The Helena independent., 1891-10-25
Personal and General.

w. y. Kennedy made trip to Missoula
Thursday.
Mrs. John Andrews, of Elkhorn, is visit
Ing in this city.
Spruille Braden left last week for Chicago
to remain short time.
s. w. langhorne has gone to the Flat
head OH business trip.
j. L. Wild. of Boulder, made business,
trip to Helena last week.
John r. King, Of Livingston, made call
on the capital this weak.
Judge Du Bose il shaking hands with his
many friends in this city.
Joseph HirshberG, of this city. made
trip to Fort Benton last wcsk.
q. w, b. Smith has returned from his
business trip to San Francisco.
DR.. A. G. Fleming, of Augusta, is in the
city on othor than professional business.
Nose Marks il in from Msagher county.
He brings good reports from that county.
Tho M. W. Of A. gave a very pleasant
party at Adams hall on Thursday evening.
Misses Paris and Deascey, Of Boulder, are
attending the st. Vincent's academy In this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Walsh are rejoicing
over the arrival of little daughter in their
home.
Mr.. w. w. Woods leaves Tuesday for
Butte to meet her sister, Miss Mamie
Mackin.
Mrs. G. o. Price entertained the LOYAL
Temperance legion at her home on Friday
evening.
Mrs. Richard Lockey has returned from
her visit to New York, Leavenworth city
and Ogden.
w. G. Child returned from the east on
Wednerdav, arriving in time for the Hill
Child wedding.
William Jewell and family, of Boulder,
have moved into Helena whore they will
spend the winter.
Miss Kline, the travelling correspondent
of tho Rocky Mountain Husbandmen, was
in the city last week.
William Gordon, of Miles City, spent a
few days OF the past week in this city the
guest of A. G. Logan.
Prof. r. g. Young spent portion Of the
week in Butte attending the Montana Su-
perintendents' Round Table.
Mrr. G. III. Child, who has been visiting
friends in this city for q number of weeks,
will leave for her home in st. Paul to-mor-
row.
Frank Baird, of the Helena National
bank. and his family will occupy the Ohm
masero house on Benton avenue after
Nov. l.
Frod Manuel and family left Wednesday
for California. They will visit points Of
interest in that state and spend the winter
in Los Angeles.
Miss Glendora Burton entertained num-
ber of friends ut her homo on Thursday
evening. Dancing formed the chief amuae-
ment of the evening.
L. G. Phelps and family left last night
for an eastern tour. They will visit friends
ana relatives III Minnesota and will go as
far east M New York.
Miss Ferris one of the most successful
teachers in Marysville, spsnt Saturday and
~, day in this city, the guest of her friend,
Mrs Minnie Reiie1irath.
The Congregational sociab!e, given Mt the
home of Mrs. Yergey on Dearborn avenue
on Thursday evening" was largely attended
and good time is reported.
Adiutant Martin, Of the Twenty-second
intnlltry, stationed at Fort Keogh. spent
several days of the vast week guest at the
home Of A. G. Logan, in this city.
A. l.. Smith. who for some time has been
employed as teller in thu Montana National
nank. hns ean promoted 10 the position oi
assistant tellor i'll tho ha,no institution.
Mr.. Carpenter and family, formerly resi-.
90 4ts Of Helena, but who for tho past yeaa
have resided in Billings, have returned tt
our city.with tho intention ot remaining.
Alderman Frank Reece has returned from
his trip to the Puget FOUND country. II
iIs opinion Helena, is fur ahsnd OF either
Seattle or Spokane as n place OF business.
Mrs, J. III. MaoFarland gave q party to a
few IL hef friends on Friday evening at hel
home on Fifth avenue. A pleasant evening"
was spent in playing cards and othergames
William Gray. OF Philbrook, who hal
hefn spending several weeks in the CAPITAL
left for his honas on Friday accompanies
by Mta II. Nj. Fisk. who will visit friends
i'll the judith basn for Il month,
Mr. and Mis-. Francis Pops liave returned
from an extended trip through Utah. Colo
rado and Nebraska. While in Ogden tho,
visited the military academy in Tint plac,
and were highly pleased with it's manage
manf.
The ladies of the Grand Street Methodist
church gave bazaar and social Mt th,
parsonage on Warren street on Thursdn.
evening. A large number of articles, bott
useful and ornamental, wela for snle ant
found ready purchasers Some good lnuHi'