The new age. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1902-190?, 1902-10-25
LOCAL NOTES

Mrs. Z. j. Brown has been con
fined to her bed this week
Mr.. Jas. Collins was confined tc
his room for two days last week
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Mr.. Chas. Campbell of Ogden.
Utah, is in the city this week with
view of locating.
Mrs. Ella Allen has been indis-
posed this week. We wish for her a
speedy recovery.
For Rent-Three furnished rooms
for light housekeeping, 1921 w. Gran
lite, Mrs. H. Johnson.
There will be a grand democratic
rally Wednesday night at the Col
ored Democratic club on Hamilton
street. Members and candidates are
requested to attend.
Mr.. John c. Allen, the genial Sec
rotary of the colored democratic
last Saturday from the effects of
an ague.
Mr.. Chris Dorsey returned Satur-
day from an extended tour of the
state. He also visited the national
park while In that vicinity, and while
In the western portion of the state
ne took a short run over to Spokane.
The Citizens Coal company. deal.
ers In kemmerer, Rock Springs.
Rocky Fork and Trail Cree coal. al.
SO good dry pine and fir wood We |
give ZlOO0 pounds to the ton. No. 4 |
East Broadway. Telephone 53S.
MRS. Birthright was on the sick |
list last week from the effects Of a
severe cold. She is. however. able
TO be at her post at her commodious
halr dressing parlors on West Broad.
way. We wish her speedy recov.
cry -~-S
Mr.. F. w. Green and VIM. Jones
We're Initiated into the Odd r r,,,,,, J
lodge last Monday evening. We fail.
ed TO see the goat. However II he
looks as thin as those two bows. he
Will not be ready for service for
several weeks hence.
Mrs. Alice Sager entertained Mrs.
s. A. Smith and ]. w. Duncan at
dinner Sunday evening. Mrs. Smith,
who has been the guest OF Mrs.
Sager for several weeks, has moved
to her home on West Broadway.
/
Mr.. A. d. Griffen and Mr.. Lucas.
both of Portland. were in the CITY
this week. Mr.. Griffen is a newspa-
per man and Mr.. Lucas is an attor-
ney. Both gentlemen are stopping
at the Southern. while in the city.
The infant son OF Mr. and Mrs.
James died last Thursday. The
funeral took place Saturday after
noon at O'Clock, from the family
residence, No. SIT West GaIena
street
Wanted - Colored cotton field
hands to grow cotton In west Africa
comfortable homes and Just treat.
ment guaranteed. Deserving appli-
cants please write to New Cotton
Fields Limited. 43 Devonshire Cham.
6ers, Bishopsgatestreet, London.
England.
There will be a ball given by the
ladies' OF the Eastern Star chapter
wednesday evening, Oct. 29. 1902.
at LaFord's dancing academy. 317
dakota street. Admission rs cents
per couple. Ladies unaccompanied
by gentlemen 25 cents. Refresh
ments served. Yourself and friends ,
are invited to attend,
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. E ].
Brown, a fine 14-pound boy; but to
the dismay OF the parents the little
infant had hardly revived until It I
Tell asleep, never to awake again.
The condition of Mrs. Brown was
considered very dangerous. however r
at this writing she is resting easy
and doesn't seem to suffer any 7
alarm. We wish for her a speedy h
recovery.
The Tom Thumb wedding which I
was scheduled to take place last a
Monday evening, October 20, was c
pulled of on time and old Tom and I
MISS Minnie Warren are now en- a
1oying the blessings of matrimony. a
The affair was conducted by Mrs. h
Ennis Bell, who deserves great I
credit for the successful manner In a
which the wedding was carried out. r
The attendance was good, which rem n
dered 1t financial success. S
Quite a large crowd attended the I
Silver Bow literary meeting at Shat. [
fer's chapel last Thursdav evaning | 7
Again the issues of the day were I
brought up for discussion. Mr. A e
5. Webb was on hand in defence OF A
the democratic ticket and made [
quite an interesting talk in behalf v
OF the candidates on the Clark ticket ! c