The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-24

Rainbow avenue, this week, returning
home to Butte Friday.
Wm. Coleman was in Butte Thursday and
Friday.
William Napton returned Monday from
Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Titcomb are home
from Butte.
The pupils at st. Mary's academy spent
Thursday picnicing.
Mrs. Voolfolk returned O week z from
her visit to Tennessee.
The good work for the proper observance
of the Fourth still goes on.
Mrs. Earl was a guest at the college for
several days during the week.
The Alba Haywood company were quite
we'll patronized on Tuesday evening.
Z. :. S%tackpole, of Butte, spent Sunday
and several other days with his family.
Mrs. f. w. Traphagen was the quest of
/! Mrs. T.. j. Groeneveld in Butte this week.
A. X. Bowden, of Garrison, was a f1eeting
and Elusive guest in tow one day this
week.
Mrs. j. H. Owines and Mrs. John Will
Jams were guests in Anaconda for a day
this week.
Miss Maud Stuart returned Sunday from
a short visit to her sister, Mrs. j. II. Boar
man, in Anaconda.
Mrs. Clara Hoffman delivered a lecture
Thursday evening to an appreciative audi
ence in the court house.
I The buildings on the old Kelley place,
one of the old landmarks of Deer Lodge,
were demolished this week.
Miss Maggie Ward, sister of the only
Thomas Ward, arrived Friday night and
will keep house for her brother.
United States Marshal VIM. Furay and
Warren n. Evans, member of thu same
firm, came over from Helena Friday.
j. II. Owings was in Missoula this week,
as were Emil Hansen and Martin Gleason,
attending the grand lodge of K. of p.
Will Braumont and family are now en-
: joying the comforts and c~onveniences of
their new home in the Larabie addition.
Rev. +. D.. Kelsey, of botanical fame, will
deliver the annual lectures On that fascin-
ating subject next week, commencing Mon
day night.
Miss Mary Wardle, whose popularity as a
teacher in our schools is we'll known, took
the grammar and high class pupils out pic
nicing last Saturday.
Last Sunday was ohildren's day in the
Methodist church, and the exercises were
participated in by the children. The church
was prettily decorated.
Mrs. Hammond, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. VIM. Matthews, in An
aconda, and Mrs. VIM. Coleman, in Deer
Lodge. returned to P%hilipsburg Friday.
A foot race will be run here Sunday be-
tween Will Arms. the well known sprinter,
and a young man called KID Clark. The
race is for $500 a side and will take place
at the race track.
Prof. L. M. Goodnight, of Kentucky, and
Miss Mary Galbraith, of Deer Lodge, were
elected by the school board on last Satur-
day to fill vacancies. The Misses Wardla
and Mrs. G. N. Loss were retained.
invitations have been issued by the Ten
MS club to all the clubs of the state asking
them to participate in a grand tournament
to be held on the college campus during
commencement week. May the lovers of
this healthy game have rare luck and rare
sport.
The Misses Mary md Nellie Wardle, Mrs.
c. w. Hoss, Miss Mary Galbraith, with
Prof. 1. M. Goodnight, of Kentucky,
principal, are the teachers engaged for tho
public school this coming year. 1t is to b.
regretted that Prof. Foote has severed his
connection with the school, as he was q
good teacher and very highly respected.