The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-31

garten. The next play to be studied is
Macbeth.
i. e. johnson has returned from a bust
ness trip to st. Paul.
A. J.. Barch, Of Butte, agent of the Gait
Coal company, is in this city.
Mr.. McQuaid sailed on the Etruria yes
terday, bound for Liverpool.
The Misses Bradshaw left for Washing
ton via the Great Northern Tuesday.
Frank Pilling, from Richland Center.
Wis.,, is in the city visiting old friends.
r. s.. Vivian. one of Kansas City's fnan-
ciers, is the city, the guest of j.. FL. Law
renee.
A cablegram from Mr.. Phelps announces
the safe arrival Of himself and wife in
London.
J.. II. Hall and bride, nee Cleveland, ar
rived in the city yesterday over the Great
Northern. e.
The Crescent club will hold their next
hop in the business college, Thursday even
ing, Feb. 4. .
+. A. Pratt has resigned his position as
local freight agent of the Great Northern
railway line.
Miss Julian Eddy is taking a short vaca-
tion visiting her sister, Mrs. Goodrich i'll
East Helena. 9
Superintendent Barclay goes to st. Paul
l. uCSAtly Y aUIOAAA q AlCCuAAlH Va tA0 l. O0Ibk
Clerks union.
G. g. Sanderson md wife left for Peoria
over the Great Northern railroad on
Wednesday last.
William Trambath sails for Liverpool
from New York Feb. 3. He left Helena
Friday morning.
Mayor Kleinschmidt will entertain the
members of the city council at his homo OH
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Martin Maginnis has Joined Mrs.
Beattie, formerly OF Helena, i'll Rome. for
| the winter months.
Miss Hattie Smith, formerly of Helena,
and VIM. G. Nett we're united in marriage
| at Augusta last week.
w. b. Barclay, general superintendent OF
the G. +. Il G. Ry., is Owe" from Great
Falls for a short time. &
Col. G. A. Broadwnter and family will
sail for Italy. Feb. 6. They will not return
to Montana before May.
w. w. Currier commenced his duties OF
! train master for the Great Northern at this
point on Wednesday last.
There was n meeting on Wednesday eve
ming to Talk over the proposed musical
club, at the home Of Miss Wade.
Mrs. Frank l.. Worden of Missoula, one
! OF the woman managers OF the Worlds
fair for Montana, has resigned.
John l.. Rohybaugh and family returned
on Friday from York. Pa, where they have
been visiting for several months.
jas. j. McEvilly, of Helena. has been mp
pointed private secretary to COMMISSIONS
Garter, vice Geo. o. Freeman, resigned.
A.. N. Sprntt and family, who have spent
several months III Calico mia, have returned
to Helena, very we'll satisfied With tho capl
tai as II y nee of residence.
Miss Wade entertained n small number o.
! frsn III. -. ~, SNt Ntv AL ,N,R r,,,,p .Nt,= mr. ts
evening. Cards and music were tho feat
ures of the entertainment
One of the features of the Cotillion clul
was Il waltz composed by MIR. Rufus Gar.
III honor of and dedicnted to Miss Roberta
Mr.. Marx. of tho Boston clothing estab-
lishmont. has gonc east on one OF the semi
annual businesa trips necessary to keel
that firm supplied from the eastern mar
kets.
John j. Healy and Mrs. @. w. jackson
his daughter, leave Tuesday for the eds
and will visit Chicago, Washington mt
New York. They will bo gone about
month.
G. O. Foss, assistant to II. II. Becker
left for Maine on Tuesday. Mr.. Foss vii
DO joined in Minneapolis by Mrs. Foss
who has been In that city for the last TIVE
months.
Among tho residents OF Livingston regis
tered at the hotels in this city Saturday
arc: j. q. Finn, ChRs. s. Stebbins. A. j
Campbell, decsge l.. Cary and Alfret
Meyers.
On Tuesday evening Misses Edith ant
Carrie Lehman entertained In u charming