The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-24

versing on the topics of the times and
| other subjects of interest to ladies. end
| Ing with dainty refreshments being
! served to the guests, of whom the fol-
| lowing were among those present: Mes
danes II. p. McNaughton Cockr.u. g.
! S. Hartman. Roy Martin, Carter, Ben
| epe. John Walsh. Mackenzie. Hickman,
| Joseph Baker, May, Owenhouse. Cham
| bis, Burr Fisher, A. L. Davidson. w.
| w. White, Mcpherson, Cooley, Fridey.
! Henshall, Patterson Flowers. ]. r.
| Martin, i. l.. Kirk, G.. w. Anderson.
| LETTERS, Charles Anderson, Cooper, So
per. Charles Ruffner. Pinney. Cook,
| Rea, Van Tassell. DER. Macintosh,
| Wagner. Kountz, e. G. b. Hill, Finley.
| fransham Robinson, John Robinson,
| and Misses Stella Flowers. Gertrude
Luce. Addie Brandenburg and Bogert
After short but severe illness Miss
Elfrieda e. Lehrkind died last We'd
| nesday at the home of her father, Ju-
Illus Leshkind, from the result of a cold
| caught while camping. The deceased
was but % years of age, and during her
short sojourn in BoZeman had made
many friends, who mourn her depart
ure to the land whence none return,
very bitterly. The funeral took place
on Sunday afternoon from the residence
| on Wallace street, under the auspices
of the Rathbone Sisters and Norma
which lodges Miss Lehrkind was a
member AS showing the loving kind
ness in which the memory of Miss Lehr-
kind was held by her neighbors, friends
and fellow lodge members flowers in
profusion We're brought to the home
and placed as last small tribute upon
the casket and around about the cham
Der of death until it seemed as though
all the gardens in BoZeman had been
picked of their contents. The funeral
procession was one of the largest ever
seen in this town, and besides the many
friends, the x. of p. lodge. l. o. o. F.,
the Sons of Hermann, the Rathbone
Sisters and D. of r. followed the re-
mains to their last resting place
Two small folks parties were given
by Mrs. B. F. Stanton lately, one last
week and the other this. The one last
week was in honor of Miss Ruth Stan
ton, and about 80 little ones came to
enjoy the numerous small peoples
games and also the refreshments. The
party of this week was given on behalf
of Master Paul Stanton, and juveniles,
somewhat older than those invited to
the former party. romped and played
and had a good time generally.
The little infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Corbly, Earl Vincent, aged seven
months, died on Tuesday morning of an
infantile disease. This is great blow
to the bereaved parents, who have the
sympathy of their many friends in this
their time of trouble. The funeral took
place on Thursday afternoon.
The time for fall weddings is at hand.
Though there are no official invitations
out so far, yet there seems to be strong
indications of one or two or even three
weddings in the near future. Bozeman
usually has a few of it's society men,
bers enter the state of matrimony in
the spring and fall, and no exceptions
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In spite of the inclement weather of
last Thursday afternoon a number of
ladies drove out to the fish hatchery
in Bridger canyon to partake Of the
hospitality of Mrs. Henshall and Mrs
Robinson. The afternoon was spent in
a most enjoyable way, ending with re-
refreshments of a more than ordinary
dainty character being served. Before |
leaving the guests each fished out of n
box a hand painted fish as a souvenir |
of the occasion, the fish being painted |
by Mrs. Henshall in most artistic |
manner. There were about 40 ladies
present.
Major John DAZZLING, Capt. e. Schoe- |
macher, Lieutenant A. NJ Brandenburg, |
Lieutenant j. S. Edwards, Sergeant |
Major Alexander and Sentinel Thomas !
Brandenburg We're in attendance at the |
grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias |
in Butte this week as the officers of |
Rank, K. of P.
Mesdames John Ingram, Schoemach- |
err and A. NJ. Brandenburs accompan-
led their husbands to Butte to attend |
the grand lodge of the K. of p.
John Ingram went to Butte on Mon
day to the grand lodge K. of p
Rev. Frank b. Lewis of the Episcopal
church has been in attendance at the
meeting of the grand lodPe of the Ma
sons this week in Helena.
Attorney w. r. C. Stewart went to
Helena on Wednesday morning to have
a good time with fellow Masons, and
returned on Friday.
Attorney Walter S. Hartman went to
Butte on Tuesday on legal business, re-
turning on Wednesday.
David Bourrows left on Tuesday
morning to take position in Northern
Washington.
County Recorder f. V. Blankenship
has been very sick this week with APP
but is somewhat better.
Jack Cain of the postofflce started TO
Helena on Tuesday to attend the meet
ing of the Masonic grand lodge ana |
arrived on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Walsh returned
from their wedding trip on Friday last
and have been receiving the congratu-
lations of their many friends on the
happy event since their arrival.
Mrs. Thomas Rea was in Butte for
few days this week.
Miss Elizabeth Wylie is in Deer
Lodge. having accepted position in
the Deer Lodge seminary.
Ireneus wisner, corporal in the goth
Kansas, whose parents reside in the
valley, has changed his mind and will
come with the regiment instead of
staying in the Philippines until spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks have returned
from their Eastern trip.
e. r. Purnell went to Toston this
week on mining business.
Mrs. Ben Maiden of Anaconda was IN
the city last Thursday visiting numer-
ous friends.
George Wakefield of Livingston was
N the city on business last Friday.
Judge Thomas of Logan was in the
city on Tuesday on legal business.
j. E. Sutton, brother of Attorney c.
e. Sutton, went to Butte on Tuesday
to have a look at the town, and will
.eturn in few days to visit his brother