The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-29

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Mrs. VIM. Rudnall has left for a visit
east.
Miss Emily Leslie and Miss johnson have
gone to Boulder.
Mrs. C. M. Shaw, who has has been visit
ing in Iowa, has returned.
Miss Anna Mcdonnell leaves soon to visit
Great Falls friends.
Miss VERNE Cole has returned from her
school at Faribault.
Mrs. W. G. Child is again occupying her
home on Ewing street.
MIR. and Mrs. Andy O'Connell have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
A telegram states that Miss Edna Hedges
sailed for Europe on Wednesday last.
A large circle of friends will te pleased to
learn that Miss Phillips is convalescing.
Pretty cards of invitation announce the
soiree at Encore hall for Wednesday next.
A tennis tournament is spoken of as one
of the pleasant possibilities to take place
soon.
Mr.. Wheeler has returned to Great Falls
and accepted position in the Great Falls
| smelter.
| MI. NJ. Silverman is building fine brick
residence for home on Rodney near Ninth
avenue,
The w. C. L. q. ice cream festival will
be held in the Granite block on the Sd and
4th of July.
Mrs. Sibley, nee Thompson, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Broadwater,
leaves to-day.
Mrs. Ming's two sons, John and James,
have returned from their school studies in
Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. Ernest Cullen and Mr.. Adolph Zim-
norman have returned from Ann Arbor
college for vacation.
The Blue Lodge room has been neatly
and freshly recaisomined. and presents a
very pretty appearance.
Miss Nellie Lehman expects Washing
ton school friend, Miss Mary Napton, Of
Butte, to visit her next month.
Master Ed Horsky, who graduated from
Philadelphia high school few days since,
had for his subject, 1.-The Great West"
Mrs. Hogan, of Eozeman, whom Miss
| KATHRYN Wilson has been visiting, returned
with the latter to Helena for short stay.
Mrs. Don Davenport and sister. Mrs
Kennan. of Cincinnati. leave this week fol
Granite to spend the summer with theil
mother, Mrs. Sigh.
The ball game between the representa-
tives of the assay Office and the banks, or
Tuesday afternoon, called out quite a mum.
, Der of fair spectators.
7 Miss Helen Passmore, who has been visit
ing in California and is on her way home t.
4 Iowa, is spending few days with hel
! friend, Miss Davenport.
Il
? at the granite quarry. near Gold Bar station
] | a man who was for seven years employed Oh
the cathedral of Milan. He is carving
> figures for the front of the new Grant,,
block.
n On Tuesday morning the Miriam lodg
\ of Eastern Star and friends. numberin,
4 about one hundred boarded the train TO
/. Lake Wilder. They returned with thu
!. most enthusiastic accounts of tn
!. scenery, the air. the lake, etc., and advising
4 trip to Lake Wilder to all who wish da,
]. of pure enjoyment.
;. The wedding of Miss Stout and Mr.. Sid
n ney Logan, already noticed at length il
+ Thursdays INDEPENDENT, was an event il
, which society took much interest. Thoug
it loses TO Helena one of her fairest daugh
tiers, whom her friends bid reluctan
II adieu, the young bride and groom are fol
q lowed to the thriving oity which they vii
make their future home with the ainceree
wishes that their highest hopes for the fu
a ture may be fully realized.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner, of Hemlock street
n | on the west side, have been entertaing Nj
d and Mrs. 3. p. Dunn, the latter sister Q
!. Mr.. GARDNER. Ar. and Ars. Dunn lsft laa