The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-12

day from n three wooka' business trip
through Meagher and Cascade counties.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Curtin, son and
daughter returned 10 the city on Thursday,
having spent tho past yenr in California.
Miss s. A. MeBrine. who has been spend
ing several months In Salt Lake City, re-
turned TO her home in this city last week.
Mrs. q. Evans, wife of tho popular rest
auratcur, loft tho city on Wednesday for a
visit to friends and relatives In the state Of
New York.
Mrs. M. A. Carruthers, after a briof ILL
ness, died at her home on Second street, on
Monday last. She Leaves a husband to
mourn her loss.
art have gone to Bohemian on a vacation,
and from there will make the tour OF the
National park.
Miss Annie Mckenzie, who has been Wis
ing Mrs. w: Il. Cullen and daughter for
aomo time, has gone to Bozemnn for q short
visit among friends.
Mrs. Richard Jockey and her daughter.
Mollie. and son, Richard, arrived In Helena
last week from California, where they have
been spending some time.
Mrs. HoaR, wife of W. u. Hoag, arrived
in Helena Wednesday from st. Paul, Mr..
Hoag meeting her ut Logan. They will
permanently locate in this city.
William Jefferson. a we'll known Montana
mining man, returned Thursday from
Venezuela, where he has been engaged rs
a~mnlgamator for IN English company.
agent of the Montana Contra railway.
spent several days of the pnst week in Butte
on business connected with the railrond.
Miss Mary and Nellie Gillette, of Daven-
port, Iowa, are visiting their sister. Mrs.
Rev. Il. I. Webb. of this city. They will
remain in the west during July and August.
Tom Miller departed for Toronto on Mon
day to chaperone the a~choolma'ams who
will represent Montana Mt the national
convention OF teachers to be held in that
city.
Rev. DR.. Laneford and daughter, of New
York. are visiting Bishop and Mrs. Brewer.
DIR. Langford is secretary of the Domestic
and Foreign Missionary Society of the Epis-
copal church.
b. ID. Hatcher, cashier Of the Flathead
Banking company at Demersville, and the
are in the city the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
b. II. Langley.
Miss Clara Wade and Miss Hedges have
returned from their camping trip to Colora-
do. They visited Colorado Springs and
various other places of interest in that
wonderful state.
/. w. Hinokley, formerly secretary of the
Journal Publishing company, Of this city,
returned Tuesday from a visit in the east.
He intends going into the furniture bust
ness in Missouri.
L. b. Weirick, of the Montana National
bank, received the news on Thursday Of the
death of his father. at his nome in Titfin,
Ohio. Mr.. Weirick's many friends deeply
sympnthize with him.
E. w. Beattie, Jr., who graduated from
Exeter this term, will spend his vacation
| Nth hJa fnkhRr in HnInnn In Tho faiI he
will enter Yale, expecting to take q full
course in that college.
8. G.. Gilpatrick received a letter from hie
son Thursday, stating that he and his CON-
panion, Henry Dahncke, had reached Hun
ter, Mont, twenty miles east of Billings.
They were delayed two days by taking the
wrong road.
orator. and wife are stopping at the Broad
water. They expect to remain at the Broad
water several days and recuperate. after
which Mr.. Murphy will again wrestle with
the subject of intemperanos.
Mrs. j. II. Conrad, of Billings, arrived in
the city this week and ia making range
ments to move to Helena for a permanent
residence. Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad will be
welcomed to Helena by the many friends
who have made their acquaintance else
where.
A number of young gentlemen are going
to give a select dancing party at Child's
ranch Monday, July ID, in honor of their
young lady friends. Those who intend 60
ing will meet at the home of Mrs. Fretz,
corner Seventh avenue and Warren street,
at GAO sharp.
The ladies of the Presbyterian society
gave a sociable on Wednesday evening,
which proved to be a very pleasant affair.
The tables upon which the refreshments
were served were beautifully decorated with
Arwnro rphSnh oIlnl r~k n l;At1n -, ALo
flavor Of the delicacies served.
VIM. Lehman, son of Fred Lehman, died
at Arlington OF the 7th inst. He had
been in charge of his fathers business in
tho northern part of the state for the past
year. His funeral was from the family res
idence at the corner of Park avenue and
Clark street IN Friday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Cleves, Mrs. Tyler and two
gentlemen made a trip to the gate of the
mountains recently. The ride across the
valley and over the mountains was a very
pleasant one, and the day spent at the pic.
mic grounds was most enjoyable. They re-
turned to the city the same evening.
Mrs. Loomis and son have returned from
the coast where they have been spending
residence in Helena. Young MIR. Loomis'
health is much improved by his %sojourn in
the sunny cline of California and he looks
as vigorous as his father, the captain.
At the home of the bride on July 6, at Il
O'Clock noon, Florence Mobiles Mills, daugh-
ter Of Edgar r.. Mills, was married tc
Charles H. Lovett. of New York city. Rev.
Frederick L. Webb performed the cere-
mony. MIR. and Mrs. Lovett left on the
Great Northern railway for an extended
trip through the west.
The sociable given by the ladies of lem
Pile Emanuel, on Wednesday evening, was
a decided success. The table containing
fancy articles for sale was we'll patronized
The Calumet club orchestra discoursed love.
ly music, which added much to tho pleasur.
Of the evening. Miss Amy Cohen charmed
the compan by her sweet singing. Straw
berries, ice cream, cake and salaas. tempt
ingly served, beguiled many a half dollal
from the pockets of the gentlemen.
THROUGHOUT II STATE.
Deer Lodge.
Mis-. Myron Kern has been very i'll.