The Seattle Republican. [volume], March 25, 1904, Image 8

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PERSONAL
A fla;.? drill and concert was given
at Ranke hall last Thursday evening
for the benefit of the A. M. E. church.
Miss Myrtle Warmack of Bremerton
spent several days in the city a^ the
guest of Mie. George Ridecut.
A grand reception will he given in
honor of the Young Ladies' Soiree So
cial club in the course of two weeks.
Revival meetings are being held at
the Mt. Zion Baptist church and will
continue foi two weeks more.
Miss Oldwin celebrated her t.ur
teenth birthday last Monday and wa>
the recipient of a number of useful
presents.
The Unique Social club did not
meet last Wednesday evening, which
was due to the fact that so many ol
its members are on the ?ick list.
The Colored Baptist, ministers and
deacon institute which convened at
the Mt. Zion Baptist church on the
18th finished its labors the following
Monday evening.
The concert given at the Mt. Zion
Baptist church last Monday evening
by the Silverleaf Musical club was a
grand success as well as a creditable
entertainment.
The Booker T. Washington Literary
club held their regular meeting last
Wednesday evening. A good program
was rendered to an appreciative audi
ence.
Mrs. B. Oxidine of San Francisco
was the guest of honor if an after
noon tea last Wednesday evening
from 3 to 5 o'clock at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Washington. The
decorations were green and yellow.
Mrs. Washington and Miss Nellie
Cousine were hostesses and were as
sisted by Mrs. Jackson, who presided
at the punch bowl, Miss Johnston at
the chocolate, Miss Selby at the tea
RIGHT NOW
15 THE TIME TO BUY
CRESCENT
LAWN MOWERS
THEY ARE
Easy to Buy
Easy to Run
Easy to Sharpen
Easy to Repair
ioin. Blade $3.00
12 in. Blade 3 25
14 iv. Blade 3.50
16 in. Blade 3.75
18 in. Blade 4.00
Spelger & Hurlbut
Second and Union
table Miss Harvey at the bon-bon.
Their were about forty quests pres
ent.
Mr. John T. Gayton hai charge of
the Federal court building.
Miss Ida Hill is again employed at
the court house.
Mr. E. S. Meyer of Bremerton hur
riedly done the town last Tuesday.
Mrs. W. T. Rudd is at the home of
Mrs. Deßoe, who is still seriously
ill.
Tnat was a pretty nice picture of
Thomas Wood in last Sunday's Post
liitelligencer.
Personal notices telephoned into
the office of The Republican will be
given careful attention. Main 305.
Dr. Samuel Burdett returned from
Walla Walla the first of the week,
whither he went to clandestinely file
on some homestead claims located in
the wilds of Franklin county.
The colored waiters at the Rainier-
Grand have been given a lieve of ab
sence. Their place.s were filled by
white boys. Too much fun was the
cause of the change.
EVEREET NOTES.
There was a social given at the A.
M. E. Church Thursday evening,
March 17th, to raise money to repair
the parsonage.
Mrs. R. W. Richardson gave a re
ception in honor of Mrs. B. Oxen
dine. Wednesday evening, March 16th,
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. R.
T. Jacobs. Aside from the social fea
tures of the reception a literary and
musical program was rendered, which
was as follows: Recitation, Mrs.
Jacobs; piano solo, Rev. Shephard;
duett, Mr. Jacobs and Mr. Wilson.
R*ev. Nichols, Mr. Jefferson and Mr. A.
Dean, all responded to toasts. Among
those present were: Rev. S. G. Wil
son and wife and Miss Wilson, Rev.
W. E. Nichols; Mr. and Mrs. M. B.
THE
SEATTLE REPUBLICAN
office:
1414 SECOND
AVENUE
Phone Main 305
linUf DtAIIVI Easfer Novelties in
NUW KhAUI! Wearing apparel for
Everybody.
Jefferson, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wat
son, Rev. A. J. Shephard, Miss Jessie
Smith, Mrs. B. Bdds, Miss Vivian Al
ton, Mrs. F. Williams, and Mr. A.
Dean.
One of the pioneer colored waiters
of this section of the country takes
exception to the statement in the
"P.-I." last Sunday, to the effect that,
Thomas Wood, head waiter at the
Hotel Washington, was the first col
ored head waiter to run a crew in Se
attle. James Orr holds that honor, if
honor it be, he having had charge of
the Arlington hotel in 1882, with sev
enteen men, which he held until 1884.
On leaving that place he took charge
of the Occidental hotel, vhere now
stands the Hotel Seattle. Prior to
coming to Seattle he was bead waiter
at the Palace hotel in San Fraricisco.
Both Mr. Thomas Johnson and Mr.
Wright preceded Mr. Wood as head
waiters in Seattle, they having had
charge of the Rainier hotel, which was
then located on Fifth avenue between
Marion and Columbia.
The Bijr Cut
Price Sale
of Pianos and Organs at D. S. John
ston Co.'s, 903 Second avenue, is at
tracting buyers from every direction.
The values are genuine and no greater
bargains were ever offeree! here. It
will pay you to take advantage of this
money-saving opportunity if you will
need a Piano or Organ in the next six
months, as you can save from $75 to
$100 on a Piano, and $25l to $40 on an
Organ. All instruments sold on easy
payments and guaranteed to be as rep*
resented. We also sell The Simplex
Piano Player, Columbia talking ma
chines and small musical instruments
D. S. JOHNSTON CO.
903 Second Aye. Burke Bldg.
NOTICE—SHERIFFS SALE OP REAL
Estate. Sheriff's Office.
State of Washington. County of Kins:, »s.
By virtue of an alias execution Issued
out of the Honorable Superior Court of
King County, on the 18th day of February,
1004, by the Clerk thereof. In the cnße of
Ella M. Ward, plaintiff, versus Fred 8.
Twltchetl and Mary Twltchell, hit wife,
defendants. No. 37.102. and to me, at
Sheriff, directed and delivered:
Notice Is hereby given, that I will pro
ceed to sell at public auction to the high
est biilder for cash, within the hours pre
scribed by law for Sheriff's sales, to-wlt:
nt ten o'clock a. m. on the 2nd day of
April, A. D. 1004. before the Court Ilonse
door of sold King County. In the State of
Washington, all of the right, title, and
Interest of the said defendants !n and to
the following described pronerty. situated
In Klne County. State of Washington, to
wlt: The South hnlf (%) of Lot Three
(3). and all of Lots four (4) nnd five (5),
in Rlock nine (0), of Young's Addition to
the City of Seattle, levied on as the prop
erty of defendants to satisfy a judgment,
amounting to Thr»e thousand eight hun
dred fnrtvflve and 37-1 on Dollars, and
costs of suit. In favor of the plaintiff.
Dated this 10th day of Fohrnnrv. 1004.
F.D. CrnirTEE. Sheriff.
By WM. CORCORAN, Deputy.
NOTICE
In t>e Superior Court of Klner County. St»te of
Wsv«Hnpton. In tn>- rratterof tb« npnllfuHon
<f G-ifn Chemicl Company to be dissolved
and disincorporated.
To whom 1t irvy cnnc*"": N^ttce Is hereby
plvpnthat Orlffln Cbem'on] C^mp'nv. acornora
tlon nre nizpd nnd"r thp la"'* "f the State of
Wa'hinsrton and havlnir its office nn<i principal
plaop nf husfnpss 1n the City of "Spnttle Kintr
C^iintv Wnsh'nirton h'spre'entrdtoHon Tipyd
J Ta'lman. one of the J'lritfß of tne gqlrt court,
a tWttion for th« dießolntlon and <Mi>inrnrpora-
M"n of saW corporation accompanied hv a rer
tiflcate of it«i proper nßli'sr* settirsr forth that at
a, me"tlnfi of the s^o^knoldpro ca'l°d forthw pur
pose. It wan rt» olded by "innlm"us vote that all
the stofUholrtpr" to dls«olve and
the *a'<l pornomtlnn". »ri>l the coTt bavlnp fixed
AorM S. 1904. for thp *PBTin.T of >al<l prtitton,
nottrp la therefor"given 'h»t tve "wild nppli'-ation
will rom« ii" fo>*hp"lrln<»Tnirc ii'lntt:' thpordprof
Bat" J"fl"f nn the »th day of Anril 1004. «t 9:RO
o'plirk A-M . n* th° f!f>urt, House 1" t*"> said
City "f Seattle, County of King. State of Wash
nKton.
In witnps« whereof. I have spt. my hand and
seal ttls 4th day of February, 1904.
C A. KOEPFLI,
County Clerk and eT-^fflcl^ C'erV of the Super
ior Court of King County. Washington.
By J. M. Brewo'er,
Deputj
February 4, April 8.