The Butte inter mountain., 1902-06-14

Wherever they go, 1t is always enjoyment
and comfort to the utmost.
The engagement of Charles Sumner
formerly of Missoula, now of Butte, to
Miss Sadie Catlin is announced 1t is
understood the marriage will occur soon.
Inc occasion of a meeting of the Bioda
club. when the cxmcmbers were enter
tanned. was made the medium of giving
10 the public the official announcement.
Mrs. Frank p. Keith opened her house
to the club Monday night.
Rev. ]. w. Bennett performed the
marriage ceremony of Guy w. Hassler and
Miss Gcrtie Pearson Tuesday morning at
the Methodist church. Miss Selma Pear
Son, twin sister of the bride. and James
). Kemp attended the couple Mr. and
Mrs. Hassler left for six weeks visit
TO the coast cities.
= The state convention of the Christian
Endeavorers which met at Hamilton
Tuesday and continued several days, took
as delegates from this city Rev. J. A.
Barnes. George 4. Barnes, Misses Mabel
Jones and Jennie Rowe from the Congrc-
Sa,ional church Rev. n. T.. Rossell John
and Harvey Rossel. Walter Hay. Mrs
{. L. Day, Misses Essie Ray, Mary Sloane.
Pearl Bosworth. Zona Shul. Bcll Hay and
Alice HORNE from the Christian church
Charles Dension, George u. Wilcox, Mrs.
b. Wilcox, Mrs. A. Z Tictjen. Mrs Wal
lace, Misses Helene kcnnctt, Jennie Dar-
bee. Jennie Hire, Miss Agcc. from the
Presbyterian church.
The festival banquet of the Woodmen
OF the World took place Wednesday night
i in Elks' hall.
Miss Stella Greenough has returned
from the National Park seminary. Mary
land, where she graduated Mrs. 7. l..
Greenough, her mother, and Paul and
Leo, hr brothers, were present also at
the commencement exercises.
Mrs George A. Cook and Miss Fannie
Corbin left Monday for the East. Mis-
Corbln will attend the summer school at
Harvard.
Harry ID. Moore OF Helena was in the
city a couple of days on his way to Seattle
to locate. From him il is learned that
Mrs. Moore has been studing in Chicago,
where she also sings in church.
Misses Bessie Farrell Jimmie Mills
and Jeanette Rankin will leave Sunday
for six weeks trip to the Pacific coast.
Ed Davis of Butte is visiting his parents
in Missoua
Mrs. +. K. Raines arrived from Seattle
Wednesday to join her husband. licuien-
ant Raincs of the Twenty fourth infantry.
Mrs. Kellogg of Whitehall. Montana
has returned home after visit to her
daughter. Miss Ruth Elsie kellogg of the
university.
X. Blinn Owen is out after short but
serious illness.
DR.. Rockman is reported a little bet
ter. He has been i'll Tor many weeks.
Ben Greenwood. Carl Gri ,nhood, Mrs
Herman kohn and Miss Hazel Solomon
the latter Mrs. Kohns guest from Spo-
kane, went up the Bitter Root Tuesday.
]. Nj. Hcrndon and Mrs. +. M. Whit
comb of Virginia City. father and sister
of Mrs. Richard Mckay, attended the Me
Kay-Herndon wedding in Missoula last
Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. II. G.. Kalley and daughter Of
Grand Forks, N. d.. guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Thomas, left for the Pacific
coast Tuesday.
Mrs. John ID. Ruff OF Philadelphia.
Pa, will be in the city next week TO visit
among relatives and acauaintanccs.
n Walter NJ Bickford OF Butte was in
'Missoula early In the week visiting his
wife and daughter. who are guests of Mrs.
Bickford's parents.
Mrs. Frederick 1hics is in Missoula
after an absence of IS years. She is visit
ing with her daughter and law, DIR.
M. M. Chowning of the University Of
Minnesota, now in the Bitter Root valley.
Mrs. Thics liver here in 1895 when
her husband was adjutant on Col. George
Gibson's staff at Fort hlssoula.
Mrs. William S. Bilcs and baby have
gone to Portland to join Mr.. Bilcs, who
has the express run from Portland to
Spokane
Miss Ida l.. Fisher of the Mssoula
schools is the guest Of "a; sister, Mrs G.
il. Dickinson OF Stcvensyiilc. Miss Fisher
| will attend the summer school at the
university and resume teaching in the
| fall.
Preparations will soon be made for
work on the Presbyterian parsonage which
is to be built next the church. 1t is to be
modern structure IN all particulars.
D. S. MCLEOD,