The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-13
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Mrs. James M. Ryan left for New York
via tho Great Northern yestsrday.
Miss Augusta Hayne has returned from q
fow month"; visit to friends in spokane.
}. g. Eutphen left on Monday evening vim
the Northern Pacific for Lancaster, Ohio.
To. Kerley, of the Townsend Measen-
ger, spent n fesFaziayH Of last week hi our
CITY.
Mrs. Catherine Ming. accompanied by
her son, left Wednesday evening for Chi
cago.
DR.. William Miller has returned from a
trip of several weeks In our sister state OF
Idaho.
81 Jacobs, Of Butte, spent a few days of
last week IN the capital city among his rel
ativea.
Mr.. md Mrs. Chnmasero and daughter
are now in New York City, stopping ut The
Gerlach.
Rev. Or. Schulman has been reelected
rabbi Of Temple Emanu-El Tor the ensuing
two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Gensberger are rejoic-
ing over the arrival of a bouncing boy into
their household.
Ed Crawford, night operator Of the Mon
tana Central at Boulder, spent q few days
Of last week in this city.
Mrs. Smith. wife of Rev. Smith of Liv-
tHRsLOup ls NiEIblUk HeT uduHuLbE, NATE
Chas. Jacklnan, in this city.
II. Il. Gaines. manager Of the IL. G.. Dun
Mercantile agencv In this city, made u bus
mess trip to Fort Benton last week.
Mrs. ID. h. Price. wife Of the Rev. Price,
OF the Methodist church south, Of this city,
left last Friday for a visit to Altus, Ark.
Mrs. Frank Langford and children, who
have been visiting among friends in this
city, left last week for their home in Iowa.
Otto G. Hoeckler left yesterday for the
east on a well earned vacation. He will
spend the holidays ut his home in Illinois.
Judge Dul'ose, Of Fort Benton, who has
been attending court in this city for a num-
Der Of days, left last Monday tor his home.
Mrs. L. ). Carmichael and children left
for st. doe, Mo-. on Wednesday to remain
until the return of the doctor from his
European trip.
Harry Lambert, clerk at the Blackfoot
agency. has returned to his post after hav-
ing spent several days in this city visiting
among old friends.
Mrs. DIR. Morris, of this city. who has
been Writing her sister. Mrs. Fitzpatrick,
of Merino, for some time, left last week for
an extended eastern trip.
Mrs. Aikens, of Butte, spent a portion of
the week in Helena. She tool part in the
~iniation Of members to the Eastern Star
lodge on Tuesday evening.
VIM. +. Hawk, manager Of the Rocky
Mountain Telegraph company in this city,
and bride arrived in Helena last Tuesday.
They will reside on Lawrence street.
n Conductor T.J. L%aughlin, of the North
ern Pacific, left for Kansas City, Mo-,
Wednesday. evening. being summoned
thither by the serious illness of his mother.
Genaberger of this city, arrived from Alex
nndrin. Va, last week, and will remain in
this city the guest of her brother for a nun
Der Of weeks.
John Lavelle, of the firm of Paulsen d.
Lavelle, architects, left Thursday for the
east. After the holidays he will sail for
Europe to spend the remainder of the
winter on the continent.
A few days ago II. w. Beattie was sum
moned to the bedside of his mother who
was lying very i'll at her homo in Rockford.
Ill. A later report brings the sad news of
her death on the night of Dec. s..
Conductor Preston, of the Northern
Pacific, wishes he had not made quita such
a flying leap from his train the other day
for in landing he turned his foot and has
been laid up ever since with a sprained
ankle.
The Misses Dekum, of Portland, Oregon,
aunt. MIS-. NJ. Refining, of this city for a
of weeks, left last Wednes iav for
Chicago, in which city they will spend the
remainder of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Lockwood have rented
heir house on Ewing street to Alex Macau-
|ay for the winter. and will take temporary
rooms No. il, first floor, Grandon block.
intend visiting in California.
Wednesday evening twenty-five members
,f the Dad Fellows, of this city, went to
Helena to institute a lodge in that
town. The new lodge starts out with a
membership of thirty five or forty.
Thursday evening a lodge was founded in
Neihart.
The Epworth league of st. Paul's church
rave an oyster social at the home of Mr..
tng. A large number took their supper
here, which was served in a splendid man
Ter. Quite a sum of money was cleared by
jhe league.
Mrs. W. G. Child entertained the ladies'
If the bee" at her home last week. The
aides spent the afternoon sewing on arti-
both ornamental and useful. The gem
lelnen were invited in to take tea'' with
ladies and as usual at sewing societies
we're the "drones'' in the hive of ''Bees.''
Fred Fuller, who has been on a govern
nent survey in the Flathead country for
he past four months in the employ Of Mr..
,izer, left for Great Falls yerterday, in
which CITY he expects to make his residence,
having accepted a position with the Boston
! Montana Smelling company of that city.
u. J.. Kyes, ticket agent Of the Union Pa
life railway in this city, received a tele-
Oh Sunday last announcing the death
# his father of pneumonia and of the dan
.erous condition of his mother, who was
ffiicted with the same disease. He left
Immediately for their home in Washing
IN, iii.
Charles Shepard, brother Of J. u. Shep-
I'd, who died on the 4th, arrived in this
ity from Chicago on the evening OF the
tn, for the purpose Of accompanying Mrs.
and the body of her husband back
Q Aurora, ILL.,. the home of his parents.
hey left via the Northern Pncifc on Tues
ny evening.
Architect Paulsen has returned from
'oise City, Idaho, in which city he has been
racting u natatorium similar to the Broad
plunge. Boise has warm springs pos
casing mineral properties. and knowing the
TRACTION the B%roadwater hotel and plunge
re- to the reople, concluded not to be be-
ind Montana in that respect.
Tho revival services, which are being
ieeting with good results. The attendance
as been fairly good, but not 80 good but
hat 1T might have been better. Rev. Mr..
NTH has conducted the services in an
arrest and conscientious manner working
ard for the spiritual welfare of his people,.
Rev. L. u. Kelsey accompanied Superin- /
'Edent IL ID. Johnson in his private car to
elhart last week, and IL reports are true,
yen ministers while Oh a trip in a private
II become like INTO common mottals. and
ldulGe in little froliG which those Lass