The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1900-07-07

state Agricultural college at ATneS
Both are pleased to get back to Mon
tana.
P. McGurk, one of the best citizens OF
Philipsburg, accompanied by his wife
came over last Friday and that evening
attended the commencement exercises
of St. Mary's academy.
Mrs. Haywood, formerly Miss Vir-
ginia Douglass of Anaconda, came down
Sunday for a short visit with friends.
Mr.. Haywood is now in New York on
mining business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Whitworth returned
Thursday from a short visit to Mis-
soula. They were fairly loaded down
with lovely flowers that friends had
given them.
Oscar Bielenberg. who has been at
tending college at Faribault, Mimi, the
past term, returned home last Saturday
and is now a guest of his sister, Mrs.
Warren E. Evans and family
NJ. L. E. Edwards arrived last Sunday
evening from his home, Baltimore. Md,
and will remain several weeks as a
guest of his brother and wife.
Rev Mr. Settle came down from
Butte Monday, accompanied by his
wife, three sons, two young lady friends
of the family and Mr.. Stout. for an
outing till Friday at Rock Greek lake.
They were met at the train with con-
Veyance by Pat Evans, who took them
out that afternoon. They are well
equipped with guns. fishing tackle and
camping outfit, and al formed a very
jolly party. Mr.. Evans and family are
visiting them today.
Miss Norma Robinson and sister
Irene. accompanied by their uncle, w
NJ. Biggs of Helena. left on last Sun
day evenings North Coast limited for
New York City, where they expect to
meet their aunt, Mrs. Biggs, on her re-
turn from an extended visit to Paris
and other continental places of interest.
After spending some time in Sightsee-
ing in New York the entire party will
enjoy a short season at Atlantic City
before returning to Montana.
The many old-time friends of Miss
Nellie Withers. who taught school in
Deer Lodge public schools sixteen or
seventeen years ago, were much pleased
to have a visit from her several days
the later part of last week. She has for
several years D6en SERVING DIS uedSOH-
ess for the Episcopal church in Monta-
ma, with headquarters at Sheridan. She
visited Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Whitehill
in Anaconda Saturday. and Monday
ment to Avon with Bishop Brewer and
others, where the bishop held services
that evening.
There was a mCst happy gathering at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. n. j, Bielen-
berg last Saturday evening. 1t was
surprise party, the occasion being Mrs.
Bilenbergs birthday. The weather be-
ing fine and warm, the stormers sta
toned themselves out on the lawn and
under the grand old trees. Mrs. Bielen-
berg was away from home when the
stOrmers surprised her 1t was a fitting
tribute to that highly esteemed and
popuar lady, and it is not necessary to
say it was fully appreciated and en-
joyed by her. Games were played amid
much merriment and refreshments par
taken of during the evening.
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