The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-29

j. n. strain ana Wire, formerly resi-.
dents of Great Falls, are at the Mon.
tana and will hereafter be reckoned
among the citizens of Anaconda. as Mr.
Strain has engaged in business on Park
avenue.
Miss Sheila Mallory was a Butte visi-
tor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gamer of Helena
Were registered at the Leland Tuesday.
E. Scharnikow of Deer Lodge has
spent the greater part of the week in
the city on legal business.
NJ. T. Pierce left Friday for New
York on business trip, and will be alb
sent about three weeks.
Mrs John Cyr and daughter lone
who were the guests of Mrs. Thibedeau
of East Third street, returned to Mis-
soula Thursday.
Mrs. Caroline Rowe of Oak street
died Wednesday afternoon of pneu-
monia.
John Gregory and wife entertained
the choir of the Methodist church.
Thursday night, at their home on
Fourth street.
There was large attendance at the
Woman's club yesterday. Miss Nc
Laughlin read a paper entitled Some
Foreigners Invited to the Court of
Francis L. Miss Sutherand's was
Prose Literature of the French Re-
Nuisance" The two art papers were
"Giulio Romano by Mrs Ainslie and
Leonardo da Vinci'' by Mrs Lamson
Mrs. Eggleston took charge of the de-
partment of current events.
The next regular party of the Low
land club will be given in the Montana
on Friday evening, Feb. s.
st. Marks guild will meet with Mrs.
Pennington of 211 Elm street, opposite
the Prescott school, Tuesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
Miss De Wolfe of Butte, who visited
Mrs. Zenas Evans of Hickory street
last week, returned to Butte Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. George lockwood of Butte has
been the guest of Miss McCabe of Hick-
DRY street during the past week. while
Miss McCabe has been suffering from
an attack of la grippe.
Carl Harbaugh of Portland was in the
city Tuesday for few hours, returning
to Butte in the evening.
The ladies of the Presbyterian choir
are preparing for a concert to be given
some time within the next three weeks,
wherein the music will be of a very
nigh class. The musical directress for
this entertainment is Miss Macdougal.
who has charge of the choir and whose
name is sufficient guarantee for the
character of the entertainment
Mrs. w. w. Dixon is still confined to
her rooms at the Montana, where she
is slowly convalescing from her recent
severe illness.
Ruth, the little daughter of DR.. Steph-
ems, who is seriously i'll with pneu-
monia, is slightly improved at the last
account obtained of her condition.
Mrs. Zenas Evans, who was quite i'll
with la grippe the first of the week is
greatly improved.
Mrs. w. Nice. White of Butte came
"ldnaS1aV
several card parties and the theatre, re-
turning to Butte Friday morning, ac
companied by Mrs. William Tuohy and
children, of whom she was the guest
throughout her stay in Anaconda.
Mrs. James Johnson of Locust street
is the mother Of little daughter born
Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Williams of Hickory
street is able to be out once more after
her recent illness.
Mrs. j. S. Hickey has been visiting
her daughter Cora. who is a pupil at
~. Margarets school for girls at Boise.
Idaho, and is now at her mother's
nome at Nampa, Idaho
MISS Quigley, formerly county super
1ntendent of schools of Deer Lodge
county. left Monday afternoon for Chi
cage, where she will engage in the
STUDY of art, remaining in that city I'M
IN September, before going to New
l VI hs ioi tHe same purpose of COM
plotting her studies in that branch.
Mrs. George lockwood of Butte
has been the guest of Miss McCabe of
Hickory street for the first part of the |
week.
Mrs. ID. j. Hennessy went to Butte |
TUESDAY and remained to visit rela- |
tiVes, returning to Anaconda Thurs |
day.
Judge Dewitt has spent the past week |
In Idaho on professional business.
Mrs. John Merrill has been confined
to the house for the last fortnight. sur
fering from an attack of the grip.
Miss Wickie, lately of West Park ave,
nue., has taken a room at the Montana.
formerly occupied by Miss Quiglay.
Miss Rumley, who returned to Ana
conda Sunday evening on the O'Clock
train, was unfortunate enough to sprain
her ankle very severely just before laav-
ing Butte.
Mr.. De Courcy May of Scranton, Pa.