The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-17
Personal and General.


The daughter of DR.. King is ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barclay have returned.
Miss Horst left for her home on Thurs
day.
Andrew Wade has gone to Thompson
Falls.
DR.. Riddell and wife are visiting Mrs,
Braden.
MI. Duncan Hunter left for Portland
Thursday.
Mrs. Malcolm, sister of Mrs. Ellis, left on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Mclean Martin has gone to
Great Falls.
Mrs. M. M. Keefe and son are visiting
Mrs. Deegan.
Miss Maude Murray has gone to Living
ston on a visit.
Mrs. Il. E. Collins. from Great Falls, was
up to the opera.
Mrs. Carter and baby John are heartily
welcomed home.
Mrs. J.. G. Maslin, of Butte, was at The
Helena last week.
j. j. Buckley and wife, from Missoula,
were up to the opera.
Mrs. Sawyer. of Dearborn avenue, has re-
turned from the coast.
Mrs. Leggett, of st. Louis, is visiting
Mrs. Potter and Miss King.
MI. Flynt left during the week after a
pleasant visit with his sister.
MI. and Mrs. Quinn and sister nave 20 ne
to spend the summer in Canada.
Mrs. Bayliss and Mrs. Robinson, from
Marysville, were up to the opera.
Mrs. d. Mccarthy, of Townsend, visited
her sister, Miss TeaRne, last week.
The Calumet club gave another of their
pleasant hops on Thursday evening.
The ladies of the Temple Emanuel are
preparing for a grand entertainment very
soon.
Mrs. Rumley, in her always warm hospi-
tality, is entertaining Mrs. Buell. and Miss
Pugh.
Miss E. G. Gillette has returned from her
eastern trip, and will 90 to the ranch on
Monday.
E. v. Smalley and Mr.. Groat went out to
the Missouri river Thursday and will return
to Helena.
H. G. F. Kleinschmidt has moved into
the city and is living in Mrs. Adams home
on Benton venue.
Frank Mcdonnell, of Missoula, spent a
part of last week in the city and Judge Nc
Connell is in Boulder.
A letter from Mrs. Aver states that she
has arrived safely and entered upon her
duties at Madison, Wis.
George +. Lyman and wife, from Butte,
ONol w liz oISth dilA W EI00k OI6 OF
the troupe, Miss Flora Finlayson.
The family OF Mr.. A. p. Curtin are still
in California. The announcement
that they had returned was erroneous.
Mrs. j. w. Pace and Miss Mabel Burn
ham were married on Monday evening and
left for Columbia Falls, their future home,
The Bostonians were handsomely enter
tanned on tuesday afternoon, at a four
dinner, by MIR. b. H.. Langley and
The concerts Mt the Hotel Broadwater
promise to be the attraction of the season, |
by the large numbers already at |
them.
Mrs. DIR. Hersey. of Bozeman. will be
acre the first Of the week to spend n month
with Mrs. j. IL. Pearse, of No. 10 North
avenue.
Miss Mary Wilson will spend her summer
7%acation in the east much. to the disap-
continent of her Helena friends, who e1-
,ected her home.
Miss Smith, the sister of Mrs. Hedges,
will leave in July for her New England
home. She has made many friends here
Who will regret her departure.
Mrs. G. b. Buell. and Miss Esther Pugh,
II Chicago. and secretary and treasurer of
he National w. q. L. U. spent Wednesday
Thursday at tho Broadwater.
There was an elegant lunch served to the
Va ne A.As ENuuiAlb oA AucSuuJ
last. Tn ladies' invited were
he members of the Frances Willard w. G.
7. U. and the resident state officers of Mon
ana to meet Mrs. Buell. and Miss Pugh.
Col. Sanders reports Mrs. Sanders heath ,
IL much improved by the balmy breezes of
Did Point Comfort. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott, !
Ice Shiland, wen to Old Point particularly
o see Mrs. and Miss Sanders, but missing
hem there, afterwards joined them in
Washington.
Eastern Star lodge gave another of their
delightful banquets Tuesday evening. DIR.
nd MIR. King, OF Narysville, and Miss
and John Welcome were made
lew members. Mr.. Nolan and John Shober