The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-02
Personal and General.

Personal and General,
A. r. Gates and family returned from th,
east yesterday.
Mr.. Chas. Lehman has returned from the
Judith country.
@. Z. Kemp, who is quite ill, was taken to
the hospital yesterday.
Mrs. Gabriel and son Bert, Of Butte. are
visiting Mrs. Dickinson.
Judge Frank P. Sterling returned yester-
day from pleast visit east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delay returned last week
from an extended visit to Iowa.
Charles Dickinson left for brief visit to
Butte the fore part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps have gcnb east for a
two weeks sojourn among frie4ds.
A. 4. Barbour returned frort profess
sional trip to Great Falls on Friday. j
Miss Emma Cochran left for Great Falls
this week to remain, her parents residing
there. :
Miss Margaret Robinson, teacher in the
Central school, is confined to her bed with
measles.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Watson. of Elliston,
are happy over the arrival of bouncing
baby boy.
Song service will be held in the general
office of the Northern Pacific depot at four
o clOck on sunday.
Mrs. E. T. Ringwald left for Chinook
yesterday to visit her son Alfred. Master
Eddie accompanied her.
A pleasant social was given in Lenoir hall
on Tuesday evening for the benefit of the
Second Presbyterian church.
The members of the Second Presbyterian
church are now holding meetings in the Lee
noir hall, on Roberts street.
State Treasurer Hickman left for his
home in Madison county to vote and will
not return until after election.
The ladies of the Oak street Methodist
church will give an entertainment at the
church on Thursday evening next.
Mrs. Gibson, of fhpnix avenue, gave a
party to large number of her friends and
acquaintanoss en- Thursday evening.
Mrs. Walter Bradshaw has returned from
the east, where she has been purchasing
furniture for their new home in tenox.
Mrs. d. A. G. Flowerree has returned
from the east accompanied by her sister-in-
Law, who will spend the winter in Helena.
On Thursday last the little daughter of
Officer Lloyd, after q brief illness. took
leave of this world for fairer and brighter
one.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. E. Evans, who have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs. james Shields.
OF this place, returned to Butte on Monday
evening.
Harry Sims returned from the east last
week. and after spending q few days with
relatives in this city left for Portland,
Oregon.
Geo. 81. Bailey, who has been ON a two
months business trip east, has returned,
and much to the satisfaction Of the young
ladies, did not bring better half.
Miss Daisy Carpenter left Saturday night
for New York for the winter. A crowd Of
her young friends accompanied her to the
train to wish her God speed and q pleasant
journey.
Master Paul Adams, after severe illness
Of two weeks with typhoid fever, is again
able to stand behind the counter of his
fathers store and play the agreeable to all
customers.
The Encore club are rehearsing the opera
Pinafore preparatory to public rendi-
ton Of the same in the near future. They
have also the Daughter of the Regiment
under rehearsal.
Mr.. w. E. Coz 10 completing arrane-
ments for an extended pleasure trip. He
will visit New York for while and from
there will set sail for Cuba. where he will
spend the winter.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
riage Of Miss Emma Weinberg, Of New
York. to Rabbi Samuel Schulman. The
people q Helena len viii b int s n this
charge Of the Jewish synagogue Of this
place.
Mira Babcook and Mrs. Weston gave mp
their houses to the young people for tho
evening on Friday after the reception. and
II smilinR faces and merry peals OF laughter
are indicative of an evenings enjoyment.
then surely the company gathered in the
spacious parlors Of Mrs. Babcook were en-
joying themselves to tho fullest extent.
After brief honeymoon. Mr.. and Ars.
Emmett Fisk returned to the city ON Friday
afternoon. The time has been spent in
horseback riding, fishing, hunting. and by
the russell hue on the faces Of the happy
couple We should judge that rusticatinR
had done them both good. They have gone
to housekeeping at the homo of the brides
mother.
Rev. Mrs. Moore and her two children re-
turned this week from Scotland after SPEND
ing year in the fAtherland. The ladies Of
the church, in anticipation Of her arrival.
had assembled at the parsonage 70 Welcome
home the wife Of their pastor; A dainty re-
past was ready to serve, and Mrs.. Moore
had reason TO feel that a. warm hearts best
in Helena - in bonnie Scotland.