The Helena independent., 1893-08-06
Gathering Of Friends at the Homs
Of Mr. and Mrs. George
H. Hill.
Tho 0ervicos at tho "Cotton Tab
ernacle" Of the Seventh Day
Advontiets.
Regret at the Ciosing Of the Broadw water
for the Season The Plunge stil
Open.

we're In order, and weie thoroughly enjoyed
by those present. Mrs. Hill, Misses Stewart
and Rossnbaum rendered several delightful
vocal selections. and instrumental music
by Messrs. Clarke. Sharpe and Arnold WAS
also enjoyed. Light Refreshments wsrs
served and the party separated only when
the last car from Lsnox sounded its warn
ing bell.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. E. F.
Child; Misses Louise Blaine. Kosenbaum,
Ella Blaine Sha pc. Murphy. franklin.
Corwin, Stewart; Moss 9. Il. Sharpe. G. Nd.
A mold. Charles Word, Charles Clarke,
Hugh and Jack McPhce Norman Hotter.
Ed Hotter. Stephen Carpenter. =. Prosssr,
Tom Hill.
The gospel meetings hold Al tho "Cotton
Tabernacle" du ing these evenings ae we'll
attended. Tho services are conducted al
tsrnatsly by the Rev. j. w. Watt and the
Rev. w. j.. Stone. and subjects Of great
interest to their hearers are discussed, such
as "The Signs of this Times" 1.-THE Second
Coming Of Christ" 1.-THE Millennium. ""The
Final Home Of the Saints" and other top
los Of similar import The ministers do
not take any one text as subject Of dis
course. but the whole Bible seems TO como
we'll under their observation. They gather
together from MI its books certain prophe-
ces and sayings. showing how events hnve
heen foretold from the days of the Baby
lonian kingdom down to the present time,
and confidently predict the near end Of the
world. heralded by the soon second coming
OF Oh ist. They also observe the seventh
day, having found nothing In the Bible to
warrant THAR ohaet WING anv other. hep0A
the name of their society. 'The Seventh
Day Adventists." People who come 70 tho
meetings are earnestly requested to bring
their Bibles, as they are constantly referred
to during the service. he society In Hell.
ena is yet but n mission. but it 10 expected
that as result of these meetings that new
converts will be made and church estab-
lished, tho Rev. w. J. Stone. with his fam
lily, having come from West Virginia lstely
to take charge of tho Helena.
The closing of tho Hotel Broadwater is
felt in Helena social circles. a. the evening
concerts and the parties there are discon-
tinued for the season. Mrs. Broadwater and
family have moved to the Chumassro
house on Benton avenue. Some OF the
guests at the hotel, who are still 10th to
leave the beauties OF Helena and its lovely
climate. have found temporary homes with
some of Its citizeps while others have 70.
gretfully departed for other places. The
popular manager, Mr.. Campbell. and his
wife leave this week for a trip through tho
Park. and expect to take In the fair on their
way home to Baltimore.
The plunge will be kont open till further
notice. though after Monday. Aug. Z. the
doors will be oren only from eight o'clock
a. m. to seven O'Clock p. m. II is hoped
that the citizens will encourage the manage
ment to keep the plunge open the entire
season by rosorting thither with their fam
flies and friends in larger numbers than
ever. The natatoriuun is great attraction
to all visitors. and it would seem pity to
close ii until the season naturally calls
for II.
Personal and General.
John T. Murphy went to Great Falls yes
to; day.
DR.. Tower is at New Chicago to-day for
se! vice.
E. W. Bach loft Thursday evening for
New York.
!. G. Wools. of Chicago, il visiting
friends in Helena.
b. H. Langley was in Butte and Great
Falls during tho week.
Attorney Ella X. Knowles is taking q
weeks outing on ranch.
Mli6s NlHYTOnu6 spent lQbG week Wltu
friends at Nelson's Gulch.
T. A. MARROW hns heen appointed receiver
for the Montana National bank.
Mrs. Fred j. Sterling left Tuesday for a
visit with friends in Minneapolis.
Lewis Penwell has gone TO White Sui
phur Springs for few weeks outing.
Mr.. and Mis-. Goo. X. Dick left Wednes-
day for visit to ST. Paul and Chicago.
Miss Ida Tubbs has gone to White Sui
phur Springs to keep house for her fnther.
George 81 roue. clerk OF tho United
States circuit court, went to Butte Tues
day.
M o. Graham, Miss Hopper and DR.. Norris
returned from Boulder Hot springs Mon
day.
Mrs. Je ONE Norris. who has been spend
ing few days at Boulder, returned Thurs-
day.
Mrs. L. G. Stebbins has returned nfter n
few days spent In emp with friends AZ
Alhhmbia.
Mac johnson, OF the valley. left yester-
day with friends for a camping t ip on the
Bluckfoot.
r. A. Harlow returned to Helena Mon
day. after a trip to Chicago and other cast
ern points.
Nj. and Mrs. John Sturrock have re-
tn'ned to Helena from visit to the
Worlds fair.
Charlie Recter has gone to the Park to
visit his father, who Is q clerk in one OF the
hotels there.
After several weeks absence, Miss Bris-
coe and Miss Lizzie Briscoe returned to
Helena + iday.
james q cen. of tho First National bank,
left Tuesday evening for Wis it to his for.
NOR home in Illinois.
Ms. Frank Shaffer and family have gone
to Hogan TO spend months vacation with
her mother on a ranch.
Louis p. Sanders. who graduated from
Tho law dcl artment Mt Haryn,d this wear.
returned to Helena Tuesday.
Miss Bsllo Sharpe returned Monday from
visit OF several months duration with
friends in Indiana and Ohio.
Tho Rev. G. i. Alien and family and
Mrs. Bliss have gone to The Bitter Roof
country for months rcorention.
w. j. Footner. vicc-prcAident and cenoro
manager OF the Great Northern Express
company. was in Helena Tuesday.
Miss Gertrude Harrison and sister DocIA,
who are spending the summer at Baxend al 10
wee in town Thursday aud Friday.
ID. $. Elliot, superintendent of tho Great
Notthern Express company, succeeding Mr..
Gates. wns In town during the week.
Mrs. William Manning, of Bozemnn, was
in Helena during tho woek, the pucss OF
Mrs. John Britt, OF south Rodney street.
A. q. shaw and I. Il. Matthias started ON,
Monday for n weeks bicy clio trip. They
say thoy expect to mako thirty miles a day
Mr.. md Mrs. Hurley. who have been