The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-02-02
HELENA. MONT.
BY j. H. billiard.

sentenced ErneSt walker TO gu Gays
in the county Jail for evading the
draft law. Mr.. Osborn Fenter of
Butte, Walkers father-in-law, and
Mrs. Margaret Hayes, also of Butte,
were witnesses for the government in
the case against Walker Rev. c..
n. Douglass was in the city last week
and held quarterly conference at st.
James A. NJ. E. Church. Mrs. Can
non has gone to Butte, at which place
she will make her future home. -.
Little Arthur is walking about after
a prolonged wrestling with pneumo-
mia. Mrs. George Christian and
daughter and Mrs. Laura Sidney of
Townsend spent the week in the city
visiting friends Mrs. Geo. NJ. Lee,
ST., chaperoned a party of Helena
folks to Butte last week to a dancing
party given in honor of Miss Ruth
Hooper OF this city, by Mr.. j. A. Cal
lender. The guests were: Mesdames
Lee, Jr., Mathis, Pope, Harrell;
Messrs. Nancy, Palmer and Lee, Jr.
49,. During the mex three weeks Mrs.
Mona Matthias will be visiting friends
at Kansas City, Mo-. Mrs. Mabel
Kingslow is very ill and if she has
any relatives they should come at
once or wire me-. The faculty and
students were present in a body at
st. James A. NJ. E. Church Sunday,
the goth, to hear Rev. Geo. T. Mar
tin deliver his sermon. e. The follow
ing persons who have been on the
sick list for some time are GONZALES
cent: Mrs. Arthur Hampton, Mrs.
! Chas. Oliver, Mrs. A. L. Slit and Mrs.
Ruth Bland. ... Master Robert V.
Leonard Brown surprised Master Z.
Marshall, Miss Alice Fisher and Miss
Hilda Christian as guest of honor at
a nice luncheon at their residence.
After lunch the boys and girls were
entertaining themselves when a
phone call caused the girls to disap-
pear. . Mr.. Andrew Smith, formerly
of Galveston, Tex. died here the 21st
and was buried the oath. Rev. Geo.
T. Martin and Rev. H. c. Parsona of
ficiated. Mr., Smith was a cousin of
the late Wright n. Quincy of Rich
mond, Tex. Mrs. c. c. Matthias en-
tertained the S~tewardess Board with
a turkey dinner. -. Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Green of Butte and Mrs. Fenter were
guest of Mrs. Ruth Bland last week.
There are many strangers in town.
Mrs. c. H. Harrell, a member of
the C. NJ. o. o. l. s., was elected re-
Gently correspondent to this paper for
the Pleasant Hour Social Club. Nat
urally we expected to hear from the
club after Mr.. Chas. st. Clair made a
business trip here last week. The
X. of P. goat is wondering where we
go from here-Butte. Mrs. D. S
Gordon celebrated Mr.. Gordon's birth.
day recently with a few friends.
Earnest Walker, of Butte. in the
federal court here last week, plead
guilty to the charge of evading the
draft law and was sentenced to serve
80 days in the county Jail. Mr.. Os-
born Fenter, of Butte, father-in-law of
Walker and Mrs. Margaret Hayes al
so of Butte, were in attendance at the
trial as witnesses for the government.
....W What has become of the Montana
and Puget Sound tour of Col. Roscoe
Conklin Simmons? The management
at this end seems to have effectually
camouflaged the plans. Rec. c. n.
Douglas, Presiding Elder of Puget
Sound Conference, preached last Sun.
day at st. James A. NJ. Z. Church, and
at the Quarterly Conference held Mon.
day night expressed considerable sat,
isfaction over the excellent reports
presented by the different depart
ments and clubs of the church. -. The
apparent machiavelism of some of our
would be councillors and their intellec.
tual gymnastics are on a par with
one certain ruler across the pond, who
fails to realize the existence Of a just
and righteous judge in an everything
God.
Mrs. Cannon, of st. Paul, Mimi, who
has resided in Helena for several
weeks has decided to make Butte her
future home. She left for Butte on
the oath &c. The friends of Arthur E.
McGinnis are rejoicing over his recov-
cry from a severe attack of pneu.
monia. Mrs. George Christian and
daughter, Hildreth, of Townsend, was
initiated into the Household of Ruth
last week. Mrs. Laura Sidney, also
of Townsend, and already a member
of the lodge, came over to certify as
to the correctness and ~thoroughness
of the initiation. -. Mr.. j. A. Callan-
der was the host at a dancing party
in Butte last week, in honor of Miss
Ruth lola Hooper, of Helena. The
invited guest from this city we're. Mr..
and Mrs, George NJ. Lee, Jr., Mrs.
Mona Mathis, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Pope, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Har-
rell, Mr., Arthur Palmer n Mrs. Pol,
lie D.. Lee chaperoned the party.
The Pleasant Hour Social Club met
with Mrs. Andrew Green on the 23rd
and listened to the reading, by Mrh.