The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-08
Personal and General,

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%. Fl. Langley left for Great Falls or
Friday.
Mrs. W. H. Hayes left for ST. Paul or
Mrs. b. l.. Minniok has zone to Seattle
for a visit.
A. B. Cook, of Missoula, ia in tho city for
a few days. f.-
H. M. Brandegee has departed for a short
trip to Chicago.
j. Marks has returned to Helena after an
extended visit in the east.
Mis-. Ecklos has moved into her new
home, 1886 Twelfth
VIM. Wilmar, of White Sulphur Springs,
is at the Helena for a short time.
Mrs, j. 2. Foster left over the Union
Pacific road on Friday for Tskemak, Neb.
Mrs. Il. Krundel left for 81. Joseph, Mo-,
over the. Great Northern railroad on
Wednesday.
Mrs. S. M. Dunphy has gone to Virginia
to visit her mother and from there expects
to enter college. r.
Of friends at her home on Sixth avenue on
Tuesday evening. .." @w
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. T.. Downs. of Fairhavsn,
snpnt several days in Helena at Hotel
Helena last week.
W. A.. Mesmer, Of the Great Northern
force in this city, left Yesterday for = visit
with his parents at Burlington. Iowa.
John w. Luke and wife were in the list
of travellers that left Helena over the North
ern Pacific railroad or Wednesday for the
east. e
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis G. Phelps arrived in
New York on Thursday morning after a
visit of four months III different parts of
Eu ope.
Fred r. Bowie has resigned from the
staff of the journal, of Helena. and will
accept a position with the Great Falls
Tribune.
w. =. Streeter and wife, who have spent
some time in the different parts of Mon
tana. left on Wednesday for their home in
Minneapolis.
The Grand Central hotel served a most
delicious dinner to its friends on SATURDAY..
that being the seventh anniversary of its
organization
The Helena Turnverein ball, given on
Wednesday evening at Turner hall, was
we'll attended and proved to be a very en-
joyable event.
Mrs. M. j. Anderson and Miss Flora A,
Anderson, from Alliance. Ohio. mother and
sister of Mrs. II. II. McGuinness. of this
city, is visiting the latter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hirsohburg are now
settled in their elegant new home. 1920
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their friends on Thursdays.
DIR. A. 3. Murray expects to leave Helena
during the present. week, rs he has been APP
pointed surgeon of the Cokedale Coal com
psny at Cokedale, this state.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Hotter and two sons.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Q. II. Alien, sailed on
Wednesday, last on the City of Paris for
their anticipated European journey.
Some Of the teachers of the public
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enst, are rejoicing TINT there are only three
weeks more of this term before their sum.
msr vacations.
During the absence of Bishop Potter,
Bishop Brewer is acting as bishop of the
diocese of New York. The number OF the
confirmation class before Bishop Brewer on
Easter was ZIG.
Mrs. Pitts, mother of Mr.. G. W. Pitts,
leaves the first of this week for a lengthy
visit in different parts of the east. Mrs.
Pitts many friends in Helena will regret
very much the lady's departure.
Miss s. h. Power has gone to Fort BEN
John W. Power. Her many friends will
DO glad to learn that she will return to
make Helena her home about next October.
George w. Taylor and wife. of Great
Falls, @. Wallnoe TAYLOR with Mrs. TAYLOR,
Litchiield Taylor, Jesse Taylor, Jr., and
Wallace Taylor, OF Chotsau. were in Hell
enA on Friday TO attend tho funeral OF Mr..
jesse Taylor.
Mrs. M. B. Bradsn sailed on the City of
Paris OF Wednesday for a lengthy trim
through tho different countries of Europe.
During the summer Mrs. Braden will travel
through Norway and Sweden, Russia, Cor
aud Switzerland, thence into the
orient and down into Greece and llpypt for
tho winter. Upon her return to London