The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-11-06
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Mrs. Monteath is at the West hotel.
Mr.. Kerns was visitor in Column
bia Fails recently.
VIM. H. Meade was a Kalispell Wis
itor from Midvale, on Saturday
Miss Graham went up to Columbia
Falls to visit friends the latter part
of the week.
The Misses Tate and Miss O'Hara
attended the party given at Columbia
Falls Friday night.
Mrs. Ed. Baker, and Mrs. George
Baker, of Columbia Falls, were shop.
ping for a day recently here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Broderick and
Mrs Marshall went up to Columbia
Falls for Friday and Saturday.
Miss Talbot and Miss Clarisa Tai
bolt. of Columbia Falls. were guests
at the Whiteside home recently
Quite number of Kalspelites are
| going to SOmers tomorrow night to
attend the social dance given there.
| DR.. H. Houston and Mr.. Bernard
went to Dayton Creek on Monday to
join the house boat party on the
Klondike.
The kalispell Dancing club is soon
to reorganiZe and then the regular
club dances will be held every two
weeks.
Mrs. Thomas Hand and Mrs Rog-
ers have gone to La Crosse. Wis.
for a visit. Mrs. Brode is here car
ing for the little Hand baby
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Poss and
baby came down to Kalispell from
Columbia Falls last Saturday. re-
turning the first of the week.
| Next Wednesday afternoon, Nov.
| II, the ladies of the Maccabees will
be entertained by Mrs D. A. Stock
ing, at her home on Third Ave west.
| All Maccabees are cordially invited
| to attend.
Valma Pomeroy entertained her
friends in most delightful manner
Halloween, all sorts of mystic amuse-
ment was INDUCED in and the invit-
ed guests had a most enjoyable
time. The daintiest of refreshments
We're served.
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Der OF affairs scheduled for Hal
loWe'en but this one was exceptional
ly quiet; few small bays went out
and created all the mischief they
! could; outside of this there were on
ly few informal gatherings.
The Mothers club met with Mrs.
M. Walters yesterday with good
attendance of members and four Wis
tors. Mrs. Mary Monia was taken
as member A number of articles
| of clothing was finished up and sent
| to a needy family at Somers. After
work 100 over a dainty lunch was
served by the hostess, then the meet
| ing adjourned to meet again in two
weeks, November IS. with Mrs. VIM.
Black, west Of the city
The truest test of refinement is a
| uniform regard for the welfare, inter-
| ests and feelings of Others There is
refinement which is gained by edu-
cation but it is just as good as if you
were born with it. You can recog-
nize the difference between those
who have and those who lack refine
ment by their bearing in a crowd A
person of true refinement takes up
less room. claims less concessions
and is reader to yield a point than
one who is less refined
! A large and most interesting meet
| ing of the Century club was held at
the home of Mrs. w. w Gillette last
Tuesday afternoon.
The program was a fine one, the
leader was Mrs. J. r. Listle and the
subjects discussed were: The Har-
bors, Rivers and Canals of the U. S."
THE Trip from Chicago to Buffalo.
Lake Route-City of Buffalo," THE
French and Indian War" The Early
Missionaries Along the Great Lakes"
The conversation was of Washington
Irving and J. Fennimore Cooper.
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