The Western news., 1902-09-10

Miss Bruce of Red Wing, Mime
sofa, visited with Mrs. Harlan Of this !
city last week.
G. F. Morley is moving this week
from the Hart addition to the Jordan
residence on North Sixth street.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will serve lunch at the home
of Mrs. Harper on Thursday of this
week from to z p. m.
o. E. Peppard, the bridge contractor
and builder, who is working on the
new bridge at Como, was in Hamilton
on business Tuesday.
Charlie Lillick, Fred and Tommy
Irvine are taking few weeks outing
in the upper valley. They are now
camped at the mouth of Overwhich
creek.
Miss Letha Bellew, who was operat-
ed upon tor appendicitis at the Par
sons hospital, Missoula, last Friday
is reported to be getting along very
satisfactorily.
i Miss Thompson, missionary late
of Burmah, will speak at the Baptist
church TO the public next Tuesday
evening, the 10th. Every body invited.
Admission free.
Mrs. w. G. Hall of Corvallis, who
was taken to the Northern Pacific hos
pital at Missoula last week, is getting
, along nicely and it is said she will be
home in few days.
81 John Kendall, Of Woodside, was a
visitor in Missoula last week. Mr..
Kendall recently sustained painful
injury to his hand, which has untitled
him for work for time.
I Mrs. John Luck aud Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Luck, of Nashville. Tenn, who
have spent several months with Mr..
and Mrs. Tyler of this city, departed
, last week for their home.
Prof. J. ]. Jones has been engaged
to teach the Canyon creek school for
the ensuing year. He with his family
are comfortably settled in the cottage
just opposite the school house.
0Miss Helen McCrackin returned Sat
urday from the Chicago university
where she took the master of art de-
gree during the past winter. Mrs. W.
w. McCrackin accompanied her home
from Missoula.
Little Bessie Dezeil, who has been
visiting relatives here for the past
two months, returned to her home in
Anaconda last week. Her grandmotb-
er, Mrs. S. E. Robbins. accompanied
her as far as Missoula.
The following licenses were issued
I by the clerk of the court since our last
issue: September 3-Robert A. Byrne
I of Hamilton and Miss Mary A. Sole.
, der of Darby. September 9-E. E.
Smith and Miss Augusta Sargent
J both of Hamilton.
Married-At the Catholic church on
Sunday, Sept. 7, by Father Charles
Mackim, Mr.. Robert A. Byrne Of
Hamilton aud Miss Mary A. Solledel
of Darby. Both are we'll known ant
popular young people of the valley.
Mrs. George Fisher and son ane
;. Mrs. p. ]. O'Neil and daughter, o
Leavenworth, Kansas, who have beer
visiting Mrs. O'Neil's brother, job,
: Sears, have gone to Plains, Montana
= where they will visit other relatives.
@ Geo. W. Dougherty last week solo
his beautiful home in Corvallis to T
J. Hefling, the consideration beinl
:. $4,000. Mr.. Dougherty also leased hi!
store to the same party and has move
to Hamilton, now occupying the Mel
> son property.
- Mrs. NJ. T. Newell, who has bee
visiting her son, A. w. Newell an
family for some time, returned to he
;. home in Carthage, Mo. She was &C
companied by her granddaughte,
Miss Fay Newell, who will spend tn
coming year in Missouri.
:. John O'Hara, of Lanesboro, MINI
n a brother of r. A. O'Hara of thi
place, accompanied by friend, Nj
Owen White of Hanover, Illinois
l. spent Saturday and Sunday in Hani
as ton. The gentlemen were on thei
e way to Portland, Oregon, where the
will teach in the Columbian univel
D. sity.
- Filed for Record.
d. Deed-Jennie NJ. Dougherty an
i, husband to Thomas J. Hefling, bloc
=, and lots II, IL, 13, IA, Is, 16, II, /,