The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-02
Personal and General.

Personal and General.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Il. Downs are in the
city.
DIR. William Treacy has gone to Chi
cago.
Frank Sharpe returned from Havre last
week.
Prof. Bruce Simpson has returned from
his outing.
Mrs. II. H. Howey leaves for Chicago on
Wednesday.
NJ. Morris has been sick with the grippe
but Is now much better.
II. Lobe will go to White Sulphur Springs
the early part OF next week.
Charles ReiniQ, son of M. Reinig, left on
Thursday for San Diego, Cal.
Miss Cha les Rumley returned from a
visit to California on Sunday.
Mrs. W. G. Sohoppe. who has been very
sick of late. is now improving.
Mrs. Wickes, of Fifth avenue, who has
been quite i'll, is now able to be out.
Miss Ella Knowles has accepted a clerk
ship in the attorney generals office.
John W.. Thompson is at present baskinR
in the glorious climate of San Diego. Cal.
DR.. Alan Murray came in from Cokedale
on Monday and spent several DAYS in tho
city.
Miss ~Rosenbaum, who has been visiting
in townsend this past week, has returned
home.
Mrs. VIM. Bailey has been quite ill with
an attack Of la grippe, but is now much
better.
The marriage of Miss Carrie Jacobs. of
Butte, and Mr.. H~irsohberg will take place
in June.
Mrs. Bertha Kelly delightfully."- enter
tanned a number of frlonds at an April
fool' party.
Hha TIp;tv oIrh boI5, , o..A:.- 49,
Tuesday evening. An interesting programme
is expected.
Mrs. Robert Vaughn (nes DeVee), OF
Great Falls, was registered at the Helena
OH Thursday.
Mrs. d. w. Fisk will preside at the organ
at the cathedral to-day during the Mer-
cedantes macs.
Miss Sue Wilcox left last week for Great
Falls to attend the marriage of her friend,
Miss Cochran.
Ed Clarke. of White Sulphur. is spending
a few days in the city and is registered at
the Merchants.
Miss Clara Ballard gave a sheet and pill
low case party week before last in honor of
Miss Dixie Watson.
James q. Ramsey and wife left yesterday
for Chicago via the Northern Pacific to at
tend the Worlds fair.
Mrs. Richards and family leave next
week for Chicago to be present at the OPEN
ing OF the Wotld's fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gamer entertained
Gov. and Mrs. Richards and n few friends
at dinner one evening last week.
Mrs. M. b. Braden spent several days In
E!khorn last week with her daughter, Mrs.
Rlddell. returning home on Fliday.
Mrs. VIM. TreacY. accompanied by her
ohildreu and maid. leave for Monticello.
Ind. to-day. via the Northern Pacific.
Mrs. d.. w. Batemsn. of Great Falls, who
was the guest of Mrs. and Miss JurRens the
past week. left fot her home on Friday.
Col. and Mrs. Wilbur F. Sanders. &C
Sanders, returned homo on Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Clyde Tooker has left tho hospital
and has gone home to her mother, Mre.
Jurgens. Mrs. Tooker is recovering but
little.
Miss S. S.. Hogan, who has been occupied
in the Worlds fair office in this oity,
leaves to-day for the east via the Northern
Pacific.
A reception will be given to Col. and Mrs.
w. f. sanders by their friends Mt thee uu-
ditorium IN Tuesday evening Mt eight
O'Clock.
Stuart M. Beard left for the Falls last
week with the intention of looking into
tho wool-growing industry of northern
MOnthTa.
The Rev. NJ. Ses.ler. OF Oakland, Cal,
arrived on Friday and otticiated nj the
o. eninR Easter services of the Temple
Emanu- Ell.
Mrs. j. Is. Martin gave a very pleasant
patty on Friday evening. Dancing was
the order of the evening and a delightful
was spent.
Miss Hou0h leaves this week for a visit to
DIR. Fox's family at Red Lodge. and from
there anticipates going to her Missouri
home for u visit.
Mrs. G.. nj. Pitts. accompanied by her
little daughter, Maroerie. and sister, Dixie
Watson, left OIL Monday via the Great
for the oast.
b. II. Langley returned homo on Thurs
day via the Ggeat Northern. Mrs. Langley
did not come with her husband but will re-
main awhile in Chicago.
Judge and Mrs. Armstrong and Miss
Lamme. of Bozeman. who have been o.
Col. w. +. Sanders residence dur