The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-07-05
Helena. Mont.
by HEX.

Miss Ada Fisher who has been sick
Mt st. Johns hospital for about a
month died at six o'clock Monday
evening, June 25. Miss Fisher had
been suffering more than three
months with complicated case that
puzzled, her doctors. She was TAX
en- to the hospital and at times SEEM
ed to improve but the end finally
was death. She was young, just fiji
teen years of life's experience, now
passed beyond the threshold and into
that vast domain of Gods blessed
realm where pain is not and peace
endureth forever. Before her death
she embraced the Catholic religion
and was buried from st. Helena's
cathedral Wednesday morning at
nine o'clock, interment taking place
at Forestvale in the family lot. She
is survived by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Fisher, two sisters, Mrs.
Robert Brown of Butte and Mrs. AL
vim freeman of Helena, and two
brothers Bruce of Helena and Rich
ard of Bozeman. Pallbearers were
James Allen, Herbert Bridgwater,
Alfonzo Grove, Page Anderson, Nor
man FORWARD and Leon Bridgwater.
Word comes to Helena of the
death of the husband Of Mrs. Leila
p. Palmer who moved from the
South to New York about five
months ago. Mrs. Palmer was for
merly Miss Bruce and was a resident
of Helena many years, coming to this
city from Washington, D. c., where.
she taught school.
1a4Ia. ,o,,,r 20 uolaYn lnet
addressed to Mrs. Hattie Simmons
from Mrs. Fannie Williams, $40
Michigan Ave, Wilmette, Ill. Mrs.
Williams formerly lived here.
, At meeting Sunday of the horse
shoe brigade Lawrence Howard OBJ
iected to the use of rubber tires as
substitutes for dobbin's footwear.
"Horseshoes or no pitching, says
Lawrence. The list is still open f,r
membership. Send in your name.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brown Of
Butte, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Fisher
of Bozeman and Mrs. Rebecca Green
of Boulder Hot Springs We're in the
city to attend the funeral o. Miss
Fisher. t
Mrs. Walter Fisher, Mrs. Robert
Prown and three children of Butte,
MI. and Mrs. Richard Fisher of
boZeman went to Butte via automo-
bile, Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
fisher will proceed to BozemaS and
Mrs. Walter Fisher will remain will
her daughter, Mrs. Robert Brown to
oltain a much needed rest.
Passing though Helena last Wed.
ncsday enroute to the District con.
ference, at Great Falls, Rev. I. A.
Patterson and party returned Sat
urday and were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Ingram, leaving Monday
morning for the Yellowstone Ma
tional Park on their way back to Po-
catello, Rev. Patterson expressed
pleasure at the success of the meet
ing at Great Falls and lis entire
trip which is made by auto. Sunday
night he preached at st. James
church to an excellent audience,
likewise at the morning service. He
is accompanied by Mrs. Patterson
and wee little Naomi, Mrs Mack
Johnson and Mrs. George Clarke.
isn't she a dear" and .'she's tho
cutcst cutie | ever saw" were some
of the expressions heard after SER
vices Sunday night. No, twas neither
of Mesdames Patterson, Clarke nor
johnson, but it concerned little Mao
mi, the one back-seat driver the Rev.
Patterson did not frown at.
Mrs. j. w. Crump was made quite
happy last Wednesday by a visit
from Congressman John M. Evans of
Missoula, Mont, son of her former
master. This was their first meet
ing since childhood and proved a joy
full reunion. Mrs. Crump has been a
resident of Montana over half CEN
fury.