The new age. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1902-190?, 1903-02-07


1879.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1903.
LOCAL NOTES
Mrs. Jenkins continues about tn
same.
MrrW McMurray was in Anacond
last Monday on legal business. q.
Miss Emma Dun, Of Anaconda, wa
the guest of Miss $. Scott, on Tues
day.
.Ir. Lee Bell. who was quite il
last week with pneumonia, is on
again.
Miss Signora Scott is still confine,
to her room. We wish her a speed,
recovery.
Mrs. S. Austin left last Thursda,
for Kansas City for a brief visit I,
relatives. She expects to return il
the spring.
Master Willie Ward, who has beer
i'll for several days, is considered tC
be improving rapidly.
We are pleased to state the fac
that Mrs. Robert Jackson, who was
indisposed for several days of last
week, is convalescent.
In addition To the program Which
will be rendered next Tuesday evening
at the A. NJ. T. church. will be given
a cornet solo by Mrs. John Tate.
Among the strangers who visited
the ladies club ball last "Wednesday
were Mr.. Il. w. Jarrett, of Salt Lave
and Mr.. William Lawrence, of Ana.
cOnda.
Mrs. Jacobs entertained Captain j.
ID. Yancey and Cononel William J.
Burnside and Mrs Sadie Smith at a
whist party last Monday evening.
The Afro-American WOmen's Club
will meet next Tuesday. February 10.
at the residence of Mrs. j. o. Scott,
at Sic West Granite street All mem
bers are expected to be present.
Papers from all the leading Ameri-
can cities are received every day at
the Postoffice News stand, and new
magazines, books and novels as fast
as issued. No 81 West Park street.
IL you want to hear a grand pro
gramme and have a nice evenings en-
tertainment and get a nice supper be
sure and visit the Silver Bow Liter
airy society next Thursday evening. Fl.
Il. Fletcher, superintendent.
We failed to chronicle the fact In
our last issue of the public instalIa-
ton and entertainment given by the
Odd Fellows. IL was a brilliant affair
and was well attended, the officers
who were installed for the ensuing
term will he given in our next issue.
Mr.. h. j. Brown, the renowned Chi
nese impersonator, who went to Sc
attic few weeks ago to fill a profes-
slonal engagement, took suddenly i'll
and Is now under treatment for heart
trouble. We hope to hear favorable
news stating that he has recovered.
Mrs. Lucas spen, Monday night i'm
Anaconda, returning Tuesday. togeth-
er with Mrs. Frank Walker. Mrs. Hen
ry Norman, Miss Duff. Mr. Lucas and
Mr. j. Woodson, who attended the lee
ture before returning to the Smoky
City.
In our last issue we published an
article by MISS Nora Hullings Siegel
entitled, "A Warning" For lack of
space we were unable TO insert the
whole article. As it is one of great
Importance we deem it proper to re.
publish the whole article in this is
sue.
Some good, energetic and reliable
negro has good chance to get on
the police force in the coming cam
paign, as well as one or two other
positions. So you must commence
work now, or you will be too late to
be admitted to the pie counter.
Mrs. Burnside, who for some years
past has resided with her daughter.
Mrs. George Willis, has taken up her
residence with another daughter, Mrs.
'~'NN''f VII ihoilp HNItbl. IL becoming
necessary for Mrs. Lucas to have
some one to manage her domestic af
talrs This speaks well for a business
punt up against great opposition i'm
ute. in year. Mrs. Lucas is an
astrologist and scientific card reader
and her place of business is frequent-
ed by swell as well as the profession
al set The New Age extends best
wishes and hope for a continuance of
prosperity.
Preaching at Skaters chapel. A.
NJ. +. church, at IL a m. by the pas
tor. and at 1880 p. m. by Rev. w T.
LoVln. The Sunday school at 2:3O d
m, Mrs. 5. Austin, superintendent.
Inc Literary meets on Thursday ev-
enings. Mr.. II. L. Fleacher president
Prayer meeting from to 9 Thursday
evening. All are made welcome at
these meetings. The Literary AT its