The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-20

at her home on Templar avenue. The
party was given in honor of Mrs. b. X.
Cole of Helena, who is a visitor in Hell
ena this week. The house was prettily
decorated for the occasion with sweet
peas and other sweet-scented flowers.
The afternoon was passed in a .rocial
manner and no games were played.
During the course of the afternoon
dainty and refreshing edibles were
served to the ~uests.
The W. C. I. L. met at the homo of
Mrs. Richie on BoZeman street. Thurs
day afternoon of this week for the PIT =
pose of transacting the business Of the
society. very fair gathering was had
and pleasant afternoon spent by the
ladies'.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Stanley of Kan
sas. who formerly resided in Vir-
ginia City about the year 1864, have
been spending several days at the camp
of Mrs. Fletcher in the West Gallatin
canyon. enjoying the mountain air and
scenery.
Mrs. G. w. Anderson entertained a
number of lady friends on Saturday
afternoon last at her home on Temp
lar avenue in honor of Mrs. Fries. her
daughter. A very pleasant and enjoy
able afternoon was spent by the guests.
Light refreshments were served to-
ward the close of the gathering.
The Baptist Aid society met at the
home of Mrs. F. A. Maxwell on Church
street on Thursday afternoon for the
purpose of conducting business and en-
joying a social session.
Little Miss Blanch Williams cele-
brated her eighth birthday with a party
on Saturday afternoon last. There were
quite a number of little friends present.
among them being four little girls
whose birthdays fell on the same day
day as that of the little hostess. Juve-
nile games were played with the usual
zest of youth, and the refreshments, of
a dainty and delicious character, were
eaten and enjoyed as only children can
eat and enjoy the good things placed
before them.
Rev. ]. w. TAFT, until recently pastor
of the NJ. f. church, has been sent by
the conference to south Butte. His
place here will be taken by Rev.
Freese, formerly of Centerville, Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stowe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carter, Mrs. Lynde and Mr.. Boyce
went out to the ranch of State Game
Warden Wagner, on He'll Roaring creek
in the Gallatin canyon, last Saturday
and spent a couple of days in that
pleasant summer retreat.
Among those who attended the NJ e.
conference at Livingston last week were
Mrs. Tracy. Mrs. James, the STICKY
family, Mr. and Mrs. Moor, Mr.. and
%
the Epworth league.
Mrs. Bradbury of California, an old
time resident of Bozeman, is now visit
ing friends in this city.
Messrs. Sam Fowler, John Craig and
William WEIGH spent the greater part
of the week on Bracket creek on a
hunting expedition and got about AZ
birds.
E. C. Kinney of Manhattan was in
the city on business on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs Busch of Mime
sofa are visiting their son, Paul Busch
N. p. roadmaster, who resides on
Church street.
Ex-Governor Richards of Butte Join
ed his family up the Gallatin canyon
on Saturday, last week, for a few
weeks vacation.
A jolly party on their way to the
park from Boulder passed through
Bozeman Saturday. There were sew
eral former Bozemanites among them
The party consisted of the following
Messrs. Terwilliger, Terrence, Davis
Fred Cowan. George Cowan, Willis
Rexford, F. w. Pool and c. H. CRUDE
Mrs. B. X. Cole of Helena is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman this
week.
Attorney f. r. Cockrill leaves this
week for Waco. Tex. where he goes