The Butte inter mountain., 1903-11-07

Dillon. Nov. THE last meeting of
the Mendinp club, one of the most sue
cessful of the social clubs in Dillon, was
very pleasantly entertained by Miss Quack-
enbush at her home iii Atlantic street,
The next session of the club occurs next
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Dan
Ward.
The Ladies' Whist club, which is now
entering OIL the fourth year OF its exist
ence, has become a permanent organiza-
ton in card circles. The membership is
composed Of some feminine disciples OF
Hoyle, who meet every Monday evening
over this fascinating game.
The club will meet Monday evening
with Mrs. c. J. Fenner for the opening
game Of the season.
The ladies Of the Methodist. Aid society
are getting ready for their annual bazaar,
and special meetings. alternating with the
regular sessions. arc being held in order
that everything may be in readiness by
the second week of December. The ba-
zaars Of this society have always proved
n great success in the past, leaving the
ladies with neat sum to reward their
jabors. A large number of useful articles
will be offered at the December sale, The
needs Of busy housewives receiving special
attention.
The members of the st. James Guild
are especially busy preparing for the
handkerchief and stock SALE The date
of the sale has been fixed for the first
week in December, at which TING
chicken pie supper will be served III con
nection with the sale. The guild has un-
dertakcn to meet the current expenses OF
the church this year, and fund for the
purchase OF pipe organ has also been
started.
DR.. and Mrs. Il. r. Rathbone and little
son, accompanied by Mrs 4. Il. Eearian,
left Saturday afternoon for brief visit
TO Helena.
Editor John ~ Armstrong Of the Big
Hole Breezes came in from Wisdom Sun
day evening. He left the following after
noon for Butte.
The friends Of Miss Eva Chisholm, who
taught in the public schools for several
years, have received the announcement OF
her marriage at Farmer City, ILL.,, last
Wednesday to Mr.. Herbert Carr OF San
Diego. Cal. After November ~ the happy
couple will be at home in san Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. K. Grannis and Mrs.
George Granns were passengers on the
north bound passenger Saturday. They
will make n short visit with Butte friends.
DIR. w. i. English OF Anaconda is III
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Williams have re
turned from a trip TO Ontario. where Mrs.
Williams spent the summer months Tor
the Improvement Of her health. On their
way home they visited Mr. Williams rcla
tives al Decatur, III. Miss Mcclellan, who
was Mrs Williams nurse for some time,
returned with them to Dillon and will stay
here a while to get acquainted with West
ern life.
The Shakespeare club met this afternoon
in the county superintendent Office at
s:3o. The second act of Henry Y will
be read and discussed.
Miss Jean Bishop who has spent the
past month visiting with Butte friends,
has returned from the Smoky City.
L. w. Slack has moved his family to
town during the winter and is located in
his own home in South Washington street,
heretofore occupied by A. G. Gruwell. The
latter will move into the brick cottage in
North Washington street heretofore oc-
c,ipicd by Sam Arndts.
J. s. Hickey, superintendent OF the ma
chine shops and foundry at Anaconda,
was Dillon visitor this week.
John r. Davies, formerly the librarian
in charge OF the Butte public library, was
in the city the middle of the week.
Letters received from DIR. w. Y. Kings
bury and r. II. Poindexter announced
their safe arrival at Hot Springs, Ark.
after brief stop with st. Louis friends
Anthony French has returned from {
weeks visit to Butte and Anaconda.
Thomas W. Pondexter was in Butte
this week.