The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-08

Miss Heath goes home to become happy
Barnes, Of Kansas City.
P. NJ. REILLY, Of the new grocery firm
REILLY, Bonner d Tribby, returned from q
two weeks visit east. Mrs. REILLY Is visit
% iaG nor husbands family at Sf''ns'''
F. q. Higgins, Maurice g. Higgins and
Arthur =, Higgins left Tuesday night for
trip to the sound, both to look up tho vast
concerns Of the Higgins estate and also tor
recreation.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. =. Brooks entertained several OF their
the occasion being their wooden wedding.
A most enjoyable evening ensued and sev-
eral unique and pretty presents were re-
ceived BY Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks.
Miss Jennie swaney, daughter OF H. 8.
6waney, who has been sufferer Tor many
years from diseased knee. on Friday OF
tst tate se Drs. Mills Ills and Parsons performed
the operation. II is hoped by Miss Swa-
ney's friends and family that this will
serve to restore her former health, which
was seriously impaired.
Tho engagement is announced of Miss
Margaret Miller daughte,r Of Of Mr.; =; J.
The wedding will take place very soon.
Miss Miller has lived in Missoula since her
childhood and has many friends both here
and elsewhere who will wish her every
happiness in her married life.
Dssr Lodge Notss.
D. J. MCMILLAN. D. D., arrived from New
York city Saturday.
!! rH orb; Of Butte spent Monda, in
T " G,riuna hoo baor Il, uoyone s%kor, d;un
the medical convention.
A. 8. Higgins, of Philipsburg, was in town
| few days during the week.
Miss Eva Voolfolk left Thursday evening
for an extended trip to Europe.
Miss Clara Dana, who has been tho
guest of Mrs, Geo. Cockrell for week. re-
turned to her homo Wednesday.
Mayor Walton, of Butte, was visiting his
family in Deer Dodge last Sunday.
Alex. Voolfolk has been visiting his
| mother and sisters for few days.
| this place, left for the east Monday.
Herbert Reed left Thursday evening for
his old home, in Skowhegan, Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wier, of Granite, were
guests in Deer Lodge the first of the week.
NJ. Bielenbere left for SpraRue, WASH,
| Wednesday evening, to be absent an indeh-
mite length of time.
Bishop Brewer, assisted by Rev. E. G..
Prout, conducted services in st. James
Episcopal church last Sabbath.
Rev. Galen Wood, of Butte, accompanied
by little Terrain, was shaking hands with
his mum erous friends Monday.
7. W. Catlin, accompanied by his little
daughter Mabel, was the guest of G. p.
Drennon in Butte Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Joslyn entertained a
large number Of friends at their pleasant
home on Rainbow avenue, two evenings of
last week.
Rev. 7. w. Dram, the present incumbent
of the Granite pulpit, will conduct services
| in st. James Episcopal church morning
and evening. June 8.
Miss Thompson, of Mlssoula. was the
guest of Miss Georgia Kelly the early part
Of the week. Miss Thompson was en- route
for u summers sojourn among friends IN
North Dakota.
The sociable given by the Kings Daugh-
| tiers of the Presbyterian church, notwith-
standing the unusual inclemenoy of the
weather, was largely attended and proved q
success financially.
Mics Osid Joslyn, sister of G. d. Joslyn,
| will leave for her eastern home next Thurs
day. Miss Osid has helped to brighten
Deer Lodge society during her winters visit
| and her departure will be much regretted
by her young friends.
The closing exercises of the public school1
took place Friday afternoon, in the school
building, and included songs, recitation
and dialogues by the children. The teach
ers have worked faithfully during the long
year. and deserve much praise los peeen'
uorssverance.