The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-13

two young lady visitors at the home of Mr..
Word, left for their home in Missouri last
week. It is said that number Of the
young society men are in mental sackcloth
and ashes as result of their departure.
The residences of the following gentle
Hill, James B. Wells, Walter j. Bradshaw.
John b. Clayberg, ". II: Dewitt, J. Y.
Jerome, Herbert E. Nicholson. r. ".
Knight, Jr., W. D. Wheeler, John s.
Tooker.
A Helena lady endeavoring the past week
to secure accommodations at Boulder did
not succeed, as everything was taken, GOTTA
ges as we'll as hotel is filled. There are
great many Butteites among the nu mber
whom, We presume, are trying to wash all
the hot springs.
DR.. Sara Harris, who met with such
painful accident on the Fourth, is slowly
recovering. As soon as her health will per-
init, Mrs. Harris will start for Cincinnati,
where she will be joined by two other men,
tic coast to spend the summer. Mr.. Ben
Harris will accompany her as far as Ohio.
Helena, during the coming week, will
pass an examination before several hun
dred keen-eyed school teachers, who will
take it in on their way to Alaska, Yellow
stone Park, California and other places, to
which large number OF them are bound
where the recent national convention was
held.
The family of Mr.. r. Z. Fisk were on
| Friday night waited from dreamland slum-
beers back to the equally fairy like and
romantic period of the middle ages by
| guitar. What a pity that the stern realism
and hard practically of our country and
century should have banished this innocent
and beautiful custom!
Cantatas for the benefit Of Working Wom-
| ems Home "Fairy Bridal and Queen of
Flowers" The first from Midsummer
Night Dream, Shakspeare's play. The en-
ing in its arrangement on the stage. Civ
en- in Ming's opera house Thursday and
Friday of next week, July 18th and 18th.
There is case of scarlet fever at the
home of Mr.. Cans, in the house occupied by
the Maggie sisters. on Clark street. This is
Mrs. McComass' child is only just recover
ing. There is a complaint of some filth
nuisances in the neighborhood and tho
health authorities should investigate the
matter.
At Mrs. A. NJ. Holter's church sale for
the benefit of a child's free cot at st. Peter $
hospital was given on Thursday evening
last. Music, generous refreshments and
the presence of a large number of pleasant
| people made the affair enjoyable as we'll as
profitable. The commendable object of
this charity, and some interesting facts re-
garding it, We shall note in future article.
!. The Presbyterian church congregation re-
: solving to add good music to their Sunday
J services, number of the active members
canvassing for that object, very fortunately
succeeded in securing Mrs. May a. leadinG
soprano. Mrs. Webster, alto, Mr.. Whit
| taker, tenor and Mr.. Worcester as bass
Mrs. w. d. Wheeler will preside at the or
gan. Certainly the church and all Its at
. tendants are to be congratulated.
On Monday evening last Mr.. and Mr.. A
g. Clark, of 207 South Rodney street, enter
| tanned a small party for their recent guest
Miss Cowan, of st. Joseph. Mo. Music
: conversation and refreshments were tn
order of the evening. Among those presen
were the Misses Sue and Lutte Gibson
Misses Leach, Word, Constable, Cowan
!. Gibson and Stella Smith, Messrs: Will ant
Lee Word, Cook, Luke, Thornburgh AMI
DR.. Barbour.
George Kelsey, the eldest son of Rev.
2 D. Kelsey, 10 still confined to the house =
8 the result of painful accident sustained
few days ago while ON . picnic excursion
I | with Q few playmates. He fell from mum
{ distance of several feet alighting on m
!, hands and dislocating both wrists. The IN
q iurios are quite serious and it will be some
time before be can use his hands.
q An acquisition to social, Art and htefar
Q circles Of Helena il Madam HuYlbut, late Q
: New York. Who will open . st1dic IN TIL
y city In few days. Madam Hurlbat oome
. 70 our city with 4 high Espatotisa =
teacher Of painting, music an4s0o0
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