The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-27

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the great play Of Sarah Bsrnhsrt.
Mrs. L. q. Wilson, of .Bozsman, sphnt n
portion Of the past week IN this city. the
Rusat Of The family OF Col. Sanders.
Miss Mary. Bryan. Of Nashville. Tenn,
and Miss r. Bench, OF Hastings, Mimi, arc
the eusAts OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy Bryan.
j.. IL. Hall, trainmAstsr of tho Montana
Central railway, Ia confined to his bad In
Great Falls with inflammation Of the bowels.
Mrs. Thomas O'Oonnor, Clara b. O'Con-
nor and Mrs. Eklund went to Deer Lodge
Friday to attend the meeting Of tho w. q.
4. u.
Mrs. Emedea, the we'll known authoress OF
Helena, left last week for Washington, ID.
G., where she expects to reside for some
time.
A. X. Prescott, the prominent marble
dealer OF this city. made Q business trip TO
MisCoula and the surrounding towns last
week.
A. g. Clarke, ST.. and wife leave Wednes-
annual conference Of the M. Il. church
south.
Miss Lala Brooke gave an informal party
to 4 few Of her friends on Friday evening.
Tho evening was greatly enjoyed by those
present.
Mrs. w. Holbrook left for Pottsdam, N.
Y, on Tuesday to spend some time visiting
friends in that city and at other points IN
the east.
DIR. II. II. Peasants returned last week
from . fishing and hunting trip In the
Flathead valley. Lots of fish and game
reported.
Mrs. p. D. Kelsey and little daughter re-
turned Yesterday from an extended visit
with the parents of Mrs. Kelsey in Massa-
chusettg.
Miss Donna Fox. Of Denver, who has
been spending the past year with Or: and
Mrs. j. B. Atchison, leaves this week for
her home.
Mrs. Fitz, mother of Miss. Frances Fitz,
returned with her daughter to this city on
Saturday last and will remain here during
the winter. +
Mrs. Ketchum spent a portion of the
pnst week at tho Alhambra Hot springs,
enjoying the rest and quietude of that
pleasant resort.
Miss Mabel Kinzel went as delegate
from the Loyal legion of this CITY to attend
the nesting of the w. G. L. U. in Deer
Lodge last weok.
Mrs. ~ Reinig, Miss ReiniR and Charles
Reinig 3pent q few days of last week at the
Boulder hot springs enjoying q season OF
rest and recreation.
Richard Hoback and daughter left for
California on Monday. expecting to be alb
sent several weeks visiting the points of in
terest along the coast.
Charles D. Hard and his daughter Bessie
returned home Tuesday after spending a
month visiting among friends and relatives
in Michigan and Ohio.
A.. j. Geligman. who has been spending
soms time on the coast, returned Friday
night, leaving the rest of the party to fol-
low when they pleased.
Miss Muirhead, president Of the Frances
Willard union of this city, went to Deer
Lodge last Monday to attend the annual
meeting Of the w. G. Il. U. '#-
antee Loan company, and A.. w. lde, the
map man. of Helena, made a trip into the
Bitter Root valley last week.
The many friends of Miss Mamie Mackin
will be pleased to learn that she is on her
way from Chicago to spend the winter with
her sister, Mrs. w. W. Woods.
Miss Minnie Stanchheld left Tuesday
night for Boston, Mass, to enter the Bos.
ton Conservatory of Music for q years.
study in that famous Institution.
Mrs. j. Astertio, q former resident of this
city but now living with her brother, a big
fruit grower of California. is visiting
among old time friends in this city.
Mrs. Leach, who has been visiting her
brother, Robert McGinnis, and her uncle,
r. s. Hale, of this city, returned to her
home in Kearney. Mo-. on Saturday.
Judge Harwood and Clerk of the Supreme
Court Kenneday have returned from their
q most enjoyable two weeks vacation.
The many friends of Miss Emily Bach
will be plensed to learn that she is recover
ing from the accident which befell her q
few weeks ago, and is now able to sit up.
L. L. johnson, superintendent of the
Montana Central railway. will return to-
morrow from the east, where he has been
visiting among friends for the past two
weeks.
Assistant General Superintendent Dickin-
son, of the Northern Pacific, who until
recently was stationed at Helena, but ia
now in Tacoma; is in the city calling on
friends.
George Bourquin, receiver of the United
States land office of this city, was united III
marriage to Miss Radigsn, of Butte, last
Wednesday. Their future homo will be in
this city.
Mrs. O. A. Southmayd spent the week in
Deer Lodge, being a delegate to the annual
meeting of tho w. G. T. u. of this state,
which was held in that city from Monday
to Friday.
The ladies of the Oak Street Methodist
church gave q social at Lenoir hall on
Tuesday evening, which was largely attend
cd, and q good time is reported by all who
were present.
The family of w. Z. Cox. who have beer
spending the summer OF their ranch neas
Livingston, have returned to tow and are
again domiciled in their elegant home on
Harrison avenue. ,f
Francis Murphy closed a very successful
series of temperance talks in the city OF
Missoula last week. His good work is
being largely felt in the three principa
cities of Montana.
James B. King nnd his sister, Mrs. Pot
ter, returned lust Monday from n trir
through the National park. Tho grandeurf
Of that famous wonderland were greatly
enjoyed by tho party.
Nanaie and Ina Cope, daughters of George
+. Cope, assistant cashier of the American
National bank of this city, left on Monday
last to attend DR.. Stryker's seminary Mt st
Anthonys Falls, Mimi.
Spruille BrGden entertained at luncheon
on Tuesday Senator Faulkner. Gov. Black,
Hon. W. D. Bynum, Hons. W. w. Dixon.
Gardiner, Beck, j. IL. Conrad. Major Ma
ginnis and Il. +. Collins.
Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. +. O. Crounse.
mother and daughter of Mrs. w. ). Paynter
left last Tuesday for Michigan. where they
will spend some time. Mrs. Crounse goeE
to New York for the winter.
Miss Nollle Atkinson. daughter of DR.,
Atchinaon, leaves for Washington. d. @.
in D with Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Clark
this week. Miss Atkinson will attene
school at the Norwood institute during the
coming year.
Charles i. Miller. one of the prominent
professional men OF Kansas City, arrived il
| Helena last week on n tour of. inspection