The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-13
Personal and General.

Henry A.. Root left ON Friday for New
York. M
j. A. Topper, Of this city. made Butte a
short visit last week.
Thomas Mcknight is very i'll at tho Sis
ters' hospital with erysipelas.
Attorney General Haskell went to Mis-
soula on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Hayes, of Fort Logan, visited in
this city during the past week.
Will Logan and wife, of Alhambra. called
on friends in this city last week.
Mrs. d. Burton returned Monday from a
visit among friends in Great Falls.
United States Marshal Furay ia on a visit
to his old home in H~illsborough, O.
DIR. r. l.. Gillespie. of Butte, spent a few
Days of last week in the capital city.
Mrs. Reed, of Madison avenue, ia spend
ing a few weeks with friends in the coun-
try. m"-
William Thompson, of Butte, spent a few
days of the past week among friends in this
city.
Judge Harwood and William Kennedy
left Thursday for a Jour of the National
park.
on Il visit to the home of her parents in
Idaho.
r. H. Beckwith has returned from u short
vacation spent at the Alhambra Hot
Springs.
James A. Woodson, Of White Sulphur
Springs, spent a portion of the past week
in this city. =
Mrs. Clyde Tooker left Monday for a
visit among relatives and friends in Lans-
ing. Michigan.
Alfred Myers. president of the board of
stock commissioners, is spending a few
days in this place.
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Yesterday for a two days. hunting and fish
ing excursion near Townsend.
II. w. Knight. son OF E. w. Knight. left
Friday for Mexico, Mo-, to attend school
during the coming school year.
II. II. Williams left for South America,
Tuesdnuerts the Union Pacific. He will go
by the and IF the City of Mexico.
Judge Hunt spent the past week in the
vicinity Of Lake st. Mary, but will be here
IL time to open court tomorrow.
Il. IT. Butler, ST.. of the Stock Growers
Journal, came up from Miles City on
Wednesday to call on friends in this city.
Mrs. Palmer and son of Springfield, ILL.,,
ave been spending a few hays in the city
visiting A. j. Palmer, son of Mrs. Palmer.
Miss Emily Bach left Tuesday for her
home in the Judith basin, after q few weeks
spent among friends and relatives in this
city.
George Henry. accompanied by his wife
and son Dr.. Woodruff, wife and daughter,
arrived in this city Thursday from Salt
Lake CITY.
A. j.. Fisk. of the Herald. left last Friday
night for the east. to be gone three weeks
with the hope of leaving behind him the
hay fever.
Fred Sterling and Ike Hamburger re-
turned last Sunday from n fishing and hunt
ing excursion OF several days in the Bitter
Root valley. y
Mrs. W. y. Bell. wife Of tho Rev. Bell. Of
this city, leaves soon for Sioux Falls, s. d.,
to spend Il few weeks visiting at tho home
Of her father. "~ -*"'"
II. ii. Langley, general freight and ticket
agent of the Montana Central, spent n poe-
tion of tho past week in Butte on business
for the company.
ID. A. &. Flower ee, Gen. John Gibbon, s.
G. Ashby, W. II. Velie and ii. 4. Lowry left
Thursday for Mkhorn creek, on a fishing
and hunting trip.
y. q. Weston, who was NO unfortunate u
few weeks ago M to- fall from II stage and
brenk his leg, ia steadily improving md
will DO able to sit up IN n few days. II will