The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-22
Personal and General.

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Donald Bradford has gone to Chicago for
a short visit.
Mssssna Billiard spent Monday in Bsze-
Mrs. s. J. Hamilton has gone to Ogden
for 4 short visit.
M. S. Gum wal in Butte q few DAYS last
week OH business.
Mrs. A. Linz has gone to New York for a
visit of several weeks.
Mrs. Wirth has gone to Great Falls for a
short visit with friends.
Hon. W. E. Cullen went to Missoula on
Thursday FOR a few days.
L. W. Daddow has returned to Helena
after an absence of eight months.
Mrs. AIDA Steward and Miss Stella Hay
ton are visiting friends in Bozeman.
s. D.. Child left for st. Louis over the
Great Northern railroad on Thursday.
Mrs. L. G. stebbins and Miss 8. Baker
90 to Butte this forenoon to visit friends.
Mr.. w. S.. SpsuldinR vent to Great Falls
Friday to settle the estate of the late F, s.
Fish.
Mrs. Dyas. with her son George, left on
Thursday for a visit with friends in Cali
fornia.
Miss Martha Baird entertained a number
of her friends at her hons on Saturday
evening,
Mrs. Zimmerman and sister are on a visit
of several weeks with friends in Council
Bluffs, la.
Mr.. w. W. Mish. formerly of Helena.
has arrived in the city. and will remain
several weeks.
There will be a grand ball at Turner hall
this evening by the urn Versin and Masn-
nerchor societies.
Mrs. Richard Jockey has gone to Salt
Lake City to visit her son., who is attending
college in that place.
w. Morris, formerly of Helena, has ac-
copied a position with the StockgroWers
ban of Fort Benton.
General Superintendent Browning, with
his wife and daughter. of st. Paul, are in
the oity for a few days.
Walter King has returned to Helena after
an absence of three months, spent in the
leading cities of the east.
Mrs. S. +. McGaughsya and daughter. Mrs.
Curtis. have gone to Indiana and Kentucky
to make a visit of three months.
Mrs. William Quinn. Of Helena. has re-
ceived the sad news Of the death Of hor
mother at her old home in Canada.
Mrs. W. M. Bishop, after an absence of
three month"; spent in Iowa, at the home of |
her parents, hrs returned to Helena.
Mrs. John Dinner was summoned by tel |
egraph to Anaconda yesterday, her sister. |
Mrs. NJ. j.. Foley, being seriously ill.
COL. C. D.. Curtis has been appointed BY
Gov. cole inspector general of the NJ. N, |
G., with the ran of bri2adisr general.
E. H. Tallcott. of Livingston, c. H. Steb-
bins. of Livingston, and j. N. Ingalls,, of
Miasoula, are registered at The Helena.
George W. Irwin, of Butte, A. NJ. Forbes,
OF Pardee, W. ID. and Miss Flowers, Of
Manhattan, are registered at The Helena.
DIR. Peeler has returned from a three
weeks visit in the south. leaving Mrs.
Pcsler there with friends FOR a longer stay.
Rev. and Mrs. Moore AVE gone to Port
land to attend the meeting of tho prosby-
terry at that point. They left Helena on
afternoon.
r. j. Nye and Miss Bertha Anders we're
on Wednesday evening by Rev. G.
Il. Allen, Jr., at the residence of tho brides
sister, Mrs. J. A. Yund.
Miss Warren. who has been at the Helena
the past ten days teaching some of
the ladies Of Helena perfection in tho GER
annie art, leaves for the east on Monday.
Col. G. d. Curtis organized a lodge of the
in Anaconda on Monday evening.
Tho organization OF the new club was
will thirty-three charter members,
Mr.. and Mrs. George h. Foote loft for an
eastern journey on Tuesday last.
This will be Mr.. Foote'S first trip outside
the state Of Montana for twenty-s six years.
H. q. Wilson took the afternoon train on
Friday to attend the annual reception of
he Silver Bow club. Of Butte, which oc-
,urred in that CITY on the evening Of the
Inc handsome new auditorium will DO
open for the inspection of tho people on
Friday evening next. ut which time there
will DO n grand bali, preceded by 4 prom
snade concert.
Among the pleasant duties Bishop Brewer
reformed while in charge OF Bishop Pot
er's work In New York was the laying OF
he corner stone OF the new Protestant