The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-14

from his fall business trip.
Miss Mary Wilson goes Thursday to New
York city to attend school.
Miss Maupin is a guest of her friend
Mrs. Cockrili, of Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Fallon, are occupying
their new home on the west side.
Miss Marie Raht left the past week to at
tend the LaSalle school, near Boston.
Mrs. Lowry, of Spruce street, has re-
turned from her visit to Minnesota.
Lulu Ellis, whose sickness was for time
quite serious, is now slowly recovering.
| A display of the china painting done by
Mrs. Frackelton's recent class is proposed.
Mrs. F. h. Wallace is absent for a few
We. ks, spent in Chicago and New York city.
| MIS-. X. G. Wallace is reported no better
and no hopes are entertained of her recov-
| cry.
Mr.. anil Mrs. NJ. Harris, of Great Falls, are
in town to remain during the Jewish holi-
days.
The cafe il, the Granlon block is to open
| on Wednesday morning under new man
agement.
Mrs. L. G. Turnkey, of Elkhorn, is visit
ing her brother, Wm. A. Ramsey, OF I'll
Broadway.
Mr.. Brown, clerk.of the board of equali-
cation. returned a few days ago from a
short outing.
Mrs. C. P. Connolly left on Thursday to
spend some time with friends IN Cincinnati
and New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Davenport leave this
week for Elkhorn, where they will reside
for the winter.
Mr.. Joe Reed, favorite in Helena society,
who has been making quite tour OF the
east, has returned.
Mrs. G. L. Snyder, of Minneapolis, is a
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Edward Neill,
of Eighth avenue.
Mrs. Nagle and Miss Jennie Nagle, who
have been in California since May, are ex-
pected home this week.
During the absence of Mrs. Maddox at
White Sulphur Springs, Mrs. CrOwell has
taken charge of her house.
Edward and Warren Atcbison left yes
terday to enter the Peekskill Military
academy at Peekskill, N. Y.
Mrs. Fl. Jacobs, of Butte, arrived from
Butte last night and is a guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Morris Sands.
Mrs. Fart, of 9l2 Dearborn street, enter
tanned a very pleasant little company at
cards on Friday evening lrst.
Miss Lottie Schott, who visited Helena
friends last year, is again the guest of Mrs.
Zimmerman, of Fifth avenue.
Miss White, teacher in Room No. l, west
side, has recovered sufficiently to attend to
her school duties the past week.
Mrs, Clayberg and Mrs. Tooker are soon
to leave for their home in Michigan, where
} they will remain for short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Getchell will soon
begin housekeeping in one of the new brick
houses near the Montana Central depot.
Miss King has returned from two
weeks stay in Butte, where she acted as
bridesmaid at the Horst-simon wedding.
Mr.. A. j. Craven returns from Iowa this
week, bringing with him his brother-in-
law, Mr.. Jas. A. Kerr. who is on western
trip.
Mrs. P. B. Clark and family have settled
for the school year in Helena, after spend
ing the summer at their home at RAIDERS
burg.
Mrs. S. K. Davis will this week change
her residence from Seventh avenue to one
of the new houses on Sixth avenue beyond
DAVIS.
Mr.. Allan Wheeler leaves ON the oath for
st. Joseph, No., to return, after certain i'm
portant ceremonies, with Mrs. Allan
Wheeler.
Mrs. Larson and friend, Mrs. Klingberg,
leave on Wednesday to visit friends in
Maine. Mrs. Larson will be absent about
six weeks.
Dr. Sara Harris, who has spent the sum-
mer on the Atlantic seaboard, after visiting
turn next month.
Miss Mary Bell, of Virginia, arrived last
Thursday. She will be a guest at the home
of her brother at 40 Dearborn street, for
several months.
To. morrow.is the Jewish New Year. The
: towns around Helena are all represented by
! visitors who have come to the city to par
q ticipate in the celebration of the holidays.
v Mr.. Geo. Appleton returned Friday from
q business trip which included the cities of
. Chicago and Boston, and 4 slight detour
I into Vermont for short visit of surprise to
friends.
a Mrs, D. S. Wade and Miss Clare Wade.
: who have spent the summer since Miss
r Wade's graduation at Vassar, with friends
). in Massachusetts and Ohio returned on
!, Friday.
q Mr.. and Mrs. GIG Kimball will occupy
}, the rooms of Mr.. and Mrs. X. Gooding, in
= the Grandon block during ri Mr.. G.o,opdiings
1 their new quarters yesterday.
t The mother of Rev. F. D. Kelsey, of Port
Q land. Oregon. who has been making an ex-
t tended visit with friends in New England
Q and other states, will stop in Helena on her
' way home. She is expected soon.
i Mr.. f. St. John, the we'll known railway
%anager Mrs St. John and ua her sister
week on their way to the coast, were the
: guests of Mrs. X. L. Fisk. while in the city.
. Col. Mcclure left Oh Friday for his final
. trip in connection with his official duties in
! Montana. After his return this week he
- - will soon leave yor St. Paul, where orders
) from army headquarters last spring
- stationed him.
Mrs. N. j. Mcconnell, who has been visit
ing in the vicinity of Boston and at differ
- emit points in Maine. will soon spend some
:, - time in New York city and with friends or
u the hudson. She is expected to return tc
y Helena on the 25th.
a Among the Oldest and prettiest lawr
ID shrubbery in town, are some barberry
q. bushes in Mrs. SHELLS lawn, on Howit
!, street. The frost which has nipped anC
. wilted the flowers, has painted these quain
Is berries the gayest red.
rs Here is a sign taken verbatim ct litcratin
O. from an empty shop on Sixth avenue
ne This Hip On Tailor removed up to Nos
ed u 4 IA Wall St. in Hip Yueng and Co. o.
es Place. Please community Call.
go Respectfully,
ed HIP ON.
~ 1.-THE Mission Band'' of the Christina
-, church will have a sale of new fancy arti
-, :, cles Mt the rooms of Mrs. Streator, %
.s Ewing street, Saturday. Sept. 10th. Tn
ss work of the bands this year is building
-, 81 hospital at Bilaspus, India. They earnest
ss ly solicit the hearty patronage of all inter
~; ested.
ed Some of the ladies are talking of form
re- ing a protective association against certai
~ so-calle0 uresSmR kers. who after they hny