The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-31
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. M. Chiids. of Boston,
have been visiting in Helena.
Mrs. Charlie Bear and baby have gone
to their ranch near Billings.
Prof. ]. Bruce Simpson has taken rooms
in the Leiser d Locky building.
II. L.. Knapp and wife, of San Francisco,
made q flying trip here this week.
Mrs. w. g. Marshall and son, of Missoula,
have enjoyed a visit here this week.
Miss Dora Greenwood will leave this week
for Great Falls to visit Mrs. Collins.
Mrs. Crosby has gone to Livingston to
visit the family of Rector Van Ingen.
Chas. Jackman and sister were called east
on account of illness of their mother.
Mrs. JAS. U. Sanders goes to Chicago this
week to meet her sister, Miss Boutwell,.
Miss Mabel Blackstone leaves the city TO-
day to take charge of a country school.
Mr.. Boetcher, from Elkhorn, is visiting
Helena, and the young Indies are delighted.
Mrs. g. X. Reeder entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. q. N. Ogden Mt dinner Friday evening.
Col. Sanders will 90 east this week after
Mrs. Sanders, who is now strong enough to
travel.
A party of Helena people went to Great
Falls yesterday to witness a review of
troops.
Bishop Brewer has bought Dr.. Deans
house and will move into it in a few
months.
The wife of Rev. Smith. the mother of
Mrs. Chas. Jackman, has arrived in Helena
on a visit.
Mrs. Kellogg entertained a few of the
teachers on Tuesday in her most hospitable
manner.
Mrs. H. w. De Camp and Eddie left on
Friday for Minnesota to spend the summer
vacation.
Col. and Mrs. Van Horn passed through
the city last week on their way to Fort Nc
Kenney, Wyo.
Ed. Knight gave a dinner party on Fri
day evening to Lenox and a few other gen.
tlemcn friends. ,
Mrs. N. E. Church has gone to Jefferson,
near Wickes, to decorate the grave of her
soldier husband.
Daughters of Rebekah had a special meet
ing and changed their decoration day from
June 2 to May 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn left on Friday for
Livingston. They will be pleasantly re-
membeIed in Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. F. Menage and Mrs.
Bull, OF Minneapolis, were loud in their
praise of Helena this week.
Representative John A. Woodson and
Senator Parberry have been shaking hands
with old friends in Helena.
Miss Hickman leaves on Tuesday for her
home III Newton, Iowa, where she will spend
the summer with many friends.
Mrs. w. B. Raleigh goes to Mt. st.
Vincent academy, on the Hudson, next
week, to bring her daughter home.
Several picnics to the gate of the noun
tains, planned for Decoration day, were
postponed on account of the weather.
DR.. Frank Norris left on Tuesday for
Chicago to attend the Dental association.
He will visit Boston to see relatives and
friends.
A number of the teachers had interesting
exercises on Friday afternoon and most OF
them received flowers and presents from
their pupils.
Mrs. II. E. Carpenter and Miss Carpenter
will come in from their ranch next week to
spend a few weeks before going back to
Grand Rapids.
G. N. Ogden will superintend a surveying
patty of about fourteen to tho Flathead
country. They left Saturday. Mrs. Ogden
will accompany them.
Miss Laura league will spend the sum-
mer visiting her numerous friends through
out the state. She and Miss Nettiel leave
for Townsend OF Monday.
Inc regular monthly meeting of the
board for the Working Women's home will
be held Monday, June |, two p. M, at Mrs.
Hllnan's, corner Breckenridge and Raleigh
streets.
Mrs. Helen Spofford, who has been teach
ing n class of physical culture here forsthe
past week, has finished tie second course
and proves a most successful teacher. The
third course will begin Monday at two
O'Clock in the Denver block.
Judge and Mrs. Mcdonnell gave a dinner
on tuesday evening in honor of Hon. Il. H.
Garter and wife. the friends invited to
MEET the distinguished guest were Rev. Il.
V. Moore and wife. Hon. j. S. Tooker and
II d. L. Clayherq and wife. Ihe dinner
was elegant in all it's arnointments and
altogether an enjoyable affair.
Tie Woman's Relief Corps showed their
memory of Mrs. II. G. Waliac. by
making an especial wrenth for her grave.
There was also a bouquet of psnsies. The
white flowers symholized her purity of
character, and the pansies told of loving
thoughts of the loyal corps to which she be-
longcd.
Barbara Weisenhorn celebrated her fifth
birthday on the 18th. Music and games |
were INDUCED in and the souvenirs to each ,
with flowers and delightfal refreshments |
were served, Colored wax candles were at
every plate and each little girl had the
of blowing it out on leaving the
table. Among those present were Misses
Eoote, Moote. Eekles. Gamer, Rosencrans,
fayhe, Helnier, Walker and Wuodman.
Mrs. Fritz entertained q card party on
Wednesday, evening. Thore wero i've card
and the games were both long and /
entertaining. Music and Il luncheon we're |
enjoyed. Those present wera. NJ. and Mrs.
Child, MIR. and Mira. Panyter. Misses
Hickman, Martin, Knowles, Alta Child.
Marks, Shober, Hopper, the Misses Moran; |
Iles"rs Brandecee, Hoenig, Baoden. Nolan,
Turner. Helwig.
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and organist of the Presbyterian eongra-
yation of this CITY, departs for Monterey.
next Tuesday, to accept tho super
of n large foundry and machine
works at that place. Mrs, Worcester will
accompany him AS far us Denver, where she
Will visit relatives. whllo Mr.. Worcester, |
after Il ShortIvisit to his parents and friends
IN Leadyllle. will proeeed to Monterex and