The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-27
Personal and General.


Miss Richards is visiting friends in a
| neighboring town.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Hill are enjoying
visit from friends in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Beattie have located
at No. Is North Benton avenue.
Mrs. E. G. Parrot is visiting her sister,
Mrs. D. J. Hogan, at Augusta, Mont.
Miss Hoover, one of Helena's teachers, is
entertaining her sister from Chicago.i
Miss Flint leaves in few days for few
weeks recreation at Bozeman Hot Springs.
Mr.. b. H. Langley, daughter, Miss Lang
ley, and son Harry are making tour of
the National park.
Miss Lallah brooke will soon give kin
der symphony for the benefit of the Benton
avenue Christian church.
INDEPENDENT leaves on Tuesday next for
Tacoma, en- route for Alaska.
Mrs. +. L. Sizer has returned to Helena
after delightful visit of two weeks with
her brother, Mr.. Pyle, at Granite.
Miss Nellie Lehman, who has been pleas
antly entertained by friends at Butte and
Deer Lodge, is now expected home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Ellis and family, ac-
companied by Mr.. Moore, spent several
days last week fishing in Prickly Pear
creek.
Mrs. Ross Cartee, who has been enjoy
ing a taste of country life at very delight
full ranch home, near the Dearborn, will re-
turn to the city soon.
Miss Louise She'll, now visiting friends
in the city, will in few days. go to Miss
Z. p. Gillett's home, near the Dearborn
to spend the month of August.
Miss NJ. A. Phillips large circle of friends
are very much panied to hear of the death
of her father, and express the sincerest
sympathy in her bereavement.
Miss Shiland leaves soon to spend two
months on the Atlantic coast, where she
will be under the instruction of one of
New York's best vocal teachers.
Mr.. E. S. French is enjoying a visit to
Helena by his sister, Mrs. Mathez, of Boul-
der. Colo. She will stay several weeks and
visit the park before her return home.
Announcement has been made of the
betrothal of MIR. Sol Gensberger. of the
| firm of kohlberg & Co., of this city, and
Miss Minnie Israel, daughter of l. L. Israel.
Miss Alice Cowan and Miss Stella Smith
| have returned from their park trip. Miss
! Cowan leaves soon for short visit to
Butte before'returning to her home IN MIS-
souri,.
Mr.. E. B. Weirick, for several years past,
cashier of the First National bank at Miles
| City, has accepted the position of teller 81
the Montana National, in Helena ana Will
enter upon his duties about the LIST Of
August.
| Mrs. Lamberton, 80 we'll and favorably
known in Helena society circles during hel
residence, left on Thursday last for bel
home in Winona, Mimi. She leaves many
friends who hope her stay may not be per
| manent.
A well-known citizen of Helena, who
owns various ranches on the Dearborn has
two pet wolves which were caught when q
few weeks old. They follow their master
about like dogs and will turn tails at TIT
approach of the house cat.
Those who enjoyed the delightful laWr
party at Mrs. Joe Davis residence the pas
week will gladly avail themselves OF an
other similar pleasure on Thursday even
ing next, when the Altar Guild have n
ran 1ed lawn festival at the same piac'
for the benefit of the Episcopal church.
The members of the Christian chnrct
Sunday school and their friends will OF
Tuesday morning next at nine o'clock boare
the train at the Montana Central station
for days outing at Prickly Pear canyon
Members OF the sunday schoel viii % me-