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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-06-01
Grnrral AOpsrtisrmrnts.
"KA MALE"
N THE NcINERNY BUILDING. FORT ST..

Is open now and offers an I'M
excelled Stock of Fancy Goods.
We make a speciality of
Stamping Patterns and
are now ready to take orders
IN that line. A brand new
stock of Silk Embroideries.
Art Linens, Tassels, Fringes,
Draperies and other artistic
goods are offered to the ladies
of Honolulu.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-03-18

March j, 1892.

J. w. Earl, station agent and telegraph
operator at Parker, S. d., departed last
Monday Tor chat place, after visiting here
for a couple Of weeks.
John Black has closed his school at
Nassau. Mimi, and returned home to
superintend farming operations.
Harry Bradley Of Deuel. county is here
on a visit to the family of r. Tuttle.
Harry Spanton and jim Rourk re-
turned Wednesday night from Montana
very Unexpectedly to their friends here.
John Rourk rides in handsome, new
buggy, imported by Larry Meehan of
Nassau.
The Adventist meetings finally came
to close last Sunday night, after an al
most continuous session of two months.
w. d. Aldrich, late of the Brookings
Agricultural College, visited his parents
here last week on his way to Ithca, N.
T., where he goes to take special course
at the Cornell University.
John Conner and sister Annie Of Mas
sau have taken up their residence in the
house formerly occupied by A. Mickey,
and will supenntend Nj. ii. Mason's
farm this season.
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Grant County Agricultural and
Mechanical Association.

At meeting of stockholders and dir
ectors Of the above society yesterday, the
following officers we're UNANIMOUSLY elec-
ted
President-J. G. Wood.
Nice-Presldent--J H. Brannon.
Secretary--D. Staats
Treasurer-G. i. Wood.
The following stockholders were elect
ed directors for the ensuing year: r. y,
Ely, j. A. Mcbride, d. Stats, w. B.
Saunders, j. G.. Wood, w. w. Downie,
II. s. Volkmar, G. L. Wood, G. H. King,
and w. j Baxter.
On motion the following gentlemen
were nominated and elected vice -presi-
dents: Henry Port of Adams township,
AL. Smith, Frank Farnham. S. r. Gold,
j. Kavanaugh, l. B. Record, VIM. Jen-
nings, G. Amsden, VIM. Meyer, Calistus
Pugh, Mel. Cross, John Holstein, VIM.
Lawrence. A. A. Story, A. l.. Pa,rldge.
The association is deeply interested in
making provision for grand fair this
year, and they want the united support
Of the members OF the association and
the people generally in their efforts.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-03-18
ALBEE.
March 13, 1892.

The hard wind OF last week done con-
siderable damage AT this place and sur
rounding county. 1t destroyed wind
mill for VIM. Vogelsang Marquette s
mill is slightly disfgured but still in the
rlng. 1t also bloWei down several Chin
neys in this city. turned over two build
ngs. unroofed a shed in Tenneson g
lumber yard, bloweI a box car from the
side track, and even picked up George
Friday, bodily and set hlm out in the
middle of the street, and he says he has
been lame ever since.
Mr.. Tom Jones OF Bellingham made
US verv pleasant call last Saturday
night. The Albee Knights turned out
in vast numbers and serenaded him at
the depot where he made his hea1qnar-
ters. The string band with VIM. Fritz
as leader played a few tavorlte pieces
aud then the chairman of the meeting
|D. CO. called order. Mr.. Jones then
gave very nice lecture OF temperance,
| followed by several short speeches by
the boys OF this city At the close Of
the speaking refreshments were served,
and then the meeting was adjourned un
til Saturday night, March 10. We were
all sorry TO see Tom go SO soon, for he is
a jolly, good fellow and makes every one
jolly in his presence. The object OF the
meetings IS to help the temperance
cause.
w. Close OF this place is at present
building store at Nassau for NJ. Mason.
Owing to i'll health, Mr.. Emerson
Gary has resigned his poeihon at B.
Otterdahl's and will spend the spring
and summer months at Fergus Falls,
Mlnn.
F. Stremel, our blacksmith, has pur-
chased the running gear Of the trotter
known as "Old Doc,' Of Geo. Friday, and
will give the boys a chase around the
track the coming season.
F. Hoxsey and P. Peterson arrived
home on Thursday last from Appleton
and reported having jolly time; and
from all appearances We guess they did,
for they looked as though they had been
we'll taken care Of
FAREWELL
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TWIN BROOKS.
March 16, 1892.

March 16, 1892.
Rev. Lowering, assisted by Rev. Scott,
has been conducting selies of meetings
with some success. They viii continue
through the week.
Mr.. Nathan Clark OF Michigan is back
in this vicinity
Two young neices Of Mr.. II. II. Green
are expected out this week from Wis
consin. They expect to teach school
this summer.
Twin Brooks young people are arrang-
ing for social dance at Joseph Fore
mans Friday night.
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BIG STONE CITY.

| March II, 1897.
Mr.. G.. Betcher returned to Red Wing
last Saturday.
The Korty family is moving into their
newly purchased dwelling on the hill in
l"Germany.'
Mrs. F. Pfiueger has been dangerous
ly i'll the past week, but is now slowly on
the way to recovery.
Did you notice the illumined face of
Mr. H. Sahr? Mrs. s. returned from
her visit to Pennsylvania this afternoon.
Miss Emma Fisher is in town with
her sister. Mrs. G. Dawson. She is now
nearly well, having suffered with lung
fever several weeks.
The little boy born to Mr. and Mrs.
Pffueger last Friday was taken with
cramps and died Monday afternoon.
The purchaser OF the Knebel dwelling
was II. Camus, instead of Cannes; a mis-
print.
IF. Miller who sold his farm 10 A.
Zummach, had an auction sale last Tues
day and realized good prices for all his
goods. He is about to move to Faribault,
Mnn.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Movius were on
the way to Big Stone City last Saturday
to surprise their relatives, but Emil has
grown SO heavy the he caused the train
to reach Fairmount too late to make
connections, SO they went to Fargo in
stead OF Big Stone.
A family named Albrecht arrived here
chased the farm near The lake known as
tie Becker place.
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N Otlce

All persons knowing themselves in
debtedto the undersigned, will kindly
obliae 10y settling their accounts iu iul
on in part at once.
/ have a new stock of goods on the
road and expect 10 be ready for business
again in a few days.
j, A. RICkERT.
Corona S. u
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ANTELOPE VALLEY.
March Ii, 1892


The hard wind Of last Wednesday did
but little damage IN these parts.
We understand that the pump house
at WatertoWn is total wreck, caused by
the high wind Of last week.
N. w. Emery sold his span of four
year-old colts last week 10 a Mr.. Nickel
ser Of Wilmot for the sum OF 1918.
Mr.. P. Tommy Of South Shore, had
the misfortune to freeze his feet while
coming from Walertown Friday night.
L. Bolce sold span OF two year-old
colts last week 10 Fred Heuer for the
sum of 5000.
John Tuttle returned 10 jackson,
Minn., last week.
Geo. Mannel s On the sick list.
kNAo.
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MILBANK, S. d., FRIDAY, MARCH Is, 1892. Co
City Council.

MILBANK, S. d., March Z, 1899.
The regular monthly meeting of the
City Council of Milbank was not held
for lack Of quorum to transact busi-
ness. @z.~.. w~ JOHN w. BELL,
City Clerk
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For the Republican State Convention
to be held at Chamberlain, March %,
excursion tickets will be sold March %,
and %, at fare one way for the round
trip, good 70 return until March 24.
/. +. 4. KINNEY, Agent,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-03-18

South Shore Standard
In coming over from Nilbapk last Fri
day with his horses, Will Johnston lost
five Of them, they getting away from
him. lie went after them the next day
and brought four Of them home. Al
Phelps was in search Of the other one.
1t was also found and sold without
bringing il to town.
Mrs. f. s. Healy of Mlbank sojourn-
ed with the family Of l. d. Annis last
Saturday and Sunday. returning to her
home Monday
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-03-18

We will have for sale q carload Of high
bred, heavy brood mares ut Deits' barn
by the 26th inst J, also one Belgian stall
lion seven-eightA grade Percheron- Nor
man.
WISE, CARVER s CH1DEsTER.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-03-18

The Browns Valley Footprints came
out last week with a handsome supple
men,, containing writeup of the Sisse-
ton and Wahpeton reservation and
Browns Valley 1t is we'll illustrated
and is full of matters Of interest to in
tending settlers on the reservation.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-03-18

FHE independents will meet at Omaha.
July 4, TO place in nomina,iap presi-
dental ticket,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-03-18

Sweet oranges, l5c. per doz; fancy
lemons, 25c. per doz.; peanuts, 121ac.
per pound; lbs. dates, 25c. 80 cigars
tor 81. FAIR STORE.
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Advertised Letter List.

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
Milbank postofice, Feb. 18th, 1892.
Blanchard, E. j. Bergqvst, Loes
Hedman, John
In calling for any OF the ABOVE, please
say 'advertised' and give date Of adver-
tisement. II not called Tor in fifteen days
will be sent to dead letter office.
A. j. BLEsER, p. nj.
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Hurry Up.

When the attempt was made TO give
twice as many illustrations in monthly
magazine as was ever before published
the "know it all" people said, 1T won't
last but when the Cosmopolitan went
even beyond that figure and continued to
thrive and grow more popular, the fact
became apparent that not only could it
be done, but that the reading public ap-
preclated it. So.far the success Of this
brilliant magazine has never been equal
ed in the history Of illustrated monthly
literature, and 1t is daily finding it's way
into new homes throughout the country.
The latest master stroke in obtaining the
services of William Dean Howells as
Associate Editor, is the talk OF the liter
ary world.
70 make the magazine still more pop
ular, lis publishers are offering, for
most nothing choice OF tho original
editions of the Memoirs OF Generals
Grant Sheridan, Sherman, Mcclellan
and Lee. If taken III connection with Il
years subscription to the Cosmopolitan
Magazine. If you are not on reading
terms with this popular monthly, write
to the Cosmopolitan Publishing Com
pany, Madison Square. n. T., for 4ree
sample copy; then judge for yourself.
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Leap Year Bali at Port Blake,.v

Old residents Of this thriving mill port ar.
authority for the statement that the most suc.
eessfIl and largest social event ever recorded i,
the history of the town took place on last sstpr.
day evening, January 50, under the management,
OF the gsnter sex, who decided to take adysn.
tage OF the privilege accorded them BY les,
year aud inaugurated the society season with a
grand ball. They made great success. Tha
hall was gaily decorated with bunting and
cvergreeos, and elaborate arrangements was
made for an excellent luncheon. Dainty bon.
quets and beautiful programmes were furnished
each lady, who saw 10 it that they were properv
pinned to the lapel of the coats OF the
oashful young men in their ehsrze
Miss Carrie Swanberg and Miss Eva Marshall
possess the honor Of being the committee on
arrangements and had charge OF the floor N
will be many days before the large assemblags
will cease in their praise OF the able way il
which these leaders of Port Bakeley soeiet,
distinguished themselves in their difficult task
They were ably assisted By Mr.. r. Merchant
the popular prompter, backed by a SUPER
orchestra under the dictatorship of Prolessr
LANCER. Twenty dances, with the usual extrss
were interrupted only by the disposing Of
bounteous luncheon at midnight All regretted
the commencement OF the Home. Swee.
Home" waltz, which was the signal for ALI
disperse for their various homes, filed VIII
earnest wishes for an early reproduction OF tin
successful leap year ball.
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Ellsn Reaa: .eeressry. Geo-Ss Mcfarland;

Ea'sn Reid: secretary. george Mcfarland;
treasurer. psasel :. hsnaSy.
The Union rcsasvss to Sierra praycger1eetin-
committee consisting 81 tae eAslEmen eE the
prayers exiting eosaRsitees ct toe various so
eiesies, social caazaitscs 81 tas eAairrscn at
the socsal committees az the several societies
a7d lookout committee CONSISTING oi Miss
Charlotte Rscc. Mr.. =. A. sesgssa. Mr.. j. J. Put
raw, Nh. c. VI. Richards and Mss Nfn-3e Pick
e.ing- gae cuticS a taese committees 20 be TIA
sane - similar committees n the societies
Mss Kate SlgAara. Miss Grant and Mr.. II. W.
Carr were appolats3 COMMITTEES 20 draw up
and send 80 tire proper authorities resolutions
asking that the worlds fair at chicago be
closed On Sunday. The custody Of the union
banner was ordered TO he committed 70 the so
Getty having the largest psrcsnisye OF attend
anee 81 the local union social. |ndcr this rule
the Society," OF pivnoa;h keeps il Ter the coming
farsc months. Programme:
Vocal saio .-.-.... Professor Crandall
ReeitztIon-s'The Catholic Psalm" .-.----
.--.........-......-.,. Miss Lillian smoke
Pspsr-"The Erdeavor Movement ........
--.---.....- ..--...----.-...--Ars. Alex Myers
The remainder OF the evening was spent in
calling exercise" The members OF four OF
the societies were posted in the four corners of
the room and the other societies called on them
in rotation. the callers moving 20 the left at
the tap d the bell This was new feature IN
the social and was enjoyed by all.
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The Ladies Carry Out a Fine Iea,y..
Affair

The ladies of Latona gave n verv ar,....
leap year dance at Marquis hail FRIDAY avs,tsa
Good music was engaged for the occasion ~
floor committee consisted OF ladies "a :. -
were more attentive 10 their dus.ss ,hsr ~
average feor committees Of gentlemen -
There was great scarcity OF wall lower, -
ladies' being particular about seeing all ~ 80 -
tlemen provided with partners. Ger,,as ~
were not expected TO ask any lady 10 d.-sl
The asking had TO come from the lady w. =
i. Bennett attended at the door. and saw :. :
that the ladies', instead OF the geatiemen -
ior The admission tickets. About n m 49,
ing began and was INDUCED in till rnidnsass
waen ashortinterval was taken when avo-~..snl
ala justice 20 delicious supper Danei,., ~
resumed until late hour. EVERYBODY was van
content with the evenings en- joyrnent
Inc Ladies Aid Society OF the Iatona \,
ehuFch gave popcorn social at the residence,
Ar- aud Mrs. 5. Coons. on Sears stree, Tna.S..
evening, which was largely attended Tba ~
gramme was fine The rer,ainder of ,hn ~, -
ing was spent IN social eaat, playing galnes
eating popcorn and various other amusement.
Inc following were among those present. NJ
and Mrs. : P. Willis. Mr. and Mrs. 1 com. NJ
ana Mrs. J. Z. Edwards. Mr. and Mrs y,
Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs y NJ Freeman. NJ
hiageway, Mrs. Cheney, Mrs Scott, Mrs. Feklas
Mrs. Copesack, Mrs. Ames. Mrs. Alyord. Mrs.
Cowan. Hrs. Bennett, Mrs Miller, Mrs. Ama-v
Mrs. Knapp, Miss Wilbur, Miss Avery. Mis-.
Cheney, Miss Bell, Miss Cowan, Miss Wilson
Miss Edwards. Miss Ridgeway, Mr.. Robbins. M
Hico4s, Mr.. B!akely, Mr.. Bcacham and Mr. Fan
ming and quite a number OF little folks
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friends il New York and Boston, where she
will also continue her art studies
Mrs X. C. Crawford has returned from trip
TO Tumwater
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thurman are domicile3
at the Northern hotel.
Mrs J. w. Hams and Miss Ethel Hanna spent
Wednesday in Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Rsnke are now on the
ocean bound for Germany.
Miss Hamilton is in Portland, where she will
spend some time with friends
Mrs George B. Kittinger has returned after
stay OF several months in California.
Mr.. c. II. Ogden went to San Francisco Fri
day. He win be absent about one month.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. c. Gilman entertained the
Japdagola Whist Club on Thursday evening
Dr. and Mrs. George III. Horton have taken
rooms at Mrs. Cars, No. zoos Seventh street
Mrs William Jones, of Walla Walla, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Doheny at the Vendome
Mr.. Fred Bausman entertained box party on
Wednesday evening at the Seattle operation
Mrs W. NJ. Hilton and Mr. and Mrs O. C.
Coiner lett by steamer for san Francisco on Fri
day.
Miss A. A. Craigin and Miss Knowles leave
tonight by the Northern Pacific road for ew
York.
Mrs Levi Gilbert was called to winona, Mimi,
Friday night, on account OF the Illness OF her
father.
Miss Emma Parkinson, of Carson City, New,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. q. N. Stewart OF
Fifth and Bell streets.
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attendance was very large, every part being iuii'
and standing room only was an early feature
OF the evening The principal points OF the Gu
tertanment were the dne singing OF MIS- y. n.
c. Rochester, in Loves Own Ola song vac
recitation by Miss smoke "The Catholic Psalm.
and OF s.Maryuerite of France By Miss Martin.
In this seleetioa Miss Martin displayed Keen
conception OF the authors thought and power
for the good rendering of emotional situations
Miss Bessie Ingils sang "Bsby's Chasing butser-
flies Mr.. Boyd recited "The seminoies Dc
iaace:" Miss Reed sang 1.-The FIRE IN Ine
Crate" Hymn singing and refreshments Term
mated very pleasant evening, ana mrs. ha.es
and her co-;yorkers deserve much praise for the
able manner in which they provided Tor the
comfort of the 20 present
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BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.
MT. and Mrs. Brinkman Give an Enjoy
able Whist Party.

On Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. A. Brinknan
gave most enjoyable whist party at their resi-
deuee on Ballard avenue. The first prize was
awarded to Mrs. Frank Frazier, while M j. f.
Wheatman succeeded in capturing the BOBBY
prize. A dainty luncheon was served. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Fineran, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, Mr. and Mrs ".
H. Vernon, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Wheatman, Mr.
aud Mrs. ". NJ. Dawson, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Brink
man.
On Friday evening pleasant social was held
in Mannys hail under the auspices of the
Grand Army of tne Republic and the womans
Relief Corps. fine literary and musical pro-
gramme was rendered, the most prominent part
OF which was an able aud eloquent address by
the Rev. S. Alonzo Bright. of Seattle. The little
ones distinguished themselves on this occa-
sion, and received much applause and con-
graduation upon the rendition Of their respec-
tive parts. The programme is as follows
"Colurabia, Gem OF the Ocean"
Address by the Rev. 5. AlonZo Bright
Song-"Battle Cry of Freedom ........... Choir
Reeitation-''fhe Boy Stood on the Burning
Deck ....-.. Harley sprague
Song-sThe Little Beggar" .............
-.-...............-..P Pearl and Mabel Conway
Song-"Msrching Through Georgia. Choir
Dialogue-''Miss Columbia and Nineteenth
century
Ernest Schultz and Mabel Conway
Reading ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miss liza Moore
recitation Johnnie hight
RECITATION --...-.--.-......--. - Laura hight
defamation. .......--....-----EF Eva chamberlain
Recltatlon. Willie Pine
Reading-''The Boys Mr.. Spencer Hawley
Recitation. Katie Chamberlain
Meditation. bessie conway
The Rev. L. L. Wood delivered most able
and eloquent address Friday evening at the
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The ladies' MusIcaI club.

The twenty fifth concert of the ladies' Musi-
cal Club, given on Friday evening, was very
well attended; the programme was, as usual,
excellent and the large number of associate
members gave anmistakable evidence OF hearty
appreciation. Following is the programme:
Msreh-From "Ruins OF Athens" OPP. 1lS...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ......... Beethoven
Mrs. Churchill aud Miss Chamberlin.
"Creole Love Song ........-................Ba Bach
Mr.. T.. d. Crandall.
Fantasia, No. s, op rs A. Hummer
Professor Baehman.
.The Mariners .................R andegger
Mas Compton, Professor Crandall, Mr.. Grout.
Concerto, G. minor, op. 25 ....--.. Meudelssohu
Adnnte and Allegro, vyace
Miss Calhoun, second piano. Miss Hanna.
"hy Queen" -..-.-....... .......... Blumenthal
Mrs q. A. e Rochester.
Novelette,, No 8, OPP l03 ..... Heinrich Holman
Mrs. Churchill, Miss Hanna, Miss sheaie and
Miss Calhoun.
Those present were: Mrs. A. Il. Stewart, Mrs
G. 4. G. Rochester. Mrs. King, Mrs uawley,
Mrs. Fonda, Mrs. Mccord, Mrs Hanna, Mrs.
Churchill, Mrs. James Teddy, Mrs. Jerome Cat
lin, Mrs. Rumsey, Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. willard,
fIrs. Means. Mrs siedman, Mrs. Mitten, Mrs.
Eiilot ". Brown, Mrs. Niesz, Mrs Turner, Mrs.
Clark, Mrs. Parke. Mrs Lyon, Mrs. Emmons,
Mrs McMicken, Mrs. Holmes. Mrs. Eagleson,
Mrs. Hatfield, Mrs. Meacham, Mrs. elise, Miss
Sheafe, Miss Stewart Miss Hunt, Miss Spencer,
Miss Buck, Miss Brown, Miss Hanna, Miss Cal
houn, Miss Rumsey. Miss Beach. Miss Auna
Beach. Miss Bessie Beach, Miss Conan, Miss
Compton, Miss Chamberln, Miss Mckinney,
Miss Atkins, Miss Cass, Miss Kellogg Miss
,heal. Miss Wrestling, Miss Ethel Hanna and
Miss Cal
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FUTURE SOCIAL EVENTS.

The Nebraska club will meet in the Hinekley
block tomorrow evening A fine programme
will be given.
invitations have been issued by the an w.
W." club for a "valeGtine' party on Friday
evening, February II, at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs James Willard Bixby, ,62l West street.
There will be surprise social at the Trinity
NJ. Z. church on next Wednesday evening
Many novel features will be introduced 10 enter
tain those who favor the ladies with their pres
enee on that date.
On Wednesday evening at O'Clock in G. A. r.
hall, In the Hinckley block, the Maine Club will
begin series OF their famous jolly soeials. All
old residents OF the Pine Tree state and their
friends will be cordially welcome.
The young people of North Seattle Bantist
church will give a ''dime social tomorrow
evening at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. ] W
BiIby, 2,62l West street 4 fine programme has
been prepared, and an excellent time is antiei.
pated.
The Second Methodist Protestant church
North Seattle, will celebrate Washinrton's
birthday. The young ladies aud gentlemen of
Mr. Chambers Bible class will give ..past ana
present supper, with appropriate costumes
and decorations
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