The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-17
Mre. Langley and their daughte-. Mss
Mary Roberts. will be with him.

DR.. Norris and e.. q. Foss went to Rim
mi last Friday. expecting TO retnin today.
Miss $. M. Bnker has removed from tho
east side to apartments in the Homer block.
+. w. Wright. state treasurer, loft On
Wednesday for Chicago and eastern points.
Harry. Fred and Charlie YaeQer left yea
terday for q few days fishing and hunting.
MIR. and Mira. Wallace Deerinp have
moved into their new house on Sixth ave-
nue..
Mrs. A.. II. Priest and daughters returned
last Sunday from their trip through the
park.
W. +. Ellis left Sunday for a I ip TO Chi
cugo, expecting to be gone about three
weeks.
John A. Power. state senator from Cho-
team county. was in the city Thursday and
Friday.
Miss Katherine simms loft Helena TUGS
dug Tor the east. Her marriage takes place
Oct. ii.
Charles Kingman. of Minneapolis. spent
Wednesday and Thursday with friends in
Helena.
Mrs. W. j. Bicket went to Chicago list
week for q visit with friends and to take in
the fair.
Mrs. Peter Larson and niece. Miss Mabel
Lamey. won't TO Chicago Thursday to visit
tbs fair.
Miss T%hourRhman, of Cascade. niece OF
Mrs. W. j. Beckett. is visiting friends In
the city.
Ms. Sarah +. Guthrie has returned from
q two weeks visit Ms. l.. G. Turnkey. of
Elkhorn.
Mrs. w. Davie, who has bssn Visiting
friends in Helonn, returned TO Tacoma
Tuesday.
Mrs. D. C. Miller and Miss Stedman are
expected home to-day from their trip
III ough tbs park.
Miss Helen Aldrich left Helena last week
for a visit In Chicago and Ohio. She will
be gone all winter.
Albert Holter and Hugh Tague returned
Wednesday from q hunting and fishing
trip at Rock creek.
Mrs. and Miss Weaver, of Denver, are
visiting in the city. the guests OF Mrs. Rolf,
OF Eleventh avenue.
L. b. Smith, claim agent Of the Montana
Central, stationed at Great Falls, was a Wis
itor In Helena Friday.
Mrs. G. c. Newman left Tuesday for a
visit to her former home in Nashville. On
her way she will visit the fair.
Mrs. j.. I. Phelps. of Lawrence street.
gives a farewell party to her sister. Miss
Kelly. next Thursday evening.
G. O. Foss, engineer of the Great North
ern, who has been in st. Paul for a week,
returned to Helena Thursday.
Mrs. A. G. Clark and Miss Stella Smith
have zone east for a six weeks visit to Chi
cage. kentucky and Tennessee.
+. j. Sterling e to Butte last week,
having accepted a position as night clerk in
the Handsome new hotel. the Butte.
Miss Ganevieve Burnham, sister Of Mrs.
George Major, returned TO Helena last week
after q two years stay In Milwaukee.
Miss Emily Swan went to Chicago on
~ NHr lou tN n tk0 f1S. = H..
che goes to Michigan for a few weeks.
Mrs. Kcinzle, OF Warren street, and her
daughter Lydia, expect to 60 TO st. Joseph,
Mo-, Tuesday to remain for the winter,
II. L. Walker. secretary of the Helena
Electr'o company. loft last Wednesday for
a three weeks visit to the Worlds fair.
Mrs. Charles Getchell has gone to Los
Angeles to make her permanent home. Her
husband preceded her some weeks before.
Mrs. Calvin Whiting. who has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Fowles, returned Tues
day to her home in Albuquerque, New Mex
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Temple
Emanuel. expect to give a musical enter
tainment soon, to be held at the syna-
goRue.
Miss Jessup, a young lady from Chicago,
arrived In Helena yesterday. and will take
the position of trimmsH in Fowles' millin-
cry store.
Judge Do Witt, j. b. Welle, Ben Webster,
and j. b. Clhyberg ven to the Big Black
foot country Thursday for a weeks hunt
ing ana fishing.
Walter and Warren King started for Dia-
mond. Monday, to join a party o! ten or
n dozen others for a hunting and fishing
campaign of two weeks.
Judge Pembertou lett Wednesday for n
I ip to the Pacific coaet. 1t is a trip for
health and pleasu Q, ana the judge expects
to be gone several weeks.
Misc Mary Hickman has returned from
her vacation. and together with Miss Wood.
ruff is located at Mrs. Hindson's. corner Of
Lawrence and Howie streets.
Miss Golf, h attended Wellesley col
lege at the same time that q number Helena
young Indies did. 10 visiting in tho city, the
guest of Miss Lnllah Brooke.
Mrs. John B. Fallen. of Monroe avenue,
and Mrs. G. II. Footman, who nave been
away three months through Ohio, Tennos-
see and Alabama, have returned to Helena.
Miss Della Hogan. cashier at the Now
York store, has gone TO Chippewa Falls,
Via, for a visit with friends. She viii! 90
to tho Worlds fair before returning 10
Helena.
W.. h. Morrison, who has been connected
with the Helena Lumber company, has re-
signed that position, and will leave soon
loE ohpe lo"b, Oousu AFRICA WueTe NO OK
poets to locrts.
Mrs. Daniel Simpson, who has heen away
for some TINA, for the benefit Of her health.
returned home last week. She made AN OK
tended tip through tho east and Canada,
stopping in ChicaGo on her way home.
VIM. Ha rison and daughters, Misses
Gertrude and Iheodocia. who have been
spending tho summer in Baxendale, have
returned to thei home on Hemlock street.
Mrs. Harrison sails from New York Sept. 1G.
A. Is. Keith. Gov. KickarLs' private eoc e.
tary, left yesterday for Chicago. On his
way he stops Mt Dennison. Iowa, whore he
has been invited to speak on the silver
question Mt tho county iair. Ii, will bo
gone I ON Helena about tn co weeks.
Mi n linda Weinstein. one of the efli-
cient members of Welnsteiu's establish
ment, lott Helena FIidny TO II trip to chi
caso md New York. Relying u, on her
good Judgment, tho firm hos authorized
her TO select n large stock of new goods for
tho holiday I AIDE.
The In les of tine Unitarian ~societv pro-
pose giving IN informal r ception at q. A.
il. hnll somo evening this week 1t Ia
rumored that il Ia to be n hard time
sociable, tho only fine to Eo imposed viii
10 upou the person who has the temerity to
mention hard times during the evening.
hnnOunCcmcnt
Miss Stevens wishes to say that during
this week the remainder of her new fall
will nrriy, at which TINA ahn will