The new age. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1902-190?, 1902-06-20

Chicago, were in the city, en- route |
rom San Francisco.
Mrs. ]. Curd will leave on the mid
night Oregon Short Line train for Dill
lon. She is going down for a short
visit.
Mrs. Charles F. Alexander of Dillon
was in the city Thursday. She re-
turned on the 4:30 train.
The Woman's Club will meet next
Monday evening at the residence of
the vice president, Mrs. M. E. Davis,
on 222 South Arizona street.
Mr.. George Roper, of st. Paul, had
a misfortune of very serious conse-
quence. He got his arm mashed off.
He is now in a hospital in st. Paul.
Mrs. Sam Jones went to Anaconda
last Saturday and spent Sunday with
Mrs. Norman. She returned Sunday
evening. Mrs. Norman is expecting to
visit Butte during the races.
Mr.. Webb, of st. Paul, is quite sick.
We have missed Mr.. Webb for several
days and could not account for him not
showing up in Butte. We will be glad
to hear of his recovery.
Mrs. w. Kiowa, of Kansas City, a
friend of Mrs. w. A. Washington, is
contemplating coming to the Smoky
City to live. Mrs. Washington reports
everything prosperous in Kansas.
Mr., John Ganey,. the distinguished
railway mail clerk, who has been run
ming out of Hayre for a year, is again
in the city and will run from Butte
to Great Falls. We are glad to have
our jolly friend back with us again.
Miss Jessie Woodcock, of Helena,
was visiting Mrs. j. |. Jacobs over the
phone Tuesday. Herself and Mrs.
Faulkerson expect to visit the Smoky
City during the dedication of the new
church.
Mr.. Charles p. Smith was in the
city this week visiting Mrs. Smith.
who has been indisposed for a few
days.
Mr.. James Collins and Charles F.
Smith were in Helena last Saturday
and Sunday. From what we can learn
there must be something doing or the
boys would not have come back with
such broad smiles.
Mr.. Chris. Dorsey was in Helena
Sunday and Monday, looking up sub
scriptions for the New Age, and has
added quite number to our aready
large list.
Mrs. w. A. Washington received a
letter from her sister stating her sis
ters mother-in-law was dead. Mrs.
Washington just recently returned
from Sterling, Kan, where she went
to visit the bedside of her mother.
who died few weeks ago.
Mr.. William B. Brice, son of Mrs.
Brice, of Butte, died Friday morning
in Phoenix, Arizona, to which place he
went last winter in search of health.
but the hot climate did not agree with
him, and he gradually failed until the
end. came, The young man was is
years OF age. The New Age extends
sympathy to the family in their sad
bereavement.
Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Wilds and Mrs.
johnson, with Mr.. Charles Brown. 8.
Harden and a number of other gen.
tlemen, whose names we were unable
TO secure, went to Anaconda Friday
night 10 a dance given by one of Ana
eonda's social clubs. All reported a
nice time.
Mrs, s. p. Rhodes, of ST. Louis, ar.
rived in the city last week and is stop
ping with her brother. Mr.. A. Rhodes.
on South Main street Mrs. Rhodes is
an evangelist and has travelled from
the Missouri river to the Coast, doing
great good in lifting up fallen human.
ity. Mrs. Rhodes will preach at the
A. NJ. e. church next Sunday. She ex-
poets to remain in the city for several
months.
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