The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-11
Personal and General.

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last Tuesday.
A. M. Thornburg visited the smoky city
over tho range last week. !
Mrs. w. II. Gsbauer is visiting the family
of g. A. Norton, of Townsend.
The Tennis club had n riding party into
the country one day last week.
Miss Derring. of Marysville, is spending
Sunday with friends in Helena.
Miss Mamie TAYLOR. niece OF Geo. Taylor,
Of this city, is visiting her uncle.
II. w. Beattie started for the east last
Monday to be absent n short time.
Judge Atkinson and u. D.. Edgerton made
q business trip to Boulder last week.
Hon. Sam Word md Capt. Howell made
a business trip to Butte last tuesday.
Mr.. Hodson, of Marysville, is circulating
among his numerous friends in this city.
Mrs. Ryan, of Elkhorn, visited with
friends in this city a portion Of last week.
Will Dougherty left Saturday for a visit
of several weeks among friends in the east.
Mrs. Carter and daughter have gone to
join Mr.. Carter, who il located in Mexico.
II. w. Child, manager of the Boulder
Smelling company, has returned from the
east.
Mrs. u. T.sBurton leaves for Choteau on
Tuesday next for an absence of some dura-
ton.
J.E. Hample, of this city. spent a few
days Of the past week on business in Miles
City.
Judge W. N. shipman, of New York, Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Ids, of this city, last
week.
Miss Ella Knowles. Helena's able lady
lawyer, attended court in Boulder last
week.
Albert I. Loeb left for Ann Arbor. Mich,
on Monday to attend the law school at that
place.
Harvey English spent the past two weeks
visiting The family Of Capt. Parkinson, of
Boulder.
Mrs. j. Pyle. Of Elkhorn, is visiting at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Prosser, of
this city.
friend, Miss Shaffer, at the Porter flats for
the present.
Henry Kleinschmidt, of Butte, spent q
portion of the past week in this city visiting
his parents.
+. W. Ellis and s. G. Fitzpatrick spent a
few days of the past week in Boulder on
legal business.
Mrs. s. E. Tyler entertained a few Of her
friends at her home on Ninth avenue on
Friday evening.
Mrs. Carmichael and family have gone to
st. Joseph, Mo-, to remain during the alb
sence of the doctor.
Oscar Bradford, who has been spending
several weeks in the east, returned to
Helena last Tuesday.
Miss Ella Cooney, of Helena, will spend
the coming week in Townsend, the guest of
Miss Mamie Whaley.
Mrs. r. NJ Adams and son Roland re-
turned yesterday from a two months' visit
with relatives in Boston.
j. p. Donaldson, of Fort Belknap, ar
rived in The city last week, and will per-
manently reside in Helena.
Harry H. Davis, one of the employees Of
the United States assay Office in this city,
has gone east on a vacation.
j. H. Lawrence and family have removed
from Benton avenue and are now living IN
the Conklin house, Kenwood.
Mrs. d. A. Sanford left for Boston last
Wednesday to spend several weeks in "the
HUB visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Hickman. wife of the state treasurer,
and family have gone to Missoula for a few
days visit among friends in that city.
Miss Mary A. Phillips and mother have
taken rooms in the Diamond block. where
they will be pleased to see their friends.
J. Il. Cove, a former resident of the queen
city of the Rockies, but now living on the
coast, is visiting acquaintance in this city.
Arthur O'Brien returned to his home in
this city last week, having spent his vaca-
tion in some of the prominent cities of the
east.
DIR. and Mrs. Riddell, of Elkhorn, visited
at the HON of Mrs. Braden. of Helena, last
week. Mrs. Rlddell is q daughter OF Mrs.
Braden.
L.. j. Burr, wife and sons, who have been
spending the summer in Helena, left for
their home in Anderson, Indiana, on Mon
day last.
Mrs. w. M. Young and daughter, of this
city, left for Albany. ILL.,, last week to be
absent several weeks visiting her parents in
that city.
William Morris, of Boulder, spent the
past week in Helena. He came to attend
the exercises in celebration of the Jewish
New Year.
Miss Gertrude Ferris very pleasantly en-
tertained a number of her friends on Sat-
urday evening at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Manuel.
Rev. J. H. Croker, of Madison, Wis,
has been engaged as pastor OF the Unitarian
in Grand Army hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sizer and Mrs. Pyle have
returned from q months absence on the
west side, the tour being spent principally
at Anaconda and Granite.
Mrs. Laura E. Howey left for Philadel-
phia last Wednesday to attend the meeting
of the Pan-Republic Congress committee,
which convenes to-day in that city.
Ex-Gov. b. +. White, chairman of the
republican state central committee, spent u
portion of the past week in this olty on
business connected with the committee.
Chas. Colbert and family have removed
from Rodney street and are now comfort
ably settled in tho western compartment of
their building OF Eighth avenue near Rod
ney.
Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage of Miss Florence Child. daughter
of T.. Il. Child, and George II. Hill. The
ceremony will be performed in st. Peters
Episcopal church on Oct. 81.
Mrs. Josephine Mater, who has been
spending the past year visiting her sister,
Mrs. j. Young. of this city, leaves Oh the
18th for her home in Colorado. 1t is with
deep regret her many friends see her de-
part.
Rev. j.. Fl. Crooker and wife, of Minneap-
oils, who recently arrived i'll this city, are
making their nome with Mrs. }. ID. Wilson
at No. 21O Ewing street. Mr.. Croker is to
take charge of the Unitarian congregation
in Helena.
Miss Mamie MoHugh left last week to
take charge Of a nine months school at
Thompson Falls. where she has already
made a reputation as n tirst-class teacher.
She will spend II few days in Missoula visit
ing her friend, Mrs. j. w. Orr.
Glendorn Burton will have charge of her
fnther's household during tbs absence of