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Personal ana 'Chsk
Mr.. d. Gross II here from New y.wk
Mr.. Frank Clark was sligntiy illHhis week.
Col L C. Frey, of Pasco. vas hsks Monday.
Mr.. A. A. Barlow was in seattle wedne,dav
day.
Miss Ferriss IL visiting hss sisfsr, Mn J. N.
Winslow.
Mr.. z. R. Buttsrworsh. Of sslssls, vas hen,
Tuesday.
Mr. John J. Gee was ns.v rom Anseorsss
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mra James Kssn ina km Left for The
East this week..
Mr.. and Mra Frank viniae xpent Tue,dav
night in this city.
MrA Emil Ramsl, Of Everett. Spent Tuesday
night in this city.
Mrs. Henry Bunting has scae u Dubuque, Ia,
70 visit her mother.
Miss Burnett, of Seattle, .fsite4 Miss Jessie
kershaw this week.
Mr.. W. L LandeI came 70 Shis edsy from
Everett on Tuesday.
Miss Gertrude Holt 10 conanSd 70 the houae
with sprained ankle.
M. and Mn. Thomas A.. Grkham have n.
turned from San Francisco.
Mrs. James n. Bradley and Nisf Bradley went
90 Seattle Thursday evening.
MIRA Herbert I. Burkett, Of POP Townsend, IL
the guest Of Mrs. Fred C. Smith.
Ara John Fsrriss and Miss Dolly FERRIS left
fof Califofnis on Tuesday mcrnifg.
MIRA Townsend and daushvsr, fiias Townsend,
VIII spend the summer in :hs Edit
Mira W. l. Laudell IL visiting tsss Misses Soy.
mour at their home on South q ssrssk
MI. A. L Calhoun has bsss e'lossn professor
OF English literature and histcfy At the high
Mr.. Jabss Dicksy has returned from Mansfield,
O., to close up his business Their. and bring his
family to this city.
snoqualmis Tribe. No. 5. Imsroved Order OF
Red Men. gave ball Thursds4 evening. One
hundred couples attended
Miss Relic, Miss Chsal, Mr. Cr.sse, Mr.. Tracy
Robertson and others came svsr from Seattle to
attend Miss Edmunds' wsdclngs
The Harmony Clubs O Icolball Thursday
was a succesa Nj. Donau. Mr. tiross and Nj.
Loeb I'D charge Of the arrss gerjsnta
Mr. Bailey. of the Eews staa, JI leave tomor-
row Tor Chica@o. where ae viii represent the
Philadelphia Record during The Worlds fair.
Mrs. E. E. Rosling arranged ~ the entertain
ment given last night by the fewer committee
OF the Y. II. c. A. at the Fauni. Paddock hos.
pital.
Miss Morgan and her sister, Mis Eleanor Nor
gan, gave . harp recital Tuesday evening at
Chckering hall. They were alfred in pretty
Grecian costumes
Monday evening the Elks ibid their third
ladies' social. mock trial viii b ono Of the
features, with Col. Albert Z jfab. Mr. Charles
Z. Claypool and Mr.. James HAM lton Lewis par
ticipating.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Case lat tksnight for q two
months trip In the East NrsfT. w. Burbank,
of Pittsheld, Mont, who has tSen visiting Mr..
and Mira Case, and Mr. George h. Burbank, her
son. of this city, accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
Cara
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NYE.s CALIrOr, NH NOTES.


Edgar W. N.Y.
This reminds me Of an&ncident which
occurred when l vas France. Ny
letter of credit WAS pa yab(e At the main
bank of the Credit Lyosnaise, q very
thriving concern with. brSnches all over
Europe. ] used to go e this bank very
often. as il is very Kind: TO Americans
and has beautiful re4diris and writing
parlors and a night rchiol for wealthy
Americans who wish q learn reading
and writing. but VINO i've never had
time TO attend TO IL.
Twas always waited .lpoei by one Of the
officials. who was extrsmely courteous to
me. His name was M. iTrozeaulebong.
When l came away ona DIV. / expressed
my gratitude 10 him. ana from force of
habit alone pressed into IS palm . five
franc piece. He acCestecs il with . Levy
Qusdroon bow, and as hes placed it with
has other francs IN his lurse he said ::
Perhaps monsieur las no engagements
for tomorrow-Suni lag: so. would he
honor me with visit 30 ny country place
near Versailles saoaldte most joyful
TO call for him 8; hiy actress with nv
drag in the morning. .nd monsieur could
remain al Versailles pnti4 Monday II he
chose"
accepted more out q curiosity than
anything else and found ~ establishment
that threw my North. Cs.o.iaa bungalow
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Dr.. Griffin. of the Griffin Dental Associa.
ton. has the reputation of extracting and
filling teeth without pain. The doctor
has been located here for four year. and
has no peers His prices are moderate.
Offices, 9, 9. 10 and IL Union block (7I3
Front street)
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Ladies' Guild Entertains.

ine Ladies' Guild Of the Church Of the
"0y communion gave a novel entertain
a'hi at Chickering hall on Thursday
ming, assisted by the Peake sisters. of
delightful musical programme
rendered Several new dance Gestures
!. Az introduced and Prof Pickerall's or
gave two selections. The affair
decided success. After the concert
ornaments were served and several
s'as spent in dancing.
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4 Ship Social.

Ashlr social will be gwen Tuesday even
"e by the Y. 7. :, c. f. Of the First Congre-
ts'ionsl church. The proceeds will be added
!, !, The missionary fund of the society.
acre Is copy Of the invitation:
God moves in a mysterious way,
His wonders 10 perform;
lie plants his footsteps on the sea,
Aad rides upon tho storm.
'-w Nitsd. You are most cordially invited
~.e passage on ship Endeavor. which
=" moist Der sails" 20 the gentle xephyrs of
SAILOR Boys" music. on Tuesday evening.
- - IN the ''lower cabin" OF the First Goa.
SENSATIONAL church. at 80 p m
Nsss Will e served st eight bells in the
- - Cog ws;ch," followed by an interesting
eader the direction Of Capt. Ferdinand
ss'Ti' and his faithful s.crew" Cabin pass-
~ . cents Sincerely yours
tbs "ENpHAyoR CRgW"
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Ladies' Mosicai Ventura.

,a'' opere;ta. The Dress Rehearsal"
:, ~ gwen bv the Ladies' Musical Club
-" 'hesier in about two weeks This
So The iirst thing Of the kind ever
e 80 ey tins club. and il will doubtless 10
successful. Among those who will
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= ambiiion to give anything III AMOUNTS
= the same thing, for certainly very little
!. .;ven. Miss Edmunds and Mr.. West
In. we're married Tuesday. and . pink tea
md ammo socials were gwen later in the
~.et When the riding club II opened
there will be little more room and oppor-
tunity for diversion and this will doubt
lese b very welcome.
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
'r;s Edmunds' Wedding the
Leading Event.
e,.k TEA AND SHIP SOCIAL
4 49,, ,rusie.l Club to Give IN Oper.
.S.-L.Aies' Guild Entsrtains-
q Personal and Chat.
- ACOMA, April q.


rs peclal.]-
Very little Of
importance has
happened dur
ing the past
week. Whether
all are saving
their strength
and enjoyment
for . q N N . r
amusement, or
whether no one
had the energy
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REAL. ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Thers were no auction sales ct eher exchange yest
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Gountru PROPERTY for Sale ans 20 Lei:
A Country Place in the Catskl|Is,
For Sale at a Bargain
TO CLOSE An ESTATE.

MEREDITH in Delaware county Ne~Y0ss ys,, %' !.
.o S% ,a hsl" more re " q mo-, S ss:9 I
sites IN ' ca', AUu sA Sv M hat ' Of s"y
aSssS s aa. .@. q he a "s:sS
he Other Of Gfs slei rTs' no ner S The
is Hna s,aS s Of neal. hyS o 'l%aa' from
INl Of The "a Combine this most pleasant ans
sstn9 ppH aSs iSr ' OF more a ordinary hr good
country roads invite travel to po"' OIL "'''eS' VI ''
the SPOT IN s S. !5ma me ye iars
snc r. fam 80 and eom""r , ss coon OF
% % Ss ii. hon o month. Of Fac" year
MOI i've % nay IL ns Ss OF about CU'
loom. With uInoc earyi heat to eyery ICON
,n for hot ans ' OPEN ac anu hail and
ron"icab% quantity Of lumber o. The s,oI,Ha iNr
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!" 1900 viii make this the finest residence In that
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MON sAIE-One OF the most picturesque Of the far
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y HALL, II Elst i2ist -------
ITO LET IT NEW ErJ NsWlcK y J-Pr,tty H.,
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