The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-20

will spend some time with friends and rela
tives here before returning to her home il
the east. .
J.J. Stradling and daughter left for the
coast last Wednesday. They will spend the
winter in Los Angeles.
Hon. Samuel Word left Thursday fo,
Philadelphia, to spend a short time in that
city Of brotherly love.
u. @. Stebbins, Of the Montana Central,
has returned from a business trip through
Washington and idaho.
Gov. Poole and wife and little son left
Saturday evening for Washington, to be
absent about three weeks.
Mrs. A. G. Logan, who has been seriously
III with congestion of the lungs for tho past
ten days, 10 slowly recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cambell, of the Hotel
Broadwater, left Thursday for the east to
spend the remainder of the winter.
j. p. Sterling and daughter left Wednes-
day for Los Angeles, in which city they ex-
pect to pass the remainder Of the winter.
Maj. Anderson and wife, of Bozeman,
spent q few days of the past week in thit
city the guest of their daughter, Mrs. M. A.
Russell.
T. j. Todd, of Fort Benton, arrived in
Helena last Wednesday and will remain IN
town several days visiting relatives and
friends.
The Misses Thornton, who have been
spending some weeks in this city the guests
Of Mrs. j. Il. Murphy, left for Butte on
Tuesday.
N. e. Webster and wife left for Califor-
MIA Wednesday evening. They will visit
Mexico and other southern points before
returning.
The mother OF Mr.. A. B. Cooke, who is
staying with Mrs. Osterhout, has heen
seriously i'll with a cold. but is on a fair
way to recovery.
Mrs. John A. Barta. of Boulder, who has
been spending the past two weeks visiting
friends in the city, returned to her home on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Hunter, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Dickenson. of Tacoma, for a
number of weeks, returned to her home in
this CITY last week.
b. III. Langley, general freight and ticket
agent of the Montana Central railway, left
last Monday for Chicago to be absent ten
days or two weeks.
Mrs. Fannie A. LYMAN, of this oitv. left
last Tuesday over the Union Pacific for
Eaton Rapids. Michigan, 10 spend the win
ter among friends in that city. 4
Mrs. G.. w. Power and daughter, Mis-
Sally, OF Fort Benton, mother and sister u
Mrs. Il. Il. Martin, will soend tho white
with her, ZIG Harrison avenue.
Mrs. L.. Mitchell and little son, who hay
been spending the past three months visi
inga relatives IN Kcota, Iowa, returned
their home in this city yesterday.
Col. q. r. Chisholm AMI v. II. Tull.
Bozeman. were IN the city last week for IL
purs ose of obtaining the results of Il shit
iment OF o Q sent hero to be smelted.
Mrs. Ii. II. erosion and son, of this cit
will leave soon for tho Pacific coast. i
spend the winter in u land of everlastin
sun and perpetual blooming flowers.
Mrs. David Marks md little son leave d,
morrow for California, where Mis-. Mari
expects to spend the remainder of the viii
ter with her parents in San Francisco.
Guy S. piatt, son OF g. II. Piattt, lel
Thursday for California, to spend tho vii,
tor in n inilaer climate His health do
manded y chunge Of scene and occupation
Mrs. q. L. Marsh uild Mrs. Il. ID. Aikene
who have been visiting with Mrs. w. n
of this city, for several days,Y
tetu' ned to thor homs in Butte, Tuesday,
Miss Maud Dunseth, who has been ats
the Helenn Busluess college in this
for the past term, returned to her home
N Anaconda list week to spend the holi-
days.
Mrs. j. b. Sonthmayd and two children,
u Steele, N. d., arrived in Helena last
Tuesday,. They will spend the winter in
his city with the family of q. A.. South
nayd.
Tho following il from the Boulder Age: |
Seth l.. Green, a Connecticut gentleman,
Who ~ bringing considerable eastern cap |
tnl into Jefferson county for inveat mOnt ia |
.he mines, visited Boulder for a couple on