The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-04

associates by coming over from Helena y
attend the Y. M. +. G. dance.
The Presbyterian parsonage In said a
last to BIO oocnpied--by u cooking stove.
Miss Carrie Thornton. Of Butte, will be
pupil in Montana college tho coming term
Mrs. Harvey Mahan, of Anaconda, sren
New Year's with the family OF Judge hat
terton.
Miss Rhetta Ward has been visiting Mia'
Rowena Poarce. OF Helena, for q few day
this week.
Miss Mary Dakin has been visiting Mrs
Arthur Hugill, OF Gold Creek, but IL agar
III Deer Lodge. +.
Mrs. 8. @. Kenyon. of Anaconda, visited
her parents. Judge Batterton ana family,
ON New Years.
Miss Maud Stuart has been visiting her
sister Mrs. j. II. Boarman, in Anaconda. for
Il few days past.
William Wilson, Of Butte, and William
Patterson. Of the same city, attended the
Y. M. 7. g. dance.
Miss Inez Elliot, of Race Track, was the
guest OF the Misses Annie and Clara Bien
on New Years day.
Miss Ella Galbraith was one OF the teach
ers who attended the institute held III He.-
ena during the week.
Leopold Schmidt and family have 70
moved from Butte and are at present dcini-
ciled i'll their new home.
j. +. Brazleton and wife attended the
dance given in the new Miners Union hall
in Granite on New Years eve.
Mrs. II. X. Whitehill entertained her sun
day school class in a very novel ana pleas
ant manner one night this week.
Mr.. Frank p. Bien, of Butte, accompa-
MED by his wife and child, visited the am
iiy of Moritz Bien for Il couple OF days this
week.
james r.. Quigley, sheriff of Deer Lodge
county, accompanied by his wife, left for u
few months sojourn' in California the first
of the week.
Mrs. Layalli, one OF the old timers OF
Montana, died last Saturday and was
buried Sunday from the Catholic church ut
four o'clock.
Walter Wiles and Fred Hoss, of the Sill
yer State, were in Butte last Saturday and
Sunday attending to their mining and real
estate interests.
The reception given by the I. o. g. 4. to
all the friends of the order on Dec. ~, was
a most enjoyable affair and heartily appre-
ciated by the lucky ones.
Miss Katherine Evans, Of Willow Glen,
attended the dance given by the Y. M. p. @.
on New Years eve, and during her stay in
tow was the guest of Miss Annie Biles.
Mrs. N. j. Dovenspcck, relict of the we'll
nAoWA IiDU4o u WAo "oO s"1s
spring in Snake river, has rented q cottage
on Missouri avenue where she will In the
future reside.
The members Of the Christian church
held a mite sociable at the home of j. Y.
Batterton in West Deer Lodge on Friday
evening. Vocal and instrumental music
was rendered and pleasant conversation in
dulged in for a few short hours. The pro-
ceeds will be used for church expenses.
The dance given by the Young Mems
Pleasure club was the most pleasant social
event of the season, even quite a brilliant
affair for a small town Of our size. There
was delicious music, pleasant guests from
abroad and the smiling and happy faces
with which we always greet the new year.
The dances given by the club nave not been
very numerous, but are SO pleasant and well
conducted when they take place, that all
other things may be forgiven. The club
will probably give q masquerade in Feb
ruary.
The Woman's club received calls from
their friends in the Masonic hall from 1880
to $3.50 o'clock New Years night. The
ladies. numbering about twenty-five, re-
ceived in elegant evening costume and re-
called all who availed themselves of tlse
bounteous hospitality with ices, chocolate
and cake. On Tuesday evening, the 30th,
the club held an open session, and gave a
most pleasing literary entertainment. A
number of visitors were present. After the
holidays the club will again take up the
earnest study of history and literature,
which has been laid aside for q few even
ings. and settle down once more to solid
work.