The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-21

the Columbia law school. Mr.. Charles
Word is at Yale, where he enters the fresh
man year. 3
The Women's Relief Corps will hold their
next two meetings at the home of Mrs. kir-
kendall on Madison avenue, opposite the
west side school.
The many friends Of Mrs. ]. X. Toole
will be pleased to know that she is suth-
GENTLY recovered from her recent illness to
be able to be up.
MIR. Jas. Cluster, brother of Mrs. Eaton,
has recently arrived from the east and will
occupy the position of chief clerk In the
surveyor generals Office.
Bishop Brondel, who has just returned
from visit to the Holy Land, will deliver
a lecture on Jerusalem, illustrated by stere-
opticon views, on Sept. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Reed, of Cascade, will
soon move to Helena that their daughters
may enter school here. They will occupy q
house of Eighth avenue.
At recent meeting of the Good Tenn
plars, Mrs. Kirkendall was selected as dele
gate to the Bozeman Prohibition conven-
ton which meets on the 18th.
Officers of the Christian church are cor
responding with Mr.. Fannon, of Liberty,
Mo-, With a view to his occupancy of the
pulpit left vacant by Mr.. Berry.
Mrs. Oscar Bradford intends to leave on
Oct. to join her husband in Chicago,
whence they will 20 to st. Louis, Kentucky,
New MexfoeaaaA other points. not return
ing until spring.
small dinner party consisting of the
Misses Child and Burke, Messrs. Geo. Hill
and Harry Walker, with Mrs. Hervey
Walker as chaperone, dined at the Broad
water on Thursday.
Two young society men, with four hired
musicians. paid homage to petite, pretty
brunette on the West side one night last
week in that delightfully."- romantic manner
known as serenading.
Mrs. Bateman, the w. c. T. q. represen-
tative for the Sunday observance laws, will
| lecture at the depot this evening. In the
afternoon the w. G. I. U. will combine
| with the Y. NJ. G. A. in union services.
The sickness contracted by Lula Ellis in
the Yellowstone park has developed into
typhoid fever. Though the little invalid
| has been very i'll and suffered much, the
| physicians think she is now out of danger.
The Epworth league, connected with the
NJ. E. church, will give statue social on
Thursday evening next. Every visitor is
| invited to bring with him sheet. Con-
siderable mystery and merriment are an
| ticipated.
MIR. Thomas Cruise was on Thursday
| taken quite suddenly ill with neuralgia in
the muscles about the chest. For some
tltAo ~ was IttEeu t0o ucaIG WoAh0 70 d9-
tackled, with fatal results. This was pre-
vented, and he is now convalescent.
Mr.. Will Cannon and friend, r. l.. Bar
rett. returned from their hunting trip in the
Little Belt region few DAYS ago. Thif
was Mr.. Barrett's first taste of outdoor life
in the west and he was wildly enthusiastic
over the climate, mountains, etc. They
| found fishing and fowl hunting excellent
and numbers of deer, antelope, and ell
were seen. Mr.. Barrett returned to entel
the freshman year at Harvard this month
At the sale of pretty fancy articles, hele
| yesterday at Mrs. Streeter's rooms, IN thu
interest of a hospital at Bilaspur, India
there were several pieces of work very neat
very daintily made dolls suit which \
would puzzle some young ladies TO dupli
cate; Ollie Davidson, Katie Rlacker ane
| Anna Streeter had some creditAble handl
work. The girls had also made cand.
which they sold to the visitors. The sal
was pleasant and successful affair.
The members of the NJ. E. church ant
numerous friends were entertained OF
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.
b. Howe, ~. Ninth avenue. Some swee
music was given by Prof. Tenny ON tn
banjo was much enjoyed. a. was also NJ
Higgins performance on the cornet. In
guests were highly entertained BY some nm
singing from Prof Coleman. Mrs. keise.
and Prof. May presided at the piano. he
freshments and sociability occupied IN
evening most pleasantly until late hour.
Major Mcclure. who left Helena yester
day. will proceed at once to Carlisle, ia.
whore his family reside, and ~ soon a. pos
sible return with them TO st. Paul. In
majors charming manners and entertain
ing conversation will be much missed ~ q