The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-04-13
the summer with friends in Dakota and

the summer with friends in Dakota and
Minnesota.
Mrs. Chas. Duer, of Benton, is expected
tomorrow. She will be guest OF Miss
King.
Miss Schott, who has been guest of
to visit.
DR.. Rawson and family move into their
new home on Ewing, near Eighth avenue,
tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hotter left for
Astoria, Oregon, on Wednesday, for visit
of several weeks.
Mr.. Allan Wheeler intended leaving for
New York City yesterday, but his partner
has gone instead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelsey gave lunch party
to some friends last evening at their home
on Lawrence street.
Mrs. F. E. Gage and Mrs. Geo. Miner are
to rent the new double house on Benton
avenue near Lawrence.
Miss Alicia Allen expects soon to return
after her visit to Chicago, Denver, Salt
Lake City aud other places.
Mrs. Cunningham. reporter on the jour
nal, has taken Mr.. H. E. Brunell's house on
Benton avenue for the summer.
Mrs. Ledlie. formerly reporter on TIE
SUNDAY INDEPENDENT, has taken school in
Augusta, Mont, and left for that place.
The St. Paul NJ. E. church had an orange
social at the home of Mrs. Doughty on
Breckenridge street, Thursday evening.
Mr.. j. G. Cowles, the artist, left Helena
on Wednesday for the Dearborn, where he
| is engaged in taking views of the scenery.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Lawrence, now board
ing at Mrs. Osterhaut's, are soon to begin
housekeeping in a new house on the motor
| line.
Miss Pearl Davenport, who is visiting in
GoV, ~
climate and enjoyments in Southern Cali
fornia.
Miss Langley, daughter of Mr.. b. H.
Langley, who had q sudden and severe at
| tack of illness last week, has fortunately
quite recovered.
Mrs. M. E. Downs, who has been east
for some time, has returned and will soon
be established in her beautiful new home
on Madison avenue.
MIR. and Mrs. A. j. Craven will soon ex-
| change housekeeping for boarding. They
| expect to take rooms in Mrs. Bartos' new
house on Dearborn st.
| The Rev. Mr.. G. X. Berry and wife have
sold their home in the suburbs of the west
side of the city and taken rooms at number
| 40 North Benton Ave.
Mr.. George Leekly, formerly Of the Mon
tana Central ticket office, was called home
by telegraph on Thursday, on account of
the serious illness of his mother.
1t is said that Helena young lady whose
last initial comes near the end of the alph-
abet, has agreed to accept monarchical
form of government for life, by vowina
fealty to King.
Mr.. Z. c. Russell, one of Helena's rising
lawyers left town on the 10th inst. to visit
his stock ranch at Ubet, Montana. 1t Ii
whispered that he will return with wife
whom lie is reported to have married last
November.
The Rev. Mr.. Quinn is one of the mem
bers of the class to be confirmed this morn
ing at the Episcopal church. He is recon
convert from Presbyterianism, and has oc-
cupied a pulpit in that chorch up to tn
present time.
Mrs. Dayy, of the West side, who ha
been visiting friends in st. Paul, arrived OIL
Thursdays delayed train which reached
Helena ut II o'clock at night. Mrs. DaS
! was in the wreck, but the car she occupies
was not deraiIed.
Miss Olive Jones, one of Helena's teach
! ers last year, and this year one OF the teach
ing force of Bohemian, has spent few day
| with Helena friends the past week, q
guest of Misses Harley and Woodruff. sh