The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-10
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Personal and General.
II. /. MoCulloh IL In the esst on bust
ness.
W. ]. Cunning IL : guest q Hotel Broad
water.
Guy x. Plat. Of Butte, IL : guest n The
Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Flowsrrse are In Hell
y for . short visit.
W. O. TAYLOR. OF Great Falls, registered
at tho Helena last week.
Mrs. Q. Mitchell, of Missoula, registered,
at The Helena tuesday.
Miss Clara Kirksndaii has returned from 4
visit TO Ooulse City, Wash.
Mrs. y. B. Bormks has gone 10 Chicago
Tor = visit Of several weeks.
II. q. White. Of Denver, visited Helena
several days during the past week.
Tho family Of Charles s. Fec, Of 81. Paul,
are guests ut the Hotel HroAdwatsr.
Charles II. Eaton. OF Livingston, has Wig
tied in Helena during the past week.
Mrs. G. Il. Crosby. Of White Sulphur
Springs, Ia visiting friends in Helena.
Il. N. Batohelder, with Mrs. B%Atohelder,
loft on Tuesday for Charleston. 8. y.
G. II. Htsbbins, Of Livingston. registered
at tho Helena the first of the past week.
Judge Knowles has gone 30 San Fran
CISCO for IN absence of about " weeks.
+. II. Holcomb and daughters, of Oak
land. CAL, are guests at tho B~rosdwatsr.
Mrs. NJ. A. Russell, of Bozsman, spent
several days of ths past week in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. 8. Dodge. Of Placer,
were At tho Grand Central on Wednesday.
Mrs. Sinclair, Of Glendivs. ia visiting her
s~ister, Mrs. John Dinnen, Of Eighth avenue.
Mrs. Rumlsy has been making \ short
visit with her daughter, Mrs.. Dewitt, of
Lenex.
Miss Dolly Dean, OF Townsend, il the
guest of Mrs. Gorman,' Of North Benton
avenue.
The Misses Bridsnthal left ON Tuesday
for an extended visit with friends In Prince.
ton, Ind.
Miss Alice Hopper has gone 10 her home
In Iowa to spend the rest Of the summer
vacation.
Hon. W. T.. Cullen has gone to San Fran.
cisco to be absent on legal business about
two weeks.
Miss Clara Billiard has returned from
Great Falls, where she has visited for the
past six weeks.
Mrs. J.. Rsmpeck and family, of White
Sulphur Springs, have been in Helena for
the past week.
Miss May Franklin departed for Butte on
Friday to make a visit OF two weeks with
friends in that city.
On July 6 Mr.. Henry Grob and Miss Car
rio Young were married in this city by the
Rev. O. Il. Allen, Jr.
Circus day was enjoyed to the fullest ex-
tent by residents Of Helena, from the
youngest to the adults.
r. Letoriu and family from Monmouth,
ILL.,, spent a few days in Helena on their
way TO the sound country.
Mrs. J. II. Pierce visited Helena friends
during the past week, returning to he1
homo in Marysville Friday.
Mr.. and MIS-. Adolph Reiche, of Butte,
who have been visiting in Helena, returned
to their homo on Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. w. L. Cullen and daughter
Lillian left for a trip of several weeks to
San Francisco on Wednesday last.
Invitations will be issued during the
week by Mrs. Hauser for q large ball to be
given a week from Friday evening.
Mrs.. Will franklin soon expects two
young lady friends from the east to spend
q portion OF the sumner with her.
e. L.. Witmore, of the Drum Lummon
mine. at Marysville. spent a dnv or two in
the city on business during the past week.
Messrs. Leon Lawson and Kenneth Muir
son Will soon arrive in the city, to be the
Murphy.
Mrs. Townsend. Of this CITY. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. John Ellis, at Sun River. in
company with Mrs. MoCullum and Miss
Ovcrfeld.
r.. I. Bayliss. with Mrs. Bayliss, who
have just returned from 4 two months
visit in England. spsnt q day in Helena
during the week.
Robert M. Clarke. of Carson City, New.
- ~sCr - RI
his return from the democratic national
convention at Chicago.
Gen. w. X. Rush, of the Tacoma Smell
ing company, is expected to arrive in Hell
ena about the middle of the month and
will remain several days.
The engagement of Mas Lillian Marcus
rite Mcleod and II. Lester Barnett is an
nouneed. Miss Mcleod lived in Helena a
Number OF years and has numerous friends
here.
Among the Butte residents who came
over the mountains to spend the Fourth,
were Mrs. w. G. Irving, the Misses Barrow
and Baldwin, and Messrs. MoCann and
Reynolds.
Mrs. Vealie. of Moline, ILL.,, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. D. A. G. Flower
rec, tor the past week, will visit her sister,
Mrs. knight. OF Lenox, during the coming
two weeks.
Again this week comes the call for hospi-
tally to be shown by residents in preparing
stopping places for the attendants at she
mining congress, which convenes in this
city on July Il.
E. Hawkins. of Great Falls; O. H. p.
A%pplegate. of st. Louis; Will Hanks, OF
Great Falls; Paul A.. Fusz, Of Granite, and
Dudley Halford. Of Boulder, registered at
the Helena on Friday.
Mrs. Carter's GLASSES in Delsarte and
physical culture will be organized at Elec-
trio hall, Monday morning. The advanced
GLASS will meet at 9:l5 o'clock and the COM
mencing GLASS at 1880.
Miss Nellie Fergus, of Fort Maeirnis.
and John Mengelkoch left for their respeo-
tive homes OF Wednesday of last week,
after receiving their diplomas for a course
at the EnRlahoEn Business college.
The usual runaway skyrockets, the in
variable display of heavens artillery, and
small fires made the Fourth lively in this
city. even If so MANY of it's residents did
resort to other points to do their celebrat-
ing.
Mrs. Streeter. Mr.. and Mrs. Spear of
Pittsburg, the Misses Hedges, Freeman,
Munson and Wade, with Messrs. Hirach-
field, Brandagee and Wood, started on Tues
day to spend ten days in viewing the won
ders OF the Yellowstone.
Percy q. Willmot. Of Augusta, and Miss
Lena Conroy, of this city. were married at
the Episcopal church on Wednesday even
ing by the Rev. i. L. Webb. Mr.. and Mrs,
Willmot left ON Thursday noon for a Euro