The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-04


different sort, for with him on the
train as he passed through was as
charming a wife as even Franks most
ardent well-wisher would have wished
him to secure They We're en- route east
on their Wedding trip.
Sunday, June IL, occurs the annual
celebration of Odd Fellows memorial
day and the members of that excellent
order will observe the day in this city
in fitting style. In the forenoon at
1890 o'clock the members of the en-
campment, subordinate and Rebeckah
lodges will meet at Odd Fellows hall in
the Miles block and form in ranks for
the march to the Methodist church,
where the memorial sermon will be
preached by Rev. Micke. AS BELTS
the observance of Decoration day flow
ers will occupy an important place in
the observance of the day and bouquets
will be distributed to the members at
the hall before the march to the church
begins.
Monday evening at Fireman's hall
the alumni of the high school held a
social dance. About 25 couples attend
ed The graduates of the institution
gathered there to formulate some plan
of organization to revive the memories
of the school days passed and gone.
The organization Of the Alumni society
was effected by the election of Mrs. S.
c. Pierce as president, Harriet Mallon
| as vice-president and Mrs. G. B. Joslyn
as secretary. The executive committee
is composed Of Miss Adelaide Cham
bers, Harry Hathorn and Harry Ell
lott.
The University club will meet at the
| residence of the president, Rev. v. F.
Clark. Tuesday evening, June 6, at 1870
o'clock. The subject will be THE First
Half of the Middle Ages" The assign
ment of topics is as follows: Roman
Empire" Mrs. Coyan; Invasion of the
Osteogoths," Mr.. Mayne; Invasion OF
the Northmen," Mr.. Coyan; Invasion
of the Lombards," Mrs. E. Hunter;
Invasion of Italy by Jutes, Saxons and
Angles Mrs. v. E. Clark; Invasion
of the Franks Mrs. Cogswell
school picnic of the eighth grade
of the city schools was held at the Hol-
liday ranch Saturday, the pupils of l..
D. Gleen's room going up the Lark
branch in the morning and spending
the day in the delights of an outing in
the woods and returning home on the
evening train. Mr.. eileen is very popu-
| lar with his pupils and on the occasion
of the graduating exercises Thursday
| evening his scholars presented him with
| a handsome set of Shakespeare's works
| as an evidence of their appreciation Of
| his work as their teacher during the
L.
teach the Chimney Rock school during
the coming summer and has record
| as an instructor in this county of which
he may well be proud.
| Bernard owen returned to his home
| near this city Monday from Minneap-
! oils, where he has been attending med
| ical lectures at the Minnesota univer-
| sity. Mr.. Owen completes his course
| next year and receives the diploma or
| he t1Iti
! enter the practice of medicine.
| This week two theatrical attractions
visited this city. THE Pay Train and
'McSorley's Twins" playing engage
ments here to small houses. The per
| formances We're not of the best and the
general opinion seemed to be that they
received all the patronage the quality
of the companies merited
Professor E. S. Monical and wife will
leave Monday for visit in Indiana &C
companied by their son. They will
4 spend the summer vacation in the Hoo
1 sier state and pass part of the time at
/ Eagle lake, a: celebrated summer resort
4 of that region.
i st, Andrews guild will be entertained
/ at the home of Mrs. Fred Brooks next
Wednesday evening. Dancing, cards
/ and refreshments will be the means of
entertainment and both the ladies and
| gentlemen who are interested in the
work of the guild are invited to be
| there.
Joseph Jarlick and Margaret Pluch
| came over from Anaconda Saturday OF
last week and were united in marriage
by Father Pennault of this city.
A ladies' auxiliary of the Woodmen of
the World was formed by a travelling
| representative of that order in this city
Wednesday, The list of officers coin
prises the names of the leading ladies OF
! lodge work in the city and the venture
is sure to be a complete success.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational church will meet at the
home of Mrs. J. NJ. Coyan Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
The W. C. T. U. will meet at the res
idence of Mrs. J. M. Elliott Friday af-
ternoon at o'clock,
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
fist church will meet with Mrs. John
Everett on Chinook street Thursday af-
ternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gardner OF
Helena arrived in this city Thursday
evening.
Henry Sample of Glendive returned
to this city Thursday to make this his
permanent home.
Frank Nelson returned Wednesday
from a trip to New Orleans, where hi
represented the local lodge of Train
men at their annual convention.
Charles Willard returned Thursday
night from Chicago, where he has beer
for medical treatment.
Carl Eley was in the city the latter
part of this week from Laurel, where
he is employed on the railroad.
George NJ. Winslow is visiting II
Wisconsin, where his wife went some
time ago on visit to the home Of rel
atives.