bridger canyon.
The amusements of the evening con-
sisted in progressive whist. which was
| played for several hours, after which
general good time was spent by the
| guests and their host and hostess sing
| ing operate selections and discussing
| the merits of bowl of punch accord
| ing to the receipt known only to the
worthy host Those who We're present
at the pleasant gathering We're the fol-
| lowing: Misses Perle Schmalhausen,
Hattie Parkins, Margaret Ferris,
Blanch and Annabel Flowers. Messrs.
Harry Howard. Fred Wilson and
Leonard Hansen.
| Mrs. Farrell and daughter. Mrs. An
| derson and daughter and Mrs. Hobart
! of Butte are visiting the families of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ray, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Davis and Mrs. Anna Davis of
this city.
| Mrs. E. " Blankenship entertained at
| her residence on Church street last
| week Miss Clark, Mrs. Baldwin and
| Miss Coe of Clinton, Iowa, who are
now making a tour and taking in the
wonders of the Yellowstone national
! park.
The Degree of Honor met in regular
session at the home of Mrs. Vreeland
on Thursday afternoon and transacted
great deal of business, as well as
| enjoying a short social session.
The Womans Missionary society of
| the NJ. E. church south met at the home
! of Mrs. Durham on Friday afternoon
of last week, and among other things,
| selected Mrs. A. r. Williams president
of the society and also as delegate to
| the conference to take place at Bould-
| err next Thursday.
| A marriage license was issued on
Wednesday to Richard Richard, aged
20, of Chestnut, to Margaret White,
aged 40, of Belt. They Immediately
called upon Justice of the Peace A. d.
| Mcpherson and got the bonds of mat
| rimony tied securely
Miss Leah Morris Of Pony is visiting
friends in the city for a few days this
week.
Superintendent Kay of the Red Lodge
| schools returned home on Monday af-
ter a long visit with his relatives in
this city.
County Clerk Martin of Deer Lodge
county was in the city on Sunday on
his way back to the park
| j. j. Henry of Walla Walla. formerly
of this county, arrived on a visit to his
old friends on Tuesday.
Lieutenant Richards of Butte was
in the city last Saturday on his way
to the West Gallatin canyon to join his
relatives and recuperate from his Phil
| ippine campaign
Attorney Nj. S. Gum of Helena was
| in the city several days this week on
district court matters.
Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Wylie went to
Helena on Monday on legal matters.
A. b. Cook of Helena was in the city
few days this week, having a suit
pending in the district court.
Attorney Palmer of Helena came over
from the Capitol city on business mat
ters on Tuesday.
Martin Woldson of the firm of Cook 6,
| Woldson was in the city this week, as
plaintiff in case in the district court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fell and family
J returned from their trip to the coast
| on Tuesday.
M. M. Myers Of Butte stopped off for
a day on Monday to visit old friends
on his way home from Billings.
J. " Andrews of Granite visited his
| wife for a couple of days this week
and enjoyed some fishing.
Mrs. George DER went to st. Paul
this week in company with Mr.. and
| Mrs. Storrs.
Ernest Edsall was over from Butte
for day this week visiting his pa
rents.
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. McRae of Town
send have been spending their honey
| moon in BoZeman this week.
Colonel Turner of the Gallatin Rail
way company arrived in Bozeman for
few days on Thursday.
Professor and Mrs. Newcomer OF
Stanford university, California, are Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcdonnell
| of this valley.
Mrs. Anna F. Tiejen of Helena has
| accepted a position as nurse in the
sanitarium of DR.. Chambliss
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Donaldson left this
week for the Yellowstone National park.
Mrs. Egbert Cockrill is making tour
of the park, having started the first
of the week. She will be Joined by her
husband at Livingston in about 10 days,
| when both will start on visit East OF
| several months duration.
Miss Alene Anceney is back from her
| visit to the country.
Mrs. E. G. B. Hill left on Wednesday
| on a visit to friends in st. Joseph. Mo-
Mrs. Van Zanty left on Wednesday
| for ST. Joseph, Mo-, for few weeks.