The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-20

| IT,, MIS- mary L. Kelley, Mrs. Conrad
Kohrs. Mrs. Sam Scott Mrs. O'Neill,
Mrs. M. j. Bell. Mrs. ]. H. Owings.
Mrs, III. b. Davis, Mrs. ALI Whitworth,
Mrs. Whitworth of Salt Lake, Mrs. N.
q. Hoss. Mrs. A. ID. Hoss, Mrs. Lee
Kelley, Mrs. Esler of Helena, Mrs.
| Miller, Mrs. William Williams. Mrs.
Reed, accompanied by her daughter.
Miss Edna. will leave shortly for Los
Angeles, Cal. to remain for several
| months.
Last Sunday evening Mrs. NJ. A.
| woodward. an old-time and respected
resident of this city, suffered a stroke
| of paralysis and has been very i'll dur
| ing the past week. She is somewhat
| improved at present and her friends
hope for her speedy recovery. Her
| daughter Mrs. c. s. Aspiring of Ana
conda, came down Monday and has
| been attending Her mother since her
| arrival here.
Dr. c. G. Glass. accompanied by his
wife, visited in Anaconda Tuesday.
| Mrs. j. X. Clark of Butte visited
| several days the latter part of last
| week with Colonel and Mrs. w. N.
| Aylesworth. She returned home Mon
| day.
| Mrs. S. NJ Wilkinson, who had been
| on a 10 days visit to Mel p. McGhee
| and family at Top-o'-Deep gulch, re-
| turned home last Sunday. Mrs. VIII
! kinson's niece, Miss Ada Vaughan, was
recently appointed by Governor Smith
| for free scholarship to the Womans
| Industrial school of New York Miss
Vaughan is of Helena, but is well
| known and has many friends in Deer
| Lodge, who will be pleased to learn
of her appointment Miss Vaughan is
| an artist of no mean ability and will
take course in art.
| County Attorney J. II. Duffy and
children came down from Anaconda
| last Sunday and spent the day with
| friends in Deer Lodge.
DIR. j. H. Owngs was called to Gar
| rison Tuesday on professional business.
Mrs. c. H. West went up to Anacon-
da Tuesday for a short visit with
| friends.
| company, Anaconda, spent last Sunday
with his parents in Deer Lodge.
| DR.. J. T.. Matson of Louisiana, Mo-,
| is expected here in day or two to
pay his annual visit to his daughter,
Mrs. A. d. Hoss, and friends.
! Mrs. Pettibone of Butte, accompan-
| led by her daughter Miss Jennie, ar
rived in Deer Lodge last Saturday and
! are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Mey-
ers on the west side.
Primus Bader, accompanied by two
of his children. is enjoying an outing
! in Nevada valley.
Mrs. W. F. Gullette went to Butte
w
Col. w. N. Aylesworth went up to
| Butte Wednesday night on a business
| trip.
Miss Allie Albee left Thursday morn
| ing for a visit to friends in Anaconda.
| Mrs. Frank Bien and little daughter
left on the morning train Thursday for
Butte, where she goes to see her moth
| er, who is quite sick.
Miss Lizzie Hyde went to Missoula
last Saturday for weeks visit with
friends there.
Herman Rosensweig and wife stopped
off in Deer Lodge Thursday afternoon
en- their way home to Butte from Fam
ilton. Mr.. Rosensweig is editor Of the
Montana Journal, a Butte publish
ton.
Miss Hettie Lucas arrived in Deer
Lodge from Broken Bow, Neb., Friday
evening and will reside at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Webb. Her father and
mother are expected later. Miss Lucas
10 a school teacher by profession
Mrs. Boyd of Butte was guest last
Sunday of her mother, Mrs. c. H. Car
yer, and family in this city.
7 Miss Nora Estill came down from
Butte last Saturday and has been II
guest at the home of her mother during
the past week.
The many friends of Rev. and Mrs.
E. G. Prout will be pleased to learn
that their little son, Gregory. who has
is getting much better.
Fl. S. Reed left Tuesday for his placer
mines in Oregon. He Will be absent
about six weeks.
Joe Coleman. who is interested in
putting up the new reduction works at
Beartown, came up from there Satur-
day and remained until Tuesday, when
he returned.
Mrs. Will Fisher of Anaconda came
down Wednesday for a visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Ethel Wood, who had been on a
several weeks visit to friends in Butte,
returned home last Sunday.
Hon. L. c. Parker left Friday for a
business trip to Garnet and vicinity.
Mrs. Phil H. Miller and son Mahon,
r who had been visiting her friend, Mrs.
, Frank Mace of Corvallis. for the past
, 10 days, returned home Friday of last
, week.
. Dr. w. H. O'Neill returned Tuesday
, from a visit to his uncles, Gus and
, Will Solleder. and their families, in the
Bitter Root valley. His mother, Mrs
Barbara ONeill, will remain for a
longer visit.
. Rev A. B. Martin, president of the
Young Ladies' seminary of this place,
preached in the Presbyterian church
at Hamilton last Sunday. He Will
preach in BoZeman tomorrow, Sun
: day.
, IhlngS DelnS qulet III liie iiiiii VI JUS
tce Judge Powell took his gun and
: went in search of the festive grous7
: Tuesday, of which he bagged sew
eral.
, Miss Maude Schurtz is visiting Miss
Alma Sewald in Butte.
Miss Mamie Hardenbrook returned
Tuesday from a short visit to Butte
t friends.
Mrs. Mary Pierce and daughter Lily
who live up the valley a short dis
lance from this place, left to-day. Sat
urday, for 10 days visit to Salt Lake
: Mrs. H. S. Harris left for Warn
Springs on the morning train Wednes
day for a visit to her daughter, Mrs
; l. s. Eldred, and family.
Miss Hattie Me. who had been on /
weeks visit to the Misses Lulu anc
: Gertie Schurtz, left for her home II
| Butte Sunday night.
! Mrs. Esler and daughter. Miss Fran
ces Esler, of Helena. who had beer