The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-08-27

bssn spending the last few months In

Maine.
W.. II, Godfrey. route agent OF tho q. ent
Northern, WINS In Helena o couple oi days
Inst week.
Miss Edda Leo Lowrey, superintendent
OF the Jefferson county schools. 10 visiting
In Helena.
Barnard Brown, who has besn absent in
MiohiRnn for a few weeks, returned to Hel.
ena Monday.
from n three month"; visit to Chicago and
her home in Ohio.
Charles Cnrrah. who has BON at White
bulrhur Springs for tn ee months, returned
to Helona Wcdnesday.
Mrs. IL. KirdendaIl and daughters. Misses
Nettie. Bessie and Clarn. lott Friday for n
months visit to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Boyle. OF Lyndale
avenue. returned home last week from n
visit to Ohio and Chicago.
Edward Ho sky, Of the assay office. tx
poets to leave soon to pursue q course of
study in nm eastern College.
Prof. +. A. Merritt and family. who have
been spending the summer in tho east. re-
turned to Heleua Inst weak.
U. G. Broad water b q accepted a position
In the assay Office. one mnde vncant by the
resignation Of Edward Horsky.
Mfe. j. ID. Wilson. who Inns been occupy
ing one OF the Chessman fats. il going into
the Cannon house on Broadway.
Herbert Mnughnn. OF Braincrl. Mimi.
who has been visiting his brother, w. w.
Maughan, returned homo Inst week.
p. o. Brewster, the .cnttle man, WHO has
been east to Chioago aud Boston for three
months, arrived in Helena Tuesday.
ME-. j. L. Edwards and her sister, Mira.
SHANNON. OF Portland, have gone TO st.
Paul for n few week. visit with relativee.
Mrs. Graham, OF New York, who has
been spending u few months with Mrs.
Norris. left Thursday for her eastern home.
Mrs. M. L. Benton. O! Semitic. who has
been Waiting Mira. g. i. YerQy. of Dear
born avenue. returned to her homo Iues-
day.
S. II, Graves, Great Northern express
agent. who has been absent n few days look
ingafter mining interests. returned Wednes-
dav.
Mrs. Billiard, Misa Clara Bullnrd, Mrs.
Chadwick and Miss Guthrie vent to Boul-
der hot springs last week for q few days.
recreation.
Mrs. Wallace and her sister. Mrs. Listen
water. of Cedar Rapids. Iowa, are visiting
Mrs. G. b. Lpbkicher. Mrs. Wallace ia
Mrs. Lebkicher's mother.
Miss Edna Gorhnm, having classd her
school in Missonla county, is in Helena for
q few days. She has been engaged to teach
in Missoula this coming year.
Mrs. W. j. Bailey, of Eleventh avenue.
gave an informal evening last week in
honor OF her guests. Mrs. Morris and Mrs.
hidenbaugh, Of Boise City. Idaho.
X. II. Fisk, his daughter, Mrs. Hardy
B'ynn, and Miss Thayer, who has been
spending her vacation here. all leave this
evening, via the Northern Pacific. for the
east.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Thompson and Mrs.
%Ihompson's sister. Miss jennings, left for
ths east last Tuesday. They take in thu
fair and then go on to Pittnburg. whore
they expect to 81 end the winter.
Miss Helen Hubbard, pianist. Prof. J.. A.
Oldham. violinist. and Miss Clara O'Con-
nor. the child elocutionist, left Helena
Monday to give q series OF entertain ments
in some Of the surrounding cities.
George Towers. of the Western Union
telegraph, left Saturday for an extensive
trip. He goes to Salt Lake, Denver, St.
Louis. Chicago and points in Canada. OK
pecting to 90 gone two or three months.
John OConnor leaves Thursday for Chi
caao to attend Rnsh Medical college. Dur
ing the summer he has. under the i~nstruc-
tion of Miss May Bly,, made up a years
work in Latin and mathematics prepara-
tory to entering the college.
A quiet wedding took place at the Metho-
dist Episcopal par sonage last Wednesday,,
Rev. j. Weslcy Hill officiating. Tho con
t~racting parties were w. Z. Harmon, sup
intendent of the Bozaman schools, and
Mary SteRmier. one of the former teachers
in that city.
Tho wedding of Miss Laura Majors and
Robert Smith took place at the home of the
brides parents, MIR. and Mrs. A.. Majors. at
Mclean pa IL, Inst Thursday evening, the
Rev. I. I. Webb officiating. Both parties
"re we'll known and have the sincere good
wishes Of their large circle of friends.
A merry-go-. ound. of which the country
seems to be having an unlimited number
this year. has established itself on a vacant
corner of Lawrence street and is sur
rounded by groups of eager and expectant
children. all waiting for an exhiliarating
tide. to the musical (?) accompaniment OF
a hurdygurdy.
A number of Helona young ladies are
going into educational work. Miss Mamie
Pope has accent a position to teach at
salesville. G latin county; Miss Hattie
Pope MT Logan; Miss Lizzie Ttendway. of
Woodlawn, takes charge Of the school at
Baxendale, and Miss Lizzie Ryan has been
~re-engaeed by district No. 3.
About the middle Of next month Miss
Violet Cullen. daughter of Judge w. +.
Cullen, and II. .. Wilson. tho general
ngent of the Union Pacific railroad ut Hell
enn, will he married. The engagement has
been known for some time. and it is now
announced that the marriage will take
place ut the time mentioned.
The engagement is announced of Miss
katherine |. Slmms. Of this city, 10 Mr.. Il.
Il. Love. of Pine Plains, N. Y. Miss Simms
is IL favorite among Helenn Young people,
having lived here three years with her aunt.
Mrs. Weston, and ia we'll known in social
and musical circles. She will leave for
Chicago in nbout three weeks. md the we'd
ding will take place sherry after.
Mr.. INT Mrs. H. w. Tu, ner, who have
been residents of Helena for the pnst two
years. left last night fer n trip to st. Paul.
Chicago, md other eastern points. On
their return they will reside in Miseouln,
where Mr.. Turner'S business AS an cleo
tricinn calls him. During their stay here
they have made many warm friends, whose
coed wishes accompany them to their new
home.
The Jewish Women's Religious congress
will meet in the Memorial Art palace at
Chicago, Sept. 3. Among tho subjects to
be discussed viii be How C,n Nations BE
Inf Il need to Protest or Evan to Interfere
i'll Cases of Persecution" Papers viii be
read ny prominent ladies and gentlt men,
and the discussion will be led b. Miss Lille
Hershheld, of this CITY, daughter OF Hon.
l.. II. He.shfe!d.
The ]. O. q. Il. gave n pleasant entertain
ment lnat Monday night in the G. A. 4.
hall. Music by M. Hazelton. NJ. Hodge,
Mrs. Newcomer. and Miss Blanchard was
moved, ma was also Il speech Inv the Rev.
Mr.. Cham bers. Refreshments were served,
aud although n numter of tho members OF
tho order were out of town tho receipts
were very q ~ntifying aud encouraged the
oder to 40 on with the good work.