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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-14

Mrs. Hueneke. Mrs. Leonard. Mrs. NAL
lory. Mrs. Mcpherson. Mrs. McGlaufiin
Mrs. Hammond. Mrs Winchell. Mrs
Jack Thomas. Miss Voltz. Mrs. Searles
Mrs Boyce Mrs. Hatton Mrs. Mrs. Rem
ick. Mrs. Speer. Mrs. Thompson. Mrs
Green, Mrs. Ritter, Mrs. ]. NJ. White.
One of the most enjoyable affairs.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-14

Miss Pearle Lorraine Eaton and Ernest
EbbaSe We're quietly married last Sunday
afternoon in the presence of a few
friends of the family at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison A.
Eaton, S23 Highland avenue, Rev. j. f.
Noftsinger performing the ceremony
Miss Eaton is a talented and popular
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-14

Daisy Dawson, Nell Lloyd, Margaret
Blackiston, Edith Bickford, Miss Nc
h chnie and Mrs. A T. Morgan. The
guests of the club We're Miss Puss Cullen,
Miss Busby and Miss Rumley.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-14

Mrs. John Dutton, who has been very
ill during the past two weeks, is much
improved and is now able to see her
friends.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-14

Miss Kate Sullivan entertained a party
of friends Tuesday evening, going first
ITO see the play of Julius Caesar" and
then repairing to the home of Miss Sui
ivan on South Arizona street where ar
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-14

E. c. Atwater. Huneke, McC. White,
John Moves. Jr. Kruger Harper F.
Boucher. Ida Kennedy. D. NJ. Newbro,
| Heilbronner. Mcdonald. Bellinger.
! Misses Edith Bickford. Margaret Han
son. Margaret Blackiston. May Sulli-
van, Jean sullivan, Theo Russell. Eliza
Russell.
The Misses Eleanor and Viola Horgan
gave beautiful though informal tea on
Tuesday to a few friends. which proved
to be one of the happiest social events of
the social week. The decorations were
pink carnations and smilaX. most artisti
cally arranged. The guests We're Mrs.
w. A. Clark. Jr.. Mrs. w. Nee. White.
Mrs. II. l. Wilson, Mrs. James w. Forbis,
Mrs. Jack Noyes. Miss May Warde. Miss
Florence futile, Miss Belle LeBeau.
Saturday afternoon the members of the
.. w. L. S. were delightfully."- entertained
by the Misses Sanders at their home on
South Washington street 1t was in the
nature of thimble bee. but during the
afternoon the sewing was put aside and
musical guessing game was introduced.
Miss Julia Sanders played snatches of %
popular pieces on the piano. After she
finished playing little favors, decorated
with owls, We're handed around and on
these the guests wrote the names of all
the pieces they could remember. Mrs.
A. T. Morgan won the first prize, a beau
tiful Gibson head in water colors. To
Miss Margaret Blackiston fell the conso-
lation prize. little brown feathered owl.
After this delicious refreshments We're
served. Those present were Misses Allie
Lowery, Annie Lowery, Theo. Russell
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-14

musician of Butte. Mr.. Ebbage is one Of
the best known and most popular typo
graphical artists of the city and is secre-
tary of Butte Typographical union. After
the ceremony the happy couple left on
the 4:45 train for a short visit to Mon
tana towns, after which they will take
up their residence at 1927 West Granite
street.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-14

Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Mcdonald hav
moved from the corner of Broadway an,
Columbia avenue to 513 West Grant
street.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-14

Little Matte Prentice celebrated her
her parents on South Jackson street, in
viting number of little friends in to as
sist her in the feat. The house was pref
tily decorated with cut flowers and potted
plants, the dining room being especially
beautiful. The tables We're set in the
form of an l.. the little hostess at the seat
on the turn. The table was all in red, a
great mound Of bright colored flowers,
ON which emerged gay ribbons, and
when each child pulled the ribbon at her
plate a pretty bouquet came from the
centerpiece for her own special benefit.
The afternoon was devoted to games,
pinning the pcacock's tail. bean guessing,
and last of all, when each child put in
his thumb not plum was pulled forth,
but a pretty little gift. Then came the
birthday feast, and royal feast it was.
The hostess cut the great cake on which
eight candles and "one to grow were
blazing brightly. A slice was put in a
dainty souvenir box for each guest to
carry home. The little ones remained at
the table for a long time, and soon after
leaving the table said goodbye to their
hostess. Miss Hattie received many gifts
from relatives and friends. Her guests
of the afternoon were Lolita Frear, Jessie
White. Amy Laurence. Nessa Wright
Harriet Prentice, Baby Kent, Ruby Kent
Viva tombstone, Madge Harper, Pansy
Sullivan, Rita Mcpherson, Laura Weist-
ling, Grace Christie, Olive Retter, Flossie
Greene, Julia E.deson, Marie Edeson, Kit
ten Epson, Alpha Pratt, Clara Welles.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-14

given in honor of Frederick Warde and
his daughter. Miss May Warde, was
that Of Tuesday evening, the host being
r. "A. Heinze. The party formed an ex-
tenslVe theater party, occupying the
left-hand boxes. After the play all
Went to the bachelor apartments of Mr..
Heinze on East Broadway where an en-
joyable evening was spent In social
conversation and a superb dinner was
served. In the party We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Tower. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
inson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Clark, Jr,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Noyes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nee White. Miss futile. Miss Belle LIE
Beau. Miss Viola Horgan, Miss Eleanor
Horgan Miss May Warde; Messrs.
George Clark, f. Heinze, Frederick
Warde. E. H. Wilson, Dick Lacy, Will
Horgan.
Judge George Clark entertained a
party of friends Thursday night at the
production Of 1.-THE First Duchess of
Marlborough" Supper at the Thornton
was enjoyed afterwards. His guests
We're: Guest of honor, Miss Florence
Tuttle Of Salt Lake; Mr. and Mrs w.
A. Clark, Jr.. Miss Belle LIE Beau, Miss
Hattie Young; Messrs. VIII Horgan and
Templeman.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-14

land, Marjorie Mattison, Lulu Eschale.
Cone Cutler. Esther Dugan, Hazel Gen.
drup, Maud Weirick, Master Kenneth
Smith, Arthur We1rick.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-14

A merry party of the friends of DIR.
and Mrs. Richard Savage were invited
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-14

oyster supper was enjoyed. Her guests
were: Mrs. p. j. Sullivan. Miss Nettie
Bryant, Miss Laurel jackson. Miss
Mona Frear. Miss Ivy Harris. Miss Lisa
Ponde.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-14

An informal dinner was given Thurs
day evening by Mrs. Theo. Hunt. at her
home on West Park street, the party go
ing afterwards to see 1.-The First Duchess
of Marlborough" The table was prettily
decorated in pink nuns" and carna-
tions, intermingled with ferns. The CEN
terpiece was in the form of star. In
the party We're Mrs. and Mrs. Joyce
Goodspeed. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Browne, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert, Miss Darcy. Harry West.
After the theater Dutch lunch was
enjoyed, the party being the guests of Mr..
West.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-14

A complimentary afternoon was en-
joyed by the members of the M. NJ. Whist
club Monday afternoon, Mrs. Hugo
DaultOn being the hostess at her pleas
ant home on the East Side. The decor
ations of red nuns" and carnations and
ferns We're very pretty. The tally cards
were especially handsome, dark red
parchment with fierce black cats with
tails rampant, yowling merry Christ
mas" and Happy New Year" The first
prize was a beautiful silver purse one
of the new kind which can be locked on
the belt. This was Won by Mrs. Jennie
Volmer, and as this was her last meet
ing with the club all were glad she Sc
cured it. Mrs. Daulton was elected to
take her place, Mrs. Vollmer leaving
next week for the coast for the winter.
The second prize. solid gold hat pin.
set with a Montana sapphire, was
awarded to Mrs. H. P. Owens. The
consolation. a pretty chop plate, was
given to Mrs. Robert Shoupe. When the
prizes were distributed the guests en-
joyed dainty luncheon. The regular
members We're present with the excep-
ton of Mrs. Nina Williams Mrs. Daul-
ton substituting for her. asofollows: Mes
DANES ]. Goodall, p. L. Skinner. j. Hens
derson, A. H.sMitcheil, r. ]. Chase. X. Fl.
Emmons. Robert Shoupe, Harry Schultz.
Jesse Lyle. Eva Frey, Julia Cummings,
l.. P. Lewis. r. v. McLever, Jack Sui
Ivan. Richard Colville. Eta Crimmons.
Lulu Peters. Jennie Vollmer, H. P.
Owens, Nina Williams.
A merry party of the friends of DR.
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The jolly card club, Of Piccawa 1en, held
lts final meeting Of the season on "wednesday
evening n last week At the home OF Mrs Car.
enter, Wayside A full aitendence was
present. ThepuEes, which were very hand.
some, were awarded to Miss Ellie Carpenter
and Mt, George Carpenter, respectively. After
the games were concluded, the club repaired to
the dining rooms, which were elaborately
decorated, and bountiful repast vas served.
Mr. Gerard Hungeriord, acted as toastmsster,
and filled the bill to the Queens taste After
supper the floor was cleared for dancing, all
the members part ipating. Tbs iuiermissions
ere Punctuaied with topical songs, instru-
mental selections and Rotations. Mr.. Shea.
Of California, and Miss yerlna MADDOX sang
= duet which brought down the house Mr.
Rudolph Burroughs and Mr.. Frank Carpenter
executed some very clever selections on the
yo'in, Miss Lady Carpenter acting as acorn
asnist A graceful fancy dance was done BY
'liss Winifred Richmond, which won round
ofapplanss Mr. George Carpenter established
bis ability as jig dancer of merit. Mss Alma
Lloyd, an elocutionist Of the FIRST warer, re.
cited Kiplings absent Minded Beresr. I,
Mr.. Charles Wright highly entertained the
company with his sIigth 70 hand performances,
clearly demonstrating to Al present bis powers
as wizard, at the conclusion of which, Nj.
Hoyme, in few appropriate remarks presented
the prizes TO the winners
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February Term of court.


The February term Of the Circuit Court
will convene Oh Monday. Judge Merrick, it
is likely will preside The docksts consist Of
20 appearances; 10 trials, 7 recogn'Eances
and 10 criminals,
The Equity case Of Woodwork and al vs.
Okie and al has been setdown for argument
and will be argued directly after call of the
doekeis The case grows out of a suit by
Hattie L. Woodwork, and her bastard
daughter. the paramour and Legitimate
child of the late Dr. VIM Dixie, against his
lawful wife and his legitimate children to
have The title to tract ofland that descended
to the latter after DR. Okie's death, declared
trust for the use and benefit of the
Plaintiffs All the parties are nou-residents
Of this State Gen. Wilmer represents the
Plaintiffs, aud Adrian Posey and John c.
Gi,tings, of Washington city the Defendants.
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DR. Robert Digges, well known, and most
prominent physician Of this. County, died at
his late home, "Hylands," near Port Tobacco
on Monday. the 10th inst in the Tsrd year Of
bis age, Dr.. DlEgea. has been in feeble health
for souetime and bis death was not unsxpset-
cd. BE was some years afflicted with an
attack Of paralysis, from which he nevsr
recovered. Not long since hs Suffered Al
attack Of pneumonia, another stroke Of psraly-
sis followed, causing death. His remains.
after Rsquiem Mass on Wednesday, were in
tered at St. Thomas Church. His sons,
William and Robert with Meears. j. Harry
Stonestrsst and Paul Wills we're his pail bear
ers and Mr. 9. E Wade. funeral director.
He leaves widow, and six ehildrsn. three
sons and .hrse daughters, surviving him.
DR.. Digges antil his health failed was one Of
the most eminent physicisns il the county
and as a man vas posuessed OF many starting
qualities and much beliksd throughout the
CouRty.
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-02-15

The Clerk II. the Court, during the week,
issued marriage licenses to the following
persons:
George Morton Themes and Agnes Rose
Burch; Charles Todd Chandler and Mary
Augusta Haislip; James Anthony Winkler
and Marian Lucas; Andrew B Jameson and
Mary L. Holmes; Joseph Henry Norris and
Sarah Gertrude Mandanyohle, white.
Hillcary Smallwood and Bveline Small
wood; Walter Smith and Mary Frances
Thompson, eolored.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-02-15
Order of Publication
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CHARLES
COURT SITTING IN EQUITY.
nc. e74 EQUITY.
John v. warins vs.. GeoreeN Lyon, Frances
MI Lyon and William h Lyon

THE object Of Ibis suit Is to declare null
and void deed from George N Lvon
aud Frances N Lyon. his wife, Of Charles
County, Marsh ad. to William H Lyon, Of
Washington City, District Of Columbia, upon
the ground Of fraud
The bill states fhat the DESCENDANT George N.
Lyon vas indsbied unto the. Plaintiff on two
promisoty notes dated Ocioher the twenty
6fst IN the year eighteen hundred and ninety
eve. one for siRthy dollars and the other for
ssventy-hve dollars and nine eenil, that suit
sae bruught on ihe same and that on the
twenty. second dsy Of May in The year 1900, a
Judgement una obtained IN the Great Court
for Charles Comfy, upon them for the sum OF
ons hundred and etghty-rir dollars and ninety
eight eeuis; that Al The time OF the institution
Of the salt. md after, the said defendant;
Cenrgu N Lyon, was eeised and possessed Of
the Equity Of Redemption IN certain real
state in said County eaiisd ''Seven Sisters"
containing two hundred and forty three acres;
that bsioFs judgement was obtained upon said
notes. the said defaudants, George N Lyon
and France N Lyod, bis wife for pretendec
consideration conveyed the same 70 The defend
ant, William H. Lyon; that the said George
N. Lyon still occupiea and manages the said
real sstaie, thatnt the time OF making said
A1Nu tuN 1Alu uIltuuAut, l4orNe ". Lyou WINS
largely IN debted and insolvent; that said con-
vsyante uas fraudulent, for simulated con-
sidesation and was 10 delay and defrnud bis
creditors.
II Is thersuppn ibis 9th day OF January, in
tbe year 1901 ordered BY he Circuit Court for
Charles County in Equity, that the Plaintiff,
BY causing copy Of this order to be inserted
In eome newspaper published in Charles eoun-
", once week In erch Of four secoassive
weeks bsEbfs the sislh day Of February, In the
sad year 1901. give notiee 70 the absent de-
feudanl Of The objsct and substance Of this
Bill, warning him 70 appear 10 this Court in
person Or BY solicitor on or before she 9Th day
Of March, 1901, 70 snow cause il any be hss
Why desres ought not TO pass as prayed.
BIG. STOEESTREET, Clerk
OF OF. FOR Charles County, Nd.
True copy-Test:
jan is-et. B. q. STONESTREET, Clerk.
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LOCAL BREvrrIrs

tlirruit sJosrs on Monday
Mr.. W. . Dirre. ia on f,ou The wss.
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Al.' say DOWNING "s''uhs Ai'' AS
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Ou' 'O"A.
Hon. 'ohn =. stone Is suffering NON .
relapse q sns o"pp''
The chicken thieves sround 81 Thomas
Church are suli AsiArgs.
Mrs, Dr. y, d rossJ Is visiting her si''ss
mrs. w. ni'''' DalH@oEsf
Tailor Burch has returnsd hors ffOsa The
hospital quite restored % health.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-02-15

On Saturday last, the freight train goiag
South undertook TO makes n1ing switch at
Bal Alton and met with an accident 10 having
: box car demolished The trainueu did not
give themselvc time to open the switch 10 side
track shs cat and il kept on down and s'nssh'
Sd into the engine that was further down the
linz taking watsr. Nobody WAS hurt. Fly
ing switches are prohibited By the Company
and az Investigation will Of covrse follow the
accident.
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Ny wife's good advice saved my life writes
F NJ Rosa Of Winfield, Tenn !, for had such
bad cough could hardly breathe, l stead
lis grew worse under doctors treatment, but
ms wife urged me TO use Dr. Kings New Dis.
cosery for Consumption, which completely
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Grippe, hueupoam, Asthma, Hay Fever and
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soc and 81 co. Every bottle guaranteed
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-02-15

IA2DERED By the Court this 3Ist day Of
NJ January, 1901. that The Auditors Re
port made and reported Ia ME above entitlsd
ease be ratified and confirmed unless cause 70
The contrary Be shows OF or sstols- she 1ots
day Of February, 1901 provided : eopy q q
this order. bs published IN some pewspepst p
Charles County oacs . seek for three ,aesss,,
|siys Gesks prior 70 the aid 7sih day Of
february. 1901
B.i @. sToNEsTRET, Clerk
ofot. o.. OF Charles County, Nd.
True cspy-fss,
Feb l. lsol-dt
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-02-15
Friday. February Is, = 1901
Assignment.

AIRS. Therssa Eiildebrand, Lotbair made an
assignment on Tuesday for the beAeht Of her
creditors. Her liabilities are ss75 and her
asssis q small stock Of general merchandise
Adrlau Posry, assignee. Ms. Hildebraudt
will Isavc the county and take up home in
New York with her daughter Der effects will
be sold on Saturday the 23sd inst.
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WANTED AT ONCE.

One thousand turkeys. two thousand
chickens, one thousand geese, one thous-
and ducks, one hundred crates eggs.
We will pay highest market prices,
and send prompt retuns. = WoLv BRos.
ia S. Charles ST.. Baltimore. Nd.
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Order Of Publication.

In the matter Of the sale Of tract Of land
lying and situated in the 9Th Election
District Of Cherries County near Gallant
Grssn." in said county, eontainiag ave
asres more or lsss' assessed 10 The name Of
Llswsilyn Yi,ss, George b: ssnblv, pur-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1901-02-15

TINE sbiset Of this prosssdiag Is ID prossrs
the ratification and confirmation ofn sale
made GU the twenty-sevsnth day Of November
in the year 1900 by Henry Christ Collector
of State and County Taxes for tbs Fourth
Coilsctiou District Of said Charles County for
the years 1898 and 1888, Of trast OF land
lying and sitaattd In the Eight Election
DistFict Of Charles County. near Gallant
Green. in said county, containing eve aores
more or'fess, assessed In the name of LIewsllyn
Tates, and purchased by George r. Sembly.
The said Collector having made a report Of
to this Court Of said sale together with all
the proceedings had in relation thsrsto, and
the same appearing " he regular, and the
provisions Of the law in relation thereto ap-
pearing to have besn complied with
1t is thereuoon this 18th day Of day of
January, in. the year 1901. by the Cireait
Court for Charles COUNT, adjudged. and de-
creed that notice be given By the insertion OF
this order in some newspaper Published in
said Charles Uounty, ones a week for four
successive weeks before the 25th day Of
February, ia the said year 1901. warning ell
persous Interested in the said property 10 be
and appear Ia thia connrt on or before the
said 25th day Of Fsbruary. in the said scar
1901, 70 show cause ifaav they hAvs Why the
said sale shall not be rAtifsd and confirmed
GEO. @. NERRICK. AL.
True sopy--Tss,
BG sToNEsTRERF, Clerk.
Feb /. laOf,at