The Butte daily post., 1917-05-08
lUTH SIDE NOTES

Maple and fancy groceries; prompt
kerry. Taylor Grocery, 1899 Harri-
avenue. Phone 1031.-Adv.
h. and Mrs. r. A. Burgeson have
hrned from Harrison and Pony.
N made the trip in their automo-
h. and Mrs. E. L. Carlyle together
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Maxwell,
rneyed 10 Twin Bridges last week
returned via Dillon, arriving
be Sunday,
Denry Naffke, accompanied by a
friends, motored to Waterloo Sun
returning the same day.
be South side Bridge club will
d Wednesday at Bennetts hall.
b. Sunday school teachers and Of
b. Of the Lowell Avenue Metho-
church VIII meet on Wednes-
evening directly after prayer
$ting instead of Friday, as pre-
bsy announced.
rs. Gibson Of 1860 Garrison ave-
is seriously i'll.
omer Quay is i'll at his home on
rlson avenue.
b. and Mrs Claude Garrison of
Oregon avenue are the proud
ents Of an eight-pound son.
>hn Biers left Monday for a week S
to friends at Lewistown.
iss Jennie LemieuX, a nurse at the
ital at Warm Springs, spent Sun
with friends on the boulevard
outh Butte
rs. Ada Rails and son of Port
Ore have located in their new
Fence a 5gs East Front street.
Re they will make their home.
p and Mrs. Robert f. Christie of
East Front street departed yes
hy for the east, where they will
e an extended visit to rela tives
Leone Iowa, Chicago and other
ern points.
p and Mrs. Edward Wheelwright
the hosts at a dinner party given
onor of their son, Charles Bronze,
Fouth dorado street last evening.
evening was spent with dancing
musir Delicious refreshments
served. The guests were: Mr..
Mrs Predeau, Mr.. and Mrs. E.,
Miss Nevin, Miss NJ. Regen,
h. Ragen, Miss Anna Welsh.
prs. James O'Neill, G.. Trudell,
hes Kramer Hayes Foley. Max
l. Burns, j. Marlhaus, C. Hull
Bronze.
ana Mrs. W. A. Alamas of
zane formerly residents of the
= side, are visiting friends here.
Iahd Mrs. Alamas We're very much
rised al the growth of the south
since their departure. On their
h nome they will visit various
OF Idaho and the Yellowstone
lonal park.
p ana Mrs. w. G. Boam of 3317
hedy street are the proud parents 9
nihe-pound boy, who frightened
nome last Sunday morning. Both
per and child are doing fine.
loiose Taylor, proprietor of the
or grocery at 1889 Harrison ave-
auNlses that the South Side
oa'l e'ub will challenge any local
10 game at any time. Mr..
Por Is the secretary of the club
promises some surprises in the
oall circles of Butte for the COM
seasou.
ionuN Sude. clerk In a south side
mad narrow escape from in
""eh MS machine skidded into
,eN @" the road south Of Butte
a!, The machine was not
Aed and the only damage done
sleo OF a broken pair Of glasses
lsins To the driver.
rs R G. Young of the extens;or
gu ot the State college at Boze-
d guest of her sister, Mrs.
frieS of 1775 B street. Mrs.
s Is on her way to conduct an
'u'e a Shelby.
y "oman's guild of the PEOPLES
vm VIII meet in the church par-
thursday afternoon for the pur-
VI sewing bandages for the
lotic association.
"lsah Parker, Jr.. leaves tomor-
,'oi n'hs for Ennis, Mont, where
S 'aRen the contract to look after
n, a,eh OF Rev. Mr. Wilson Of the
ra church for the ensuing year
b,o ,"iich Is well located and consists
rb,, ares of ground. a greater part
h'ch is tillable.
.a'her grotesque game of base
,s.a r.as ca this morning on the CLARK
,,, r"unds the members OF the
"a VI 'he Butte high school de-
'e senior team by the score
nra % IL. Errors were as plentifa