The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-02

guests ware; DR.. and Mrs. Reid, Mr.. and
MIS-. j. =. Shropshire. Mr.. ana Mrs. Walter
Walsworth, Miss Carrier and d. W. Til.
ton. tlas
The CITY council has decided that the
Garrison pressed brick do not come mp to
the specifications ~ contracted and refused
to accept them. The btick 10 DO used will
probably come from 81. Louis. aud work on
the library building will bu delayed several
weeks In consequence. ARf
A pleasant wedding OF the week was that
Of Frank 6weitzer and Miss Lizzie Eddy Al
al East Granite street, Wednesday. The
bride was attired In creps do chine, with
spanish lace n ribbon. Miss D. slater,
ths bridesmaid. was attirsd in pink CASH
elegant supper was served. followed by
dancing.
The commencement exercises OF tho high
schsol will take place Thursday evening,
May II. nj $3.50 p. M. at tho opera house.
The price Of tickets has been fixed ct 30
cents. On Friday evening, May IL, tho
graduating exercises Of the preparatory
class will take place at the high school
chapel. Thu members OF tho Columbian
graduating class are: Mamie Medin, Mary
Selfride. Arthur 7. Jones, Mary Holland,
Ella spatiord, Mary Crangle. Duane G.
Marguerite Fitz gerald. Jennie BrouGhton.
Hight ~ Fairield's gold medal contest will
take place Wednesday evening, May 10, at
$50 p. M, ct the opera house.
B0xemnn.
On Monday thore was born at bohemian
to Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Maynard a daughter.
Mr.. and Ms. A. II. Hersey have removed
TO Helena where wi make their home this
summer.
Mrs. e. Myron Ferris md daughter have
returned from Sioux City. Iowa, where they
scent the winter.
Last Friday evening Company H., Mon
tana Guards INDUCED in tho first outdoor
drill Of the season.
Col. Q. P. Chisholm and family and
Walter Cooper and family started for Chi
csko Thursday evening.
The report of Health Officer Gragy gave
twenty-three deaths during the year. ten
males and thirteen females.
Mrs. Harmon Cleveland and Miss Cleve-
land ste visiting friends ut Boulder, Col.
They will be- away ill summer.
The Misses Patterson entertained q few
friends delightfully."- at the Patterson resi-
dence on Lamns street last evening.
BERTHE Michens-. a 16-yar-old lad. shot
and killed . large mountain lion last week
near his home in the West Gailatin basin.
The grand ball given by the Odd Fellows
and their ladies at armory hall Wednesday
evening WAS a very enjoyable social affair
and was we'll attended.
Andrew Kidkade has determined to 20 to
Marion. Iowa. and will leave here next
Monday evening for that place. via 81.
Paul and Cedar Rapids.
The flower ball, or butterfly bail, of she
juvenile dancing GLASS was given on Friday
evening, April 81. II was q tony affair from
center to circumference.
Miss Blanche Cleveland Qave a whist
party 10 he friends Tuesday evening at her
was enjoyed by those In attendance.
Mrs. Matt W. Anderson and her dauRh-
ter. Myrtle, Left tor Boston Monday even.
ing. In q month or two Mr.. Alderaon will
moot her In Chicago and they will then in
spect the Worlds fair together.
Miss Mcleod. 4 young lady possessed of
rare musicsl talents, who has, spent abouta
year In BozemAn, started for Salt Lake City
Tuesday. From there she will probably re-
turn to her homo in Minneapolis.
Rev. j. F. 0hormlsy has resigned a. pas
tor of the Christian ehurch Of this city.
Under the direction Of the Women's Board
Of Missions of the Christian church he will
II once enter into evangelical work in this
state.
At q meeting of the Epworth League Of
the Msthodiss Episcopal church. held in
the chapel last Tuesday evening. tho fol-
lowing officers wero elected for the ensuing
six months: President. H. l.. Tuscott;
Carrie Sager: second Woe president mercy
and help, Miss Ellen Lundwall; third vice
president literary. Miss Ida Cumsor;
fourth vice president ENTERTAINMENT. Miss
Nellie lines; secretary II. s. Maxwell;
treasurer, Mrs. Tuscott.