The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-15

ers now in the land of sunshine and
flowers are H. B. Davis and family,
Mrs. James H. Mills, Miss Mills and
Master James Mills, who have taken
lodgings in San Jose, Mr.. and Mrs Ed
Scharnikow, Miss Jessie Humber and
Miss Lillian Humber who have cot
tage in Oakland. During the coming
week the Montana colonv on pleasures
bent will be considerably augmented by
the arrival in the home of missions and
Castilian lore of Mrs. C. G. Birdseye.
Miss Bishop and Charles Curtis of
Avon, Joseph A. Hyde and family, Mrs.
j. H. Owings. Miss Owings and Mar
guerite Owngs, who go to San Jose,
and Mrs. Barbara O'Neill, whose des-
tination will be Los Angeles Looking
to an early return of our absent ones,
it is hoped that the lion and the lamb
of infant summer will find amicable
relations and not allow the application
of the saying of the immortal Bill Nye.
who once characterized backwood
season in the Boomerang under the
can: ioI,, Whit J linger; so long in the
lap of spring as to cause comment"
La grippe has appeared in Deer
Lodge during the past fortnight and
cast it's unWelcome presence in score
or more of our homes, not few OF the
victims being seriously affected. Those
confined to their rooms at this writing
Mrs Conrad Kohrs, Mrs. William Cole
man. J. c. Shaubut, Peter Walton Rev.
A. B. Martin, j. M. Boardman and
William Coleman.
Miss Sheila Napton, the charming
and accomplished daughter of Judge
and Mrs. yelling Napton, has returned
to her home on the west side after
fortnights visit in the home of her
cousin, Mrs Eugene Carroll of Butte.
Mrs. r. Lee Kelley and children of
Philipsburg are guests of relatives In
Deer Lodge.
Allan Williams. for several months
past an employee of the Cash Grocery
house, has resigned his position and
will put in his time assisting his father
in his sheep industry.
Miss Cornelia Van Gundy, school mis-
tress of the Gold Creek schools has re
turned to her duties after pleasant
holiday season spent with her family
on the west side.
Deputy Sheriff John Robinson of
Sheriff Conleys efficient staff spent
most of this week in his home in this
city a sufferer from a severely sprained
wrist.
Phil H. Miller and family are making
temporary home with Mr. and Mrs.
Will Williams on the west side.
Nat Y. Hoss, who has given UP a life
in newspaperdom to follow the vicissi-
day last looking over his properties in
the Zosel district
VIII s ,ott has gone to Butte. where
he will probably reside permanently.
DR.. William Vaughn, the popular
ostheopath, has taken office rooms at
the McBurney.
The appointment of yelling Napton
to the bench of the Third judicial dis
trict embracing Deer Lodge and Gran
ite counties necessitated a dissolution
in the firm of Napton & Napton, for
number of years doing business in this
city. In the announcement of the
change of firm, H. p. -Napton takes the
practice of the former partnership to
Anaconda, where he has established
himself in the Durston building. Dur
ing a practice before the courts of Mon
tana covering a period of over 10 years,
the firm of Napton & Napton have
gained the condolences of our people
generally, which bespeaks for the able
man who will continue the practice OF
his profession a successful life in his
new location.
Little Miss Rcake Baker. the bright
little daughter of Mrs. Maude Davis
Baker, has returned to her home in
Helena after pleasant visit to her