The new age. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1902-190?, 1903-01-10
LOCAL NOTES


Don't miss the big sale at Henne-
sy's. II will be on until the 145th inst.
Rev. Jordan Allen returned this
week from Helena.
Mrs. ID. w. Walton has been indis-
posed for few days.
Mr.. ]. Curd is a little lame this week
from the effects of rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman have moved
from Columbia street to Nevada ave-
nue..
Mrs. John c. Allen is again laid
up from the painful effects of rheum-
atism.
Mrs. Mary Phelps will leave shortly
for California, to spend the remainder
of the winter.
There will be a Chitlen supper at
the Acme club next Sunday night.
Don't miss 1t.
Mrs. A. s. Webb is reported to be
doing nicely and is rapidly regaining
her lost strength.
Mr.. w. A. Wright, of Salt Lake,
made our Office a pleasant call last
Thursday morning.
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mountain region.
Miss Signora Scott was numbered
among the indisposed this week. She
has about recovered.
Mrs. Freeman has been very i'll all |
week. We will be pleased to announce |
the fact when she RECEIVERS.
Among the sick and afflicted Mrs. |
Jenkins is gradually improving She |
rests well at night and has a good ap-
petite.
e. w. Jarrett, who has been running |
from Salt Lake to Boise, Idaho, is now
running to Butte. We are glad to see
him back again.
Mr.. Isaac Williams, late of the Dor
othy block, but more recently of the /
Goldberg block, is again at the Kelly
block, where he had worked for the
past five years.
Miss Fannie Bynum and Miss Min
ME Smith returned last Wednesday
from quite a lengthy visit to Helena
the young ladies went over on the
10th OF December and spent Christ
mas and the holidays visiting.
The grim monster visited the home
n r II Q L. /
day and took away their dear little
babe, which was just two weeks old.
The funeral took place last Monday.
The family has our sympathy in their
sadness
Among the Anaconda visitors to orr
ranks were Mr.. Henry Norman. who
came over last Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. smith and wife were also over.
MRS. Smith left for Denver, Colo. and ,
MT. Smith returned Wednesday.
The Elks had a meeting last We'd |.
nesday night at the residence of MR. ,
and MRS. II. c. Parsons, for the pur-
pose OF getting everything in readi-
ness TO set up lodge in the near fu- I
lure, They had twenty-six members ,
enrolled to commence with. Now is !
the time to get in at reduced prices. :
mrs A. Nelson received a message 4
iast wednesday stating her mother l
VINO lived In Milwaukee. Wis. had 4
died suddenly of heart failure. Az (
tnough she had been in poor health {
Tor some time the news was a great
shock. Our sympathy goes out to Mrs. d
nelson and Miss Ida in their bereave-
ment
Patrons and subscribers would do us
a favor In reporting to our office of
tne failure to get your paper, as we
are mailing them now, and we are L
careful not to omit anyone. Should r
you not receive your paper IL is the r
fault OF the mail and not ours. Yet \
we will look after the matter of any. q
one not receiving a copy regular. d
The friends of Mr.. r. c. Logan will N
De sorry to hear that he is now in Hot h
springs, Ark, undergoing treatment N
Ior rheumatism. He has closed his en- N
sagement with the show that he was n
with. we hope to hear of his recoy- N
cry In the near future. He has the q,
sympathy Of all his Butte friends and n
the New Age. Is
DIR. c. A. Davis, the electrical gen.
lus' received a patent upon an electric v
ROBE, the plans and specifications of
which he submitted to the Department
at washington several months ago.
he states that the specifications were 3
30 complete that ne never had TO a.
submit ST Hond application. DIR. Da. 81 =,
Wis has already received several of. -
iers from firms who desire to take :.
the robe and manufacture some and u
pay him royalty upon his patent This -
robe Is the result of many years of 81
FAITHFUL study, and he at last made II :, ~
a success. We wish him unlimited -
success from his mastery idea. a