The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-05

Of one Of our mail carriers lis ill Of mount
ain fever.
Hon. A. Wilson, of Iowa, is visiting Mr..
w. D. Weir, of MeaRher street.
NJ. Lee Word began his studies in the
Columbia law school the past week.
Mrs. Perkins, of Madison avenue, has re-
turned from her outing at Cascade.
DR.. and Mrs. Baldwin are rejoicing in the
visit of son, who arrived last week.
Mrs. Hathaway has moved from the
Grandon block to the Homer building.
Mrs. Price, of Missoula, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Martin, of Benton avenue.
Mrs. S. E. Tyler and con Edward leave
for Chicago to- day for visit with friends.
Mrs. w. B. Smith, of Raleigh street, is
entertaining her brother-in-law, of Denver.
friends last week while on his way to the
coast.
Mrs. j. G. Pyle, of Granite, will soon visi {
her mother, Mrs. Prosser, on Lawrence
street.
Mrs. A. J. Reinhold, of Hot Springs,
WASH, expects to return to Helena for the
winter.
Mr.. A. NJ. Hotter and Mr.. s. T. Hauser
returned the past week from their business
trip east.
Miss Shiland returned Thursday after a
in health.
Mrs. Judd, wife of Judge Judd, of Salt
Lake City, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Bald
win, on Broadway.
Mrs, Charles D. Greenfield, who has been
visiting in the east since the early spring,
has returned home.
Mrs. N. j, Mcconnell has returned home
after quite an extended visit with friends
| in various eastern cities.
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| to spend the winter with her son, NJ. j.
Littlefeld, of Broadway.
Miss Carrie Lehman expects to leave on
Wednesday next to spend the winter with
friends in Louisville, Ky.
| Judge and Mrs. Atkinson expect to move
this month into their new home in Helena's
fashionable western suburb.
Miss Crevolin, who has been guest of
her sister, Mrs. Riggs. of Clark street, has
| left for her home III New York.
Miss. Hickman, teacher in room. No. 6 at
Gated now at Cos Ewing street.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wallace will occupy
Mrs. Spaulding's home ON Clerk street dur
ing the latter's absence in California.
Mr.. F. r.. Wallace, Just returned from his
eastern trip, left in company with Mrs.
Wallace yesterday for short outing.
Miss Grace Fisk and Mr.. Hardy Bryan
| were married on Wednesday evening at the
home of the brides parents on Rodney.
Mrs. G. o. YearRy, of Dearborn avenue.
i will return about the 10Th from visits to
friends in Boston and Reedfeld, Maine.
Mrs. A. j. Steele will occupy Mrs. E
Sharpe's present house as soon as the latter
moves into her new home on Hauser boule.
ward.
The ladies' of the Baptist church will hole
a missionary tea at the homo OF Mrs. A. H
Nelson, on Broadway, next Tuesday after
| noon.
A telegram was received this week an
nouncing that Mrs. Rawson, wife OF DR.
Rawson, formerly of Helena, recently dick
in Seattle.
Mr.. Ross Carter and family have reoentl.
moved into q newly-purchaeed homo OF
Eleventh avenue, between Idaho ana DO
back streets
Mrs. Alice Smith, daughter Of Rev. Smith
formerly of Helena. has come to Helena =
spend the winter with her sister, Mrs.. Jack
| man, and attend school.
Mr.. Frank 'McConnell, Of 4i0oula, ha
been suffering with mountain fever TO
about ten days past. at the homo OF hi
father, Judge Mcdonald
The young society ladies Who 40 Yer
anxious to know if tho plunge bath = 20 u
main open Throughout Octooex Viii
pleased to learn that Il Will
Mr.. Frank Hamilton, OF Chicago. 10
many years q resident and business man
Deadwood, 8. D.. il visiting his sister, Nm
Osterhaut, ON Benton avsnue./
A little four-year-old opa ranch nea
Helena had been Watching tho pr0cen g
sheep branding. Al no went TO bed the al
yer crescent OF thu new moon shown oos 9