The new age. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1902-190?, 1902-07-26

ner' You can see her any day be.
tween 200 and 500 p. m. He th..
VIII nave friends must show himself
friendly" e
MISS blanche Flake. of Grey's Lake.
loA-' is visiting her aunta. Ms. snsan
blanchard. $50 South srd West street
MISS Julia Fergerson. of Quincy
ih'' neice of Rev. ]. W. Washing.
ton' Is expected in a few DAYS She
comes with the expectation of locating
In this city.
MIS- Bertha Stallsworth has applied
for divorce on the grounds ~ Az.
sertion.
Rev. ]. w. Washington and the
members Of his church are making
great preparation to serve meals dur
ing the Elk's grand reunion. They
nave been guaranteed by the reception
committee one hundred members who
VIII take meals with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. lanes Thomas and
Mr.. s. H. Harden have returned from
the Grand Session of the I. o. G. T..
which was held at Omaha. Mrs.
Burns and Mrs, sealz, who also at.
tended. are expected this week.
| Mr.. McSwine has called a meeting
for next Tuesday evening to organise
knights of Pythias lodge.
The Baptist church people have
been offered $4,000 more than they
paid for their property, which yndi.
Gates its value.
Miss Lutte Jones and Miss Anna
Eaeon will give a benefit Asocial for
Mrs. B. F. Mcintyre one the sOth inst.
Mr.. West Griffin. of Knoxville, Tenn.
stopped In the city this week, he was
enroute to Los Angeles with the view
Of locating there.
The Salt Lake Literary society held
meeting last Tuesday evening. A
short program was rendered; Reel
tstion by Miss Jones; select reading
Mrs. Stead: Mrs. Cora Britton was
elected president. Mrs. Galway, Mrs
p. H. Robinson and Mrs. Durham pre-
pared refreshments. Mrs. VIM. Rob
inson closed the drawing for three
fancy pillow covers. Mrs frankie
Phelps was the successful winner OF
the first prize. a handsome yellow
satin pillow covering with a black
silk butterfly applique. The second
prize was won by Mrs. w. ID. Powell
a brown lining covering embroidered
with full size Tiger lilies. Mr.. Gram
Smith won the third. which was 9
green lining covering embroidered
with red popies. Everyone was wei
pleased.
Rev. B. F. Mcintyre and some .oi
the ladies of his church entertained
the presiding elder, Rev. James II
Hubbard, at Salt Air, last Thursday
Some people wait to see how q
thing is going, but every one should
subscribe for the New Age and helI
1t to go.
The Trinity A. M. e. church helt
their last quarterly meeting befors
conference, which convenes In Lead
vile, Colo, Sept. 3rd. The service,
were well attended. The presiding
elder, Rev. James Hubbard. preached
three splendid sermons In the morn
ing his theme was "The Old Path
In the afternoon THE Christian
Amor" after which many partook o
the Lords Supper" The evening ser
vices were well attended. The col
lections were very good. The choi
that had prepared special music TO
the occasion. deserves much credit
and IL they continue they win be thu
best choir in the inter-mountain reg
ion. Mrs. Willis Green presided a
the organ. The quarterly conference
was held Wednesday night and thu
reports of the different department.
were very good.
The Cavalry Baptist church wa
well attended last Sunday. Half o
the congregation was white. Their
is a good interest manifested in tn
} Sunday school.
Regular services every Sunday a
l11:O0 a. m. and p. m. Sunday schoo
at $3.50 D. m. The subject for mex
Sunday night will be "The Brother
hood OF Man" by the pastor Rev. J
w. Washington. Everybody is cor
daily invited to attend all the ser
vices.