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IACOMA AND OTHER OUI-OF-I®WPi S9€lEl¥.
Ji 4». f't* l fTj ITI II 1 fTf -4* .4« mtm ▲ ▲ -A. _l_ At 4« 4* #4* 4* 4« 4* lit 4> JU 0.J.J.a.4.^.^1
g* Aug has thl«
I *o** tke g*-neral cry. We
mjgot I* o '.* it end make so many
m*X* I*A i- » n< L r ;T,
bsrdiy gwten -
ggl* «* , f . faithful and «nthustes
of the game. A-ready
for : e rw
** J***' lhat f'" nMv *
PSLfminm. fcut ir • -.nv-
to?* <* Aur ' ,t are
t of by the :ov.r« of
f'tafsmt er hla duty on rlae nas
*KJ%« tt * Dd ' 0? a " hr a""*
pr<**nr writing tl r, d-^-a
*ZjVZmznr W 'J' < COiTS
t» « r fail
•*** a a
n . nr o>- and dance giv- n at th*
•TnSTiby Manager G. H. Water
rridiy evening was in every
•* w ,y brilliant, and delightful af
*rJ "»roKa is ait Ideal P - * for a
» l with its apaclou* corri
*"*l; lire* veranda. overiooklr>r the
*®?Lyr A affords gr'-at p
"L*refdecoration, which were nor
*2lZ| fh6*v night. The >Kautif «l
«»d p wen ir.ore so by hand
!dM exquisite cut flowers
wmfiff- tt - rf mantel* and entwining
tfae cepter of the room. The
*S2T from vie* in one
ur*e pjlms. played the most
tWO-*tepa and w »' ta*M" The
L«n waa indeed "a thing of
jSgitf aM' for»-v*>r" in the rnmt
il; who aa» It. Quantities of
® mtlf aasdaoffi'ly ap{»Ointe<l table
lh * rf,orn f " :i -
Watty, and with the delicious
3S»" v * r >' alluring
wae hujis with '"hlneac
; '.lSaitinr It a glorif»u« plac«- to
after the dance Those Invited
rgS, W J Pr!tch«rd. Mrs J. VV.
M«r. awl Mra J T. St-eh. Mr. and
£T| M Nolan. Mr. and M. Otis
ihgpf, Mr and Mr.-. J C D-jrbln.
g. & j|r* Arrthony I'ritchard. Mr.
a** C;*ude Sfeh y, Mr and Mrs A
juer Mr- S rm - Mr and M• s.
'ifiri'o* Mr. and Mrs H. S. Emer-
K it Mr?(. J M. Ashton. Judge
fsj #i Alteo, Mr and Mi - A >. •■ r
f.j> Mr actl Mrs. Nelr n R nr - tt.
|r & Mr* Blgelow. Mr and Mrs.
r <*{» Blanc'rd, Capt. and Sirs. Pan
,i $' itid Mm Allen C. Mason Mr.
»--• iafc P. Cflßtlns. Mr». Frank r~l «rk
tlt Hunt Mr and Mr L H.
IhWttW. Mr acd Mr« J B Ternes. Mr.
I V :i Mt». A. R Caa«>. Mr. and Mrs J. T.
Iwjsms Mr. and Mrs J. K. Vanderbflt.
5- j»d Mr* A T. Albertson Mr and
*-« Ed A, Teuntt. Mr. and Mra.
teWl Mr Mrs. John A. Hopklna
y- «irf Mn Bowles >!r. and Mra. W.
v r-ksrril. Mr. and Mrs, ft O. AMw>tt.
Xr.Mtlfri JMIUa Plerf-e. Mr. and Mrs.
»»d Mrs Bradley, Maj. Oard
& Mr? M*n' Oardtirr If *yden Mr. and
Waodraff, Mr and Mrs. P. Vaeth
Jr. &i M-*. J. Van M irier, Mr. and
>* Irhsi'.ie, Mr. and Mrs W. H. Reld.
I? t»i M'». Crowley, Mr and Mr .
fcsiiH Collyer Mr and Mrs Morris
Mr sbA Mrs Ellis Gross. Mr and
lb..Site Grot*, Mr. and Mra J ftheard
lkitiu! Mr*. H«yden. Mr. (»nd Mrs H
tlrtuvon. Ml»s Bernlce Newi-IJ, Mr
•fin 3 r. Mitchell. Mrs. Bridge-.
1')»5 Mr* W. W. Spauldlng. Mr. and
; jh M M Cptuldlng Mr and Mra P.
halst* He\ and Mrs A. M. Martin.
|s «k! Mr«. F H. Church. Mr and
)i H*rrr Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. W.
Mr. and Mrs John C Stall
■.Mr and Mrs. Wynkoop. Mr. and Mrs
k* Mr? and Mlaa S» ilars, Mr. and
McCalw. V'r. and M s.
hfrt Mr. and Mi v Turrell, Mr.
IKlr' Walter E. Turrell, Mr and Mrs
few! WHlmcw, Mr. and Mrs. Chester
*■*». Mr and Mr' A J. ki-on Mr
K£ir*. Flwtwood, Mr. and Mr*. L. J.
herom. Mr and Mr*. W M V. Hur
tl Jfr. m 4 Mr*. \V. D. Tyler. Mra
6- -i* Brown, Mr. and Mrs. H t>. ramp
W Mr *nl Mrs. F. B. Wallace, Mr.
is Mrs, C. W. Clrlgc", Mr. and Mrs F\ r
»-?CSri«rs Mr and Mrs. Milton Grlpgs,
If'ml Mr*. Charles Hvd >. Mr ■»«.! v-
S1 Orofjifup. Mr and Mrs. A M T.ain
; i»to Mr and Mrs Chub s Mtlilken
I" tsd lin Fredertck Mottet Judge
NMn Pgrsons Dr. ard Mrs Munxon
> Mr*. Wagner Mr and Mrs Mot
I _f Mr st;d Mrs ll.:win Jacobs. Mr
' i. M«rok Mrs. A Anderson. l>r. and
fca&Wfenu Mf atid Mrs 1> hlw.-11. Mr
J"i Mr« Chtrtrs Richardson, Mr and
:f* * 6. gorar.l Mr. and Mrs, G. 8.
*'«•» Mr and Mrs. P. Ti'dlngt.a-t. Mr
£ lit Hurtev. Mr and Mi Parker
*• Mr? T'dmash Ms, and Mr s I
ltr. and Mr<. Stew a t Rice,
:»* w4 Mr* J'.-cd Brown. Mr and Mrs.
' « * rt ' Mrs Erank S'. ir|»' Mr
Wak. K 1 Virgin Mr. ,nd M Katon
: »•« Mr*. Haiker. Mr anl Mr* H.
*T' T ,ru * Mrs. Han* Ule- •• Mr
i/.** (kerrr- Walkor. Mr and M- *
gJnWM. and Mr« CI •' Bej
j*-Xr * n, i i
•>Jfc>T.r Mr and M• - J W I >•'< •
*»f ind Mrs i I',- \t rs. Rosco-
Mr* JalU Jacobs Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mr, |»hil Kershaw. Mi
■KlttAg.ft M r W |, K , M . A .
Mr. M E s Mr
I** AS*n, Mr !»•,.. ? , -
a**miberf. Mr. H <M Mr. Thad
«**. Mr. It j. Holt M •; I On« r
S«Vila» j B ,- ,h, \y r j. htl An j.
Mr c. r M*.«!ersoti, Mr
Mr. O F Paker, I»r Q. K.
'P* *r Herbert tin. T v Mr. Ja>
!£*• Mr flack* > d Mr Ch.a He
ir* 8 -. Mr KN «' tl Ml M«rl*>
m R- » \ir Fret!
|*T H'.w« Mr. W.trn. I>r Mr
< is* »lMurray M; |Urr> Uo-d
V-Jf*. * { OldWfM Mr i - ark Mr. R
J** 4 Mr Tl m.«s Fran
1, * V Hard n. Mr. S W. T> U>r
I?" S-rhultte. Mr. K» -t Nv • li.
J l ' '' M
kVc .! **!hle Hi. ks Mr M Rae.
***»• *WI Mr W n
V «• I V M -
vL" I'ad k M ' . s,i <
"»a Hal! Ml Ai ;»!■ :ate.
fc, » K»r»haw the Mi *• « mhlt
- »wt;u Evans. Mi"s Km - M;«
Dur t'n. M N. ... Smith
ftpragoe. Gr. •< ;>
iM * *
w_ tournament «>•-■ •, v ««.
_****' m *"y V*vj >le -.> t' T n -
ln i! -' ■ -•< «
fries' all eles « r.- .> ». t
Mi«* j« . k
•%sa» after: »<n th- m
F?T, •
VU. Parr ' l! - Tn? i.?a\ "•>
KRV- V - •
M * Fra
k 'w*)the. Mrs. W V B •
Ib the r-x d , 1 ,-:
* r-**? Mr M:- U V H • •
ISSfr r> M. Mr
mZ u" V • •• mi
* «j» p, rN .
< r^r- Mt > «i v
v T * bv M - « '
*#Jj pl ' and »
•H '* K "' ; * *O4 * i-.a a.- ,b- ixa
W. K * *
2TF ST
** m 4 > '" '
m * s - r -a
•_«N \
M t- .. c r
2,^,.
S^ R>V: T
a... u.v nu^a-
der of the afternoon progressive einch was
played. Mm E O. Origgs winning th* first
prize. Mrs. George Blanehard the *eond
and Mr*. L, B Lockwood the third. Mra.
Wifnt-r"• guests w»t. Mra. M.lton Griggs,
Mrs. H. B Caldwell, Mrs. J. A! Keen, Mrs.
George Blanckart, Mn. L W. And«-r*on
Mra. J 11 >1 (ier. Mra. L B.
Mrs. W. E. Hacker. Mr*. Jacob Vacd-r
--btlt. Mra E. G. Griggs and Mr*. Albeniirie
Tousey.
• •
The crew of the yacht Linda gave a de
lightful supper or. t<oard ship Last. Saturday
nig fit in honor of M,as Griggs queen of the
Rum Carnival, and her maids. After tap
per delightful music waa g.ven by some of
lfc» crew and u darkne#e descended the
Chinese lanterns were lighted and iater a
mammoth watermelon was brought up on
de» i. and den. h-ned ir, proper style. The
gu< it* of the evening were Mra. R. G. Hud
son. M.a* AttßaQriwi. M m FVrtha Evan*.
Miss Marie Hewitt. MUs Avia IngersoQ.
M.» Alva Huri-on. Mi** May Hall and Mi**
Knolbe. The gentlemen entertaining were
Mr. J. T. Ste»b, Mr. Delbert Young. Mr.
Jack Small. Mr. Sidney Plummer Clifford
and Mr. Everett Rabcock.
• #
"Idlewlld." the country home of the Ta
coma Athletic Club on American lake, waa
the seen* of a very pre-t:- ■".*.• r,r
Wednesday evening, given by Mr. A. E.
Grafton, complimentary to Mr. Eddie D k
son. the champion sprinter of the Pacific
Northwest, who leaves shortly for Calf .r
--nia. The table, which waa set on the
P'azza of the club house, waa prettily
trimmed w.th flowers, and a delkioua
m<nu waa enjoyed. Prof. Fiaskett fur
nished the music throughout ths dinner, at
the close of which a flaah-llght picture of
the Ku*«t* waa taken. Those present were
Mr. Eddie Dickson. Ma). C. M Riddell Mr
J A. Barrager Mr. C. P. Curtis. Mr. G. G.
Rowe, Mr. A. E. Grafton.
• •
Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Hacker gave an »i
--tr«-n»ely pretty dinner on Thuraday even
ing. Covers were laid for eight. The table
was exquisite in pink and white, psnk
•haded candelabra throwing a soft. Pr» tty
light on the dainty appointments. Bou
quets of pink and white carnations tied
with broad pink satin ribbons Wnre at each
lady's place. Th» guest* wer»> Mr. and Mra
\V. V. Burrill. Mrs. Milton Onggs. Miss
Mr. John S. Baker and Mr. George
I>add Munn.
• •
Mrs. Ellis Gross gave a very enjoyable
aft'-rnoon tea on M nday for Mrs. and Miss
I'atterson. of <*hUago. Quantities of flow
er* wer» most tastefully used In decorating
th<- room*. The dining room was excep
tionally pretty in blue and whlia. Thf ta
ble was aprrad with a very handsome blue
and white damask tablecloth, and in the
center was *, large bowl of white flowers
and also at tach corner. Mrs G VV Bird
s. rv d lemonade and Mra. W. W. M..-ner
served ice cream.
e e
Snrlsl Note*.
Mr o*i ar Kuhn was In town from Seat
tle M<jnday.
Th»' Sana Soucl Club met with Mrs. A.
M Baker Friday.
Mi*s Maud Barrett, of Puyailup, spent
Thursday in Tacoma.
Mrs. Revnor is spending the remainder
of the summer at Stella« oom.
Gov. C. W West, of Utah, is visit.
Ing Mr. and Mrs Leslie Cullom.
Mr. T B Wallace and Mr Philip Lllllng
hart returned Friday from Dyea.
Mrs Patterson and Miss Patterson, of
Chloago, are visiting Mrs. VV. W Mi ner.
Mrs Albemarle Tousey has returned
from a several week** vacation at Cohns
set beach.
Mrs. Wilton Griggs. Mis* Grigg* afd
M \rm Ciirnett. of Seattle. ]ea\,. f,* r s t
Paul Monday.
Miss Margaret Tyler and Mis* Nannie
Wood, of Portland, were the guests of
Miss Clara Hewitt iast week.
Mr and Mr*. J s <-ob \ inderbllt gave a
very pretty dinner Tue«dav ever'ng to Mr
Kerr. Mr. Crone and Mr V:t>erley.
Lieut. Worth G. Ross, of the revenue
cutter Scout st*>nt several dsys last week
with Mr and Mr' H. B. Caldw ■ H
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Or.••-cup and famllv
and Judge P S Gm-jtovip. Q f Chicago, re
turned laxt week from a trip to Paradise
valley.
M:*« Edith Row# entertained Informally
Mr. and Mr*. H. II Caldwell. f„|put W. O
Ro-« and l.ieut. K. V. Johnson on Tuesday
evening.
Mr* W, II Rrtdfiea rntertHined Oov. C.
W. West and Mr and Mrs. Ltmlie Culiom
at dlri",er at the Taconia hotel on
evening.
!,!«•«r Edwin V. Johnson, of the revenue
cutter Ru«h and T.!eut. W C, Ross of
the 9<-out dined with Mr. and Mr*. 11 hi
Caldwell Tuesday evening.
oi.t >ii*i \ »ioriETr.
OI.TMPIA. An* —Tho teachers' Insti
tute this -.vt-.-k has absorbed the attervrior.
of • ;i msny of the v»ung ladles that there
ha* been little of a social nature outside
of r< 'n ,f, °"s lectures, etc.. in connection
with the Inatimte.
V.. j v evening Pwf and Mr*. It
W. Hrintnall opet.od their p! aaant hom
on Capitol hill for a to the ln
structor* aed teachana of the !n-*tit»te,
wbo responded larn«-!y to th«* lnvit-»rit>n. A
pleasant evenln* »*j» passed and the
guests were rmio,h with the vjfdtal
manner In shl'h Mr and Mrs. Rrlntnall
e\-r' J them-elves f their en' -r r»-
mervt.
Mr*. J. E. Rallaine gnve an lit
tle dinner party Monday afternoon In
honor of tin--"*' of her former achoo!m.*'es
Mrs. Ftark of Tacoma. Mrs
ft 1,.t- iin. of Spokane, and Mrs. Maria, of
Olvmpla.
A reception was given to Pr and >fra
I>|\en Frlilay evening in 'he Conerega
tionnl chorch which *t« wall attended by
the friends of thla popular voung o»^upl'•
The coirtmltte«» appointed to comple'e
the arrangements for t"*e I.ibor Pav c 'e
hration h tve decided to hold the noting
at the old fair around*, about a mile from
tb# «|tv Speeches mcsle. and afterward*
a prand ball will profeawy be the order of
the day
R»-v wife and daughter*,
■•v Auditor (Jani<on and fnw'v. Mr
F McKtnnev and fam-ly and the wife
and sons of Stale Auditor Che-'ham
f >~med a pleu-Amt plcnie party wbo via ed
llartstetn ' Island Wednesday aftern.*>n.
Mr and Mm J A HaUM bare No f>r
the ;>a*t week e:it-rtainivg Mr and Mrs.
of Msnneapolts, M;nn.
Mr- Kreemaa Brown* has be n
ta!nlng her ahater and p Mr*. 1-ab'e
U id Va. Marsuerlte l»ibb«, w>»ll known
In Portland aoHal rtrdee.
M< s li. ' evlevc T 'tig entertained *
number of her a-o-'.ntr lady ft-enda or.
\\ »4ne*daj afternoon at h:nc k en->n.
The campers are gradually drifting ba k
. , th 4, haunts of civtltsitlon affain Among
!ho*e r, >?-ced on the streets who have r»«-
t!v re' from the r summer's o«t
--• - , a!.- Pr an*. Mr* Ir.gham Mr and
Mr* aj "vh>l <nd d a ugh? era. M'«« H'len
a Mr snd Mrs. A. J. Falknor
\i-, il.orge W - Miss Haaei Ogden
sr « Mr. and Mrs H U W ey
Mr J H. <>. *«*n rwtum d fr*-m Orand
Forka **aJturda j «« »ntng for a brief vt*!t
„ h <- « family in this city, leaving .tgisn
■ - j , .1 W c
v <)» ? »•* ai d da'.igbters Mrs K>e~
» . t Mtes P!v«ehe OwtTMC* wwrtal-al
gie*t* at Itwwhaao Tuesday after-
T>to de>ratlor* w*re very prfv
« choice itiwi? w«* gt\«-a the
s . « who !r.-V: ted Mr*. Mrs
! Mr" lv»n * Mr*. P rry M— So
\ Mrs Mis* IVmlnx arnl M s,*
cf Chicago
V << Magx'.e Cotter ha* returned from a
»t* ? to California
M: W R tors n daag' **r l'-d Ms*
tho week
m *. »vi» *•-» fi-
TTTK SEATTLE POST-IXTELLIGEXCEK. SUNDAY; AFGrST 29. >S97.
P*-*!*y *r» sojourning a? th* Gr*»r River
Hot Spring;*.
Mr a; 4 Mr*. W. L Ore-n. of Michigan.
*?w> have b*ee vkitiß( Mr. and Mrs.
Charle* Bowen, have left for their home
In that atate.
An ic cream «o»~>a] »ss given at the
Presbyterian ebtir<-}» Wednesday evening,
at wtjku an lrtf«re*ting programme was
r«»nd*red Mis* Lo;..»» UH'.min. Pr>f.
H»nrj. Master Clyde p«-?fr*.r.. M:*« Ij»
M_s* Kate Ward and other* assisted with
vocal aj.d literary s-lecsion*
The Rcil«f Corps raves a
bloomer w>ci*l ,n O. A R '•- ;. Ba'uriay
ev-ning at whi'h aii s'n* tfirti * re sup
posed to appear in this up-to-date oo*-
tu me.
Mr A. C Little the new !Uh comm's
sloner paid his respects to Gov. Rogers
Monday
Mrs. H. 8. has returned fr<-m
R»-4ttle. she, having accompanied her hus
twtnd tf ar far on his wa# to thp Klondike.
Mr*. J. C. Horr leaves in a ft w days for
a v'.sit with fritmU in Seattle and down
point*.
Mrs < lariee Garfi#ld has returned froca
a lengthy visit to Seattle.
LVkHull »ut lIL .>OTE».
EVERETT.Aug. 28 Monday evening
* social ws* g..'-r U> Central uprt* ftuiise
undtr tae of the T-a<.nera hull
tuie. l;-fr' -uun nts w. r* served. Tne t-v
--erett teacbers entertained as guests J. N.
1-n ligii., Annie Jl.. Joumoii. Ella M. Stracit
larai. C. L>. Robertsou, J.
Frances VV; Rauisun, Gerurude Ci .neua.
Grace E. Vsuomact, J. W. Redpatb. VV. T.
Eiweil, H. P. Jv'iles, Ira Baiiey. VV. E. Ran
som. A. M. Wiluams, E. 1. Meagher, Kena
E. Eflie Battertan, Aiics G. Turatr,
Gemvieve M McCain, Gtorge A. Crawfard.
It t-ti Proctor. uotiJle Evans, Janie» Brady,
Mr.- M E. Jones, Aiew.sa Kennedy, May
SKiiiner. i'tarl Covene.y, Eiien ii.ltou, J S.
h . ia»r, Lii* M. Calvin. Mary A. Kissin
ger, alary L. Grore, Oro > tson, Edith M.
1 ot-.pf, C. Kellogg. L«.ia Aiitn. Liz
zie tuii.n./ii, Oeorge M. tUO»u, Luu.se Pe
don. E. G. ainuaweii, ii. J. l«*ngat, Ira
ba.ity, Mra. S VV. kaon, Walter E
(,'vdy, L. G. VV akefteld. I. Marie Lee, G. H..
DmuwU, Mrs. H. E. Turner. Stella M. Au
deraon, H. E. Turner, Tbomaa lveiand, SV.
J. McWilliams, Mrs. Ida McWuliams, Mrs.
li. G. Wood*.
A social dance was given in Guild hall on
Friday rught. Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Wilde*, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Swaiwdll, Mr.
and Mrs. Butterworth. Mr. and Mrs. Dar
ling. Mr. and Mrs. Winters, Mr. and Mrs.
Walker. Mr. ar.d Mrs Burditk, Mr. and
Mrs. Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Money, Mrs.
Ciobecy, Mia. Fletcher. Mrs. Gatdiner,
Mia* Ouittieite, of Tacoma. Mim Loia
M.: -hail, M;ss McAllister. Miss Reiclune
ker, Miss Morse, Miss Blalock, Miss Rose
Blaloc-k. Miss Pack wood, M.?s Bronson,
Miss Everhard. Miss Nellie Evcrhard, M.ss
Gardiner, M.ss Ethelwyne Gardiner. Miss
Hathaway, Miss Brenton, Miss Jukes, of
Whatcom, Miss Clohecy. Miss Hall, Mr.
Hall, Mr. Church. Mr. Brenton. Mr. Gib
son, Mr. Horan, Mr. Taylor. Mr. Vernon,
Mr. B J. Backer, Mr. Mills. Mr. Padgett,
Mr. Tuttle, Mr. Palmer. Mr. Stevens, Mr,
Mitchell, Dr. McLaren, Mr. Praise, Mr.
Fowles and Mr. Gardiner.
The ladies of Clover Leaf Circle. Wood
men of the World, gave a calico party In
Pythian hall on Thursday evening. The
hall was overthronged with merry dancers
until after refreshments were served.
Mr. Frederick Tuttle and Miss Mattie
Black were married on Saturday of last
week at the bride's home in Lowell. Mrs.
Tuttle is a daughter of Past Master Black.
George B. Smiley and family, Mrs.
Thompklns. Walter Thompkins. Mr. and
Mrs. Res.-iguie, M;ss Reynold*. M -» Arling
ton and Miss Ault have returned from
camping near Bllverton.
Mrs. L. D. Miller and Mrs. B. 8. Park
are vUiting Mrs. Harwood. Mrs. Hitrwood
is a daughter of Mr*. Miller.
Mr Llgg Is spending some days at the
«i mine, near Silvert >n.
Mis? Alice Rlgby, formerly a teacher In
the schools in Esc*nab*. Mich., Is visiting
the Sound cities. She will be one of the
tea. hers at the Jefferson school during the
coming year. She la a niece of Miss Tule.
Eugene Horan has returned from a six
weeks' visit to his old home in Eau C'atrc,
Wis.
\!r. Oo >rge Hnleomh willl noon go to hi*
old home in Pennsylvania.
Mr*. Siockbrldge has returned from a
* • k's visit to Stanwood.
MU* Ida Niylor has rrtumod from a two
u ths' visit to Centralia.
Mrs. W. E. Brown, of CentraUa, and M'«s
NX.!- St. t it , of Sabast", Kan., are visiting
the family of Mr. Jnd Mr*. Naylor.
Mr a 1 Mrs Robhins have ret :m--d from
a trip east of the mountains.
Mrs. A. J Agnew has b. n visiting in
S ittie anl Tscoma this week.
Mr \\ llliam Thompson and Mr E E
Mills spent several days In the mountains,
on the line of the Monte Cristo road.
Mr Valentine Bcheck has returned from
Monte Cristo.
Mrs H<*rry Hewett ar.d son w- re the
giifs-ta of Mr. and Mrs. 9 N. Baird this
w.ck.
County Clerk C. F Clark and family.
Mrs M J. Hayes, a sister of Mrs Clark.
Miss Langdon M «s Morrison Mrs* I. 7T'e
Hayes srd M-ss J. nnie Hayes have re
turned from a ten rit.ja" visit to Richmond
Peach.
Mr*. M. J. Hayes, of Oowan. L T., ia vis
iting- relat!v*s in Everett.
M s* Hal Prrter and M ** Cad Porter en
tertained V -s a«.% Cls>h •>* md Mrs.
Roy Vernon at dlr.ner on Wednesday
M-s.® lailu McAllister «ho ha> made Ev
erett her home for some months, returned
to her home in Elgin, HI., on Saturday.
Mi*s Pattiine Oardint-r and Miss Gwendo
line Gardiner entertained in honor of the?r
gr.¥-'t M-s Harriet Jnkrs. of Whccoo;
on Tu"«day evening. «h»rtTTs w*re>
serv. d. Present Mi»s M -Al' «•. -
Miss CHjlnwrtte. of Mr Church!
Mr V-rnon. Vlr Hall Mr K -'haw, Mr
Brtnton and Mr. A«br»-> Brenton.
a\«»HOMi«H »Di in v.
»VOHf>MISH A'tf J . . r „s
Hann, wtf» of ex-5* riff Hisar- r. -.« v.
Ed a le'tt'r from brsb -1 in Wedr<-t
dav's mall frrtm Sk ir : T' -t. r r. ]«
the v sua! story of h**dsh!r* a»»d « iffer-
In* to the o •<rge«*:.-.r. ar
Skagnay. but snvs that h# and hi* pirt
re«"s are al! r'rht. They have m -r of
their *ti;JT at the fn»t •* t>-« s»jmr»i|t
bcl. ab*H!t twdv# mile* in. an«l the
w >rst par? of the trail Thev . r»» *« * <r
as any and a great d. *! f ..-t»-»r tl an
r- st who went op or; the ,-am» beat
Thev >m ha*rtric all the - outfit a*
the fK>t of sitmm't hit; In dav« \f?
Hagan am anoea that the -?r «-•
contingent. <.< t-«««- • »• - m- ,
Van Burert. Jam>* H f p •<»
Harvey Horton. A. Tott-g ar 1 J Ten
nart are all right and r «k ■.« * ■ -
gr***.
T+-P Snohomish Cottrty C v r - 4»>. v->
d'*HVcr Colon oorve-tlor jj, \ j r
I*re«by?*rtar» ch iroh af-*r "
and evertln* A lary® ttaraVr f
workers and shakers had be*- } j j|
and It i* expected that th» c.;n> ertiot
will be productive of re eh rood ' :> >i>e
Chrtstt*n Endeavor worfc.r* of yr h.o
ir oah county. The jwcrrairme <? the
ennveottoa i* a* f-«llow*. Afterr. *s—
-I*> devotional eae-ejees, R»v W C
:"* Ci»t.i;-,a t con v. •
the president. I!£ 'X* K ar>d
:he Mii'VVseJt Prayer Meeting Rev K
F Ft**?*f- diai ussti n tM r» ft- ,
* stata convention K»v. »p..i Mr*. \ter.
\(rs Oray a~3 Mr I
*nng S addr. s.* ' The Cfcr «tl*r Citt
5 ».,,' ;» Movement as En-.phasaed by the
Interaatwtnas Mr W t as
j»r»v tor *.U -Thougst* Fr m th later-
CVi t Worit.
>! - '• ' r »
and others; ♦:». buslress; 4 ». address.
"Mountain Top# and Valley Bottoms."
P.. v Thorn** C. r!e Evening—7:4s. v **
service. Mr G M PHis ary S 15. address.
"Missionary Enthusiasm of the Interna
tional Convention." Mr. Wll ! iam H.
Lev.;*; s. • . Mr? C, M Pills! ry 1-
dress. Mr. H C. Ewlr<. state pr sider.t;
con * Ts •• ir s.-rvi Mr S'vaw' ut.
S*e\e Sann '■ -« " -* -r of th- M ir> f
vtiie *?« 'n Sn homjsh Tue?di<y on
a > .ustrsess trip
Sam Lang' rr ni Hartford Junction,
Vls 'ed ft •* ir Sr T-.;-h > r.d
Mrs Fann- C- ! -ler and little daughter
Res si-- of M*ch:. • we in Snohomish
thi« week visl'ing fej--.ds.
Miss M y M lee. . • M > Is* is vi<dt»«*
hr mother Mis. Henry Morse, in this
city.
J trnv ' " Mon»?ay for Mcnte
Cristo to remain during the fa!!.
Mr*. Will M rr"«. of M.ircu*, Wash.. Is
visi'ir.g her mother, Mrs. E. Blackman.
In this city,
M - R L. Young of Sa-i J se, C I .
and daughter. M - R- H. Y mg. of Se
a tie are visiting Mr' C Hewitt.
A 1 Reimann has mov. d Into the rooms
vacated by J C. I^slie.
Mrv F L. Deer et> ; ert*lned th» ladies
! of the Methodi*' Aid Society at her pieas
! ant home Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs W A. McDonald, of S-attle. spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. W. M.
S.iyder.
Prof. Homer Turner and wife, of
Bothfll. visited friends In the city Wed
nesday,
M:ss Rose Wilson has returned from a
m >nth s vi»it to Portland.
The ladies of the Congregational church
will give a farewell reception to Re- -d
Mrs. Merrett at the parsonage on Friday
*v i ing SeptemU'r 3, from 8 to 11 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Towle. of U'hat
c m. visited over Sunday in the city, the
guests of Mr. and Mr*. C. H. Knapp.
J >hn Benson came down from Silver
ton Friday to visit with his family.
Mrs. A. C. Ennis two sons and daugh
ter. r.rrived here Sunday from Centralla,
and will reside here In future.
F. J. J. Thorp, of Settle, one of the
Thorps of Alaska fame, made a business
trip to Snohomish Saturday.
Mr* O. C. Thornton and children re
turned from Arlington Friday and will
spend the fall here.
Miss Grace Vrooman returned to Sno
homish last Friday from Monte Cristo.
where she has closed a successful term
of school. Miss Vrooman was a guest of
Mrs. Plaskett over Sunday.
Mrs. Brlerly and Miss Cutler, of Se
attle. returned home Saturday. Mrs
Brierly and M.ss Cutler have Wen visit
ing Mrs F. F. Foster for the past month.
Mrs. Charles McKinney left Monday for
a we» k's visit to Tacoma, the guest of
Miss Mamie Mudgett.
Mrs. A. J Hill and daughters came
down from Monte Cristo last Saturday
for a two weeks* visit with relatives here.
Miss Myrtle M< Nanghton left Monday
for a two months' stay in Portland.
Will Jackson came down from Getehell
Saturday and spent Sunday with friends
in this city.
Arthur Knight Is down from Tualco
for a short visit.
L. F. Hart and F. M. Evans and their
families have returned from their sum
mer's outing at the beach.
Mrs. Dent Conlff came down from Ar
lington last week for a visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs J. F. King.
A party of campers, consisting of Mr.
and Mrs. Swaney, Mrs. Fend Walters,
Mrs. George Walters, Mrs. Smith, Mis*
Mary Langdon, Miss Mildred Miles and
Mr. Harvey Smith, returned Friday from
a week's outing on the Sound.
Miss Mamie Ma lone. Mrs. Joseph Bur
w ell and Mr. C. Ma lone arrived from
Rossland, B. C., last Saturday.
Mr. Gus M ran came down from Silvar
ton Tuesday to visit his mother.
Mr. C W. Gorham left Thursday morn
ing for a business trip in the East.
Mr. Will Ransome. one of Snohomish's
popular young men, returned home Thurs
day from a two months' stay In Tacoma.
HELLINi.H I>l It V Y SOCIETY.
"WHATCOM. An?. 2^.-The public spir
ited Indies of the library association are
arranging to give a brilliant spectacular
: entertatnment for the benefit of thu li
brary fund, known aa a "Karnlval de-
Comir- rce." It will be under the dir<.-e
--tion of Messrs. Rockwell A Barn«-s. of the
National Entertainment Company, of Chi
cago. who carae here direct from Los
Angel, s where a very eHSorate "Kar
nlval" was given under their last
month. Nearly all the m-rchants and
business men here have promise their
co-operation and tinanciai aid and it Is
expected that an entertainment will be
gi\-»n which will not only be highly
enjoyable but will yield a goodly protlt
to a mxt worthy institution.
A brilliant concert Is to be given on the
evening of September Bth for the benefit
of the School of Industries, which Miss
! Carrie KSHoch and a number of devoted
assistants hive been conducting for over a
year at the Baptist chur h without
to the pupils or recompense to themselves.
1 The most notable foatur'*r of rh«» .>->ncevt
will be the appearance and singing of
j S ?nor Foil, the noted It alt n tenor, who
hi- «-ing with Pattl and of the
great* «t op» ra companies b*«fore'The pub
lit-. It Is announced alio that Mrs. Har
ry Ellis, well known in musical circles in
S attle. but who has r >t yet rartiiMpafd
ir any entertainment here w'U play a
y 'in sol-* Mrs. George E Brand and
oiber wen known local musicians will
assist
Th# Thespian club, the popular dramatic
or»rar.iraf !">r. will produce "the Bells"
n xt V niay evening at the Rep.ngham
house Following is t> , ,«t: M.i
thias E. 1,. Paul; Father Walter John
W MM« n; Hans, F. C. T- k: Christian.
W H Campbell; Pr. 7.r rr. r. >'■ r-is
i Cannell: Mesmerist. C I- - " »rk Kat>-
| ertne Marlon Moore; Anr fte. Mrs. F
C T*. k fk -el M'■ ... igey
c! -ks. notaries. g»r.tarmes, f*r.
| Mm Olaf 1 dnc r few
I friends Tuesday afternoon in honor of
> M:°» Groflf of Seat'ie. » » in visiting
hr
Mrs N N Hir.sdale is etitertaißing h'-r
« ■- *er Mr« Mllier. who ■-> her wa\ to
her h -me in Missouri from I"* AniHes
t>. ' re t-- ;e s- <nt a mimt»'r •" rr. irtths
The annual picnic of th* ' M S-t tiers*
A - ia w >.» held a- F-la!** tht*
w-.*k and wi«- greatly < i hy many
of the pioneers snl their f rrtHes and
f- --r is
T e Country Club had a ! ; rcl«> meet
and f».isart ;t<- f at M » Wed-
B» «'JriV evening
Mr ! Mr S J Craf' 1 - ~;1 Mr*.
Ai'i \f - - H »t?ie
ai! M*s Maud F>:lker-or. f T *a, are
Caaplng at Pole pa.»a. Or «. l*t ;nd.
Mr a;.i Mr< I' P. Fa« r; , j -on are
#■ .ytng an outing *mor* the Islands
t*ts week
Mr a i Mr« Geo W T ard cbil
d-e" hav* r-tum«i from a « .ort sojourn
at Fast S<>und.
M'«s Pel .n*er left this w k to resume
h' r •: *>s a- Stanford .e-«lty. Mrs
I«- inger accompanied her .»«. far as S
a - tie..
M Borse. of S.TTi». i- - -jr.jj Mr
a M-«. A C. Blake.
Mr. J M Br*w*tfr a-. ! w of
n-t •>. » th« of Mr u- d Mrs
< i A P—kev tt * W+* k.
Mr- A. M Mr*. T Gardner
* Mrs J .»-ar. f J irha%"er,
h »*• e >•*+ spmtfing a f< «r .■•»>•* with
f~«r J .s tn Seat* \*
M--t D l>aur. Ega* ar 4 ter. M ««
R ' and M*s# ; are
h kft a a so>ourn of h ral «e»ks at
K-*t Souad.
Hon. F. P Cornwall *rl son of Sin
i Frs»i > a re in tc* • » k. Mr.
C rr.w a : c to look at-»r hss rftn
7? : • rt> trr*-re«ts k<r»
Mr K :ward Ki«cher Is . * from a
tnj t. the m -•sntain* in •-* Tidßtry of
Ruth C-wk «Vf» be Is Us a
pf' • cj-art* *r**, ■. upas w hica
»i a«a Ut a. w*. -uaia > n : |
of dev-' rme«t wcrk He took with h:m
a considerable quantity of provl- ns and
svipil«rs for the men employ d there.
M Li' is S?i- .r' •:(!. ■., • r ; e
tea hers :n •.-♦> si- -hoe « .» f ---
m- "'y t ter> -.~f h<--re, ;? sr»€' !"•* a
days with fr>. nd* in th--> b*y cities
Mrs. F. J «',r: - .f S attl- .s th- guest
of Mrs. A. R C.^mnbeH.
Mr. E. M. \V:*on. of Fiirh*%--n. left
tfc:« we»k upon another trip to t>*e Brit
ish Columbia mining re*i r
Miss Pat h, who has visiting her
brother and his wife here for a short
time, iefr yesterday for Minneapolis.
Mr. T. i* Xicklsn. new of Sp *kane. has
been combining business and pleasure
her# for a f w da? s.
Judge Had ley was on the bench for
Jtidge Hous»r at >.; nt Vernon ap rt n
of this week.
Pr-sid'ng E3d*r Whitfleld, ->f -he Meth
od st church, wss a visft <r to the bay
cities Wednesday and Thursday.
Rev. A. Rogers the new pastor of tha
Congregational church, hus gone to Ore
gon for a few days to attend to some
business matters.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Congregational church gave an ice crcani
social last evening at the Y. M. C. A.
room*
The local Hoo Hoos are planning for a
grand concatenation of their br»-thr'n
throughout the state to take here
Beptem?>» r ». the »th hour of the day
o' the f nh month
Prof White, of the high school. trea*-d
his achool class to a picnic at What
j com fails Thursday afternoon.
GOLDEVUALE »OH tl. VKMI
GOLDENDALE. Aug. »-Mrs. S .miiei
Waters gave an interesting lawft pic- ic
part}' on last Sunday In nonor of Mrs. X.
L. Rosenthal and son Frank, who left
later for their Portland home, after sev
eral weeks' visit at Goldendaie. The pro
gramme of the day. be«nd*s a feast of
most every edible thing mown, was sonv'
humorous re itatlons by Mrs. Waters in
the German dialect, of which she is a pro
ficient scolar. Willie Rohson also gave a
few remarks in the Spanish tongue, waich
has such sweet melody when correctly
spoken. Among those present were;
MSse.* Smith. Needham ari Mr*. Rosen
thal. Master Frank Rosenthal, Mark and
Samuel Waters. Mr. anil Mrs. Rob-on and
Charles Robson.
Miss Trotter, eldest daughter of
the late Col. Trotter, who suddenly died
at the Washington state encampment at
American lake. July S, 1$«12, visited Col. E.
W. Pike and family. Miss Trotter wis
given a camping expedition to the summit
of the Sim -oe range. During her stay in
Goldendale she has added many friend's to
her extensive list. Hf r Mucarion and tal
ented ways win her many friends.
Teachers of Klickitat held a very suc
cessful Institute last week. Among the
ablest papers w;is that of Prof. Charles
Timblin, of the Goldendale Academy.
County Superintendent Colborn vas
to-date In all arrangements and dispensing
comfort to the ■visiting teachers.
Judge R. O. Dunbar and Capt. C. S
Reinhart. of Olympia, are on a camping
expedition In Klickitat. They have their
camp on Little Klickitat river near Gold
endale at present. Tbetr party all show
the salubrious effect of the camp fire.
Col. E. W. Enos has returned from an
extended visit to Gilliam and M rrow
counties ov> r In Oregon. The c .lonel says
Klickitat for healthy climate beats them
all.
Mr. George A. Slack, of Centralia. Is
spending a few days in Goldendale. He
has recently purchased an extensive cattle
ran -h at the bridge of the Big Klickitat
and two miles above the soda springs. Mr.
Slack was formerly from the K-ystone
state. He says Klickitat is all right.
(!!i.ll\l.l* SOCIETY.
CHEHALIS. Aug. 28.—Miss Ball, of Ta
coma. is spending a ?•>» days with her
sister. Mrs. C. E. Robtnson
Miss Jennie Weatendorf will leave next
Monday for Chicago. where she will pur
sup h<»r studies in rrnrsic for a year.
W. H. Rogers has returned from Butte,
where he has been working for several
months.
C. O. St. John Is at home asriln af t-r an
absence of a couple of monthf in Califor
nia.
R- v. T E. Elliott left ti>day for Everett
to at:, nd the annual conference of the
M< church.
Gov. and Mrs Rnxen. Hon. H. J. Shive
iy and wife. Dr. Ridpath, of Spokane, and
Stallcup. of T.i'oma, w>re in th«>
city today. They came to vlnit the reform
school.
Dr. Van Waters, of Seattle, was a visitor
in the city last Monday.
Rev. R E Dunlap. of Stmt tie is holding
a s rles of meetings at the Baptist church
He i« assisted by I'rof r>nd Mrs. \\>bb.
Messrs Fred Eacy, R. W. Rhotts an 1 C.
Leeper, m* nihvrs of the Mill
Company, will arrive from Pennsylvania
in a few days to inspect their property
here.
Miss \nr* Donahoe ha en
lovin? a visit from Mi-<s Susie Hu«on. of
South P- ■ i
Mr. ani Mrs. J C. Bush give a smill
party last Tuesday in honor of their niee.-
Mlfs B - j te Spra^-i;e whos.- fourr■■en'h
Wrthdav It was. Present were Florence
and Ethelyn Coffman I*<>ttie Jaek-on.
Josephine Eonz. Agnes Willis. Nora Ku«-
sel!, Kate Russell. Alice Russell, Palsy
Robertson, Anna Belle Donahoe, Hattle
West and Efße CofTman.
II \RTFOHI) SOC IETY.
HARTFORD. Aujr V -T J T'ffen and
del i- 1 ter M. —• Bertha I'fTen also Charles
Fffer. w- re Everett visitors this week.
Mrs M A. Eldrtge is attending the
teachers' Institute at Everett.
Mr. Orrin Dillingham ia visiting friends
in Tacoma.
A daughter in the home, of Mr and Mrs.
T It';.- * 1* the ca «e of mu h reloicina
Mr. S«m Langbury vl*!ted over Sunday
with friends in Snohomish.
Mr?. R. Buckley and granddaughter.
>!irie C. P? er, have jr-'re to Everett
to reside.
Misa FVane O'Ponneil bs attending
W K 'l" In
the citv <he is the jrur-«t of Mr« R Kt {
Muss Ida Luce viadted friends in Arling
ton over S .nd y.
Mr*. J- hn St:.-h and ebtMren returned
to thejr home sn Se«*tle on Thursday.
Mr
the Dixon at Lake wi ere
he will re#ide aft.-r mid# impruvturHnts
ha\-» rtr~t b*--n made.
y -- m - - '• and "Vftss B " M a
of Ever#tt. visited With Mrs Hc ?kins,
\t -iiaver roft's sifter. In this place last
awk
Mrs Pri *. of Evere*t. v las ted Mr- E.
A HIH at Hartford J tr> ion last w.-e^i
Mr* C A Ml»s tn«r ertertain-d Sn hom
ish fr -v. "■■■- at ber lovely Lake Stevens
hoaie on Sunday last.
*»h IKTt.
ART.INGTON Aug. f Mr« Peter Mc-
Ifartin was ir ••■wr th■- w f»k.
Mm House ct S»n Frarfdsoo. is
here v'sUtng old a<~tjuaint*n <»*.
Mr N K. Tr«t» d:d bus.nesa at Seattle
this we»k.
Mrs V C. Johnson. Mra E «e Johns
and M—• Clan Johnson we» visaing
down river Tuesday.
Mi. Ali:« Ren! -g. of Seattle ar-em
panted by her lit*'e daughter, are here
visiting r»'.atives aad wui be joined later
by Mr Rer.ick.
The >•' So* •ty of t l » M E
chur-in a «m-« at the b —m+ of Mra
J I. Ea*. •- rj Wednesday aft« tr>.»on.
Mra P.- .*xt K t-r: .... il. F. t M -
*.». Mra o. JL. -**S ai**;aa
X.~rd**.rom at .1 M s F!-" L ird -p.-nt a
pleasant day Thurs- laj vi*P«rg t* 'r\ : - ■■
A Brown's s?r:>.
Artie Rrow-. t eiebn ! nivb birth
djv Thursday by Z i - ff par'.' w'::« -■
was attended by f.ft-.n of r 1 r 1 ;tle
. frl nd*. Who spent a jolly evening to
gether.
notJIIVM MM IE IV.
HOQCTAM Aug 2S ->fr* E. K Wyid.
of San Franc i*co. is visl-irsg he- son. Fred
J. Wood, of the ftrtt of E. K Wt«>d £ Co.
* • - ' ' tam> y spWioir4E ttid
*' kAt Wft. ;v
Mrs O M. Moore, the Mises Blethen
a;-..'l Miss Hamtti' ■-1 .>f Sse..;tie. are -;«erd
lnjr a c 'i pie -,f v. .V., t% ;;. .1 W iren.
J F !«ouie ard fan-. M -s Edith i»o*<t
ar d Miss Fan) .. Sou;.- -tr o -'upj ip.g a
at CohasiscH during the warm
w ather.
George Damon and Miss Emma Damon,
of Oyhut. are* visiting in town.
1 he famiiv of H. Emerson re
turned to their Cai.r rtiia borne Mond >.y,
w the children ar atterding hool.
Mis. TV. L. Adams and little ones are
ht amp on the nojth b»'ach.
Attorney s. M H-.;th a* ! family are
st 'pir.g at th ir at Copalis.
Mrs. Harford, daughter of I»r. Frarv,
wo has been vis ti-.g h- re during the
s. mmer months, left Wed nesday to vi*it
friends in Caiifornia.
Mrs. Condron. of Colorado, is visiting
with h* r sister, Mrs. George W. France.
Earl Pettjt and G*orge G. M Millsn are
hi.MRg an outing in the Olj triples and are
new near Hoodsport.
A dancing party was given recently in
honor of the M;s«es Blethen and Mi.-.*
Hnnsnv of 8"«;tle.
Miss Mattle Alnsley, of Portland, h&s
b-.ea spending the past two weeks with
Mr*. Dr. O. G. Chase.
Frank Whitney, of Rossland, is visiting
friends in th*> county.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rune* spent a few
davs at North Cove this week.
Miss S. E. Burke, a niece of Prof. Tait,
of Tacoma. Is visiting at the home of Dr.
Dutcher.
Mrs. William Cochran Is visiting friends
In town.
Attorney Bridges and wife are in camp
at Granville.
R. E. Daw ly and Thomas C. Souls went
as far as Q teets river wi.h th ir bicych s
last week and brought down a few fine
photographs of the rocky scenery along
the beach.
Prof Frank Haynes Lamb, of Cali
fornia, is visiting G. H. Emerson.
COl I'EV 11.1.E SOCIETY.
COCPEVILT.E. Aug 2<J,--Mrs. J. J.
Jetine was in S it tie this week.
Mrs. George Thorson. of Utsalady. has
been spending a f< w w eks with her
mother. Mrs. Thomaa Cranncy. She re
turned Tuesday.
Miss Mattle Power, of Ellensburg. is vis
iting relatives on the island.
Hon. Walter Crock* :t was in Seattle this
week.
Mrs. Dr. J. S. Martin and children of
S<-«ttle. ure visiting Dr. C. E. Martin, of
this place.
Mrs. J. E. Evans returned from Seattle
Friday.
Mrs. W. L. White gave a tea last Friday
to a few of her friends.
POIIT Wi.KMIS sim IETY.
PORT ANGELES. Aug. 2S. Invitations
have been received announcing the mir
riage of Mr. Benton Embree and Miss
Florence Pearl Gale, at Ashvllle, N. C.
Both are well known here Miss G.ile grew
up here from childhood ami went south
two years ago to finish her education. Mr.
Embree is a prominent young attorney t>f
this city. The marriage w ill occur S« p
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TVe Indie* of the Equal Suffrnc» L#tpu#
*r*ve an "OM Ballad Recital" at the op- ra
bowse Hon ?ay evening. It was a decided
.iri*tlr and financial s«cws».
Cap*, and Mrs. Tttonns H. B-adley sr.!
tt <ir son S; iney returned Wednesday
'* a flortn.gftt'a ci.'.ng at Lake Ores-
Cent.
Maurice McMidten and family, of Seat
tle sr? at L<ake Crescent.
•Mr*. Noi'ain .aid her daughter pa« - ,!
tfcr«u«h the city on their way up Sou d.
Thcv ha\e been jper.dh* the past mo.at
at I heir cottage ort Lak« Cr<scMM.
>Tt\\WKID »0(li:n M)TK«.
ST A N WOOD, Aug. -A srral' 'owd f
leoal people took in the grand hail at the
park rwvllHMt Saturday evening.
A <*rowd of t *n fotk-i had a picnic an
Rocky point.
t .u. * an Olinda has returned from a
Visit to his parent a on Yaahon 1 aland.
I>. O. Pear- n. a prominent merchant,
wtw» has N-en prospecting in Caribo dis
trict. returned Wednesday.
The M K Church cave an See cream so
cial on Wednesday evening.
I I>. M«-Ka.-heran has returned from a
trip to British Columbia.
F M D- 'jean, a Seattle letrger, waa a
visitor Friday.
Edward M. K> »n and wife have returned
fr< in It" --' i. ,i R. C.
Mr*--. Ros*. t'harl< s Rtv«<' mother, a for
mer re* 1> nt. ha* woe to lie housekeeper
for H. J?. Brokan.
O. C Baclop has returned from the
mines.
PORT TOW \*KM> SOCIETT.
PORT TOWNSEND, Aug. -Senator
am! Mr?. Wilson s(>ent a few days of
week in the < it.v. the senator to settle that
alt-important question of the post office.
While here they were the guests of Col.
an ': Mr- <>n Monday night the
cittxens of Port Townsend save an in
foimal reception to the senator and lady,
wiiieh waa well attended considering the
short notic-e glren. The reception wa*
held in the Key City eiuh rwoms.
Mrs. C. R Shearer ami children left on
the Waila Walla for California.
M.-s le>u Raker and Miss Bessie Marsh
have gone to San Fraiv iseo for a short
visit.
BirooA s«miktv \otk».
niTOPA. Aug. SS. Dr. Meade left today
for Seattle to t ike the boat f >r Skaguay.
AH wish him success.
Mr. • »eor* > Will .-ml, of Seattle, is visiting
hi - »i<tt r. Mrs. A. N". Rigg*.
Mi— Cor i Garland leaves for Walla
Walla next Monday, where she will spend
the wint r with her sister. Mrs. O. 11.
Chamberlin, and attend school.
Mr* W. F. Patterson, of Cosmopoll*, is
visiting h> r sl«t» r. Mrs. M M. Wright.
V SK Mary Cow n. if Taeoma, is spend
ing a few d.iji with Mrs. A. N. Riggs.
IKLtM) SOCIETY.
YASHOX ISLAND, Aug.. 28,-Miss Ida
Hawlf v - art d Wedrti -day morning for
Ashland. Ore., where she will teach the
coming winter. .
A large numb- r of snudmts are expected
to enter the fall term at Vaahon College.
Wedding at Kelaon.
NEI.SON, B. 0.. Aug 3S.- Miss M iry
E Morgan, of flpringd.ito, Wash., was
married in this eity yesterday afternoon
to Waiter E. Dawson, of this city, the
Rev. Oeorg. H. Morden officiating. Mr.
and Mrs. Dawson will n»;*ke their homo
In Nelson.
Florance Marvin predicted Klondike
striKe. First. .
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