The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-01

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last week In Helena mi Butte.
Miss Gibson arrived in Helena Saturday
to attend the Luke Logan wedding.
Mr.. Raleigh, who has spent the last three
weeks at his mine. has returned home.
Judge and Mrs. Henry N. Blake have tax
on a hOuse on Rodney street for the sum-
MGR.
Col. Harper, Of the assay Office. has been
quite ill for several days and confined to
his room.
Mrs. r. H. Plsasants il expecting the ar
NOR in Helena.
Or. j.. N. Read and family, who havs
bean wintering in California. will return
home on May 10.
Miss Anna Woodruff entertained 1 num-
her Of ladies at her home on Clark street on
Saturday evening.
Miss Daisy Brunell Ravs a tea to . few Of
her friends on Friday, the OCCASION being
her ninth birthday.
Bradley has returned TO Helena after a two
months visit in New York.
Conrad Kohrs, Of Deer Lodge, stopped in
Helena for a day on his way to his large
cattle ranch in Dawson county.
Rev. j. H. Croker. for Denver, and j.
ELLINGTON, for st. Paul. left on tuesday
over the Uaion Pacific railroad.
Mrs. Harley entertained about twelve Ia
dies on Saturday afternoon at her home on
Benton avenue At i've o'clock dinner.
Mr.. Austin Oorbin sails from q French
port for Nov York on May Z, and will join
his father and sister in spokane at once.
Clyde 9. Smith was a passenger on the
east bound Great Northern train Saturday
morning.. on a business trip of a few days.
Miss MeEvily, who was teaching at Craig,
has given mp her position at that point. and
ia now with J. A. MaeKnight, of the Mining
Review.
Mr.. Harry Langley left Helena on Friday
to take the position of assistant cashier
with the Flathead Banking company. of
Kalispell.
Mr.. II. W. Blanchard leaves tonight for
a months visit at his old home, Athens,
Ontario. It is rumored Bert will not re-
turn alone.
Mrs. Joe O'Neirs many friends will be
sorry to learn that she was stricken with q
congsstive chill Wednesday last. She is
slowly improving.
TIL many friends of Mrs. T. H. Burke
will DO sorry to learn that she has lately
lost her mother, who died in New Jersey
about two weeks &C.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. r. Allen have left Hell
sna and expect to sail On the same steamer
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hotter for a visit Of two
or three months in Europe.
Mrs. B%roadwater, with her daughter
Wilder, also Judge Chumasero and family,
and are domicilea at the Broadwater.
DR.. Daniels. of st. Peter, MINI, who ID
on his way home after spending this winter
in California, stopped in Helena to visit
w. Il. Cullen and other friends in the city.
Chas. D.. Watson and Miss Elenor Curtis
were married y short time since in Butte.
Mr.. Watson was at one time connected
with the Partisan Steam laundry of this
city.
Marriage Licenses were granted on
Wednesday to Judson W. Francis and Miss
A. McCauley and Margaret Flynn, of Fort
Benton.
Mr.. md Mrs. 0. W.. Jackson went to
Great Falls Friday morning to attend the
opening of a branch house of Jackson's
music store of Helena, which took place on
the same evening.
A.. j. Selipman and his brother-in-lsw,
visit to California points and the sound.
Mr.. Bernheimer and wife leave to-day for
their home in New York city.
Mrs. E. j. Carson, who. with her children,
spent the last year in the east, has recently
lost her father. who died in New Jersey.
Mrs. Carson will join her husband in Hell
ena during the coming month.
Richard Jockey is home from a visit to
California and the sound. Mr.. Lockey was
at the Palace hotel, San Francisco. at tho
time of the recent earthquake in that
vicinity, and noticed it quite peroeptibly.
John D.. Thompson, father of J.. w.
Thompson, has ar ived in Helena to take
charge of his sons business while the latter
takes his anticipated trip to foreign coun-
tries. Mr.. Thompson expects to leave
Helena about May 2.
Mo, Grooa II n VIII npk nrtoi,a al = ~u,,La~
of her young friends at her home OK Raj
eigh street on Friday evening. Miss Hawk.
with her mother and sisters. expects to
leave for the east on Tuesday. where they
will take up their permanent residence.
The concerts given in the lobby of the
Helena on Wednesday and Thursday even
ings of last week by two travelling must
and gentlemen, who were PLEASANTLY enter
tanned with the varied and popular music.
MIR. J.. A. Watson, who has been with j.
b. Lockwood for about three years, has re-
signed his position to accept a situation as
travelling salesman for the Wholesale drug
house Of Noyes Bros. d Cutler, Of 81. Paul.
Mr.. Watson intends making Helena his
headquarters.
David Perry celebrated his ninth birth
day on Wednesday,. by an informal party
| given at the residence of his parents, on
Harrison avenue. The little ones enjoyed
themselves to their full extent. with games
and other childish amusements. Delight
| full refreshments were served.
The next regular rehearsal of "The Mad
ioon'' will be hsld Monday evening, and it
Is requested that all who have been en-
gagged in the meetings held 30 far will be
present. The floor OF the hall has been
marked off az u stage and the ohoruses and
principals will rehearse in position.
AL unique and pleasing reception will be
given bv this ladies of the Presbyterian
church in the . nrlors of the church on Ew-
ing street ON Friday evening. May 6. Re-
fl eshmonts will be served. There will be
no charges, and ali are cordially invited to
attend and have a nice sociable time.
Wedding bells will ring for the first time
in May among,our young society people on
Wednesday evening, when Mrs. Odelia
Logan invites a large nunber of friends to
attend the marriage ceremony of her dnugh-
ter, Kathryn Isabelle Gilbert, and john
Wallace Luke. which will take place at st.
Peters church at eight O'Clock.
The Home Social club hold one of their
delightful reunions at Electric hall on
Thursday evening. There we're about Atty
couples to enjoy the perfect floor and sxcep-
tionally fine music rendered by Prof. Peter
mans orchestra. Sandwiches. pickles,
cream and cake we're served about II
O'Clock, and tho dancing continued into
the morning.
Mrs. Chesaman gRvo \ most delightful
luncheon on Thursday afternoon in honor
OF Mrs. ID. G. Wade and her guest, Mrs.
Ray. OF Duluth. Tho luncheon was most
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