The new age. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1902-190?, 1902-11-22
LOCAL NOTES

list of lndlSpOSed tnlS week.
little Miss zffzzie Miller have been
little i'll from the effects of cold.
Mr.. LaGrant. chef at the Gregson
Springs resort, was in the city this
week.
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Mrs. Bessie Miller has moved
from S07 Maryland avenue to 72S
South Washington.
For Rent-Three furnished rooms
for light housekeeping, 1921 w. Gran
lite. Mrs. II. Johnson.
The editor spent two days in Ana
conda this week looking for new
subscribers for the Age.
Mr.. Ed Baxter, Mr.. Chas. Sackel- |
ford. of Odgen, are in the city this |
week, with a view of locating. They |
are hotel men by profession.
There will be a big Thanksgiving
dinner at the A. M. E. church; so
you may commence fasting now, so
you can do justice. Turkey heads
the list on the bill of fare
In addition to the programme
which will be given at the Methodist
church next Thursday, will be a solo
rendered by Miss Mary Davis, enti-
tied, "Oh Promise Me-
The social function has been closed
TO some extent this week. owing to
preparation for the masquerade ball
Keep your eyes peeled on this col
umn in a few weeks. There will soon
be things doing.
Mr.. J. C. Allen is filing the place
of Mr.. C. F.. Smith at the Overland
club, during the vacation of the
steward. who is taking a much need
ed rest, at Gregson springs this
week
Mr.. Charles A. Lair. the gentle
man VIII presented himself as the
real devil at the masquerade ball,
and Mr.. c. +. Smith, who rugged
himself up on the Punch and Judy
order at the same ball, entertained
Mrs. Annie and Miss Ida Nelson at
a duck DINNER especially prepared
by Mrs. jenkins last Thursday even
ing.
Presiding Elder Hubbard, of Den
yer, Colorado, was in the city this
week and held quarterly conference
at the A. NJ e. church. He reports
everything prosperous throughout his
district. He filled the pulpit at the
Methodist church last Sunday night
and added three new members to the
church. He left the latter part of the
week for Helena.
Mrs. Adline Lawrence of Chatham,
Canada, mother of our genial tonsor-
al artist, Mr.. Robert Lawrence, ar
rived in the city last week, and is
visiting her son and wife. Mrs. Law
renee Is one among the old resident
ers of Chatham, having resided in
that place for forty years. Several
years have passed since Mrs. Law
renee visited Butte and she says
things have changed wonderfully
since she was here. She will remain
in the city until after Thanksgiving, ).
then she will return to her home in u
Canada. e
The grand masquerade ball, which &
was given by the Odd Fellows last Il
Wednesday night, was one of the q
most amusing events of pleasure that u
have occurred in Butte for long
time. Quite number came out in n
mask and the only thing that could a
be heard: Who is that, Oh | know .
hem feet. | know that walk oh :,
yes | know your voice, ETC." The :,
ball was a, success in every partic- y
liar and everybody had a good time G
The dance lasted until O'Clock, n
when all retired. after a very pleas lc
INT evening of pleasure. IL
There will be a grand programme
It the Methodist church on the c.
of Thanksgiving, rendered Il
by the church choir. The programme r.
1pens with a selection by the choir c.
organ Volunteer ....... Mrs. Bullet b
solo :........ ...... Miss S. Scott Il
Mandolin Solo ........H. C. Parsons
Accompanist, Mrs. Bullet. g,
tecitatlon ........... Miss Williams :,
'olo-"Queen of the Night. :,
80. ......... Miss Ida Nelson ~
recitation ....... Mrs. F. NJ. Lucas u
'uOtl ............M Mrs. HI. w
Jackson and Mr.. c. NJ Watts hi
Comic Quartet-Miss Davis. So ii
prano; Mrs Parson, alto: Mr.. X
Nuell, tenor; Mr.. Parson, bass. fe
There Is on foot a musical organi- az
alton which If carried out will be M
great treat to the amiture musi- ~
ians. II will be composed of ladies. ~
whose object will be to master the n,
Irt of string instruments. and will 60
Re called the Ladies' orchestra. The re