The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-28

Hal Williams Horatio De Camp,
Archille Menard; Buck Hardin, Frank
Whitworth Policeman, Fred Irwin;
Mrs. Craincross, Mrs. j. M. Simpson;
Esther Goldfair, Miss Sue WEIGH: Ber-
nice, Miss Ethel Wood; Sally Sands,
Mrs. Thomas Margan: Bobbin, Miss
Emma Truscott. Admission will be %
cents; reserved seats, rs cents.
On Thursday afternoon next there
will be a public exhibit of the work of
the school children held at the school
house, to which the general public is
cordially invited.
]. w. Kinsley of Helena gave a very
house Wednesday evening, delivered in
the interest of the A. o. U. w. order.
After the lecture the ladies OF the De
gree of Honor served the audience with
free luncheon and all went away sat
isfied in both mind and body.
Mrs Fretwell, wife of DR.. d. S. M.
Fretwell, died at the home of e. w.
Holly in this city Tuesday afternoon
last of a complication of diseases and
was buried from the Methodist church
at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon, a
large number of our citizens attending
the funeral and Rev. A. A. Walker con-
Quoting the funeral ceremonies. MIS-
FretwelFs maiden name was Mary n.
Enos and she was born at Sackett 5
Harbor N. Y, Aug. 20, 1888. Her
parents moved to Iowa when she was
about II years old, and there she met
| Dr. Fretwell to whom she was married
on Aug II, 1868. Two children blessed
this union, Frank E., who, with his
wife, is at present in this city, having
come from Rossland, B. c., in response
to telegram announcing his mother
| death, and William E., now in Grand
| Rapids, Mich. Dr. and Mrs. FretWell
! have made their home in Omaha for
| number of years past although the ma
| ture of his business caused him TO
! travel a great deal, and for the past
| several months, until within few
weeks ago, they resided in Anaconda,
where the lady made many friends.
| While on a visit to their long time
| friend. f. w, Holly, Mrs. Fretwell was
| taken sick about two weeks ago ana
| grew gradually worse until her death
occurred last Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Helena Gleeson, county su Pea,.
| intendent of schools, was in pSel
Lodge Tuesday from Anaconda. one one
visited the schools here on Tuesday aiia
| on Wednesday left for the noi.iie -, -
end of the county, where she VIII iii-
spect the schools of that sectloi; owl
D. S. Fotheringham or Norlip", -
| Wash. spent a few hours in town %.
nrdav Of last week on his way to st.
| Louis on a business trip. He was
| enast at the home of r. G.. HUMBER
and wife during his stay in the Guy,
County Attorney Duffy, accompahleu
nv his little daughter, Katie, was a WIS
| itor in town few hours last MONDAY.
James Conley and wife and young
son arrived home from Phoenix Arlz'
last Saturday, whittier they went IN
| November last to try the effects of that
climate in curing the rheumatism from
which Mr.. Conley suffered greatly al
that time. He comes back entirely
cured of that disease
Mrs. Thomas F. Ward and her little
daughter Margaret came up from Gar.
net last Monday and are guests at the
home of Mrs. NJ McMullen.
The Christian EndeaVor society of the
PRESBYTERIAN church gave very en-
Pertaining sociable at the court house
last evening, Friday, al which ict
cream, cake and other refreshment:
were served. An enjoyable time wa:
had.
Henry Neill of the state land depart
ment was in town on official bushes!
Friday of last week
The ladies of the Maccabees were so
ciably entertained at the home of Mrs
| Amelia Curn on Thursday afternoon
An elegant luncheon was served by tn