The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-20
Deer Lodge.

G. ID. Joslyn was in Butte Tuesday.
Miss Mollie Wilcs ID homo from Philips
burg.
Conrad Kohrs was in Helena the first Of
the week.
Miss Virginia Douglass is teaching al
Rumsey. I
Miss Bette Williams has charge Of the
private school.
Mrs. j. H. Owings expects to lsavs short
ly for the east.
Mrs. Is. F. Marty went to Butte Friday on
a shopping expedition.
Rev. Galen Wood occupied the pulpit OF
the Christian church, Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Evans left Wednesday for a
visit with relatives in Missoula.
Miss BERTHE Robinson spent her Saturday
and Sunday vacation in Deer Lodge.
+. w. Gullette. who has been spending
the last month east, arrived this week.
Mrs, Frank r.. Mcbride will be a guest of
Mrs. Woodards the coming week from
Butte. - ar"
Prof. A. M. Notes.-The arrived Monday
from Ohio in time to resume his duties at
the college.
Il. S. Booth and wife, of Butte, were
guests at VIM. A. Hensley's home on Mis-
souri avenu Sunday.
Agent Butler and family, Of Bearmouth.
have been III town, the guests of j.. II. OW-
ings, M. D.. and family.
The Misses Terry, late of New York, ar
rived Thursday to take charge OF the musl-
cal department at the college.
Mrs. Mary Sharp and Miss Mary Napton
will attend the marriage in Butte. Sept. %,
of Miss Lizzie Thornton and DR.. Hough.
Miss Eta Bennett left Saturday for Salt
Lake, where she will enroll as a pupil at
Roland Hall. The young lady was accom-
panied by her mother. .
A quiet wedding took place at Rev. Adam
Johnson's Saturday evening when Geoege
Johnson, late of Helena, was united in mar
rage to Miss Stella Rathstock. Congratu-
lations. ~
Mrs. Fannie O'Bannon, having received a
position in the Helena public schools left
for that city the first of. the week. Mrs.
O'Bannon and children left Saturday for
Helena. Deer Lodge parts with this esti-
mable family with regret.
Mrs. James Beaton died Friday morning.
Mrs. Beaton had been a great sufferer for
years and death came as a happy release. A
praise for woman-are the tributes laid at
her grave by a Borrowing husband and chill
dren.
Miss Henriette Harris, late of Laramie,
Wyo., is in Deer Lodge for the purpose of
organizing a class in elocution. Prepara-
tory to organizing a GLASS Miss Harris is
drilling aboat twenty-five ladies' in a pleas
ing drama, entitled Queen of Fame" to
be given in Cottonwood hall about Got. l.
Some of the characters are as follows:
Queen of Fame. Miss Matte Humber;
Queen Elizabeth, Mrs. H. s. Reed; Queen
of Spain, Miss Mary Galbraith;
Joan of Arc, Miss Gussie Galbraith; Mother
Garfield. Mrs. Il. w. Catlin; Josiah Aliens
wife, Mrs. w. w. Reed; Topsy, Mrs. s. B.
H. D. Weenick ia attending the Idaho
Falls fair. &c..
George Shurr has returned from the Flat
head country.
Dr.. j. A. Leason departed for Baltimore
on a visit Thursday.
MIR: Berger, one OF Lima's merchants. was
in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Spaulding will
depart for Albany, N. Y, Moday, to reside.
Miss Mary Puesley. Of Comet Mountain,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. p. d. McGouRh.
j. Il. Shannon, manager for Burfeind,
Eliel q Co., of Dewey's Flat, is in the city.
Fred. Garter will depart for Helena Mon
day. He will attend the Helena Business
this winter.
Miss Blanche Selway and Miss Mary Rich
left for Deer Lodge, Monday, to become
of the College of Montana.
Miss Nora McStay, who will have charge
of the fourth grade of the Dillon schools,
arrived from Waterloo, Iowa, Tuesday.
Miss Adelaide Slaves. another teacher, ar
rived from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Monday.