The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-18
Personal and General.

Personal and General.
Miss May Kimball has gone to Chicago.
Lou Wells went to Great Falls ON Thurs
day.
Hon. Martin Naginais has returned from
the east. $50 f
Mr.. and Mrs.. L. A. Wake. have gone to
Chicago.
r. 3. Bickford left on Wednesday for
Chicago.
T. II. Carter spent part Of last week in
M~issoula.
Miss Fullerton has gone east 10. . wolf
earned vacation.
r. 7. Miller has returned from q visit TO
the World'sfair.
Mira. Nora Chadwick returned last week
from Deer Lodge.
John Bryce has taken rooms at the homo
Of Bishop Bower.
Rumley Dewitt, Of Lenox, celebrated his
birthday last week.
Charles Yaegtr 10 expected home about
the 2Oth OF this month.
F. 8. Shannon left for Great Falls and
Neihart on Wednesday.
M. 3. Downs and wite were registered at
The Helena on Monday.
Mrs. W. B. Raleigh and children left on
Wednesday for Chicago.
Miss =. A. Mc3rins, Of Salt Lake, IA visit.
Ing her sister, Mrs. @. d. Greenfield.
q. w. Arnold wal in the CITY a few DAYS
last weak and went out again on Tuesday.
MIR. Railsbaok left to-day for Hogan. in
the inter est of the Montana Business COL
lege.
Miss Maude Stuart. who has been visit
Ing friends in Deer Lodge, IL o. peeted home
to-day.
Miss Anna B-ooks went to Missoula on
Wednesday to visit her friend, Miss Grace
Martin.
Mrs.. James Wells, accompanied by her
two sisters, arrived from Salt Lake on
Wednesday.
General and Mrs. John s. Harris returned
last week from q two months' visit to the
Worlds fair.
Mrs Russell B. Harrison and brother.
Charles Saunders. Of Omaha. ave stopping
at The Helena.
Miss Sarspta Sanders left last Saturday
for the east, aftor spending several weeks
out on her ranch.
Mrs. and Miss Jockey are now Mt Lucerns.
Switzerland. Miss Lookey 10 very much
improved in health.
Mr.. John @. Curtin and niece. Miss Jsn-
ME Beveridoe. loft on last Monday for
Denver and the east.
Mrs. ]. M. Ryan left for New York on
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there attending school.
Nj. and Mrs. Barnard Brswn, Who have
long occupied rooms at the Merchants,
moved out to tho B~roadwater yesterday.
Il. Il. Murray OF WATERFOWL, N. Y, was
in Helena last Monday on his war to visit
his son. D.. Alan b. Murray, at Cokedale.
Mrs. B. II. Langley returned from Kills
pell on Wednesday,, after a visit OF several
days with her son and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hatcher. "
Dr.. and Mrs. Rawson passed through
Helena lass week en- route for the east.
Mrs: Rawson 10 very i'll and goes cast for
her health.
II. N. Parohen and family left on We'd
nesdAy for q visit to tho east. They will
first visit relatives in Minnesota and then
Ro TO Chicago.
w. II. Godfrey Of the Great Northern
express, received news OF the death OF his
mother in Chicago yesterday and lsft at
once for the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Sssdman and
Miss Mabel Lippett. Of Providence, r, l.,
are guests at the Droadwater. Mrs. Sted-
man il a sister of Mrs. Duncan Hunter.
Attorney General Hen i J. Haskell and
family. who nave been occupying the house
of Il. D.. Bannister the past winter and
spring. have taken rooms at the Grsndon.
Miss Nellie Conway. of vi Qinia City,
who has been visiting the Misses Howell
and Hickman. has ento.od the Montana
Business college for q course in shorthand,
Mrs. X. G. Davies and children returned
to Helena Thursday via Chicago, after an
absence Of six months spent in New Or.
leans. Hot Springs. Ark. and on tho gulf
coast.
DR.. II. S. Rklmmin loft for the east last
Thursday. 1t 10 sniG on good authority
thnt the doctor will lead to the altar tho
beautiful Mise Darlington, Of Troy, N. Y,
before he returns.
Mrs. M. w. Csnvsn. mother Of A. j.
Craven, is visiting her son ant will be his
guest for several weeks. Mrs. Craven ia
on route for ths coast. where she will visit
her sons living there.
w. ]. Clarke md wife are stopping al
the BroadwSter and expect to remain there
for some time. Mrs. Clarke will be remom-
bst ed a. Miss Crevslin. who visited her
sister. Mra. Louie HiRgs. In Helena. about
thrse ysats ago.
Thu ladies Of che Eastern Star lodge gave
. sumptuous banquet tho other evening.
Among other business discussed 10 was do
oided to huy a $3.50 ChiekcrinR piano to Do
used in thu lodge rooms. This will prove q
valuable acquisition.
The delightful parties Of the Summit
club Will DO resumed for the summsr. The
trst dance will DO given a. the Broadwatsr
next Thursday svs ming. Vollsrts orchestra
will furnish tbs music and refreshments
will be served BY the hotel.
Misc Eliza MOAN returned homs Satur-
day from Denver. where she has boen visit
ing for tue past four months. She will