The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-07
be pretty gray stone building, with the
| advantage of green trees in front.

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advantage of green trees In 1font. Il
Messrs. Ed and Arthur Brandigee are Oh
on hunting excursion at Flathead Lake.
Miss Lalla Brooke has been engaged to
teach music at the new Montana university.
Miss Fred Whiteside will move into the
new house this week on Highland street.
Mr.. g. X. Reeder, city surveyor, is build
ing new residence ct No. L. Eighth avenue.
DR.. and Mrs. Cole are now pleasantly 10
Gated in a suite of rooms at Col. SANDERS
home.
Mrs, Waugh, recently of the Grandon
| cafe, has taken position of governess out
! of town.
Miss White, teacher in room No. l, West
Side, has been quite i'll the past week at
Mrs. Norris
Mr.. Geo. Huffaker has purchased one of
Mrs. Spaulding's new houses on upper
Clark street.
| Miss Mamie Redding, of Alhambra. has
been visiting the family OF Mrs. Logan on
Fifth avenue.
Mrs. D. w. Pearce is spending few
days in town visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Whiteside.
Mr.. G. A. Cooper, in the Office of Cullen d.
Sanders, leaves this week for short vaca-
ton trip to points east.
Prof. Simpson, who was so seriously IN
jured some time since. IS rapidly regalnlng
his health and strength.
Miss Mabel Martin acted as bridesmaid
at the wedding of Miss Laura Horst OF
Butte, on Wednesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Franklin will remove
! from HOWE street to their new home on
the Hauser boulevard this week.
Mrs. Charles Richards and Miss Emma
Richards, of the Grandon block, leave
| Wednesday for Denver and the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Higgs and Mrs. Uteggraff
! r,,l yI$ hau IN dnnhfA
brick house on Clark street near HOWE.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Shaw, late at the
Grandon block left on Thursday for Great
Falls where Mr. Shaw has accepted a posi-
ton.
Mr.. E. T. Kepner and family have re-
moved from AZ South HOWE street, to the
last house on Lawrence street, right-hand
side.
Among the visitors recently welcomed to
our city is Miss Bradford, sister of Mr..
Oscar Bradford, at whose home she IS
guest.
Mr.. Charles Griffith and w. H. Motter
and son will on the first of October move
into Mr.. Hewins new block, on CLARK
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Broadwater left on
| Wednesday last, accompanied by 9. o., for
Shattuck, Mimi, where the latter attends
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Keefe left yesterday
for Colorado, where Mr.. Keefe has taken
the contract of building the tunnel near
Leadville.
improvements are in progress on the
house occupied by Mr.. Osterhaut on Ben
ton avenue. Steam heat will be among the
number.
J Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hewins will this
week move into fine new apartments IN the
Homer block. corner of Clark street and
J Park avenue.
Mrs. Stein, from Alhambra, has been in
the city for some time visiting at the homes
3 of DR.. Atchison and Mr.. G. X. Wells and
:, other friends
: Judge and Mrs. Blake have returned tc
: town. They will occupy one of Mr.. Chess
. mans new houses on Sixth avenue as soon
-. as completed.
The Encore club begins it's regular chorus
rehearsals on Monday evening next, and {
a concert and an opera are spoken OF fol
. the near future.
Mrs. Miles Benton and Mrs. l. w. Adams
n who have been making Helena friends I
= short visit, returned to their homes il
!. Seattle on Thursday.
e Mrs. A. r. Gates who has been spending
: some time at ChautauGua, is again with he
: friends at Hartford, O.. She expects to re-
Q turn to Helena this fall.
y Miss Marie l.. Crevolin, of New York, j
U the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. LAME Hlggs
Mr. and Mrs. Higgs have removed from ~
Lawrence street to 426 Clark street.
- 1t is reported that one of Helena's youn
men, who bears name we'll known IN tn
annals of war and politics, will before man
g moons marry young lady of Alhambra.
y Miss Burton. sister of Mr.. z. L. Burton
n is one of the new teachers In our public
=, schools. She is living at the home of he
:, " brother on tho corner of Harrison an
Spruce.
Miss Campbell the artist, who has bee
u Mrs. Toole's guest, left on Wednesday las
). for st. Paul, where she will stay q shor
u time before going on to her home in Ne'
York city.
Mr.. Charles Getchell and Miss Ell
l. Walton were married at the home of MR.
:, Geo. Booker, the sister of the bride. The
- are now at the home of Mr.. N. j. McCon
nell, on Ewing.
n Mr.. and Mrs. James Blaine Walker hav
,s moved to 300 Beattie street, the house r.
l. Gently occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Helmicl
) The latter have gone into their new hous
70 ON Eighth avenue.
n Mr.. G. A. Miner. ticket agent of til
d Northern Pacific Office, and his brother
" Mr.. l.. F. Miner, of Vermont, left yesterda
T. for short visit to the coast, comblnln
a, business and pleasure.
IN Mrs. Hugh Cameron and daughter {
White Sulphur Springs, on their way HON
from the state W. G. L. U. convention .
~ Livingston, visited Mrs. Rosencrans an
y Mrs. Walter Matheson.
~ The Arnory ball on Wednesday night wa
as very successful and enjoyable efair, bot
NO socially and financially. The hall in il
n patriotic garb looked very bright and til
re dancing was very spirited.
er Miss Shiland. who ia enjoying a mo-
ba delightful vacation at Ferry beach, Me
Of near Old Orchard beach, Me-, on the f
We teenth of the month will return to b.
le. home at Cambridge, N. L.
-, Dua ~ cnr ritizopa iuak roturned frOY
lis Seattle reports that he met DR.. G. A. Raw
liz son, late of Helena, who has settled in tn
SIC city. The doctor is loud in the praises
as. this rushing city on the sound.
as Mrs. John Curtin and children have ju
to spent three very pleasant months on Il
by coast of California. She is now again
Is, San Leandro, where she will probably r.
main for the coming fall and winter.
Mr.. r. C. Wallace has received the S:
intelligence that the physicians despair
no the life of Mrs. Wallace. He and his a
at have left for Joliet, Ill.,, where Mrs. Walla
ds has been with friends for some weeks pas
at. Miss NJ. A. Phillips, whose artistic pr
-. auctions are we'll known and much admire
ne by critics in home decoration, will ne
OF week be prepared to execute orders in til
he line and also to give lessons in china pain
ts ing, embroidery and decorative work ge
ire orally.
of Among the teachers who have locat,
'us for the term are Misses Harley and Woo