The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-08-11
Personal POINTS.

NJ. Hooley has gone to St. Paul On
business.
Frank Scott Of Lavina has been in
VIE city a couple Of days this week.
ghas. Chapple and q. S. Collins left
this morning for a few days visit at
Miles City. a.s
Mrs. Alex Graham and sons have re.
turned home from their outing in Car
bon county.
Miss Mary Towne departed this week
for q visit to friends in Helena, Butte
aud Anaconda.
Robt. Rantoul of St. Paul, division
freight agent of the Northern Pacific,
was here yesterday.
j. A. Eyler and son of Omaha are in
the city today. Mr.. Eyler is a stock
solicitor fol the Burlington.
LA6drew Mcconnell Of Butte is here
on a visit to his daughters Mrs. G. O..
Stull and Miss Jennie Mcconnell.
Vim. Rogers Of Bridger. an old timer
III this section, was shaking hands with
Billings acquaintances Wednesday.
Pred Mashaw and Henry Haid are
among the Billingsites who are enjoy.
ing an outing on the Boulder river.
Miss Edith Walk returned home yes.
tarday from a couple Of weeks visit to
relatives and friends in Miles City.
LMiss Connie Chapple returned home
this morning from a visit to the family
Of DR.. W. W. Andrus at Miles City.
Miss Eva Mccoy and Master Norman
Ryan left Wednesday for a months visit
to relatives and friends at Superior,
Nell.
Deputy Sheriff Tom Sayles is expect.
Cd back this week from Idaho. where
he has been on personal business for a
couple of weeks.
W. F. Meyer Of Red Lodge. the n
who is both q banker and q lawyer, wal
in the Magic city Wednesday, looking
after business affairs.
MAT. G. Carwile left Wednesday
morning on a business trip to st. Paul
and Minneapolis. He expects to return
Sunday morning.
@. W. Forester will leave tomorrow
for the DeMaris Hot Springs, in Wyom.
ing. where he goes in hopes of receiv.
ing relief from rheumatism.
H'Liver Eating" Johnson was in the
City yesterday, being on his way home
to Carbon county from Hunters Hot
Springs, where he has been for his
health.
LDavid Fratt will leave tomorrow
morning on q trip to Chicago, where
he goes to look after the sale of seven
cars Of cattle which he, shipped from
Billings Wednesday.
Theo. L. Ringwalt, treasu rer of the
Clarke's Fork Coal company, and
family arrived in the city Tuesday
night from Gebo, leaving the next
morning for their home in Omaha.
Mrs. Geo. Gordon and daughter,
Miss Mabel, arrived in the city this
morning from Helena, and will reside
here in the future, Mr.. Gordon having
been transferred to a run on the main
line.
Df. W. A. Allen, wife and daughter
left Wednesday for Sheridan, where
they will meet DR.. W. o. Allen and
bride, and the party will then go for a
months outing in the Big Horn noun.
tains.
Mrs. j. q. MoCune and children and
sister Miss Bollig, who is visiting her.
are the guests Of Geo. Treiscllman and
family at Fort Yellowstone, Wyo., and
while there will make a trip through
the national park.
NGeo. w. Handel and wife Of Mussel.
she'll. who were visiting in the city,
took their departure Wednesday norm.
ing for the east, where they will spend
q couple of months. They expect to
visit in Iowa, New York and Con.
necticut.
Mrs. w. @. Renwiok Of Whitehall,
Mont, formerly Of Billings, arrived
here this week for a visit to her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Grove. She
was accompanied by her sister, Jennie
Grove, who has been visiting ller for
several months.
Z Ms. w. B. Cochran. Miss Alice
Walk. W. E. Henry aud W. B. Calhoun
left this morning for a couple Of weeks
outing in Carbon county. The former
will join the Logan party on Rock
creek, while the others will go to the
Cory ranch in Sunlight basin.
G. Q. Lumpkin departed Wed.
nesday morning for her home in At
lanta. Ca, after a long visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Matt Drisooll. She
was accompanied on her return by her
granddaughter, Miss Jessie Crawford.
who will remain in the south for an in.
definite period.
P. R. Porter, a young man from
Kansas City. Mo-, who has been spend
ing several weeks at H. T. Lovell's
ranch, III Wyoming. was in the city
last night on his way home. He feels
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