The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-03
Personal and General.

bowman, Tracy And IlltaOt.
Personal and General.
b. II. Langley has gone to ST. Paul for
few days.
Mr.. and Mis-. 4. q. Brown, Of Anaconda,
are visiting in Heiona.
Spruille Braden has returned after a
months visit to this coast.
Mrs. John Dinnen visited Anaconda
friends during the past week.
Mrs. G. -. Stevens, OF Boulder valley, Is
q gnest at the New Merchants.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. A. Conrad have returned
from a few weeks visit in eastern cities.
DR.. Holden, of Helena, ia spending a
week with DR.. Mana Ridde.l, of Elkhorn.
G. II. Anderson made a business trip to
our a%elRhbors. Bozeman and Dillon, last
week.
II. A. Harlow expects to leave for the
east in a few days on a short business
trip.
W. II. Logan and Mrs. Logan, Of Al
hambra, are registered at the New Mer-
chants.
Mrs. Joseph Davis entertained a number
of ladies at an elaborate luncheon on the
Goth ult.
Logan and Mr.. John w. Luke Ia an
nounced.
r. j. Todd has returned to Fort Benton,
while Mrs. Todd will remain in Helena for
a short visit.
Conductor "Billy'' Preston spent a ten
days lsy-off with Seattle friends. returning
hons Wednesday.
William A.. Cheasman has left Helena for
a business trip to some of the eastern cities
TO be goae about a month.
Miss Mamie MoEviJ came down from
Craig to attend Miss Smiths party Friday
evening. She returns to-day.
Cards are ont announcing the engage
ment OF A. G. Mayer, Of Msrysville, and
Miss Rose Gluecklich. of Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hirschbarg nave purchased
the residence OF Mr.. Keith, on Madison
avenue. and are making q very beautiful
HON of it.
w. H. Dixon, assistant general passen-
ger agent of the Milwaukee, together with
Mrs. Dixon, spent q day in Helena on their
way to the coast.
Mr.. A. j. S%eliRman, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Bsrnhsim, Of New York, left N Thursday
for I short visit to the principal cities or
the western coast.
The Y. M. @. "A. intend to remove their
headquarters from their present rooms in
the Granite block to the Gospel Temper
ancs rooms on South Main street.
Among Great Falls people that have spent
time in Helena during the last week are
Theo. Gibson and Mrs. Gibson, A. $. Dick
erman. Phil Gibsen and A. ]. Shores.
. The entertainment given by the Now Era
Temple, I. o. G. T., At g. A. Il. hall on
Thursday evening was . great Success and
most enjoyable evening was passed by all
who attended.
General Manager Mohler, of the Great
Northern roilroad, spent . day in Helena
during the past week. Mr.. Mohlsr was
making one Of his regular tours OF inspec-
tion over the road.
c. w. Pitts, of the Great Northern, and
N. Il. Brown. of the American Express
company, nave returned from 4 abort but
very pleasant pleasure trip to the principal
cities of ths western coast.
P. P. Shelby, of the Great Northern rail
road, who will soon take the management
Of that road on the western coast, was in
Helena several days during the past week.
Hs left on Thursday for st. Paul.
Mrs. S. L. Haussr. with her daughter and
Miss Nellie Blake, are in San Francisco.
after a pleasant trip through Mexico, and
western coast will return to Helena.
The Pedestrian club, composed Of a nam-
Der of Helena young ladies and gentlemen,
are enjoying their trips into the valley and
expect to make regular calls ~ their out
side friends during the coming season.
William il. Cowdan, superintendent Of
missions for the Pacific northwsst, passed
through Helena Saturday, and several OF
| the members Of the Christian church met
him ut the station and oonverssd with him.
A theater party occupied one Of the boxes
at the opera house last evening to witness
Miss Granger portray Camille. Misses
Hopper, Allison and Summermile and
Drs. Head and Norris were the members OF
the party.
Miss Emma Hoover, assisted by Misa
Daisy Thomas, entertained q number OF
ladies' ut tea on Wednesday evening. Those
present. were Mrs. F. Carpenter. Misses
Magness, Woodruff and Harley.
MIR. and Mrs. A.. W. Campbell have re.
turned from an extended eastern trip and
nave taken up their abode at The Broad.
water, whish Mr.. Campbell will have thor
oughly cleaned and renovated and opened
for the pleasure of Hs!enites in the early
part of MAY.
Miss Nettie Kirkendnll expects to &C
COMPANY her father, Mr.. Hugh Kirksn-
head country, where that gentleman hal
the contract for the building Of the Great
Northern railroad. MIR. Kirkendall and
daughter will leave Helena on Monday.
The Choral union, a musical society or.
ganized about q mont aRc, is doing some
very tine chorus work and Tho evenings Of
practice are greatly enjoyed by all who at
tend. While the society was organized by
members of the Presbyterian church, those
belonging are not confined to that denomi.
nation.
Ths East Side Tennis club was organ
lied Tuesday afternoon. a meeting being
held at she homo OF Miss Hedges. Theil
officers for the present season are: E. G
Russell, president, and Miss Belle Barbour
secretary and treasurer. The club has
about twonty members II will at once pu1
their courts in order.
The first ceremonial in connection with
the new auditorium building was observed
on Wednesday afternoon when a large
gathering assembled to witness the laying
Of the corner stone. In a few weeks mort
tho building will be ready for occupancy
and the large number of visitors that Hell.
ena expects to entertain during the coming
sammer.
AmsnQ outside visitors in Helena during
the past week were: Ex-Gov. White. O.
Dillon; J. F. Nolan, of Livingstone; Chas
A. Murphy, of Baltimore; Gsorge Kim
ball, of Manhattan; r. Coburn, of White
Sulphur SPRING.; j. Il. Arlington, OF
Great Falls; Robert Sticht. of Boulder; A
j. Davis. of Butte, and e. Higgins ant
wife. of Granite.
Officers and members of Battery A, to-
esther with a number of invited guests
spent a most pleasant evening in A. O. u
w. hall on Thursday evening. Hearty re
frsshments were served III the shape o
baked beans and coffee, after which a mus
ical programmes was rendered hy several OF