The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-11
Personal and General.

Mr., E. s. French ia in town again.
Mr.. G. II. Baily is expected to return
soon.
Mrs McCauley, of Fl. Assiniboine, is
guest in Helena.
Mr.. E. w. Knight, ST., intends building
new home on the east side.
Mr.. G. J. Tooker contemplates building a
residence out i'll our suburbs.
DIR. Baldwin and wife have moved into
their new home on east Broadway.
The fine new house of Mr.. w. Z. Cox on
Harrison avenue is rapidly growing.
Mrs. Prosser has purchased the house on
Lawrence street occupied by Mr.. Lambie.
The Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian
church met with Mrs. w. E. Cox on Benton
avenue last west.
Miss Julia Christensen of Benton avenue
is visiting her father and mother at her
home in Belfeld, Dakota.
The date of the sale given by the ladies of
he Episcopal church has been changed
from Monday, the 18th to Friday, the 18th.
Mrs. Stewart, of Benton avenue, returned
last week after a two months sOjourn in
various towns of Michigan and other cities
east.
The red sign announces scarlet fever in
the home of Mr.. z. L. Burton, of Harrison
avenue. The little daughter, Addie, is the
sufferer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Gardner have moved
from their home on Benton avenue to the
last house on Hemlock street, near the foot
of Mt. Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langley took their friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Doane, to see Butte and
Great Falls last week. They have now left
for the Pacific coast.
Our we'll known townsman, Mr.. w. G.
Gillette and sister will this week establish
themselves in their pretty new residence
s,,ct ,1n&n1 on thar ranch SlfnDtn1
the Dearborn.
The Catillion club will give its next part,
at the Hotel Broadwater, Friday, the 16ti
inst. The usual motor arrangements will
DO made by the management.
alr. Chas D. Greenfield has returned
from his visit to Baltimore. Mrs Green.
field and the children will visit friends al
Toledo, Ohio, before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bateman, of Butte
who have spent the winter in California
will soon visit at the home of Mr.. J. II
Jurgens in Helena for several weeks.
The wedding cards of Mr.. Sidney With.
erbee and Miss Raht announce that they
will be at home to their friends after May
10th, at Stewart and Linden avenues.
Mrs. and Miss Cullen few days after
their return from St. Paul last week,
started in company with MIR. w. Z. Cullen
for Salt Lake City to make short visit.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyte
rian church expect to give series of music
recitals, for the benefit of the church dur.
ing the summer. They will occur monthly
Miss Edna Hedges leaves soon for thu
east where che will visit friends and attent
the commencement exercises of her class a
Wellesley before sailing for Europe on Jun
25
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Thompson. of Pitts
burg, Pa, arrived yesterday via the Grea
Northern. They are visiting their son
John w. Thompson, corner Eleventh av
enue and Raleigh street.
The brilliant success of the military bal
at the Armory last Friday night proved tina
uniforms are as effective in social life as il
military, and that soldiers can manage
ball as we'll as a drill or war.
Mrs. Lamberton's soiree at Encore ha
ON Friday night received u larger attend
ance than usual and proved as pleasant O
its predecessors. Mrs. Lamberton will ne,
week give full dress party, which will
opened by an exhibition of children
dancing.
The Floworee- yelie wedding cards are o,
for Wednesday evening. May n. The Ger
Church. The reception will take place
the brides home ON Dearborn street b
tween the hours of $50 and II p. m.
Mrs. NJ. b. Sterling has just received Il
sad news of the death of her father. WI
died at the home Of his daughter. Mrs. r.
Thomas, near Portland. Ore. He had liy,
there since 1851 and was a prominent eli
zen of high character and sterling integrit
Mrs. Fritz entertained Mrs. Chadwick
Sunday school class on Tuesday evening
her home. corner of Warren and Lawren
streets. The boys and girls had a We
merry time with games and charadl