The new age. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1902-190?, 1902-09-13

missionary. left last Friday for Lead
vile. where he will attend confer
ence that convened on the third of
the month
The picnic given at Lagoon" on
the Both inst. by Mrs. A. c. Cald-
way proved quite a success. There
was large crowd attended. with
plenty of good things to eat Pure
water and fresh air, all that was nee
essary to make the day enjoyable.
Mr.. ]. A. Cole, who has been chief
cook at the Monida hotel, Monida,
Montana, has returned to the city, ac-
companied by Mrs. Cole, who has
been up there with him.
Mrs. Goldie Ludlo left last Sunday
for Montana She stopped over Mon
day in Butte to see the parade, from
to be gone a week or ten days.
Mrs. n. l.. Lawson, of Birmingham,
Alabama, who has Deen visiting her
brother, Mr.. Clarence Ernst, in Og-
den, stopped over one day in the city
while en- route home she was the
guest of Mrs. w. H. Barker.
Rev. B. F. Mcintyre has been sent
to Salt Lake for another year. His
many friends welcome him with
great joy and We believe he will be
able to do more good this year than
last. Not withstanding he took to
conference the best report that ever
went in from Salt Lake.
Mrs. Samuel Bridgewater. who has
been living at Fort Douglas, for the
past FIVE years, left last Wednesday
for Fort Harrison in Montana, where
she will join her husband. who has
just returned from a three years
stay in the Philippine islands. He is
with the "Twenty-Fourth," who are
now stationed at Fort Harrison.
Mrs. A. Thompson entertained Mrs.
E. D. Washington last Sunday to
luncheon. The repast was all that ex
perience and saving hands could
make and to add to the enjoyment
Mr.. Thompson was there with his
usual amount of wit, which proved to
be an appetizer to all.
Mr.. Alfred and Robert Thompson
have accepted positions with the
Pullman company. They both work
ed for the company before and the
new superintendent secured their
names on the book, with a clear rec
ord opposite them. He sent for and
hired them. The knights of the
Wheels" are glad to welcome the
Thompson brothers in their midst
again.
The change in the district superin-
tendency of the Pullman company is
making what some call a change in
business all round. The main Of
fee has been moved from Ogden TO
Salt Lake City and they are hiring
all the old porters they can find,
whose record stands clear on the
company's books. The present sup
erintendent, Mr.. H. L. Twining, is
from Chattanooga, Tennessee.
The Tri-City Oracle, the new jour-
nal that made its appearance to the
public last Saturday, from its motto,
found in the first editorial page, its
object is to encourage thrift, econ
omy and accumulations, combined
with education. religion and morali
ty among Afro-Americans. We heart
lily welcome any thing that is done
or attempted for the betterment of
the race, while We note with pleas
ure the good effort put forth in the
first issue, we can not say that the
Article" meets every ones approval.
II seems to manifest a spirit of war,
made on the other journal of the
city.
Mrs. Mary Edwards and Rev. Nc
Intyre left last Monday night for
Leadville. where they will attend
conference. Bro. Mcintyre has
many warm friends in Salt Lake who
will be delighted to have him sent
another year.
Rev. Wake. (White) of this city will
preach at the Trinity A. NJ. E.
church Sunday, Sept. 14th at IL a.
m.
The Calvary Baptist church holds
regular services every Sunday at IL
a. m. and at 1850 p. m. Everybody