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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-27
THE UNIVERSITY or UTAH.


The next academic year will begin
September rs. Tho following courses
are provided!
/. Course in general Science.
Q Course In Arts.
3, Course In Mining Engineering.
4. Advanced Normal Course,
Each Of the h0Uve lsada 10 the bach.
slot's degree; the normal diploma, by
provision OF law, oKempts tue h older
from oil EXAMINATIONS In The school
Fyttrm,
5. Normal Courses, leading to ceT-
iiflcalo Il graduation which sxemptb
the holder from examination tor per-
i5i OF ave years.
8. Preparatory Course, leaIiEg TO the
collegiate studies.
Tuit.on Is virtually free In ali de.
parlmunts,a small registration fec only
bting required. A certain number Of
rmal sch llATships II allotted TO eacn
county; app iCants for appointment 10
such sGhOlArships must apply " the
Territorial Commissioner OF Schools
through respective county tupsrlntcn'
dents,
The faculty OF the University has
been recantly greatly enlarged, ard
the equipment OF the Institution "a
tended.
For circulars and other Information,
address,
]. T.. TALNiAuF,
President University OF Utah, Salt
Lake Cily.
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Su7dsy Ssbool aDd prIma~

To- Ines soahs ana -.
e-.rvsd tn addition 70 N. pr,.,. -. NY
sal. unless ne price give. !. a., - ''.'z
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sunday school reader, lDo ''saaA
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Questions ana Answer. q, a..
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oible Quesiiohs ard Ansu...
use Of primary ACCUSATIONS. Is, Wv u
children's Primary Hymn pa..
o'pic', postpaid. &c. I"
Primary speaker, No. 4, po.,o,,, =,
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ciaas itesi-'era, por aoi, "a
Primary Tune nook, Uu
Isooh Of Mormon Catsehi,nn, ,,,...,,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-27
rHE CHICAGO a EASTERN LINZ
ITEn.

The limited express for Kansas City,
ST. Louis, Chicago and all eastern,
southeastern aud southern points leaves
the RI Crande Western stations at
Ogden and Salt Lake every day, via the
Rio Grande Western, Colorado Mid
land, and
ATcHlSoN, TOPEKA * SANTAFE
Railroads, with Pullman palace sleepers
and free reclining chair cars, via Denver
and Colorado Springs, one change only.
For particulars see George Z. Gilman,
General Agent Passenger Department,
50 West Second South Stree Sat Lake
City. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-27
FALL GOODS
COMING NOW.
Wooden Goods a TrIfle Higher
Than Last Fall, Cotton FAB
rlcs and Sowing Silks have
Also Advanced In Price.

We have soierted cloth this fall with
tho ldea that we are 10 have an mp Owe
M nj IA tr. do. And tn s ar Gus onor'
will want be tor suit, han ny htse
ecu buying for tho past three EAR.
1urref re We purchase from thr most
reliable man lac urers, an haVe sclecl.
cd too yer. latest pa."ins,wi hout reRa
10 es igh extra cost over goo ~ OF LAST
year. desigrs. We lave lso made
some 10 allN changes In "a man iao'ui-
lug depu mem. 30 able am1nB nee
ia cnusR ng ths soryICot Of on pi The
most reliable aud best knDwn cutters IN
the cIt, 50 our customer. are wing no
oSp rImtnt by paciug orders Win us'
Mth rcgad 10 ptiv,s " Sill adhere
to our motto OF giViuE our custumc 10
greatest value possible Tor their money.
IIcng sati lied WITH very small ptoni-.
We have also looked AMER tho mt rests
q our less fortunate G ~ onerH, VINO DO
not ieel tlat they can aliotd 10 invest
s . 90 ur more ina suit, but It'll Ike %
dress in well Hung, vol made, tasteful
appearing clothes, aud Tor this uads
have purchased very carefully Ne o. cd
limo OF American made goJds. These
good. are equal Ia noatnoss OF pat orn
AID general appearance TO tlo'o u
lof, 81 manufacture, aud are ~ excel
lent wearing qualities aud arc rep osrnl-
od by many interruptions dys o. as
imported, aud offered for sale by them
~ such A. prices much lower than tue
imported goods eau DO sold tor, tut a
much higher price than We are Offering
the same goods Tor. FROM those goods
We afe ready to fll orders NJ nom .l2.5O
TO 3 $50 aud give the customer. tho benz
eht OF having them cut ana made bN the
best skilled workmeu iu thp city, apfiyi-
logo we trus. will 10 appreciated.
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Are Nou Going 60 Nee the Fight
The Santa lie Route has named I've
very low rate o' $40 from Denver Col.
ofado Spilnps and Pueblo,to Dallas and
return, for this occdsion--less than one
fare Tor the round trip responding
~ low rates will doubtless be made
from Utah oinis. Can at this office for
full particulars.
GEO. T.. GILMAN,
General Agent Passenger Depart.
ment No. 90 West Second South Street,
s Il Lake City, Utah.
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Free.

Munyon's Guido to Health, with
every purchase OF his genuine rem'
eii's. Mail orders solicited Rt J.; J..
mn 4 Co, to bimpHou, Hill
Drug Co., 50 West Second South 81
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missionary SupplIes

morHun's Trnet No. I, o..
2,sss.
., -
mo uodsrn Prophet, ,,.A
True W. Fsise neiiFiou, sstA
1hs 1oaSei Pioneer, set.
Reply 20 "rhs Mormon r.,
eogy," -
- ssuish 80 q PPophet, A.. t,.,--. 4.
hssred sy Eiisf Andro- Jsn,sa 49,, :.
t'edshia' i'eieiJ In Tie Social nsn, sltL.s.
Ian. n, i9t, &C.
TSs Church OF Jcsn. christ Of L,,..-
day saints, Ia Priesthood. Or.,,i,.,''-
DoeHine-, Ordinances and inllsfy. n, -
Jaques, 100.
Tho second Coming Of she sl,..,.,
byhu. Roberts, y.
Analysis OF this IieoA OF Norman,
h.n. Roberts. &c.
The Only Way 60 he saved, b, to,.
snyw. %
oiAd Tid,Hgs Of Great Joy. a, a..
Te-sdAis,ie
Hsp,ism FOR ths RomIs.ion or St,,s.
u baptism Essential 60 gaI,a,,,.,s.
Ar,ieis. OF RnIia, Small, Ne.
large, L.
rs>tAsv mus, b. paid On hs Abora
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-27

II Il the Largcst Agricultural Industry L.
tho Country.
Daring the last quarter Of 10 century
the poultry industry hus developed into
the largest agricultural industry of this
country The value ui Che poultry in
dusiry is uudurDgumWed by the Amer.
lean people and 10 has not been until
recently that attention ha been called
10 the vast wealth. which lies at um
-s..s a.lIr
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music.

sac Improvements Ansoeiaiios sen.
hsoh, ooutA.ns collection % 1ri.ns,i
and .'locisd Songs and hymns. -, u muas |,
Professor X neosisy. Bsvanty-sight pa,,.
choice inuaic, postpaid, tnc
%. ~. Uaion uusis Hook, POSTPAID n.
Primary Tune Iioos, ne, siu.su, y...,.
.oc.
ths psni.odJ, paper udsa, flo. Goa lila
aALf Laussf. sLIo Postage n - "a
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS


We are n,a4quHr,sT. Aud general
western ,g.uts Tor Mu yOn's RENE
die. Drushl 4 FfNnkon, dtuggis S.
southeast corner Main sni IhiId
South streets, Salt Lake CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-27
DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF TIE WORLD
The only line rIDnlnS Two
Through Fast Trains daily
LEADVlLLB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND pEAVER
EFFECTIVE NOV. %, 1894.


Train No. leaves Ogden 100 am,
Salt Lake sos ain, arrive at Pueblo
6;iS am, Colorado Springs 1854 am,
Denver 1870 ann.
Train No. 4 leaves Ogden 6;ts pm,
Salt Lake $50 pm, arrive at Pueblo
sal pm, Colorado Springs 6;ss pm,
Denver g;75 pm.
Uonnec ions made at Pueblo, c. lria-
Syringe and Denver with all lineH ea.'
Elegant day coaches, chair cars AMI Pull
man alsspsIs on All trains. Take III
u. a X. q. and have comfortable try
and enjoy the anest scenery on 1he oon-
inonL
A. \. HUGHE~, =. X. HOOPER,
Traffic Manager, O. =. 4 I. A.
Denver, Colo. Dsny1r, Colo
ID. Y. NEVfNS,
General Agent
Dsit Laks city, N
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BACK VOLUMES
OR THH-
DESERET WEEKLY.

The sixth volume Of tho DEsEREr
WEEKLY in the present form is
now bound. A limited number OF
copies Of these six volumes can DO OBJ
lained At tho DEsKRET NEWS once,
Salt Lake City, in bound form at 500
per volume. It is the best history Of
current events to be obtained, and by
far the cheapest, and the time il not
far distant when they will be eagerly
sought amer by student. OF history,
anxious to be Informed OF the stirring
events which have transpired within
the pas. three yoars-tho most interest.
ing period Of tho history OF the Lat
ter.dAy Saints. Every person who
cen afford It should secure these
volumes while they are to be had
for future reference, and especially
should they be- obtained for every
Sunday School, Improvement Asso-
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early V mAhA SURE Of Cutting them
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FaItb-PromotlQs Series.

ny first aiAsion, a narrative Of T''7''oa
experiences a missionary upon NE nAha'"-
Islands, BY George q. Cannon, So
A string or Pearls, containing a numeT .
Interesting sAstohs' and anecdotes Of '-D
sinnAry life. ete-, 1ae
Leaves From NY Journal, By Pf''a'n
vilfori woodruff, absorption OF his voAa','
tul missionary experience, and many h's'o'
ting incidents OF HE lifo, 2se
fragments OF Experionos' eols'uon
sH..ehs. from ths experiences o: ndsrA -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-27
latest Publications.

Tns life % Joseph smith, ClsyA, aSs
itathsr s,lt Hco, horoeoo slt 100
FvoLA Giriiand 70 sci, Lake, by Is..-L
Li'ue, ssl pages, aiotA, Nnas.l iiAl. L.-ss
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copy additional
story OF shs Booh OF Mormon. sJ nAs
osn<zO RsJnoIds, olous, tl.s0, Uio,h s,iI nS,
Haf leaihar EnL ,sb0i Jull issthaT giI EA
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Early soenes In Church History, . 80
iecuon Of incidents from Tho lives q nA.s
OF The Church In early days, asS
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snisrAted from Jerusalem, In jadsA u -
land nov known ~ south America ola %.
tuIisa before the coming ot the savior. NJ
booi contains sons ,sry important ltsmi 90
earning tho boob OF Mormon, By 0sofss .
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Scraps Of biography, containing sisLl 4
.n Slder's Life, incidents OF KJpsrtnsa -
Novel knights Journal, Se.
rhs uyth Of the MauuscTIpt FossA,
or tho Ab.urdiuss OF the spapldiHs slau,H
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the mosi hnssTrstins sIparis.naa Ger shf-A
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Notice Of Removal.
NJ. Kopp, the candy msu has moved
10 III south West Itmple.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-27

Muuyon's Rntumatism Cure is
guaranteed 10 cure rheumatism In auy
part OF the holy. Acute Or muscular
thtunatism eau be- cured III ifOm ont
u iive dAys. IL speedily cures snoot-
ing paine, eclatca, lumbayo Nnd All
rheumatic paius In tie back, hlps anu
iOins II seldom tails ~ give Telltl
alter ono or twU doses, and almost Ia
VariAbly cures before one bottle has
been uted.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-17
oiyruuia Socrctv

Olympia, Feb. ESPECIAL Mrs. ]. c.
Eorr entertained tho wives OF all the
members OF the legislature who are visit
ing In Olympia IN addition TO number OF
representative Olympia society ladies'.
The occasion WAS named ''pansy eu-
ohre.'' and was one OF the most elaborate
afternoon affairs given this winter. Mrs.
Horr's rooms we're plentsfal'y decorated
with ferns aud cat flowers, while ivy
twined around the rooms aaa wrea ching
the pictures gave a really charming ef-
fect. Mrs. Horr ia an experienced enter
talne-. and spared 70 cToTts 80 ada 20 the
enjoyment Of her guests. TIE souvenir
scara cards were quite works of art.
being han3-pasgtet cards in shape and
color OF pausies. - dainty end Gatlxas
as could lie Ina wsitSa. Tho royal rrsgn
was particularly appropriate, being a sill
yer souvenir spaon. With the design - tsls
ncw capitol engraved on IL. ard the coz
ISOLATION nrize was slso pretty and deSsg-
able, The refreshments were a delicious
festure IN themselves. as no pains had
been spared 20 have them served In a
tempting. dainty way. The ladies invited
wege: Mrs. Moore. AIRS Williams. Mrs
NayJeT, Mrs. cline. Mrs. Hutchinson.
Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Range, Mrs, Heath.
Mrs. peeAeoaeh. Ars, Milroy. Mrs. Bull.
Mrs. Ntlsosa> Mrs, Helm. Mrs. Dorr Mrs
Goddard. Mrs. Cs}ow. Mrs, Scoopy, Mrs.
Fogston AErs. Negler, Mrs. Lura. Mrs
sictfrsw, Mrs. :. Gilhcrs, Mrs. Lane,
Mrs. Mckinney. Mrs. Wood. Mrs. Saw
ase. Mrs. Wynssn. Mrs. r. II. Reed.
tf,. Mrs. Fitch. Airs HeuztfS. Mrs Camp
hejl. Mrs. j. /. Herr. Mrs. Armstrong.
Miss Lula BFowa and Mr.. l.. q. Tai
esst we're us@t@3 In fnarsaxe Thursday
evening So the residence * the n<lsess
parents. The wedding. wkiie very prt-
vate ons. cHly witnessed by \ few trssi-
mate friends. was particularly harry
enc. Tia yoacS pecpls having a hest Of
friends 80 wish tassn Joy ara prosperity.
Mr.. Taiooss Is the 3aa3ov partner sn the
weIl-kaovn arra 81 Tsicots nros.. ara
the lsgtts sae daughter ~ Mr. Jacob
Brewn. a psonesr Of Olympia Mr. ara
Ms. gaiSost are ~ hama 10 thsss friends
a, &hesr r1ssleace. oa the eovnsT % sixth
ed Nam STREETS.
\ movement - So foot among TIE So
c3eSy teaSserS GO ;he e3sy 20 give a sssse
bail. - a.aA al TIE members xz tAs seg.
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Personal hat.

Mrs. Charles \. BALDWIN. we q, DIR
BALDWIN. left Tor New York an Monday
evening, sac viii Do ahseat from Taex,n,.,
several months.
Nrk, James t5ow.e Owens and Acr ,wn
children iaft Tasoyna for RaitsguorS thsz
week - spend three @. four months VITA
relatives
Mrs. Rlnss3egi Sc again IN the esty, after
a. absence ~ more than q year.
Mira. W, V. Rgrria taSsses; a few friends
to Der home On Tuesday evening - eess-
asgsSe her birthday. Her guests wege.
ssg. anf Mrs III. 4. Potter, Mr. ana Mrs
a X. Hlscock. Mr. and Mrs T. W, An
aer@on ard Mr. Robert Ms-ook Of Yak
tnsa.
Miss Netsie rreseett's marriage 10 M~
MesgSs Of tire atsSrtern1aster's Department
% he army on hast Saturday. was a great
surprise 60 her naay frsenSa here. where
a,se has lived ana l. well known.
AIRS. = W. Lester has returned from
her ess.t 80 Evanston. Meat. bringing
with her Miss wsnslow. wAo VIII make
a us: - some seagta.
Mrs. E'woo2 Evans had severe fail
q few evenings ago. IN which she In urvx.
her face. neceSsssatirg surgeons asa.
Mrs. haistesd mother ~ Mr.. r, Irving
1faAsseaA. 90 W.sS es4an. - spending a few
Sayz with Mrs. f1waoi Evans.
Little Sessse tennett. wAc has been
quite ~ Ger ageye than wreck. - row con.
saseassfS.
Mrs. c,ssas. Hyse ana Mrs Vim. Hsslow,
% ths Rochester. have sSSees carts etsr a
ssFs=z= - 'Nat bones 81 Thursdays ga
FssarssATv,
TIE T'hGvsssay Cub hat more than
eseaily enjoyable aEterncsa tnss week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-17
presbyterian Churches.

Ross Mission-D. L. Fordney. pastor.
Preaching, $50 p. m. first and third Sab
bath Of month.
First Mission-In Wards hall. George
town. South Seattle. Sunday school, p.
M; preaching. p. m.
Ballard-F'irst-Broad and First av-
enue. Rev. d. l.. Fordney, pastor
Preaching II a. m. and 7:20 p. m; Sab
bath school. 10 4. m; Y. p. s. c. T., $50
p. M: prayer meeting. Thursday. p. m.
Calvary-Market and King streets. Rev.
s. j. Kennedy. pastor: residence. 724 Mar
ket street. Services IL a. m. and 7:30 D.
m. Sabbath school, 1a:i5 p. H.; Y. p S.
c. E.. $50 p. m; prayer meeting. Thurs
day. p. IN.
Second-North Seattie-oak and Harri-
son. Rev. W. A. Major. pastor: resi-
dence, Al Temperance street. Services
IL a. M. and 7:3o y. m. Sabbath school.
1915 p. m; Y. p. S. c. e. $50 p. m /;
prayer meeting, Thursday, T:3o p. m.
First-Fourth and Spring streets Rev.
Alexander Alison. ID. d., pastor; resi-
dence, 1912 Marion street: telephone. So
Services. II a, m. and 7:3o p. m Morn
Ing subject, Purity" or ''The Struggle
To BE Pure" Evening sermon. THE
Beautiful Story of Ruth" and
ninth OF the series Sins and
Sinners OF Our CITY Life" Sunday school,
1888 p. m; I. Z. S. c. e. els p. III. !;
prayer meeting. Thursday. p. m
preachers meeting. Thursday. us p n.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-17

a social was given tn Port Blakeley
last saturday evening by Rising Star
isoeise IS. l. q. g. T.. with Mr.. George
W DweSay as master ~ ecrcrsonses. Tha
3oiowtrg programme was rendered:
Solo and caorTss. M-. JoSersa Inca ana
members os hodge
hsS-5Satioa. Mr.. J. II. Hoffman.
SorHet 500. Mr.. Eugene Be-nszsan.
Instrumental music, Miss SaeiSsse-.
Recitation. Mr.. j. Rose.
Sole and chorus. Mr.. r. II. Lewis. ssrz
ksl!asz, asga Mr. Ssa5orn.
Dialogue. Afr, J. Inee. George pwessy.
II SssNoer anA Josie Jacobs
Piano sragsse, sErs. NORTH
One of tire syc<gl esegts o. the svcnsnr
after the oyster supper was a aoCp-ezs-
tzg contest between Mr.. Commons ard
Frank Meronasd. waAcA was won by Mr
Ciesrs-zsoTs How many plates CT sos5-,
veFe guiPe3 aown bv the winner 81 his
gassronaasie feat ire e2sEozicseg aas faflga
20 recora
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Everett, Feb. is--SpeciaI.-St. vaien-
tines day was celebrated by ono or two
notable social gatherings. prominent
among which were fhe entertainment
given by the chancef and Choir Circle
OF Trinity church az the pariors OF DR..
and Mrs. Thomas. and the grand ball OF
the American Protective Association at
The Hotel Monte Cristo. About DO guests
were present at the latter affair. party
Of some nifty coming down from snoho-
mlsh- The large dining hall was used
for the ball room supper being served in
the hall on the second floor.
Among the very pleasant social assem-
PLACES Of the week was a progressive
euchre party given by AIRS. E. l.. Bailey
al the Hotel Monte Cristo on Wednesday
afternoon. The invited guests were:
Mrs. c. c. Brown, Mrs. Browneli. Mrs.
Boynton. Mrs. Croker. Mrs. Cox. Mrs.
Clark. Mrs. Duryee, Mrs. Delaney. Mrs.
Davies. Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Fratt. Mrs.
Ford. Mrs. Garrfgues, Mrs. Godshau.
Mrs. Hutchings. Mrs. Hoiley, Mrs. Har-
ris, Mrs. Hawley. Mrs Irving. Mrs.
Jones. Mrs. King. Mrs. KnoTlton. Mrs.
Kennedy. Mrs. Kelley. Mrs. Kent Mrs.
Loose. Mrs. Lentzy, Mrs. Lyle, Mrs.
Mcfarland Mrs. Mills. Mrs. Mcbride.
Mrs. Muller. Mrs. Nen, Mrs. Powers.
Mrs. Sears. Mrs. Stockbrsdge. Mrs
Thomas. Mrs. Vernon. Mrs. White. Miss
Hiiderburn, Miss Loughney. Miss Knowl-
ton, Miss Mcfarland. Miss Nichols and
Miss Ethel Nichols.
Central opera house was the scene OF a
popular entertainment. followed by q
dance. under the auspices OF the ladies'
OF Columbia Chapter. No. 80. Order OF
the Eastern Star, On Friday evening.
Among those vino took part were. Mrs.
c. ii. Boynton, Mrs. Fanny Perry Gage.
Gr. and Mrs. E9monds. or Seattle, and
a male quartetta. composed OF Mr.. Mes
cher. Mr.. Cooley. Mr.. Berglund and Mr..
Greene. Mrs. /. II. Lane and Mr.. Os-
wald Stein appeared La instrumental Sc
lections. and Rotations were given by
Miss Minorxa Lewis. Miss Palmer. OF Sc
attic: Rev. e. V. claypooi and Mr.. Ed
win W. Fraser.
A quiet wedding took place at the resi-
dence Of Mr. Walter Baptie on Tuesday
afternoon. when his daughter. Miss Flora
IL. Baptie. was married 10 Mr.. A. Shaw.
of washburn. Wis. Rev. T. W. Butler
ofIielated. Tho bride and groom left for
washhurn on tho evening train.
Mr.. J. w. Killinger. OF the Lebanon
Cedar Shtngie Company, OF this city, and
Miss Aldrich, formerly OF Everett. were
married at Stockton. Cal. on the 18th
inst.
Mrs. C. I. Marshall has returned from
visit TO her former home In Pennsyl-
vania.
Airs. J. Fairbanks entertained the Ia
tas OF the Christian church at tea on
Thursday.
A cobwsb party is TO be given by the
woman's Guild OF Trinity parish on the
aiSs inst. at the residence OF Mrs. w. c.
Cox.
The Misses Govan, OF Tulalsp are spend
ms the week in tire city. the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. " w. Porter.
y delightful dance. The third OF the
series, was given by the Smekestack
Dancing Club on Friday evening.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-17
Eantisf. Churches.

Mount Zion sTzSSton-Colorci- r.
w Jenr15Sor. pastor. Young NaturaHsts'
hall IN University grounds. Praise serv-
bee, 1870 .. m. Sunday school. l. 80 2. n.
Preaching, As 2. m.
North Seattie--'raird and Cedar streets.
Rev. G. T. Brownlee. pastor; residence.
l19 Oak street. Services, II a. m. and
sa9 p. m. Sabbath school after morning
services. 3. y. p. L.. $50 ?. m
Market Street-Marxet and Main
streets, Rev. W. r. Tleenor, pastor: resi-
de4Ace. sol Market street Preaching II
a. IN. and Tea p. m Young Peoples meet
lbs, $50 p II.
ssedlsh-Beu and Eighth streets. Rev.
Aug. Olson. pastor; residence, - Dexter
street Services, Il a n and 40 p. N.
sunday school, e m. Young peoples
meeting, p m Prayer meeting, Thurs
day. 5 ?. NJ. Young peoples meeting,
Saturday. ?. II.
Farst-Foaria street. between James
ana I'5erry- Pew. W. F. Taylor. pastor:
residence. iso2 Marion street Preaching
at II a. m. and 80 p. m In the Seattle
8aeafer Morning sGhtecs. "PerSpectsve
III Art In Lie and In Religion" Evening
s1ao1eeT; "A Reception to Which All Are
welcome. Music under the SifreEfion OF
MIS- q. \. {. Rochester. Sunday Scnool
az The c.oS~e % the morning service: young
peoples meeting, Sis p. IN: prayer rn,eez-
sns, thursday. % p. n.