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St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-09-02
y. O. Zee, August Goth.

y. o. Zee. August goth.
Mr.. john L. Mcdonald, whom our confrcre,
or the Item have just cho-cn-as solicitor is toe
well Known to need any introduction to tie
readers OF the 'Bce." He is one OF the mos1
competent OF or business men. and his com
lnerclal experience will admirably serve the i'll
tcrests OF the paper which has succeeded i'll Sc
curing him. His name alOno will commend him
TO our business men and our merchants, WHO
appreciate him at his Just value, because they
nave seen him ut work. Familiar with cNery
detail OF the diversified interests OF New or.
leans, his advice will lie very useful to those
who may wish TO consult him.
Mr.. Mcdonald has been employed for several
months On the "Delta,' and it is mostly owing
to his inccssant efforts that the latter papcr
has been able, for some time, to resist the final
collapse which has closed its doors
We sincerely congratulate our friends Of the
Item on having been able to secure the services
OF MI. Mcdonald. This is for them precious
acquisition, for, outside OF his numerous Guai-
ties rs business man, Mr.. Mcdonald Is a per
feet gentleman.
Mr.. Mcdonald represents the DEMO
Graf in New Orleans, aud the business
men of that city who wish to reach the
best class Of customers in the Empire
Parish should lose no time, now that
the business season is about to open, in
placing their advertising in his hands.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-09-02
OUR SOLICITOR,
n. @. City lteIu.

y. q. Vlly IttII.
john E. Mcdonald. who is We'll known to III,
commercial community. has been engaged 4.
business representative of the Item. His wide
experience and familiarity with the customs o1
southern commercial methods co,nmcnd him
to the entcrprislng and progressive mcrchant
Mr Mcdonald displayed conspicuous ability in
ms capacity aS business manager of the New
Orleans Delta and the patrons of the Item lua,
rest assured that in the pcrson of our author
I'D solicitor they will not only meet "a saga.
cious business guide but 4 pleasant actIuaint.
aucr aud 4 true friend. ,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-09-02

We arc glad to know that at least one
OF our Washington correspondents is
still in the land of the living-vide his
interesting letter in another column.
Now that a season Of activity is about
to open, we hope that the other will find
in our progressive sister town some
thing of sufficient interest to write
abOut-occasioually
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-09-02
HENRY L.. GARLAND.

Sherrouse Medicine Co. Ltd.
consider DIR. Tichnor's Ausiscp,jc thc
pest gcperal household remedy ever introduced
to the American public, and no family shouId
be without it. A EAC1l " m r.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-09-02

NoTIcE.-A loan Of $1,000 will be Of
fered to the shareholders Of tho st. Lam
dry Homestead aud Loan Association
on Monday, September 4th, at their Of
flee over the First National Bank, at
Sp.n M. G. BAILEY,
August 26. Secretary.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-09-02
I'D 4 T. ID

ClfAtH ERE-At Prud'hommc City, August
~, 1883 George, son OF the late Raymond Cha
cherc and Agnes Zimmcr, aged years.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-09-02
Assessment Of 1893.

Ne are indebted to Assessor Swords
for the following statement showing the
assessment Of the parish by wards:
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-09-02

The Electric Railway Company at
Gettysburg has stopped work on the
battlefield. The United States Com-
luissiuu has notified them that they
must Yacate tEe battlefield.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-09-02

Tie DEMOCRAT 5 months for so cents.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-09-02

Get our prices for job work,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-09-02

Get our prices for job work.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-09-02

The first ball of the season comes off
on next Thursday night, the 7tli, under
the auspices of the Opelousas Bicycle
Club. Admission for gentlemen 50 cts,
ladies free,
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-09-02

Last years roll, when purged OF erro-
neous assessments, amounted to about
$3,40OOOO. With special or supple
mental roll that the Assessor is now en-
gagged in making, this years assessment
ought TO exceed last years by almost u
million of dollars.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-09-02

We club the DEMOCRAT with The Cos
inOpolitan, first-class, finely illustra-
ted monthly magazine, for only $500
per annum. The magazine alone is
worth that.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-09-02

We take pleasure in calling tho attcu-
ton Of our readers to the fact that they
may now secure bargains in dry goods,
furniture, wagons, farming implements,
&c, 10y calling ut once on Mr.. Jos. Bloch,
the popular Opclousas merchant. He
has made sweeping reductions in his
prices, on account of a pressing need of
money, and intending purchasers will
surely save many dime by calling up
on him at once.
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1893-09-02

n
business is improving.
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WEDDINGS.
PhiIlips-shouay.

On Sunday evening, November II. 1893.
a quiet gathering of relatives at the resi-
dence OF the bridegroom. No. 2os Albert
street. Seattle. celebrated the marriage of
Mr.. Charles II. Phillips. for several years
identified with public service in the police
and sheriff departments, and Miss Mary E.
Shoudy, daughter of Hon. ". II. shoudy,
ex-mayor of this city. Mr. John A.
Shoudy. jr., a cousin OF the bride, and Miss
Mollie +. Phillips, sister of the bridegroom,
served acceptably as groomsman and
bridesmaid. Rev. John +. Damon off,
ciated. The bride was very tastefully ar
rayed in travelling costume with lavender
ground, and the bridesmaids correspond
ence of tints was most felicitous At the
conclusion of the ceremony the happy
pair started on their wedding trip and will
spend a season at the present home of Mr.
Shoudy. on WILDLY island. Among the
witnesses present were Mrs. e. ]. Phillips,
Mrs. L. Hammond. Mr.. and Mrs. ii. r.
Chestnut Miss Mabel Phillips, Miss June
Shoudy, Miss Winnie Shoudy, Mr.. Robert
Phillips, Mr.. Ed Phillips, Mr.. Chester
Shoudy, Master Vivian Chestnut and
Master Stanley Phillips.
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Personal and society Notes.

Rev Clark Davis is quite I'LL
Mira NJ r r. Johnson is visiting in spokane
Miss Ethel Hanna was visiting IN Tacoma last
week.
Mr. J. h Hill WAS Waiting in Olympia last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. X. Conway are visiting in
Victoria
Mrs. Mary N. Miller wiz spend this week in
Olympia
Mrs r $ Wood will spend the winter in Min.
neapolis.
Miss Mcdonald has returned to her home in
California.
Mr.. Thomas R shepard is recovering from
her Illness
Mr. J ". Thompson lsis for Chicago on
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. l. Han Case are now living in
Les Angeles.
Dr s q. Hin has returned from visit TO the
Worlds fair
Mr. and Mrs. James T Lent1y aud family have
moved 20 Everett
Rev. Ii I. shepard, of Black Diamond, was in
the city yesterday.
M Howard H. Lewis was sick In bed for sew
egal days last week.
Miss Helen Mcknight will spend few days
in Tscems this week.
The Four Leaf Club gave q dance at Red
Meas hail last night
Nj and Mrs NJ NJ. Carraher returned Thurs
day from tee Worlds faIr.
Mrs. Emma A. Hathaway, Of 1T Box street is
recovering from her llIness-
Mr. T. H. Dempsey has returned iroa = ak
weeks trip 70 tas Worlds fair,
Mr. E. A Sirout was confined TO his home By
Illness several days lest wsek-
MIRA " l. Bow has returned % Seattle from
three months visit In New York
A.. afssa Hussea.s nj san -.
the city Tor few days last week
Or < " Yeang has seea seriously I'll With
the grippe and is now improving
Miss LIKE 4 Harrison is the guest Of Mr.. zad
Nrs. r A. sieiE. a, p Alder street
Judge H. g. strive i stil, in Ssw YORK city
aud Is rapidly recovering his health
Miss L Ezis HaExArs, OF Tacoma. Is visiting
Mrs. h. n Crawford on Renion hHL
NJ ~ n. Wheeler. OF Worcester. Msss., 10 vls.
itlng Mr. q. W. hapgood. OF this city
NJ. A " DieSsy, OF Boston. is visiting his
orotaeE. Nj <, ; Dsekey, Of shls city
Mr. aud Mrs wiaaeiG & ssn.tA have removed
fro1a Battery street to So Teata street
MFs Il A. Noble has been ysfy IL for some
time. bat IS Row recovering her aeaisa
lITeSse " li Se a business Eaeeilng q ths Seattle
Art League On Tuesday. Al members are re-
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w. q. T. u. Meeting.

An interesting meeting of the Central
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
was held in the Chamber of Commerce
parlors on Friday afternoon. The resigns-
ton of Mrs. A. NJ. SickIes, superintendent
Of parlor meetings. and Mrs. f. 5. Wood,
superintendent OF work among soldiers
aud sailors, were accepted. Mrs. III. ;.
Rockwell vas appointed the successor of
Mrs. Wood. The appointment of Mrs.
S!ckles' successor was deferred till an
other meeting. Miss Emma f. Page. SUI
perintendent of Demorest medal contest
work for Western Washington. made an
address. All those holding silver medals
are especially requested TO report to Miss
Page. as she Is DESTROYS of forming u class
for gold medal contest. Miss Page has
succeeded in creating wonderful interest
in this movement. Her present address is
23l3la Front street. Several visitors were
present, among them DIR. Sarah Kendall,
VINO favored the audience with a short
talk, alter which the meeting adjourned.
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s.,,n.aInp Fx,.,,,,ion.

On Friday evening merry party of SER
enaders compIimented number of their
friends. and were pleasantly entertained
by the latter in return. The party met at
the home of Miss Gertrude Clark. the gen
tlemen being equipped with mandolins,
guitars and banjos. They then proceeded
10 the home of Miss othelia Carroll, where
they were entertained with lunch, and the
time until i0;So was spent in dancing.
The home of Miss Wells VAS next visited.
where a couple of hours were spent in
dancing. The members OF the party at the
close were: Miss Helen Mcknight, Miss
Sidonia Furth. Miss Gertrude Clark, Miss
Evelyn Graves, Miss Genevieve Relfe. Miss
Mo!lie Phillips, Miss Kate McGraw. Miss
othelia Carroll, Miss Helen Wells, Mr.. Adj
olson Ezelle. Mr.. Ia Herald. Mr.. Ben
snipes. Mr.. K. H. Cow. Mr.. Charles War
tele. Mr.. Ernest Wurlele. Mr. Will Farr,
Mr.. Charles larner, Mr.. Claire Farms
worth, Mr. Tull Kellogg.
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
Mrs. Potter's Doll Sale Event
of the Week.
THANKSGIVING AND CHRISTMAS.
Systematic Charity Eaehre-Mr.. sew.
msar's Charming Lanea.su-wu.,c.,
Club om.a's Aaxsitary-chaa

fAcosA. New. iS-ispectai - This rast wesk
aas certainly been q hstle Improvement on tha
Pseetsas cue, - TAR as arasscmeats were con-
oerneSa. aad tee bore has hecu snw.rss, !, -,
eaEwardiy expressed. that st.ll further sn,-
pFoveneai viii be noticeable. ana mere auanse.
meats bold eut sllaring fingers 10 shs eager
seekers sitter pleasure. To hesare, Thaasssivins
aAy ana Christmas both afford pleasures. ens
these are essentially family days, although. Of
course. friends are ofssa included in the sextvi.
ae~ haFd tlsass seem 70 - pressing apoa
the minds and pockets "a sone. VITA rerari 4,
Shriseaas presents. and those waa have been
sastng freely heretofore villa doubtless eaafns
their gsfts tAis year % their lnost pAxticular
triensfs
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On Tuesday evening the T. 7. f. i. Club
gave dance at the Arlington. About
forty couples were present. among whom
were Mrs. Day. Miss Spauldirg. Miss
CLANCY. the Misses Pool, Miss Bickertou,
Miss Parker. Mrs. ]. j. Crawford, Miss
Cettriek, Miss Yaeger, Miss Hatton. the
Misses Seymour. Miss Knapp, Miss Heb
bert, Mrs. Thompson, Miss Smith. Mrs.
Bone, Mias Edith McGraw, Miss Grace
Robbins. Miss McDougal. Miss Nora
Carey, Miss Welman. Miss Price. Miss
Baker. Miss Pearl Rufiin. Miss Osborne.
Miss Mae Shsnahan, Miss Rhea Moak,
Miss Risdon, Mr.. A. A. Sutherland, Mr..
W. Akin, Mr.. $. Baldwin. Mr.. \.
Spalding, Mr. Suter. Mr.. o. Ranke.
Mr.. Stanlan. Mr.. 7. A. Gardner, Mr.. ii.
shaw, Mr. Fred BickerIon. MIR. Braddock.
Mr. George Blanchard. Mr.. Suter. Mr.
Germaine. Mr.. Winans, Mr.. Hill. Mr..
Lindsay. Mr.. Lester :. Riley. Mr.. Louis
Michaels. Mr.. ". S. Newton. Mr.. Pheiau,
Mr.. William Russell. Mr.. D. Hyde, Mr..
Elmer X. Brady, Mr.. Hirdsty. Mr.. j. +.
Martin, Mr.. {. q. Tucker. Mr.. 7. A. Hen
lev, Mr.. Edward Thomas. Mr.. Daniel
Raglan, Mr.. ]. H. Bone. Mr.. +. Porter. Mr..
A. &. Graf. Mr.. Derrick, Mr.. w. q.
Burke.
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Apsos a'es4 xad vii Fs2ass ~ xnosasr Essessnx.
e ae bed Tomorrow eseakng. wAea permanent
crga1 szsisa wssi - ssseetea
NJ. ard Mrs. 1e-ozae Cazlsn reta.aed we4ne
Gag fsssa TIE East They left on August ~ and
visited nsess % tie tins ia cAieaEo. taslr fer.
iEser hesnss where ass Casi1a's parsnss reside
Tbs ss@stle Chorsl sscsess wia Aosd lis next
meeting toncgrcw exeatns ~ the ROOMS Of tAe
A4ases aasscai cab II tie Seattle Nstieasl
sSnk eGaidsaE. wAsn Osscers wEl hs sseesea
aud a. organization petse~te& AL those ia.
tssessc1 In music are tnxite1 % as.czA
Ms. u. 4 0asFaey Sna her dsashtes, Miss
Nf5sefsa Re1~Ftsaa lefs for san Francisco On
TsUfa&ay 20 spend TIE wtafer II vas tAe in.
ssnEson Ct Mr. Z ". sAekasn 60 sceonpsay
Eot now leave uHtil after the aOlsdayA
Mr.. ard Mrs. P n Hanan hare returned
horae after having spent iAree noasas az The
world . fair and vissSiag triesds in Pennsys-
vAn1as New YORK e4ty. Washington CITY and
ether Eastern points TAeiz ssster. Mrs. y H.
NeIoy. accompanied them on their rstara acme.
On Tuesday ersning tbs caataatA "rae Rose
Maiden wss given AZ Plymouth cnascA by q
chorus OF shout forty voices, With Nrs W J.
GRANTS. AFs William H. Whittleses. Miss sEtta
stessoa, Miss johnson, Mr.. Asoys Werner and
Mr.. u. ". erout as sololsts. Tire sceompAnia-
ments were played By Ia. c, A. saith.
On "Wednesday the young ladies' Of 50 Agnes
6niid. Trfaisy fsrlsh. will opea hosia.y hsl-
saAv a. frcschs hall. GA Ninth street. between
James aud Cherry. There will be booths for the
sale OF fancy articles Ia the afternoon there
wssl Be a musical programme and dainty tea.
aud the evening viii BE devoted 10 dancing.
The seattle friends OF Msss Anna Selklrk viii
be interested in the description given by tho
Exasafssr OF her appearance in San Francisco
Taat paper says - very large and select
dteRee filed Golden Gate hail lass night. the
occasion being the concert OF Miss Anna X.
selkirk. the lovely coatraita Before many
numbers had been rendered the audience was
most enthusiastic one. The programme was
fnli OF interesting numbers. out, OF course, the
main interest conferred upon the charming
yoang singer Miss selkgrk has a strong and
plessng personality. Is possessed o. considerable
magnetism and sings with great deal ct feel
ing Her voice Is remarkable one. some of her
notes being very odd. Ia the lower register tia
beautiful. The Workers by tsounod. was well
suited 10 the rich. sympathetic voice. and her
rendition OF IL was genuine treat. When one
considers that Mas Seikifk Is but turned Ie. her
efforts are the more appreciated, aud IL 10 safe
60 predict very successful career Tor the pretty
sonEstre@s"
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Harrop-aowe.

Mr.. +. ]. Harrop and Miss Maggie E.
Howe. both of Seattle, were married on
Saturday last. November II. at the Beres-
ford house, San Francisco. The event
was quite a fashionable affair. The bride
was the picture of happiness as the Rev.
J. A. Henry performed the ceremony. Tho
happy couple will spend the winter in Cal
ifornia. returning to Seattle in the spring
to make this their home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrop's many friends wish them we'll in
their new undertaking. The bride was
the recipient of numerous presents, both
costly and useful.
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CIague-KelIr.

Mr.. James 7. Clague and Miss Mary
Kelly. both of Seattle, were married last
Wednesday evening. November IS. 1898. at
the residence OF the brides uncle, Mr..
James Campbell, 1ii9 James street. the
ceremony being performed by Rev. w. p
George, ID. d. Only relatives of The con-
tracing parties were present The resi-
dence was artisticaliy decorated with ever
green's and flowers, and presented bright
and inviting appearance. MFR. Clague is
the weli-known photo-engraver of Seattle.
and the couple have the best wishes of
their many friends for happy life.
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Rallard social news

On Thursday night a pleasant surprise
party was given TO Mr.. George McDade
and his sister. Miss Anna McDade. at
their residence in Ballard avenue. The
guests enjoyed themselves with dancing
and cards, with an intermission during
which a very fine lhnch was served.
Among those present were; Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Fow.es, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Heizler, Mr. and Mrs Robert Mclaughlin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Shappee,. Miss Anna
McDade, Miss Hale, Miss Hale, Miss Hike,
Miss Nettie Hetzler. Miss Mamie Hetxler,
MISS Anna McDade. Mr.. George McDade.
Mr.. ID. Mclaughlin. Mr.. r. Carney. Mr..
]. Reeves, Mr.. WELDON, Mr.. +. c. shirtlifi.
Mr. Richardson. Mr.. Rupe.
Miss Annie Morris. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. K. A. Morris. COMMUNICATED her
18th birthday by entertaining number of
her young friends with q pleasant party
at her parents residence on Fourth
avenue and Chestnut street yesterday
afternoon. A number OF appropriate
presents and a joyful afternoon made the
day q memorable one for the little folks.
Those present were: Miss Mary Morris,
Miss Annie Morris, Miss Fannie Maxwell,
Miss Berthe Maxwell, Miss Rose Grover.
Miss Annie Holland, Miss Mamie Hol-
land. Miss Salina LabelIe. Miss Annie La
belle. Master Eden Morris, Master Charlie
Morris. Master Johnnie Morris, Master
BERTHE Maxwell. Master Willie Maxwell.
Miss Naomi Davies. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Davies, celebrated her eleventh
birthday at the residence Of her parents on
Shilshole avenue yesterday afternoon
from to 5 by giving her playmates three
hours brimfuI of happy enjoyment. All
sorts of games were played with youthful
zeal and Miss Naomi was remembered
with anumber of birthday presents. Those
present were: Miss Naomi Davies, Miss
Annie Holland, Miss Mamie Holland,
Miss Oracle Allan. Miss Stella Allan. Miss
Verde Emory, Miss Ivy Finneran. Miss
Rose DE Moss, Miss Margie Coffin. Miss
Rose Grover. Miss Kathleen Grover.
The next dime social of ST. Stephens
Episcopal church will be held at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs s. G. Calderhead. at
the old homestead, on Thursday night.
All are cordially invited to attend.
The King County Teachers Association
will meet next Saturday and hold a session
all day. beginning at 8 a. M, in the Odd
Fellows hall.
On Tuesday, after an absence Of three
months spent in Ontario visiting her par
ents, Mrs. Jane Pantlan returned to Bal
lard.
Mrs. Thomas III. Smith, who has been
in poor health for several months. left on
Friday for Los Angeles. Cal, where she
hopes to be benefited by the climate Mrs.
Gus Brinkman accompanied Mrs. Smith
and will remain with her until she inn
proves.
Miss Clugstan made n flying trip 20
Sumner yesterday.
Miss Hunt will spend Sunday in Bo.hell.
The reading circle will meet tomorrow
night at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs j :
W. Davis on Polk street. The roll call
will be answered by quotations from Whit
tier, and shakespeare's play Of Richard
will be taken up. A constitution and by
laws will be adopted and a permanent or
gani ration effected
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Mis-. Flor. walker. Party.

On Tuesday evening Miss Flora Walker
entertained a number Of her friends az her
home on Hewitt avenue. Music and
games we're INDUCED in until late hour.
= delicious luncheon being served mean
while. Among those present were; Mr..
and Mrs A. c. Walker, MF. and
Mrs. J.. H. Walker. Miss Fannie
Smith. Miss Jennie Bates, Miss
Mary Donovan, Miss Estelle Palmer. Miss
Edna Pinkhsm. Miss Annie Douglass. Mr..
]. II. Lincoln. Mr.. Wally Green. Mr.. Will
lam Smith, Mr. Guy Chapman. Mr.. John
wisherspcon. Mr.. Lawson Walker. Mr.
William Shields. Mr.. otto Hartman, Mr..
J. T. Douglas, Mr.. STAR PiRkham.
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r.reu.ll Dinner 60 Mr.. Glddiprs.

Last Sunday afternoon a farewell dinner
was given 10 Mr.. Ray ). Giddings by bis
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rowland NJ. Gid
dings, as their home on LakeView and
Franklin streets Mr. Giddings has been
in California the last wear Is surveyor OF
the Southern Pacific railroad. and will in
short period return teSre. An excellent
dinner was served and very enjoyable
afternoon was spent Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Wood. Mr.. and Mrs
SNYDER. Mr. and Mrs J. Glddings, Miss
Nellie McCutchin. Miss Belle Hood, Miss
Aivce Hood. Miss Daisy Gid4tngs. Mr.. W.
II. Price, Mr.. Nat Carrie. Mr.. Ray Old
dings, Mr.. Paul Giddiugs.
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Brooklyn and Ia tona Notes

The children Of the Golden Rule Circle
Of the n. f. church. of Lstona, gave
cIothespin social at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. Capt Worth. at Brooklyn, on
Wednesday evening. which was success
socially aud financially. Refreshments
were served. and each attendant was pre-
sented with cIothespin doll as SOU
venir of the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Anderson. OF Latona,
returned this week from their ranch on
Pilichuck creek, snohomish county.
where they have been spending the sum
mer.
The attendance at the Latona school Is
far in exces. of previous years. Owing to
the fact that the state university is once
more under way, there is not vacant
house in sither Brooklyn or Latona.
Misses Minnie. Louisa and NARY Camehl
left on Tuesday evening for San Francisco
to spend the winter.
Mrs. J. Elliott. of Latona. returned on
Wednesday from a two months visit In
the last
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The Mi,higan Club is now faiIy organ
ICED and promises to become one Of the
strongest social clubs in the city The
meeting last Monday evening was much
enjoyed by all and was the occasion of the
renewal of many oid-time friendships.
The following native Miehiganders were
present: DR.. and Mrs. G.. A. Walsh, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles l.. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. Z. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Scott,
Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Stewart, Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Hogle. Mr.
and Mrs. w. L. Marqusrdf. Mrs J.
$. McMuIien. Mrx X. f. + hthorp. Mrs
Julia Woods. Mrs. Mary Reidy. Miss Ida
Reidy. Miss Matte X. Garland. Miss Ida
Miller, Dir. James Towle. Mr.. ]. E. Floyd,
Mr.. A. II. Jose. Mr.. J. NJ. Lyon, Mr. j. L.
Mariner. Mr.. G.. X. Turner. Mr.. o. ]. Bell,
Mr.. Charles Crowley. Mr. Frank Mar
chand. Mr.. Z. ]. Jeffries. Mr.. p. ]. SulIi-
van. Mr.. Il. Tucker. Mr. Joseph Hewitt,
Mr. ]. c. Helms. Mr.. John Bell. Mr.. l.. B.
Smith, Mr.. William n. Hoffman, Mr..
Thomas +. Drew. Mr.. II. @. Smith. Mr..
Charles Lovejoy. Mr.. Fred Walsh. DR.. s.
Connen, w. g. Rochan, Mr.. III. Pike, Mr..
J. +. Beaviauit. Mr.. III. Pulver, Mr.. w.
ii. Snyder. Mr.. John II. Foster. Capt. g.
MaeGregor Mr.. Richard Winsor, Mr.. A.
w. Seigmon. The next meeting will be
held tomorrow evening at the chamber of
commerce.