Daily inter mountain., 1899-12-09

and will help look after the welfare O
1.-THE guests.
Dave Sheffield, who had been confina,
TO st. Joseph's hospital with appendicitis
Tor several weeks, was able to be dow
town awhile last Monday. Aside from
fairly WE'LL
Mr, and Mrs. G. D. Joslyn entertai inet
at dinner Thanksgiving day Mrs. Mar.
L. Kelley. Mr.. Lee Kelley. Miss Florence
Kelley, Lamar Kelley, Mr.. Thomas AS
ping. Miss Jessie Stackpole and Mr.
| Fred Harmed.
Miss Elizabeth Aylesworth, after spend
ing happy THANKSGIVING al home, re-
! turned to her school duties at Wesleyan
] university in Helena Monday. Colonel
Aylesworth went as far as Garrison with
| her, Mrs. Aylesworth accompanying her
! all the way
| At the ice cream cake sociable to be
| gwen by the Kings Daughters at the
presbyterian church next Friday even
ing, there's going to be some interesting
revelations. AS the story goes, some of
the unmarried folks are going to explain
why This is thus.
Mrs VIM. Williams and little daughter,
| Lillian. returned from a two weeks visit
to Helena last Friday, Mr.. Williams driv-
ing to Garrison to meet them. Mrs Will
mans was accompanied home by her lit
tie grandson. Mahlon Miller, who is maxi
ing her Il visit
The Degree Of Honor ball and supper
last Thursday EVENING" THANKSGIVING
was big success, the order clearing in
the neiShhorhood of $50. The attend
ance was Very large and the music and
supper excellent. The ladies of that
order never disappoint.
Colonel l.. c. Parker, accompanied by
his son. Thurlow w. Parker, left for
Coloma, last Friday, where he has extern
sive mining interests. Although the colo
mel is not making any noise about it. a
rumor gained currency here last week
that his property is looking way up.
\ son was born last Saturday evening
to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Blair at the
residence of Judge Knowles. in Missoula.
Mrs. Blair is a daughter of Judge
Knowles who is we'll and favorably
known in Deer Lodge, where she spent a
good part of her happy childhood
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Parmentep, of
Butte, spent Thanksgiving in Deer Lodge.
as guests part of the time of Miss Ethel
Wood and part of the time of Mrs. Par
menter's uncle, N. p. Evans. Mrs Par
mcnter was formerly Miss Allie McMur-
ply who spent many of her girlhood days
in Deer Lodge.
Joe Coleman, of the Montana and Den !
Yer Reduction works, came up from old
Beartown last Wednesday. ate Thanks /
giving fodder at home and was among the !
army of clerks who We're necessary at
his; fathers store here at the annual hOli- .
day opening, which occurred last Friday. J
Late Thanksgiving evening 0ast week)
while a furious south wind was blowing,
one of the tlues of ST. Mary's Academy,
Ia this city, burned out, causing consid-
arable alarm but doing no damage. The
ire bell sounded and the fire laddies were
soon on hand and ready for business had |
t been required.
Chief Justice Theodore Brantly and ,
Conrad kohrs came over from Helena 7
last Friday aftern Don. being met at Gar /
lison by John Bielenberg, with whom
they drove to Deer Lodge. Both were /
lere on private business. Justice Brant-
y left for home by way of Butte Satur-
lay evening, while Mr. kohrs remained
. further look after extensive business
fairs here.
Judge and Mrs. j. M. Kennedy, Mrs.
Flannigan Geo. S. Miller, j. A.
Johnson, u. II. Morgan, John CIague, j.
u. Simpson and Mrs. John Furst of Ana
onda, were among the out-of- town vsi-
ors who spent their Thanksgiving in
Deer Lodge. Judge and Mrs. Kennedy
Mrs. Flanagan and Mrs. Furst We're
,uests at st. Mary's Academy, where
heir daughters are pupils.