Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-18

Chas. Partman was among the arrivals
from Livingston on this mornings train.
DR.. James Reid of the college made
a trip to Red Lodge the latter part Of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Looman vanAkin were
down from Cherry creek for several days
last week.
Mrs. Alonzo Reynolds and her daugh-
ter Dottie. returned from their eastern
trip on Friday.
Mrs. Mitchell, of Madison, mother Of
| Mrs. DR.. Tudor. has been spending the
past week in Bozeman.
Miss Edith Talbot, sister CT Mrs. Frank
| Bohart. arrived from Graham, Mo-, on
Thursday, to spend the winter.
Mrs. n. d. Jeffries, in company with
her sister. Mrs. SWitzer, of Ennis, has
been visiting friends in Great Falls the
last week.
r. Cummings, road master of the Yell
lowstone division of the Northern Pacific,
transacted business in BOzeman We'd
nesday.
Eugene b.. Purtont returned to his
home in London county, Va, after "a stay
OF two years in Montana. lie will re-
turn in the spring.
George Anderson, the veteran editor
of the Livingston Post, came over from
the capital of Park county, to-day. on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John lines. Sr.. after av-
ing spent the summer and fall in Boze-
man and vicinity, returned to their home
in Butte last week.
Mrs. Ward Cockrill will leave this week
for "A trip east. While away she will
visit her son who is attending college
near Chattanooga. Tenn.
Major W. w. Anderson made a flying
trip to Sheridan Wednesday. to bring
Mrs. Aledrson home. She has been
spending several weeks with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. James in Sheridan.
Senator w. H.. Campbell, the leading
physician of Livingston. and Park cOun-
.s 49, :-. -, thN NINA hnN1EA
Of the state Legislature, was in Bozeman
Yesterday on professional business. He
was called here to perform a post NOR
TEN examination on the body of Q. p.
Sutton. who suicided Monday.
\ new whist club was formed on Mon
day evening Of this week by a few young
married people Of the city. The club
was named the b. o. H.. B.. whist club.
and is to meet once a week, each member
will endeavor to win q prize. as oIten
as possible. On Monday evening the
cluf meeting was at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Macintosh when the business
matters We're adjusted 70 the satisfac-
ton of all. after which whist was played
for an hour or two and then light re-
freshments We're served. The following
ladies ana gentlemen wer present.: Mr..
and Mrs. !. T.. Kirk, Mr.. and Mrs. Braten,
MIR. and Mrs. Holloway. Mrs. n Mrs.
B~lankenship. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton. Mr.
ana Mrs, Walter Sales and Mrs. Welcl.
A number Of friends met at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Luce on Friday
evening for the purpose Of enjoying a
few games Of progressive whist and a
general good time. When the time came
to count the scores Mr.. f. B. Lamme had
the highest credit on the g~entleman's
side and Mrs. Wilson on the ladies', ana
The prizes wer accordingly awarded to
them. The delightful evening was
brought to a close with music and light
refreshments. Those present were Judge
and Mrs. l.. n. Luce, Judge and Mrs.
j.. Armstrong. Mr.. and Mrs. Fielding, Mr..
and Mrs. f. A. Fielding, Mr.. n Mrs.
DER. General and Mrs. Wilson, Mrs.
May. Mrs. Cooper. Misses Maxey. Nettie
=, Maxey. Messrs. Patton, Mccormack and
Drs. Higgins and Whitefoot.
:. Eight lady friends of Mrs. Feron Mack
treated her to a surprise party on We'd
nesllay afternoon. Each lady brought
with her some delicacy in the way OF
i edibles. while several brought flowers,
which are always most acceptable to in
Aids Mrs. Mack was brought down
stairs to the dining room ard the whole
spent a most enjoyable hOu: or
Two talking of old time s and SUBJECTS
Of interest to a gathering of old time
friends. Those who participated IN the
surprise party We're Mrs. Barker, Mrs.
q. q. Is. Hill. Mrs. Fletcher, Mrs. John
Tjlton, Mrs. Van Zant. Mrs. Hodson.
Mrs. Tracy. Mrs. Fisher, and Mrs. Da-
:, NiCS.