The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-30

| United states army, spent rev days
of last week in Helena.
Miss Alice Thayer of Portland, Ore.
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. S. Brown
of Rocker.
a. A. Sandahl has returned from
New York. He met many Butte l.
grims in the great city and they were
enjoying themselves and spending
money like the princes that they are.
Colonel O'Leary of Anaconda. father
of the young volunteer who was re-
Gently promoted to a lieutenancy IN
the Philippines, was in the city last
week carrying broad, paternal
smile.
The Modern Woodmen will picnic in
| Anaconda in the near future.
Frank Higgins of Missoula was in
Butte for few days last week.
| Dr. Campbell attended the meeting
of the inter mountain doctors in Salt
Lake last week.
| Cornelius Hedges, grand secretary Of
| the Montana lodge A. F. e A. M, was
over from Helena Thursday.
| Mrs. c. w. Miller of Boulder spent a
day in Butte last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Z. Dudley of
| Marysville were in Butte last week.
Mrs. John Dezell wife of the hard
ware merchant of Anaconda, and her
children were in the city Wednes
| day.
Miss Annie Richards has returned
from Missouri, where she visited rela-
| tives.
Mrs. John McMurray, wife of the
editor of the Anaconda Recorder, ac-
companied by her bright little daugh-
ter, spent a few days with Butte
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Bryant and Mr..
| and Mrs J. w. Bailey of Big Timber
visited Butte last week.
Harry l.. Walker, head of the street
car company in Helena, visited friends
here Wednesday. He was returning
| from a pleasure trip to Salt Lake.
Miss Belle Calkins is visiting her
| uncle, Senator Mitchell of Pennsyl-
| vania.
Agent Mccormack or the Northern
| Pacific is viewing the wonderful things
| in the East.
Senator Mats Of Anaconda has re-
| turned from Chicago, and, in company
with w. M. Thornton, visited Butte
| friends Friday.
Mrs. p. H. Regain, wife of Sheriff
Regain, and her sisters, Mrs. John
Page, Mrs. Owen Parker and Mrs.
Burns and their children, have gone
to Salt Lake, where they will visit
for several weeks.
Judge Woody of Missoula was a dis
tinguished visitor in Butte last week
lie JuuSe Is d plOIe6T SOCIety leader OF
Montana.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Welch of Cebo
were in Butte Thursday.
Manager Mcguire figured in a touch
ing episode last week. He played a
new part. He lost his jewels and the
burglar made his exit
The Butte High School Mandolin
and Guitar club, composed of IA men,
bers from Professor Haile's conserva-
of rottGir ~ To oh hxy
Mesdames L. T. Halle A. Fl. Jones and
E. Davis passed through Virginia Sat
urday en- route to the park. The mem
bers of the club were Misses Mamie
and Ella Driscoll, Genevieve Davis and
Martha Fish: Messrs. John Corette, Ar
thur Atkins. Rus Matlock, Arthur Muel-
Ter, S. Thornley,, James Trembath and
A. Lewis. The party went by way Of
The Upper Madison and expect to be
gone about five weeks.-Virgnia Madi-
sonian.
The Young Mems institute held a
most enjoyable social at their parlors
on Friday night. The programme CON
sisted of medley of music. recitations,
singing, dancing and refreshments.
Mrs. P. A. Largely and daughter, Miss
Lulu Largely, started for Chicago Mon
| day in response to a telegram an
| nouncng the sudden death from heart
| trouble of Mrs. Morris Sellers, the
stepmother of Mrs. Largely. Mrs. Sell
| lers was a visitor in Butte last year
with her husband and was well known
| and liked in the city.
The Rt Rev. Bishop Brewer will Off
| ciate to-day at the services in St.
| Johns Episcopal church.
Mrs. Nicholas Hughes is visiting Salt
| Lake.
| Mrs. C. C. Willis and Mrs. w. F.
| Noyes delightfully."- entertained a num-
Der of ladies at Columbia gardens on
| last Thursday. Those present were:
Mesdames Gilbert. De Smell. Davis,
| Walsh, Heimer, Melcher, Noyes, Willis.
Frost. McFadden, Polk, Williams,
| Wright, Moore. Morgan, Grass. Richie,
| Freuler Bausman, Miss Jeffries and
| Miss Nevins. Whist was played at six
| tables. Mrs. John McFadden won the
| first prize, a Haviland china sugar
| bowl and cream pitcher. Mrs. Harper
| secured the second. a handsome picture.
Lunch was served after the game.
Matthias Freudenreich and Miss Katie
| Bode We're married last Tuesday night
| in the German Lutheran church by
| Rev NJ. Hudtloff
The Centerville Episcopal church con-
gregation and Sunday school will pic
mic at Crystal Springs next Wednes-
| day.
Mrs James A. Murray gave a lunch
I
honor of Miss Radley of New York,
who is visiting friends in Butte, the
| guest of Mrs. NJ. j. Council. Lunch
was served in the central parlor, which
was decorated with flowers, fabrics and
| ferns. Hand-painted landscapes were
| the favors. Those present We're: The
| guest of honor, Miss Radley; Mesdames
| M. j. Connell, J. B. Welcome, Keane,
| F. f. Corbett. Fayette Harrington, Fred
| Holbrook, ]. v. Long. Tom Lavelle, G..
| F. Lloyd, w. B. Hamilton, F. f. Shaw,
| Jim Forbis, J. NJ. White, A. T. Morgan,
| T. j. Murray H. l. Wilson, Brade4, j.
| w. Cotter; Misses Thornton, Frances
! Thornton, Foster, Ethel Black. Scallon
| and Marks,
Mrs. M. ]. Council gave party to a
number of friends Wednesday night at
| her home. 1t was what the hostess
| termed a hard times smoker" The
costumes were weird creations, and
| much amusement was had by the jolly
crowd, which was composed of Mes
| DANES Keane, F. r. Shaw, Tom La
| velle, Fred Holhrook, j. A. Murray, j.
B. Welcome, J. V. Long, f. p. Pass
mora Misses Radley Lulu Foster Ma