The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-21
Personal and General.

Personal and General.
for a short vacation.
Mrs. Il. Il. Gage, of Great Falls, is visit
ing friends in Helena.
H. II. KIeinschmidt and sister made Butte
a short visit last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark have gone to house
keeping on Eighth avenue.
Mrs. John O'Connor left Thursday for a
months visit to Salt Lake City, Utah.
Geo. A. Maloney left Thursday for a bus
mess trip through Idaho and Washington.
Miss Wymont. of Cincinnati, niece of DIR.
Miller, is visiting at the home of her an
Gle.
Judge Buck returned Thursday from n
four weeks visit at his old home in st.
Louis.
J.. r. Smith, wife and daughter left
Thursday for a ~sojourn Of a few weeks in
Oregon.
Miss Washburn, of North Dakota, will
spend the summer with her friend, Miss
May Hill.
DIR. Allen Fowler. of Salt Lake City, while
on his way to Alaska this week, made Hell
ena a short visit.
Prof. "A. r.. Slime, principal of the Ana
conda schools, is in the city as a teacher in
the summer school.
Miss Francis Fitz has been confined to
her room for the past week, but is now able
to attend to her duties.
Mrs. G. A.. Wustum, wife of one of Bill
ings' most influential citizens, ia visiting at
the home of Mr.. 0. A. ~Southmayd.
Miss Emma spratt, Of York, has been
visiting during the past week at the HON
of her friend, Miss Emily Lehman.
L. H. Goodwin. the popular real estate
agent of Helena, returned last week from a
business trip to Castle and adjoining towns.
Mrs. E. G. Perret has returned from Fort
Benton, after spending a month with her
friend Mrs. N. L. Chemidlin of that place.
Miss Davenport expects a young lady
friend from the east shortly to make the
Queen City of the Rockies an extended
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Brown leave for
the east this week. They will visit New
York. Philadelphia and Toronto before re-
turning.
Lawyer Rach recently purchased a house
on Clark street. At present his family is
occupying a house belonging to- Mrs.
Sp~aulding.s
Mrs. E. F. Wentz, wife of E. F. w entz,
clerk in the city treasurer's office, and her
sister, Mrs. A.. I. Alleman, arrived Monday
from Penn.
Montana Central railway, is on the sick list.
G. w. Houghton is keeping the trains NOV
ing OF time.
Gus. Lehman. son of Charles Lehman, of
this CITY, will arrive Tomorrow from
Ann Arbor, Mich, where he has been at
tending college.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson, of Fort Benton.
have taken up their residence in Helena,
and are at home to their friends at No. Z
Harrison avenue.
Miss Virginia Cole. sister of Mrs. John
Ming, returned Friday from Faribault,
Mimi, where she has been attending school
for the past year.
Miss Minnie Buzzell, who for several
years has been doing active missionary
work in China. is a guest of the ladies of
the Baptist church.
rived in this city last week. from Minneap-
oils, and will remain with her daughter
during the summer.
w. L. Cox, who has been acting the part
of cowboy during the spring roundup on
Shields river, has returned to Helena and
donned citizens dress.
Miss Barbour. of Madison avenue, gave a
delightful lunch on Thursday afternoon to
a few of her lady friends, in honor of Mrs.
T. E. Gage, of Great Falls.
Albert l Deb, son of Bernard Loeb, of
this city, arrived home last Monday from
Ann Arbor. Mich. where he has been at
tending college for the past year.
Norman Hotter. having finished a four
years. course at Columbia college, N. Y,
has returned to settle in Montana. He is
a graduate of the school of mines.
Miss Jones. a tercher in the religious
schools of Utah. is spending her vacation
with her old-time friend and classmate,
Mrs. j. N. Smith, on HOWE street.
The Calumet club gave a small but de-
lightful party at their rooms o. Thursday
evening to a few of the honorary member
of the club, who are about leaving the city.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dinner will be pleased to learn of their re-
turn to Helena to permanently remain.
They will soon go to housekeeping on Clarke
street.
Miss Bertha Kelly has taken a summe
school near Craig, and while teaching "the
young ideas how to shoot" will, out of
school hours, learn how to ride the festive
cayuse.
Mrs. II. G. Young. assistant principal of
the Helena High school, left Wednesday
for Tacoma, Portland. San Francisco and
other cities of the coast, to be absent seve-
nj weeks.
The family Of Z. b. Northup arrive
from st. Paul yesterday. They will occu-
Ply the residence of A. w. LYMAN. 439
Lawrence street, during Mrs. Lyman's alb
sence Ill the east.
Miss Bridenthal gave an informal even
NY party oa IiuIsuay. bultSlhS wis
the main feature of The entertainment.
Delicate refreshments were served and par
taken of with great relish.
Miss King, accompanied by her aunt, will
leave for nm extended zip to the coast to-
morrow. Her friends will miss her bright
face and CHEEKY presence at their gather
inGs during the summer months.
Frank M. Cornell, editor and proprietor
of the Times-Racord of Valley City. N. d..
is q guest at the house of his sister, Mrs.
W. U. Harris. MIR. Cornell will probably
remain here the greater portion of the sum
mer.
w. S. Johnson, son of L. Il. johnson,
superintendent of tho Montana Central
railroad, who has been spending some
weeks at his old home in Illinois. will mr.
rive to-day accompanied by his friend,
Frank Seesar, of BeRrdstown, Iii.
John Cloary, passenger conductor on tho
Northern Pacific railway between Helena
and Hope, Idaho. returned last week from
Minnesota, accompanied by his bride.
Jotnnie il we'll known in Helena, having
lived here several years. His many friends
will be glad to congratulate him for max
ing SO wise n change. The young counp.e
will make their home in Hope, Idaho.
a. g. Logan, who recently moved with his
household goods to oneo Of the finest ranches
IN Montana, has been spending the past two
weeks in the Capital city and adjoining
towns i'll the interest of the insurance COM
the independent life of the rnncher. He
c~ontcmplates stocking his ranch with from
four to ak thousand sheep. His ranch il
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