The new age. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1902-190?, 1902-09-20

gsnization. He is a lover of such en-
terprises. In his address he stated
that Il would be a great pleasure TO
him to meet with the society upon
every available opportunity. We ap-
preclate the presence of such eminel'
visitors and always extend the hearty
eicome of our meeting.
Mrs. Ella Simington has moved
from 116 Idaho to PIP West Mercury
street.
Mrs. Belle Miller has moved again
this week. We we're unable to Sc
cure her new address. We understan
il is on East Iron street.
Mr.. Frisby will again be in line
with ner famous chicken dinner next
Thursday evening at Shaner cnap-
eel.
Mr.. c. II. Burnside, a rancher from
CoSprada, arrived in the city last
Thursday evening and is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Lettie Burnside.
We had our nrst snow of the sea
son last Wednesday morning. This
was warning enough for us to lay
aside our straw hat and dig up our
neavy clothes.
The colored people should be care
full Before buying anything consult
the New Age and see who is advertis-
ing with us. Patronize those who
patronize our race paper.
There will be a special programme
at the Silver Leaf Literary Society
next Tuesday evening at Bethel Bap-
fist church. Everybody is invited to
attend
The New Age collector will be
around this week renewing subscrip-
tons and collecting for those that are
in arrears. Be prepared to receive
him, as We must make close collec-
tions to keep up our reputation in
issuing a high-class newspaper.
Quite a number of the society
swells attended the theatre last Fri
day evening TO witness the perform
ance of Warde and James. Among
those that passed our notice were
Mrs. ]. l. Jacobs, in company with
Mrs. Sadie Smith, as guest, and Mrs.
w. w. Birthright. Mr. c. A. Davies
in company with Miss Fannie Bin
mum, also MIRA and Mrs. Fletcher at
tended the same performance.
Rev. Francis Wilson, of Kansas
City, chief grand mentor, set up a
lodge of Knights OF the Temple last
Friday evening at Odd Fellows hall.
He will also instruct the daughters
next Friday evening; in addition TO
this there will be a grand lecture and
ball at the Auditorium Wednesday.
October l. Admission, rs cents a
couple.
Mrs. John F. Davies. who is now
visiting in Missouri. sent a bunch of
Missouri poppys. She is visiting fela-
tives and friends, with her husband.
In Kansas and Missouri. Those who
received pieces of the fruit wish to
thank them through the New Age.
MIR. j. r. Jackson, of Salt Lake. sur.
prised many of his old-time friends
by suddenly showing up in Butte, af-
ter an absence of three years. He is
now back with the Pullman COM
pany, which position he resigned to
go to the gold fields in the frozen
north. We are glad to see him again
on the run from Zion to this city.
We are sorry to see the absence of
colored maid at Grand theatre. This
position has been occupied by a col
ored woman ever since the reopening
OF the Grand, until recently undrer
the management of Messrs. Marks &
Howe. The season promises to be an
suspicious one. At this house many
September dates have been left uri.
filled on account of the lateness of the
season, however, under the manage
ment of Stair IL Havlin. in whose
great theatrical circuit the Grand
forms the Butte link, many standard
attractions have cen secured and this
house after October first will run for
months almost without dark night.