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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-25
Thinks He Has a Lump of Gold.

COLUMBUS, Ind, June "a hired man
named Watson Cohee, working on the
farm of John A. Wright, about mile west
of Burnsville, Monday found a lump of
metal on the surface of the ground weigh
ing about two pounds that resembled gold.
The owner of the land claimed and was
awarded a half interest in the find. Cohee
then sold his interest to James Harmon
another hand on the place, for s2o5, and it
has been determined to send the chunk to
c incinnati to have its character deter
mined
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-25
Saws Bardsley Is a Liar and Thief.

PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-Bank Exam
iner Drew very emphatically and indig-
nantly denies the charges made against
him by Mr.. Bardsley Tuesday to the eff
feet THAI he had received money considera-
tiGns from John c. Lucas and Gideon w.
Marsh for screening the real condition of
the Keystone National bank. He says he
received nothing and there never was any
thing which interfered with him in the
discharge of his duties. He says the thrust
is made at him because he called Bardsley
q liar and q thief
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-25
Sullivan VIII Fight slavin.

NEW YORK, June 25.-A dispatch to
The Police Gazette from San Francisco
says: John L. Sullivan says that he will
fight Frank P Slavin for $4,000 a side,
and a purse CT s25, 900. either in the Olym-
pic club of Few Orleans, or the Granite
clnb, of Hoboken. the fght'to be decided
any time between September and Febru-
airy, and Richard K. Fox, Al Cridge or
Dick Roche can hold the stakes.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-25
Been Using Bad postage stamn..

MASON CITY, Ia, June 25-G. A.
Fempke, wealthy merchant of Nora
Springs, has been arrested by United
States marshal for using defaced postage
stamps for mailing letters, He has ap-
parently been at the business for months,
as the department at Washington has
a huge bundle of posted envelopes mailed
by him. 4N
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home happy
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FUTURE SOCIAL EVENTS.

On Wednesday evening a number Of young
folks will give a social at Washington hall.
The Ladies' Relief society will give ball dur
ing Thanksgiving week at Ranke's new hall.
The Minnesota Club will meet at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Harrison, 6ls
Columbia street
The Unitarian church will begin a series of
socials every other week, the first being given
on November Is
On Friday evening the Firemen's Relief Asso-
citation will give ball at the Armory for the
benefit of the relief fund.
On Saturday evening, November q. the Philo-
mathean Society will celebrate its anniversary
by giving fine programme at the chapel.
The Nebraska Association will meet in the
G.. A. z. hall, in the Hinckley block, tomorrow
evening. musical programme will be rem
dered.
A ballad concert viii be given on November
II under the direction of Professor E D. Ran.
dali for the benefit of the organ fund of Ply
mouth Congregational church.
Mrs. W. II. 81. Green has issued invitations
for a reception to be given on November u In
honor of the return of her brother-in-law, Mr.
Thomas Green, and his Southern bride.
On November II banquet will be given at
the Rainier hotel by members of the alumni of
the University of Wisconsin. II is thought that
there are about sixty in the state and that about
twenty-five will be present at the banquet in
this city
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W EDDINGS.
Mulleu-TacobsOn.

Daring the noon hour. at the residence OF MI
A. O. Miller, No ISIS West street, sesitle, M.
P q. Mullen, OF Saoquslmie, who for the iSss
four years has bsen foreman Of the bridge Sni
buii1ing department. OF the Seattle, Lake snore q
Eastern Railroad Company, vas united n mar
risgs with Mss Anna Mary jacobson, OF Wood
invills, IN the presence Of 8 number OF relatives
and t-ienda Ar. Walter T. Manney served Is
best man, and Mss Emma Johnson as brides.
maid. After the ceremony hsd been concluded
by Rev. John 2. Damon the psrty sat Gown 10
most toothsome wedding dinner, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Mullen took north bound steamer
Tor brief trip foreign. Among the witnesses
were: A-. and Mrs. Gust Jacobson, parents OF
the BRIDE; VI. and Mrs. John Anderson. Ms.
Louis Larsen, Mrs. A O. Miller, NJ. Aaron An
derson, Mrs. Louis Anderson, the Misses Clara
sad Sarah Jacobson, and Others Alter NoTen-
Der 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Mullen viii take up their
sbode n Seattle and be found by ther friends at
Isis Vest street
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e Palmer was the pianist, Dr.. 4 White Fred
rex pIsyed chArnlngly on TIE violin. Mr..
Emii De Se1f Played On the Either with eI-
euisite feeling, Hr. Richard Nsvins, s., gave
several fats solos, bat astonished all By the ease
with which be could play On any instrument In
tie house; Mr.. 2 N Palmer sang sersnades 70
his own guitar accom- penimsnt, NJ. d
z. P0ms-oy and NJ. H =. MeserTe
sang songs OF the sunny South and picked tne
banjo, DR.. Sweeney and Ar. Alfred Cowles. OF
Chicago, sang several romantic solos, and the
programme w&s wound up By some chorus sing
ing that made the walls echo and re-echo VIII
melody. The affair vss exceedingly pleasant
and viii long be remembered Thoss present
o. the occasion were: Mr.. G. y. Austin. Nj.
P IL E1rc, Mr.. Howard JOslyn, NJ. George :.
Fay, NJ. George Folsom, NJ. A P. Hill, W. J.
Lorirg Wilmington, 4r. Il. 4 Wilson, Nj Z.
T. Meserve, Mr. W o. Game, Mr.. George Akin
son, Mr.. Alfre1 Covles, Dr.. Sweeney, Dr.. 2. s
Palmer, Dr. " White Friedrich, Mr.. Richard
Eevins, !r., Ar. Emil De Seuf and NJ. e. 3.
PoZerOy.
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Tacoma and Seattle Chautauquans.

Tacoma and Seattle ChautaGquans and the
alumni of Puget Sound Assembly celebrated
Bryant day Tuesday afternoon and evening az
the First Congregational church. At least sew
erty-fve were present at the collation. served BY
the local circles. Professor r. L Bingham in
troduced Mr.. J. W. Fairbauk, of Seattle, presi-
dent OF the Puget Sound Alumni, also president
of the national class OF lsSi Mr.. Fairbauk
stated that of the forty-three graduates on the
Sound seventeen were present Tie officers
and the executive committee OF the alumni con-
sists of the following: President, J. W. Fair
bank: vice president, Mr. W. II. Reeves; secre-
tary and treasurer, Mrs. NJ. Elizabeth Lord, and
Miss NJ E. Hale, the Rev. D. J. Pierce, D. D., of
the executive committee. TOasts were responded
TO by Mt. II. L Clifford for the Longfellow cir
Gle, Mr.. C. A Brodeur for the Manzanita circle,
and Mr.. F. D. Nash for the Vincent circle. The
programme follows:
Prayer. The Rev. B. 6. MacLafferty
Singing by the choir. Observation-Disclosures.
Address Of welcome. Mr.. Frank d. Nash
Response and remarks on the Puget sound
Music-Piano solo. .........M Mrs. NJ. E. Gates
Address-"The ChautauQua and the Church"
Paper on the poet Bryant..Mr c. p Bennett
Vocal music. 80. 80. Professor Munson and wife
Address-"The c. l. 5. G. and Its Aims
.........-.....--.........In ne Kew. ID. }. Pierce
Among those present from Seattle were the
following: Mr.. J. W. Fairbank, Professor and
Mrs. Munson, the Rev. Samuel Green, the Rev.
d. J. Pierce, Mrs. Guy, Mrs. Fishbaek, Mrs.
Fifeld, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Abrams, Mrs. Bow.
Among the Taeomans present were: The Rev.
C. o. Brown. the Rev. and Mrs. W. Merritt, Miss
Daisy Lemon, Mr.. Avery, Mr.. c. P. Bennett, the
Rev. A. P. Powelson, Mr. Frank D. Nash, Mr..
Jonathan Smith, Mr.. c. A. Brodeur, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. L Clifford, Mr.. E H. Miller, Miss Flor
ence Miller, Mr.. w. Fl. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
De Voin, Miss Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Savary. Mrs. Corey, Miss ST. E. Male, Mrs. Long
more, Professor and Mrs. r 5. Bingham, Miss
Lizzie Bingham.
The Alumni proposes to hold reunions during
the winter at Seattle, Olympia and Victoria, B.
c. Tuesdays meeting was in charge of Pro-
fessor Bingham. Mr.. J. o. Howell, Mr.. c. A
Brodeur, Miss Hale and Miss Bosworth.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mr.. Daniel Jones has gone to New York.
DR.. +. W. Harrell, OF Gilman, is in the CITY,.
Mr.. J. ". elise left on Tuesday for New York
city.
Mr.. Thomas Brown, OF Providence, Is In the
city.
Mr.. A. P. Butler, of San Francisco. IS in the
city.
Miss StIna Korn has left on Q trip to Cali.
fornia.
Miss Strive has returned from Fort Van.
couver.
Mr.. William Goodwin has returned from his
Eastern trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Collins left on Monday
for New YORK.
DR.. Wv. Young left Friday night for Olympia
for a day or two.
Mrs. John NJ. Platt, of Anacortes, was In the
city on Tuesday.
Mrs. Carrie V. Denny is quite Ill at her home
in North Seattle
Miss Josephine De Wolfe is in the city to spend
Sunday at home.
Mr. Frank Paul has recovered from his recent
attack of Ia grippe.
The Hon. J. A. Kuhn, Of Port Townsend was
in the city last week.
Mrs. +. c. Crawford has gone to ChehslIs To
visit a sick daughter.
Mrs. Ersstus Brainerd was in Olympia the lat.
ter days Of last week.
Mrs. J. NJ. Taylor Is entertaining Mrs
Evans, of Milton, Or.
Mrs. Richard Nevins fs expected home from
her trip East on Tuesday.
The Hon. A. WATSON was In the city during
the earlier part OF the week.
Mr.. W. F. Rupert has returned to Port Town.
send to reside permanently.
Mr. Lee Fairchild, who has been I'll at provt.
dence, Is slowly recovering.
Mrs. F. 4. Hill and Miss Hazel Hill left nm
Wednesday for Topeka, Kan.
The Rev. Levi Gilbert has about recovered
from his recent indisposition.
Mrs. A. p. Mitten has returned from a pless.,,
trip 10 relatives in Wisconsin.
Mrs. Penhallow. of Honolulu, Is visiting NJ,
A. B. Young, OF Fourth street
Miss c. E. Watson, of Salem, Is visiting NJ.
Fred Proseh at So2 Willow street.
DR.. G. A. Rawson has returned from a pless.n.
trip OF several weeks to California
During the past week Miss Wilson wa. tia
guest OF Mrs. J. Loring Whittingtou.
MS John A. Whalley has returned from a
visit 10 relatives at Montesano. Wash.
M W. Z. Bailey gave dinner to few fr,a,s.
on Tuesday evening at the Rainier club.
Nj Frank A Bell is in San Franc,sco h,,.
Will reiu- some time during this week
M F. ; Potvin and family have taks, w.
tne!r residence 81 No. SOS Columbia street
Miss Charlotte Rice, OF Ottawa, O.. nisc. =,
Henersl A " Riee, has come TO Seattle to i've
MI and Mrs. W. A. Selkirk, formerly of sas,-
tie, have taken up their residence at Pe,aIums
CAL uAla'
III. W. q. Mccarthy has been called IN ~.
home in Minnesota on account OF the deatb =,
his father VI
Mrs. Mary Johnson, who has been yisiti,s -.
sister Ms A. P. Fink, has returned to her 49,
81 Sacramento Aolne
MRS : E Green, Of Santa Cruz, Cal. who Ia.
been visiting her daughter. Mr.. Fsus., ~ S, HAs
herd, At the.r Reuton addition sbidin- -
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Emerson pianos. Pettis & Co.. zoos Prom,
VI Ahar
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Mrs. Miles Children.s Partv

Mrs 4. c. Miles gave very enjoyable birth.
day party Monday evening IN honor OF her
niece, Miss Louise Huutley. The manner in
which the social event was conducted proved 8
joyous surprise % Miss Louise aud her host of
little friends who honored her with their pres.
ence aud greetings OF many beautiful and usa-
ial presents repast, sumptuous enough for
a princess, was served. The tables were beauti-
fully decorated and illuminated with tiny way
candles, thus giving pretty effect TO the little
ialties thar enclrcled IL, who were: Miss L0ufse
huutiey, Miss Fl0Ssle Peabody, Miss Edna
smart, Mss Susie Ball, Mss Iheo Peabody. Ms
Edna Allen. Miss Imogene Csrraher. Mss E,beI
Auet, Mss Aonie Hubert, Miss Gertis S7nsr,
Miss Elsie Hubert, Miss Lulu Hubert. Master
james Huntlsy, Master Mortimer Carrahar.
Master Clarence Elmer and Master John Arr,or
Immediately alter Refreshments the ioy,rs
c.amor of The iitt.e ones resounded throughout
'he house Mrs. Allen presided a. the nisn,
while the little ones INDUCED in dancing. sin-.
ing ana games OF various kinds, much u N,
pleasure Of themselves and tho irnmeyia.a
friends that were present. At o'clock ths
PARTY dispersed, as their escorts were in reasi.
ness 20 accompany them 10 their homes. Many
good wishes were heaDed upon Ny. and NJ.
Niles, ani sigh that another wear might rolI
around aud favor Mss Louise with ffth bsr.h.
DAY as Pleasant as her fourth AZ Uncle Niles.
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A Nineteenth Anniversary.

Ga Tuesday evening Colonel and Mrs. Oliver
T. Briggs, at their home, 1,0I0 Lake street. enter
tanned number OF friends in honor of their
euest, Colonel 7. A. Frambes, OF Albion, Mich
IL was the nineteenth anniversary of the mar
rage Of Mr. and Mrs. Briggs, and shortly after
the guests had assembled and we're quietly con-
veFsing, conversation was hushed. The en-.
chanting wedding march was played by Mrs.
". II. White; Rev. /. W. Read preceding.
Colonel and Mrs Briggs, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. b. W. Petit, marched in and presented
themselves 70 the reverend gentleman,
who performed the ceremony. The bride
looked as charming as abe did when
nearly score of years ago she was
joined In wedloek TO her hege lord. After
the ceremony fluctuations were extended,
not forgetting to salute both bride and groom
with kiss. A wedding supper was then en-
1oyed aud each guest received Ice of brides
cake % dream on. Until the morning hours
joy was unconfned. Mrs Braymer gave a
number of her choice and interesting readings.
Mrs. q. A. C. Rochester kindly contributed a
vocal solo, and sail went merry as the marriage
bell" Among those present were: Rev. and
Mrs. 5. AlonzO Bright, Rev. and Mrs Isaac ".
Read, Colonel /. A. Frambes, Albion, Mich:
MI and MIS- G. A. c. Rochester, DR.. and Mrs
Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Davidson, Mr.
and Mrs. J. c. Keith, Mr. and Mrs A T. Bray-
mer, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5. Riolett, Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. kesigue, Mr.. and Mrs, A. d. scraggv, Nj. and
Mrs. b. W. Petit, Mr.. and Mrs T. w. Jones, Mr..
aud Mrs- 2. W. Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. d c.
brawley, Mr.. and Mrs. W. K. Brawley, Mrs. W
ii. White, Mrs. : H. ID. Vaughan. Mrs =. w
Dewsnap, Mrs. L NJ. Wood, Miss Anna Phillips.
Miss Grace J. keone, NJ George : Duffield. Mr.
Clarence Phillips, and Mr.. William Walsh.
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Married HaIfaCenturv,

Mr. and Ms z. n. Hoskinson. Of Eagle HA--
Dor. celebrated the iftieth anniversary of their
wedding Monday eTening last A very merry
company met with them, and after offering con-
CALCULATIONS and partaking OF delicious refresh
Inents made the worthy couple several costly
presents, a gold lined silver cup sad saucer,
gold-hesded cane and gold pen being among the
gifts. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. F. II.
Hoskinson, NJ. and Mrs. s. T Hoskinson, NJ
and Mrs William Hoskinson, M. and Mrs. F.
L Grow, M and Mrs. William scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Reynolds, Captain and Mrs. c. II. Will
iaras, Rev. and Mrs. J. 3. Clark, Miss May Finch,
Miss Scott, Miss Lulu Reynolds, Miss Marion
B1cklin, Mrs. J. g. Wood, Mr.. Marsh, Mr.. Matt
land, NJ. Counder, NJ. Grow and Mr.. Burrel
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Mr.. C. W. Seymour Eas In Seattle On Tr...
Mr. E. 8. Alexander has returned f.o, -.
Bend. sa
Mr.. C. A. FERRIS, of Olympia, wa 10.
Tuesday.
Nj. c. B. NibIOck was oct OF town sos s.,,,,
days this week
Miss E1ager left last Sunday for the g...
pectlng 20 spend the winter there.
on Wednesday evening the erst az. e..
concert OF the season VIII Be given. as
Miss Harrington, who has been y.s,.:.. .
this city, has lett for San Francisco.
Mr. Hugh Glenn, Utica. y. Y. ns,-.-.
who IS interested II real estate OF 10 -
arrived Thursday.
This afternoon Miss Forbes eutsrtaip.s
OF her friends az her home on south s.-as.
Mss Paddock. Miss Ellie Paddock ana Va
Florrie Paddock were 20 spend TO-DAY a. So
Mr.. and Mrs. samuel Disstoa aud Nj. -
ton, OF Philadelphia, we're il the city thi. -
Miss Blanchard, after she aufshe. Ia, -
with Mrs. George Blanchard, viii visit ~ ~
Paddock.
There has been rumor that s1othar 49,.
ball will be given II given, me tan xiI -.
place az the Tacoma hotel.
Mrs. George Browne las issued fnvitatso-..
3 rsce ption on the four Wednesdays IA -
Der, the FIRST one having teen gwen ts,. -.
Wednesday. Quite number OF Mr.. Rr,w,.'.
friends were present. and The reception urn,.s
q most delightful affair
Thursday evening AZ the residences az NJ
D. Campbell. on North Tacona avsuua ~.
Prescott, Of Portland, gave Al informal sy..i..
party 10 her young friends in the civ ~.
Munson, NJ. higgins. Mr Garretson. M =.
shaw, Miss Jennie KeTshaw aud Miss ~,
Kershsw were among those present
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The Spare srInuts CInh

nope
Mrs. Henry Hutton.
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Birthday PARTY for Miss Pease.

On Friday evening birthday party was given
at No. Go Third street in honor Of Miss Ala
Pease. Tie affair Was very pleasant and every
one had good time. The evening was spent IN
dancing, and refreshments were served about
uidsaght The following guests were present:
Mrs Cora Thorndyke, Miss Maud Pesse, Miss
Jennie Lynch, Miss Ada Mahon. Mss Bessie
Fsrnandls Miss Minnie Farnandis. Miss Nettie
Ieager, Miss Mamie Myers, Miss Mabel Lynch.
Miss Mamie Russell. Miss Clara Bailey, Miss
Ella Pe2sc, Mr.. Morten Atkinson, Mr.. Leyen
Powell, Mr. Percy Callahan, Mr.. Albert Town,
MI Bonnie Wheeiock, Mr. Harry Booth, Mr..
Henry Leland, Mr.. Arthur Sutherland. NJ. San
ford Marshall, M Everett Goodsall. Mr.. Alonzo
Leland, NJ. Albert Bsdell, and Mr.. John Grit.
fta
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turing the past six weeks. returns TO her home

during the past six weeks, returns 70 her home
tomorrow.
Mrs. c. H. Dillon gave an informal luncheon
on Thursday in honor OF MS L E Coa'e' OF
Pessluna, Cal
Miss Josie Brown, of Salem. Or. is in the city,
a guest of Mrs Mary P. Logan. sol Wall street.
East PARK addition
Mrs. Fred Baker, Miss Baker and Mr.. Baker,
OF Penfield. Penn, have made Seattle their per-
rnaOsaE place of residence.
Mr. G. J. McCabe left on Thursday Ter -
Paul 10 spend his vacation among friends. rs
viii probably visit Chicago before returning.
Dr.. z. A Churchill. during last week. enter
tanned his cousin, Rev. Henderson Budd. OF
Chicago. Dr.. Budd was accompanied ey DIS
wife.
Mr. r " Palmer Is of on 8 shooting trip,
which will occupy about two weeks. be hopes
to be able 10 supply his friends with game on LIS
return.
Mrs James H Mclaughlin and daughter have
Just returned from an extended trip through the
East staying two months a. the famous Saratoga
Springs.
Miss Gertrude Hams. Miss Ethel Hanna and
Miss Margaret Mckinney went 10 Tacoma
Wednesday TO attend a box party s. the Tacoma
opera-house.
NJ and Mrs J. " Bixby have returned from
their wedding trip and are 81 home TO their
~
November IS.
Miss Brown. who IS travelling with the Cham
berlin party IN Europe, writes 10 friends in tnIs
city that she is well and making good progress
in her studies
The engagement OF Miss Beekie Tafe to MI.
sigmund Harris has been announced. They Will
be at home, No. 21s South Eleventh street, sun
day, November Is.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Kittinger started
yesterday for California, where Mrs. Kittinger
viii spend the winter. Mr. kittinger viii re-
turn in few days.
Mrs. Frank Shaier, of Chicago, arrived yester-
day TO join Mr. shsfer, who has become per-
nanent resident Of the city. Mrs. Shafer Is the
sister Of Mr.. c. 7. Conoyer.
Mr.. 7. D. Curtis, of this city, received letter
yesterday from Mrs. T. T. Minor, now at Berlin,
Germany. Mrs. Minor writes that the children
are doing very well at school,
Mr.. II. C. STEELE, for many years one OF the
officials of the National bank OF Chicago, and
M J. II. TslImadge, also OF Chicago are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. 7. ConoTer.
Mrs. n s. Story. on Monday, November 50,
will give st the Seattle opere-house concert
under the patronage OF number of leading
society ladies. she will be assisted by local
talent
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Dinner to .fr. w. IT. Wilson.

last night a number of rs warm personal
friends rendered Mr. ". II. Wilson an egsysn,
dinner al the Rainier cluo in honor OF b5s d.
pariare Tor Washington City, whore. Al an ear,v
cav 3e WI lead TO the marriage altar Ms.
Catherine Billings. a charming .ocist, -,
q the capital TIE dinner was b,ltn fsir, -.
preston OF the esteem in which NJ. Wilson {.
he'd IN Seattle. Hets young man OF fine onal.
iIes' and many in the city wish him everv ros.
sihle happiness. These present were. Mr. "
y Meek, Mr.. G. NJ. Emory, Mr.. D Kel!eher. Mr.,
W. o. NSue Mr. ". Il. Mcdonald. Mr. A. p.
-; -. ). l. "ai'tngion, Ne. George Burch,
Nj K T. Aloertson. Mr.. James Han,tlt5n ~.
MY '" A. Harrington. Mr. Aorayn Barker. Mr.
H. Is. toneroy. Nr. Jere Wheel wright. Mr.. FRANK
hHfps. NJ. Z. &. Wrestling, Mr. { V. Ogden.
Ny ~ A. Maxwell, Mr.. Richard Nevfps. r.
NJ ~. Z Bailey, Mr.. 2, Felly. NJ. Josiah col.
..4s, T., Mr.. Theodore y. Halter, Mr.. C. II. Town.
stuo, NJ George Doawosth, Mr.. P. b Stewart
Nj II |. Gu,Fina -
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The Alpha Literary Society held its regular
meeting in room 10, Denny school. on Tuesday
afternoon. The following excellent programme
was rendered:
song. The Society
Recltatiou-"The Kentucky Belle" ......
-................,.......Ni Miss Winona Godfrey
Composition-"The Alhambra' ...........
.-..........:.. .......-. Miss Mamie Spencer
Rec tation-''The District School" ~
Observation-Disclosures. .... Miss Gertrude Paige
Compus tion--"Char.es the First
Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. Clark Manning
RecitAtion-"The Boy and the Bees
......-...-.....,...:. Nj Frank Mallory
Com OsitiUa-"Polsr Bears. ............
....-............... mfr. Herman Schoder
Music-"SOng OF the Skylark Miss Mary Stetson
Northumberland labltha" &c. Miss Grace Pike
Compo it!on-'W aShingJCn". .Mr Herman Ames
Recitation-"Custer's Last Charge. .......
Observation-Disclosures. NJ. Clifton Culver
Remarks. Professor o. ;. Jones
Observation-Disclosures. .-.........The Society
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sundav-sehool CI.s. PARTY

mos. plesssn. Halloween party was given
last Saturday evening az the residence of Mr..
l. B. Youngs, No. 335 Warren street, in honor
Of Mrs. Chambers sunday-school class of the
Second Methodist Protestant church OF North
Seattle. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
l. & Youngs, Rev. and Mrs. o. V. W. Chandler,
Mr.. E o. Arnold, Mr.. Fred Levy, Mr.. Eugene
Youngs, Mr.. 2 l. Lusby, of Tacoma: John
White, Dr.. Preston, Mr.. c. +. Youngs, Miss NJ
Chandler, Miss Maud Youngs, Miss Minnie
Pelton, Miss Annie Pelton, Miss Della Blakely,
Miss Mary E. shoudy, Mrs. Hattie Shoudy, Miss
Maud Mcclellan, Miss Whitaker, Miss Rhoda
Hinckley, Mrs. L c. Vickery, South Bend;
Edna Chandler and Miss Mabel Chandler.