The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-10-02

apuy WHafe buoY 20 30 stuuf Bahbacs JHoy
Will DO absent q year or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. @. stobbina are NOV
into the Home building for the winter.
II. IL. Danz, of the Great Northern, Was
q guest Of The Helena Friday and Satur-
day.
Memo Unxieker, who has been enjoying
a trip to the coast, returned 10 Helena on
Sunday.
Mrs. N. Brundage returned last week
from = short outing to Deer Lodge ana
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur johnson left for
Cleveland, Ohio, Wednesday. via the Great
Northern.
Charles Hare, of the Arm of Day d HARE,
returned ON Wednesday from a " weeks
outing In the park.
Wesley NJ. Biggs. formerly of Grsas Falls.
has come 10 Helena and accepted Q posisfon
in the Great Northern Office.
Misa Norma Kleinachmidt returned on
Friday. after spending an enjoyable week
with friends in East Helena.
Mrs. W. b. Raleigh and daughter Sue
left ON Thursday for New York. where
Miss Raleigh will attend school.
Tom GalbrRith. son of Judge aalbraith,
of Boulder, spent the past week In Helena,
returning yesterday to his home.
W.. j. Footner, general manager OF she
Great Northern Express company. spent
several days in Helena last week.
Freida Amaoker celebrated her ninth
birthday on Thursday by giving q very de-
HRhtful party to her young friends.
Miss Kelly, who has been she guest of the
Misses Marshall for the past month. re-
turned to her home in st. Paul last week.
DIR. and Mrs. Cole and family have rented
part Of the Evans house on Benton ave-
nue.. and will reside there during the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sterling returned IN
Wednesday TO Helena, and are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. I. p. Sterling, Of Fifth
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL. @. Turner. who have
been occupying the house of w. 8. Spald-
ing. will move into W. 9. Whips housa
Noy. /.
Hon. Emory Cobb. Of Illinois. who hal
been visiting Capt. T. p. Fuller, Of thii
city. returned to his homo In Kankakse or
Monday.
Miss Holt, of Chicago. who has been the
guest of her aunt, Mira. l.. +. O. Lotz, fol
two months, expects to leave tomorrow fol
her home.
M. M. Wheeler, travelling passenger
agent of the G. Ut. y. d M. railway, is il
Helena on his regular tour in the interest,"
of his road.
On Thursday Mrs. Belle Ostsrhaut, Mis-
Ryan, Mr.. Gibbs and Mr.. Hirschfsld spen'
the day in Marysvills, going through the
different mines.
Mrs. T.. H. Hershfeld and family leave
to-day for Chicago, where they will remain
until the forma opening of the World
fair, after which they will 60 IN to thei
homo in New York city.
The ladies of the Congregational ohurol
are getting up a Whittier memorial enter
tainment to be given a week from Tuesday
II one is to judge from the beginning al
ready made the affair will be a success.
Miss Feldmaa. Of San Francisco, who ha
been the guest of Mrs. Il. H. Kleinsehmid
day for her home. Miss Feldman has mad
many friends in Helena and il is to b
hoped that this will not be her last visit.
Rev. and Mrs. III. L. Streator and little
daughter left last Tuesday for Denver
where they will make their permanen
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Streator have live,
in Helena a numbe of years. and thei
many friends exceedingly regret their dc
parture.
Mr. and Mrs. @. w. Cannon, after spend
ing a week with their son, VIM. LeGran
Cannon, on his sheep ranch near Cascade
returned homo yesterday. They found th
outing very pleasant. and enjoyed 10 tn
full the country life with their son at tn
"home ranch" it being acknowledged or
VI SoO hlobu oh1 +
equipped establishments in Montsn,
will" as he is familiary called in Helene
10 charmed with his new departure, and d.
clares he would not exchange it for cit
life.
The Delsarte class of st. Peters Episeo
pal school, under the efficient management
OF Mrs. Fanny Carter, promises to be a de
cided success and, in fact, one of the mai
features of this excellent school during tn
coming year. In many private school
physical culture has been considered one G
the many expensive extras to be put on c
taken off at will. but st. Peters school ha
added this TO it's regular course without ad
ditional charge; and il will doubtless prey
an extra inducement to those who appre
ciate the Importance and necessity of phys
ical training.
East Helena Items.
James Clark ia the proud father Of
bouncing girl baby.
Mrs. Hysey, of Empire, is on a short Wis
to her sister. M g. j. s. Clark.
Mrs. j. W. Dudley, of Bismarck, ia visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. III. H.. Clarl
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. King, of Helens
have moved into their house in East He
ena, where they will be please to see thsi
many friends at ANY time.
The ball given at the new school house b
JIG CiIlZ6ub VI LiSU llololiu was q gran
success. The supper gotten up by Mr.
Moorey was en- joyed by ali after the Ion
walk from the hall to the boarding house.
Fine Art Exhibition.
Frederic G. Towey, representing w. /
Vickery, of San Francisco, announces
choice collection of watercolors and etct
ings to be shown at 80 north Main stree
Bailey block, for the following two weeks
= Especial attention is invited, as the displa
ia one Of merit and includes. beside M
. Vickery's miscellaneous selections frol
. foreign studios, several of the most notabl
: of the watercolots exhibited at the Roy
academy. London
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