The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-27
THE WEEK
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Wednesday.
@. @. Gates made q business trip TO Grea.
Falls last week.
Mrs. g. W. Walters. OF Helena, ID visiting
friends in Great Falls.
Granville Stuart and wife are spending
tho holidays in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smell entertained a few
friends at Christmas dinner.
A. j. Fisk. of tho Herald, Ia laid up with
an attack Of the old fashioned measles.
Mrs. A. and Miss @. Roberts, Of Helena,
left for = visit to Montreal on Tuesday.
j. Bruce Simpson and wife went to Great
Falls Tuesday to be absent q short time.
Col. g. A. Broadwater Ia sick in New
York city with an attack Of the grippe
A. Lambeth arrived homo last Wadnas-
day from the east, us did also A.. H. Dahier.
Thomas H. Moore left for Neenah, Ohio,
on Tuesday evening 10 be absent for some
time.
Mrs. Il. r. Porter and children arrived
from Nashville, Tenn. on Monday OF last
week.
Mira. II. Donaldson. OF this city, left for
Pana, H., last Thursday evening over the
Northern Pacific.
DIR. j. M. Read and family left last week
for Woodland, CAL, to spend the winter in
that portion Of the country.
f. p III IL W Ibs UuJDGA .l0uIlllbUtIs u l1uuISs
spent Christmas in this city, the guests OF
Col. and Mrs. Il. ID. Bannister.
b. ii. Langley returned last Sunday from
q business trip to Chicago, having been abb
sent from this city but Il week.
Mrs. Belle Osterhout, who has been
absent for a few weeks visiting friends in
this east. arrived home on Friday.
Mrs. +. Y. Sheuer and children, of Butte,
spent Christmas in this city, the guest of
Mrs. Mike Iseinig, sister of Mis-. Shener.
Commodore Power arrived in Helena last
week from the national capitol for the pur-
pose OF spending the holidays with his
family.
James Hopkins. who has been spending q
few DAYS with fiiends in this city, loft for
his home in eastern Montana on Friday
morning.
Mrs. Sigh. of Granite, arrived in Helena
yesterday and will spend several weeks j n
this city visiting her daughter, Mrs. Don
Davenport.
Mrs. w. s. Bell, wife of the Rev. Mr..
Bell of this city. arrived home from an
eastern visit of several weeks duration last
Wednesday.
W. j.. Fuchs loft for the east last Mon
day. lie goes to New York City to meet
Col. Broadwatet befors he sails for the
West Indies.
The Pats edition of the New York Her
aid Of Dec. 8 announces the arrival OF Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Cannon ut the Hotel Cos
mopolitan, Nice.
Cadets Clatk Fisk, Charles Rector and.
Richard Loekey, Jr., are home from Ogden
Military academy to spenu the holidays
with their parents.
w. j. Kennedy, clerk of the supreme
court, went to Missoula Thursday and from
there went up into the Bitter Root country
to spend the holidays.
Mrs. David Marks and little son left for
San francisco last Monday to be absent a
couple. OF months visiting the family of
Mrs. Marks in that city.
i. II. Langley and daughters entertained
n few friends at dinner on Christmas. The
invited guests were: In G. and VIM. Phelps,
Al Smith and Miss Baker.
N. L. Brown. of the American Express
com any, ereeaived q present of a handsome
gold-headed walking stick. u gift from the
employees of the express company.
Mis- Ida b. Webb, of Denver. has re-
future home. he will be at home to
friends at 505 North Ewing street.
Miss susie Price, OF Fort Benton. arrived
in Helena last Monday. She will take a
course III shorthand and typewriting in one
OF the business colleges in the city.
Watt Percy left for Chicago last Tuesday.
All things proving agreeable, he will re-
main in that city. His vito u children
preceded him by Il number of weeks.
Miss C1use received Il telegram on
Wedn sday announcing the serious illness
OF her father in California. Her btother
and uncle, Thomas erase, left immediately
Tor the coast.
Miss Mamie Taylor left for her home in
Greely City, Neb., on Monday morning via
tic Union Pacific. She has been spending
the past year in this city with her uncle,
George Taylor.
George II. Hill and WHO returned last
Monday fom their honeymoon. = They
spent two months among friends and rela-
ttves in Kentucky, and also visited many
prominent eastern cities.
Mrs. Belle OSterhout returned from q
visit to Chicago last week. On her way
she stopped in Ogden to visit her son
Frank, who IL attending school at tho mill
tary academy in that city.
Mi.s May Bly,, principal of the high school
at Olympia, Wasn., has accepted the posi-
ton Of assistant principal of the Helena
high school, made vacant by the resigna-
ton of Mrs. Irene O. Young.
The teachers of this public schools of
Helena, to show their regard for and appre-
ciRtion OF this work done in the schools by
Prof. Young, made him q Christmas present
OF an elegant Montana sapphire ring.
Mr.. Wells, of Bismarck, N. D.. arrived in
thls city on Christmas night and will spend
Il few days looking about the town. Ii
lunlor be true, he comes for the express
purpose Of looking after his best girl.
d. w. Fisk, of the Herald. left for the
salty city on the lake on Thursday to spend
the holidays with friends in that city. Mrs.
Fisk preceded him and ia Spending the time
with her sister and family in that city.
The congregational Sunday school gave
entertainment at their church on Christ
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