The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-28
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Mis-. Mnginnis entertained n few Of her
lady friends at tea on Thursday afternoon.
N, II. Webster and wife returned We'd
nesday from nm extended trip to the Pacific
coast.
Mrs. Grafton entertained a number of
friends ut her residence ON Wednesday
evening.
Eddy and Albert Hotter returned to Hell
cna last Sunday from school to spend their
| vacation.
Miss Florence Child gave a delightful
lunch DO twelve Of her intimate friends on
Ihursday.
7. G. Power and wife came in from the
east Monday and will remain in Helena for
some time.
G. w. Pitts has sold his residence on
Lawrence street and taken rooms in the
Homer building.
Mrs. Charles Shawl and little daughter,
Lucille, have gone to Billings to visit rela-
tiyes and friends.
Walter s. Kelley loft Wednesday last for
a three weeks trip to San Francisco and
the cities of the coast.
liiss May and Celia McHugh returned
Thursday after spending n pleasant two
weeks with friends in Butte.
Mrs. Heating and children, who awe been
residing in nj Arbor, Mich, for the past
year, returned home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnard Brown left Monday
for the east. They will spend some weeks
among friends and relatives.
An entertainment will be given by the
members of the Oak Street Methodist Epis-
copal church on Tuesday evening.
Miss Adah Roberts returned Wednesday
from st. Louis, where she has been attend
ing school for the past two years.
The Woodmen of the World gave a most
enjoyable entertainment and dance at
Adams' hall on Thursday evening.
Stock Inspector James Conloy is in the
city and is receiving a visit from his sister
and child, who recently arrived from the
east.
Hugh league spent a few days of the
past week in Boulder visiting friends and
relatives and taking advantage of the
baths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sturrock returned Saturday
from Tacoma where Mrs. Sturrock has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jackson, for several
weeks.
County Attorney G. b. Nolan returned
from Niagara Falls Wednesday,. where he
has been attending a meeting Of the
Echriners,
A most delightful reception was given the
young lady pupils of the Sisters' academy
on Monday evening at the residence of II.
f. Galen.
L. j. Burr. wife an d sons. of Anderson,
Ind. will spend the summer among our
mountains. At present they are guests of
A. WeiEenhorn.
Mrs. j. g. Pyle, of Granite, is visiting
Helena and will remain for some weeks
with her mother. Mrs. Prosser, 435 West
Lawrence street.
Adolph Zimmerman, son of Ed thinner
man. is home from the University of Mich
igan, where he has made an enviable record
for scholarship.
Col. and Mrs. G.. A. Broadwater and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Chumasero and
daughter leave next Wednesday for q trip
TO the sound and Alaska.
Mrs. W. +. Sanders and her sister. Mrs.
Epson. will be at home Thursday. They
will be assisted by Mrs. James U. Sanders
and her sister, Miss Boutwell,.
Z. G. johnson, of Galesbure, Ill.,, brother
OF l.. r.. Johnson, superintendent of the
Montana Central railway, is in the city Wis
ting at the home of his brother.
Miss Eta Murton, who has been the
We've Roberts. for the past three weeks, has
returned to her home ill Missoula.
L. H. Hershfeld and family returned
from the east yesterday. This is baby
Hershfield's first visit to Montana. The
family are at The Helena for the present.
Miss Agnes Roberts, Of this oity, and her
friend Miss Eta Mertia, Of Missoula, Wis
WAIs IN MIS-. DUu DdV0IpOrt RG Elk
horn last week, returning home Saturday.
A.. L. Bell, dispatcher on the Montana
Central railway, took a special to Great
Falls, Friday, with DR.. Treacy, who was
summoned there to attend j. Stewart Tod.
Prof. Peterman's juvenile orchestra will
give a grand jubilee at the opera house on
July =. The young men have been we'll
trained and a fine programme will be rem
dered.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will give
an entertainment on Monday evening in
will be presented and a pleasant time guar
anteed.
Mrs. r. G. Young writes that she is hay
ing a most enjoyable trip; that Spokane
Falls offered many attractions to her. At
present she ia doing Portland and the cities
of the sound.
Miss Uretta Ryan, of Boulder, is spend
ing two or three weeks with friends in this
city, and took part in exercises at the clos
ing of the spring term of the Catholic school
on Thursday.
G. T. Van Wart, inspector of fish of
Lewis and Clarke county, left Monday for
an extended trip to the northern part of
the state to look after the inhabitants of
our rivers and lakes.
Miss Olive Brasfield, a very active work or
in the w. G. I. u, is a guest of Judge and
Mrs. HOWE. She is a bright, intelligent
young lady and comes highly recommended
by the W. G. I. U. of Missouri.
Miss TURNKEY, county superintendent of
schools, visited in Wolf Creek the past
week. The canyon of the Prickly Pear
holds many attractions at this season of
the year for those desiring to rusticate.
The inhabitants of the Lenox addition
are rejoicing in the fact that the electric
railway will soon be in operation in their
section of the town and they will not much
longer have to depend on horses as a motive
power.
F. M. Williams and wife made Great
Falls a short visit at the beginning of the
week. Although the elements were not
propitious, they yet we're fortunate enough
to get a glimpse of Rainbow falls and the
Giant springs.
Mrs. F.. BONN, wife of F. Bohm. of the
firm of GREENWOOD d Bohm, arrived in
Helena on Thursday afternoon from New
York. She will spend the summer months
In this delightful mountain climate away
FROM the heat and dust of New York.
A complimentary dinner was given
Thursday evening to Geo. Hill and Miss
Child, by Mrs. Sam H.. Kennett. Those
present were Messrs. Hill, Davis, Harlow,
Geo Child, and Misses Child, Burke. Daven-
port, Rosecrans and Mr.. and Mrs. Barbour.
Paul Mccormick. one of the most pros
porous citizens of eastern Montana, and his
little son Paul, made Helena a brief visit
the past week. He came for the purpose of
accompanying his daughter, vino has been