The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-04
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and hsr many friends regretted TO sos hcr

Flanagan isa favorits In Helena society
and hsr many friends regretted to sos hor
leave.
Alderman John w. Thompson loft yester.
day for the cast and will return here with
his family Novsmbsr l. George Oher man,
Pittsburgh block. will represent him during
his absence.
Mr.. and Mr.. D. A. q. Flowsrres lsaye this
week for tho east. Before returning 70
their homo in. this city In Aprii they viii
visit the Hot Springs In Arkanaas and DIFF
fsrsnt points in California.
Mrs. VIM. ellison, Of ~. Louis, who has
bssn spending tho hummer in Montana, left
panied by her two daughters, Mrs. CT.
Dunbar and Miss Nellie Gilson.
Conductor George Cunningham, Of the
Northern Pacific, la taking a lay OIL, and his
friends say he has Qon east to bring bnck
with him one OF the fair dnmsais OF that
section Of the country AZ his bride.
BY mistake the name OF Mrs. A. N.
Adams was omitted in last Sunday issue
IS beiug . delegate appointed by the w. g.
r. u. to attend the national convention OF
that body to be held in Boston next year.
George A. Minor. city ticket agent of tho
Northern Pacific. loft for the east Friday
night, where he will meet Mrs. Miner.
Boston, New York, Washington and other
RotAuW " AApSAOP . 0cASA~ sAN
return.
Mr.. Heryey 10 laid up with a severe cold.
contracted while On his Western trip. He
mathematics the damp climate Of Wash
ington and Oregon and declares he would
not stay there il they would give him half
tho country.
Congratulations are pouring in from all
over tho world to MIR. and Mrs. Grover
Cleveland on account Of the birth Of q little
daughter in their family. Grover Is now
papa and looks prouder than on the day of
his Inauguration.
G. L. Kemp, one of the old-timers Of
Montana, md Miss Anna Ward were mar
ried at the Congregational parsonage on
Wednesday evening In the presence OF o few
friends, the ceremony being performed by
the Rev. +. D. Kelsey.
The genial face of Mr.. Fred Rice is again
seen ON our streets. He has been absent
from Helena for some time. 1t is needless
to say his host of lady admirers and gentle
men friends are more than pleased to have
him with them again.
Col. Curtis Is slowly but surely recover-
ing from the accident which befel him two
weeks ago. His many friends throughout
the state, who awe SO anxiously watched
the papers for news of him, will be glad to
learn of his convalescence
The many friends of Miss Agnes Roberts
in this city will regret to learn of her de-
paIbur0 OuEluE tu0 coming Woek ZOE oIoVe'
land, O., where she will remain. A we'd
ding at no distant day is limited at in
which she will play an active part.
City Treasurer James b. Walker was
around the streets on Wednesday inviting
his friends to smoke with him, not because
the next national democratic convention is
to be held in this city. but to celebrate the
advent of a new boy in his household.
The Missionary society of the Congrega-
l ti0ua1 Nhr1,nh hAlH n rnpAtInO MT the mar
sonage on Wednesday afternoon. A large
number were present and a pleasant after
noon was spent discussing the mental, spirit
ual and physical wants of the heather.
The family Of A. G. Logan are again back
in the city, after spending the past live
valley. They are ocoupying the place owned
by Attorney General Haskell on Hillsdale
avenue. Mr.. Logan will join the family in
9 few days.
George Bourquin, reoeiver of the Helena
land office, beams genially on all his
friends since his return from Butte with his
handsome bride, n no wonder, for he has
spent too long q time already in a state of
celibacy. His advice to all his friends now
is to get married.
The Young Peoples society. of the Bap-
fist church, gave o very pleasant soclable
at the residence of Mr.. Wade, on Broken
ridge street, on Friday evening. 4 large
uuI1U0E wore UI00ckV Ws1O k1OAo1y CAIOyoA
the hospitality Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wade and
the efforts of the young people to make the
social a success. @
Francis Pope has again gone cast to lay
in another supply of pills and cosmetics.
This ID the second trip Of the kind Mr..
Pope has made in q short space of time.
which would show that he is doing a great
business in the drug line. Perhaps the fire
that played sad havoc with his large stock
last week has something to do with this
trip.
Ex-President Z. c. Hewitt, of the state
normal schools at Normal, spent a short
time last week in Helena on his return
coast. He. was driven about the city, and
was we'll pleased with the decision of the
executive committee of the Educational as
sociation as to holding their next canven-
ton in our city.
Col. Fairman, the distinguished artist,
will deliver his celebrated lecture on "Jeru-
salem'' this evening at the Congregational
spent several years in and about Jerusalem
making sketches Of the different subjects OF
interest in the Holy Land. The lecture ia
one Of great interest and will be thorough
ly enjoyed by all.
The Y. A. W. club gave it's first dance last
Tuesday evening. ~Seyenty-fve couple were
present, and all agreed that it was n charm
ing affair. This club has lately been. or
gnnized for the purpose. OF giving dances
this winter, and very pleasant times may
be looked for. They will give dances on
the 18th and 9th of this month, and after
that every Tuesday evening, at Calumet
hall, Park avenue.
A very pleasant surprise party in honor of
Stephen Murphy was given Friday evening.
About thirty-tve young people were present.
Dancing and games were INDUCED IN and
refreshments we're served. Among those
present were Misses N. Murphy, j. McCloud,
Majors, Fem, II. Sweeny, G. Dickson, B.
Kledi, Henry, McMurry, McComas, Bartos,
Manning, Marshall: Messrs. Majors. Mo
Lean, PAynter, Dickson, Deering, Sutphen,
Harry, Fred. and Chas. Yeager, w. and II.
NcMurry, Smith, q. Klei, Carr.
The wife of Rev. W. s. Bell, superin-
tendent of homo missions of the Congrega-
tional church of Montana, left last week
for a.. visit to the home of her parents in
Sioux Falls, 3. d., whore she will remain
for four or five months. Before leaving
she entertained the teachers of the branch
Sunday school on the east side at her resi-
dence. Ike evening was spent in discuss
ing plans for the future and in eating the
excellent grapes from her garden.
Tho Misses Agnes and Geneveive Roberts
left Yesterday over the Northern Pacific for
their old home in Cleveland, Ohio. Since
their departure from there they have made
a tour around tho world via Europe and
Australia, remaining in the latter place
eighteen months. For the past two years
fbay hnva n,oda their home in this CITY. and