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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17
'RISP STORIES OF THE STREET
slELANcE OF INTERESTING COS
SIP.
sfnxs Seen and Heard on the
streets of Fort worth in the Course
OF = Busy Day-ropics of Tewn
ral<.

4 "a delegation of Kansas editors. con-
sting OF about e5 faber pushers. with
eir wives and sweeahearts, passed
Trough Fort Worth last night over the
Fatty.
They have been touring the Southland
Pre- in New Orleans. Houston and
her points. but their schedule would
u permit them TO make a stop in
I ,is city.
Zone OF their number Mai. j. Fred
Editing, editor OF the Florence tkan.)
illetin. came up 10 Fort Worth and
&5ent the day here, He told a Ga
lite reporter that his party had been
Gated royalty In the South. and they
ere all sorry time did not permit OF a
niger stay. Mr.. whiting runs one
y the best papers in the Suniiowcr
lNte, and has great faith In the fu-
( ire of that commonwealth. He had
4 sard 50 much about Fort Worth that
concluded to come on to ohis city.
aving the balance OF the party at
Z AGO 10 spend the day.
(, Judge Harris of tho Seventeenth dis
7 let court yesterday prepared a letter
livering several pages OF legal cap
! lper and addressed to Hon. II. t, ID.
? ndrews, Tarrant coutty's representa-
I1e in the legislature. In this letter
/ ldge Harris get forth at some length
W. views on the fee system and the
Opposed abolition OF the same. and
) lyocated tho retention Of the system
AZ It Is or with sllght notifications,
4 his letter was supplemented with one
pun Judge Greene OF the FOrty-elghth
strict court, who endorsed what Judge
Il "A Il n,
! iews OF his own as to how the doing
Ikay with the system and the introduce
4 bn OF u method Of remunerating the
lNurt clerks with salaries would prove
ssatia factory and impracicable.
( .I,he teachers Of the Fort Worth city
llhools met in building No. yesterday.
here they INDUCED In the discussion
ID calculation OF the momentous edu-
tlonai questions which have on
,aine1 the thought OF intelligent men
3D. women through all the centuries.
he papers evidenced careful Thought
preparation and were artistlcally
K ,esented The addresses. though not
carefully prepared, were thrilling
+, IA electrifying.
'rhe meetings are interesting and
laoftable.
aChief OF Police Maddox told Ga
lite reporter last night that the ar
pie that appeared In an evening pa
fr yesterday stating that several poor
afortunates were arrested mt the Door
y Hope city Mission by the police and
lrried before Judge Adams. iB In
,rrect, 10 far MS the police are con-
,rned with IT, He said none OF his
Yen had anything TO do with their
trcst. and that in Justice to them
made the denial.
5sherlff Tom Hell OF I'M county was
y the city yesterday on his way to
teburne, having In charge j. w
ides. whom he was carrying TO that
ACE for a hnbeas corpus trial. Sides
Y chnrged with murder. They MISSED
Be train to Cleburne NJ this place and
lie prisoner was carried back to Hill
t'uniy yesterday afternoon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17

The Baldwin Melville Dramatic COM
my closed its successful engagement
a week ut Greenwnlrs last night
IN the Russian spectacular drama,
fichael Strogon," The play sets forth
Z adventures OF courier OF the czar
bile bearing n dispatch to Il grand
Ike In liberia, and Incidentally. OF two
iwspapor correspondents and a num-
n OF other people In war between
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17

1895. by the Grand Council Of Tus
whose headquarters Will be the va
Hotel, in said city, It is espeslltl
quested that all cOunselors froa Z
different councils in Texas who Z
make 1t convenient will be IL =
Worth on that date. and take =
in said organization.
By order OF the Ginnd EItesa'
Committee. LOUIS ScHNElDsH
Grand Counselor, U. c. Lal
Attest
ROBERT PASCH,
ActinE Grand Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17

on February is (acoour; good roads
convention, we win sell ticlSets from
all stations on the Cotton BELT route IN
Houston. Tex. and return. nj fire for
the round trip, Good for return mas.
sage until February 20. 1895.
ID. NJ, MORGAN,
City Passenger and Ticket Agent Cot
ton Belt Route, ioi Main Street. Fort
Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17

VIII he Held Tuesday Night nj
Trades Assembly HnII.

As VIII be remembered. at the last
regular meeting o. the Trades Assem-
oY uAll was issued by that body
70 me members OF every labor union IA
me city 20 attend mass meeting 20
n oshe action on the Sefni-Centennial.
night at the Trades Assemble rail
corner OF Fourteenth and Houston
strees' From present indications me
meeting will he largely attended. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17

Mrs. Fannie c. Galloway ,,. a,ss VA
home, 800 South Calhoun NJ. sat NH y
day. The funeral SERVES lie =
this afternoon at ocivcs,t ca
was embalmed by undei.a~sss . y
l.. Cause. Mrs. Galloway ~. ". eli3 4
of many virtues, and q la,sf M "A
friends will sincerely mourn =
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17
and Return Via Cotton
be1t Route.

ON February II and IS we win sell
und trip tickets to Memphis al tho
west one way rate. good for return
It'll February %, on account OF fhe
iuthern Lumber Manufacturers na-
citation. For maps. time tables and
her Information, cali on or address
( A. Gibson, Il, r. A.. or ID, NJ. Nor
ln, City Pass. & II. A., 4Oi Main
rect. Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17
:, 70 uommerciui rrny,I,r.

Of s' E,,0 Commercial Travelling sa,n.,,..,
to the .ssasdp,ee.uuly call your a+tan,,,,
on the 1in, snat there Will be n cn,,ncii
rrs,antreS iI ~ commerciai Tre yshyr,
IN Fort Worth on Mar ss,er :
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17

jlimer a Amends prescription No.
81 has cured thousands of cases of
leumatlsm. No sufferer should fail TO
{ve II trial C. w. Preston & Co,
rents. Galveston, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Joseph NJ. LOGAN anu ssI,s \ Z
self rs n candidate for the on ,sseS
treasurer of Fort Wors na,,e w.
the action of the Demos---,--sl, II
W. B. HARRISON anllo oascs Z I
as a candidate for ine snhi,t.a'
treasurer OF Fort WORTH su XIII.
action Of the Democranc -. = :,
FOR CITY ATToRNE.,Yl ., ny I
zette il authorized TO arl ii9.ss X :
TEMPLEToN as q eanu XIV ~
election to the office q l,, ~ ,slles'
al the coming April elee., sy.cy 4 Z
the action OF the peme''
Worth. ----------','.l :
r. A CALDWELL, tn sn Ssslis'
oumbent. announces MILES, ~ Ne "a
date for denomination ~ ua..sr
tax collector and as's ga !
Worth. subject TO inc
Democratic party. - 4
J. ]. Massle hereby a a.s ~
self for city assessor AZ N, -
Fort Worth, subject % wrlk a
the Democracy OF Forl
r. w. FLouRNoY annS ,...s'l Z I
as a candidate for eli, TX, ss h Y
city of Fort Worth. mir
ton OF the Democrats
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17

speetaoles accurately fitted by Mr.
Shappel. the optioian, at Pfaefne's Jew
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17

Manufacturing. repairing iewelry and
watches and engraving at Pfaefle's,
opposite Hurley building.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-17

See our ad. in today'u paper.
CROWLEY & SIAiAtS.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-06-07

Esther chapter Of tho Eastern Star
on Monday evening gave reception to
which the Masons and their families were
invited. in honor Of Mrs. w. w. Downe,
who was elected presiding officer OF the
order in the state at the meeting OF
grand chapter last week il De Smet.
Sheriff Williams presided, and an ad-
dress Of welcome was made by the as
sociate Matron Of Esther Chapter, Mrs
d. d. Elv. and congratnlatory speeches
delivered by Messrs. j. 9. Elliot, y. II !.
owen, G. C. Middlebrook, Mrs. NJ II !.
Niseman and Mrs. Chas. Aggas and the
poorer half of the grand matron.who now
occupies very humble position in the
household. Miller's orchestra en-
liyened the occasion wit number Of tine
selections which added greatly to the
pleasure OF the affair. Ice cream was
served il the banquet room. and very
ENJOYABLE social time was had. The
newly elected grand matron certainly
appreciates the kindly feeling which
nrompted this ovation.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-06-07

Following are the names Of the old
soldiers inferred in the Milbank ceme-
terry, the last named being, buried in
the Catholic cemetery:
Geo Bartlett, Co ID 1st Minn. In.
j. b. Rice, y II 1st w. Va. -
j. w. Gear, = G 45 Illinois y.
Comrade Robinson.
John Bosworth, CO. 3 2nd Mich. Cav
Died may 81, 1888
j. W. Busby, Go. Il 10th Ind. In.
Died April Z, 1889.
G.. p Keeler, Co. 18th Vt. In.
Died March 1888 at Great Falls, w. I.
W. II y. Duel, Co. + 10th n. Y. In.
Henry Schafer, Co. NJ 9th N. Y. Art
Edw. Gill, Co. D Goth Wis. In.
I. f. Roberts, Co. H 1st Mich. NJ. Z.
Levi Lockwood, Co. G 50th Wis. In.
Otto Etterman-Oied june 1886
VIM NJ Green, Co. B MINI. Cav.
JOS Girorer, Co. 9Th Mlnn. In.
Died Jan. 26, 1895, inferred in Catholic
cemetery.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-06-07
Consolidated April II, 1890
CIRCUIT COURT.
List of Cases to be Heard ut tho Al
iONrned Term

The March term of court which was
adiour ned to the first Tuesday in June,
will be convened on the 18th Of next
month by Judge Andrews. The follow
ing is list Of cases on the calendar for
trial:
State vs.. Henry Zeka.
State vs. John Croymans
Christian D. Oehler vs.. Charles H.
Prior
Albert Helm vs. Leonard Williams.
Wood Bros. vs. w. j. Carrlck
Sberling, Miller Il Co. vs. knudt
Tweedt. a....
Filbert & Morley vs. Frank ?. Lloyd.
John y. Burkhardt VS. Georgia School
Twp.
Jacob Steltz VS. L. E Morley
II. G. Delaney and J.J. Delaney VS.
A. w. Movius.
David J. Craig and Chas. H. Keith vs.
Frank w. Zatie.
w. H. Hammond VS. John Brazil and
Agnes Brazil.
Charles Betcher VS. Grant County.
w. G. Ashton VS. Fred Camp and NJ
b. Camp.
Farmers Bank vs. John Tibhitts.
Maria Vandervoort vs. Samuel II.
Bayard.
Maria Vandervoort VS. Samuel H.
Bayard
August Fenner vs. Amelia A. Fenner.
julius II. Seymour VS. Hannah ?.
Cleveland.
John r. Eastman vs Charles Hook
muth and Elizabeth Hockmuth.
CT. johnson VS. Andrew Nord and
John Nord.
Minnie G. Uldrich VS. Joseph Fritz.
George r. Newell & Co. VS. Jacob
Steitz and Maggie Steitz.
Thomas S. Grafton VS. Charles NJ.
Browne
Philip Schroeder US The Colonial and
United States Mortgage Company, Linn
tied
Charlatta Schmidtvs Caroline Schvei-
gel.
Dency Hoxsie vs. Fremont HoNsie.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-06-07
Grant County sunday school Assoc.
CINtiOn.


The annual meeting Of the association
took place last Tuesday at the Congre-
gational church. While the attendance
was not large, many OF the Sunday
Schools from long distance were repre-
sented, and an encouraging degree OF
interest manifested in the discussion
and handling of the subjects on the
program At the business session IN the
afternoon the officers for the year were
elected as follows:
President-G. A. Wood.
Secretary-W. w. Downie.
Treasurer Mrs. Heury Schafer.
The elective officers and Mrs George
Barney and Mrs. j q. Wood were select
ed rs executive committee.
The ladies Of the w. &. I. Y. we're
rendered vote OF thanks for the supper
served the delegates.
Mr.. Robert Nichols and Mr.. A. S'od
dard were chosen as delegates to the
state convention at Clark, with Mrs.
Geo. Barney and Mr.. Hevener as alter
mates.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-06-07
Card OF Thanks.

We desire to return our sincere and
heartfelt thanks to the many friends and
neighbors who 50 kindly assisted US dur
ing the long illness and death Of our be
loved husband and father.
Mrs. GEO. PoRT,
and family.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-06-07
For over FIFTY Years

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used tor children tee,hing. It
soo,hes the child, softens the gums. allavs
all pain. cures wind collie, and is the bpsas
remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty i've cents
bottle. Sold by al! Druggists thrcslsgs.-s.A
sOutlhe world
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-06-07

Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew
er has restored gray hair to its original
color and prevented badness IN thou
sands Of cases. 1t will do SO to you.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-06-07
Common sense

Is very good thing to be possessed
of and the Common Sense Cultivators
IS just what its name indicates. They
are going lively a, Farley's.
Cutiyators Of other makes also for
sale
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-06-07

| SoNt ~
Wood Mower for sale at bargain.
Mr.. J w. johnson the cattle man
shipped another carload of hogs the frs,
Of the week.
District court convenes next Tuesday
with Judge Andrews presiding, 1t il
The March term adjourned.
Henry Skater has just placed fine
new marble slab in his market for a
meat stand. 1t is Of Vermont marble.
George Nixon, one Of Osceola's sub
stantIal farmers was shaking hands with
his Mllbank friends Wednesday, and re-
ports the crop prospects in his neighbor-
hood as No. /.
The funeral OF Mr.. George Port last
Sunday was probably the largest ever
witnessed i'll Milbank. rhe deceased
Was Known by almost everybody in tn {
county aud was universally respected
Mrs. l.. L. Conright received box Of
choice Texas flowers from her
husband last week, but owing to the
long journey the box was broken before
it arrived, and the flowers wers badly
demoralized.
Today was set as the opening daY of
the creamery, but owing to the nonar-
rival OF a portion of the E.achinery the
date vii have to be postponed to some
time next week. The engine, boiler and
the machinery here have been placed III
position.
George Merry returned Wednesday
from trip TO the northern part Of Rich
land county in North Dakota George
brings back the same report as others and
that is that so far Grant county is in the
van in regard to crop prospects this
year
W. Il. Rust the jeweler has designed and
manufactured a Very pretty souvenir of
the opening of the creamery. 1t is made
OF solid silver, very unique and pretty,
and viii make a handsome memento OF
the occasion You should not tail to get
one.
At tie decoration day exercises a pretty
floral tribute was noticeable, marked for
the aUnlsnown Dead to those who saw
this it may be well to state that the dis
play was contributed by the school child
rem oi the school northwest OF Twin
Brooks, taught by Miss Netue Green.
While there are not great many
tramps in this vicinity just at present
there comes once in a while bold one
It was such one who entered the home
OF Mrs. V. Fisher without invitation a
day or SO ago, and refusing to leave de-
manded something TO eat. Not until
the lady stepped cut and called assist
ance could she get rid Of her unlnvited
guest.
Judge Andrews, the presiding Judge
Of this district, will give his lecture,
entitled The Wedding Garment at the
NJ. f. Church on Sunday evening the
10th inst. 1t is not often that a Judge
steps from the bench to the pulpit to ex-
pound the law Of love, and judging from
the comments of the press where this
lecture has been delivered you will
miss a good thing If you fail TO hear
Judge Andrews on this occasion.
Wallace and Bruce, the twin boys in
the family OF Rev Mclean, celebrated
their fifth birthday last Tuesday after
noon by giving party to their young
friends Of abou, the same ago and exper-
ience in life The young ladies and
gentlemen who took part in the celebra-
tion Of this extraordinary event were:
Bessie Downe, Annls Healy,
Bessie Thayer, Lillian Schater,
~, A,,ro ppH
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-06-07
Notice..

To owners OF cows IN Milbank. |
have Jersey Bull for service. Terms
Sl5o; 30 cents cash, balance when sure OF
calf. Gee. w. MERRY.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-06-07
kE HAPPENINGS.

-Thursday- No. l Northern
SIC,
lon Creamery cans at Wood
II Mrs. j. w. Johnson start to
pn an extended visit to Wiscon
Is bring your wheat to Erl and
bhpson in exchange for -four
Fitch is representing Humphrey
"A. H., at the state encampmenl
Id at Pierre this week.
No. 4 in Big Stone, Tp. Miss
[artelle, teacher. held appropri-
Uses on Decoration day.
Van Asche the Milestone farm
lr thanks for Il fine mess Of let
ch he brough, in the first of the
?. $. G. e. will serve ice
Id cake in the Glomstad build
Main street on the Fourth of
". Antelman and Mrs. j +.
are attending the state meet
b Woman's Relief Crops. as del
the local Corps.
aies Aid society will give a tea
me OF Mrs. J. w. Bell next Fri
4th. A business meeting will
ID the afternoon.
bnd lodge Knights Of Pythias
ou at Cham berlain this week
|enedict representing Banner
|his place at the meeting.
G Haigh of the Congrega-
birch, left for Chicago last Mon
e he expects TO remain Tor a
5, while the church is being re-
vs drum corps will give a So
ill Mount's home on Tuesday
De llth inst, for the purpose
funds for the purchase Of uni
fhad has moved IN from the
takes his old place in the
bafer meat market. Mr.. Shoe
kes a position III the Clark
tket.
want To learn all about the
dairy, feeling, etc, as applied
kot4s. subscribe for the Dakota
aberdeen, s. ID. Subscriptions
et THIS Office.
(ason for Garden Tools, Screen
lnls and oils, Poultry Netting
piers, Fish Poles, Flower Pots
titles, is hear and ycu will find
! best at Wood Bros.
!. \. Durham and Mrs. Paine,
a: Pyldeo We're enjoying a visit
s llbahk friends the first OF the
ng tue guests Of tho family Of
Jones, the engineer.
las. A9gas, of Monteyldeo, came
old home at Milbank last Mon
enc the reception given by the
'taf Monday evening in honor
|hd matron OF this jurisdiction
harles Gerber reopened his
permanently on decoration
: recently repainted and quite
renovated and otherwise i'm
place. You will always find
ht and clean at Gerber's.
ing allalr occurred at Nassau
|oay which nearly resulted in
ol Thomas Mason, who in a
as shot through the stomach
yfonan, the wheat buyer at
=. We understand that bad
aged an important part in the
y OF John Tweedt, who died Of
Fser at Webster on the 30th
brought to Milbank last Satur.
p'efred IN the cemetery here
'anl performing the burial Ger
me grave. lie was 25 years
q son of Knudt Tweedt, who
invest Of town.
fchants Bank will insure yor
~ IN the reliable st. Paul Fire
pe Insurance Co. In case Of
. no waiting until tall tol
'our crops arc adjusted anl
: ame Of loss. We refer K
lers IN Grant county vino have
~ one can say a word bu'
10 Indications tor June arr
l1ln With hail II &c fhn lnf,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-06-07

Wood Bros. have a few Champion
Mowers for sale cheap. (bargains).
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-06-07

Does your trough leak? Get pitch
at Wood Bros. =
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-06-07

Wood Bros. have nice new mich
COW tor sale.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1895-06-07

At his home in Milbank, S. D., Friday
Nav 81, at $3.50 O'Clock p. m, Mr.
George Port in the 59th year of his
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-08
NEW COMPANY AT CORDRAY's.
Hettie Barnard Chase Heads the List
To Amman Sentemhcr IG.

\ large COMPANY of players. headed by
Hettie Barnard Chase. is scheduled TO ap-
pear at Cordray's theater for the week
beginning September is. The star IS de-
scrlbed as q versatile actress. pretty and
graceful. equally a home as Iolanthe in
Damon any Pvthias." Ophelia, Desdamo-
M. or as a rolliCking soubrette in Little
Coauette" or "Cncle's Darling" She is
said also 10 he clever in specialties. sing
ing tho prettiest songs. dancing the latest
Terpsichorean novelties and skillfully
PLAYING the banjo.
The company supporting Miss Chase In
cludes George II. Hays, Charles II. Chase.
Daniel Mcclure. Edwin 7. Gardner, Iafe
Woots0n. Little Charlie Chase, Aida Gard
ner and others. The first evening Of tho
enga cement they viii present Uncle
Darling" Miss Chase appearing In the
tide role of merry s0uhrette. The play
IS said 10 he one Of their best efforts II
IS based upon a romance Of Alaska and
British Columbia. and additional finish Is
given 10 the production by the use Of spe-
ciai scenery. including the vivid repre-
sentatio1 Of a storm at sea and shipwreck,
a rescue IN rnid-0cean. and an Arctic scene
with brilliant aurora borealis- In the
repertoire Of the company are 10 be found
q number Of Shakespearean PLAYS.
paImers comedians will appear this cv-
ening in their farewell performance OF
our Boy"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-08
Everett Society.

Everett. Sept 7.-Special.-About the
most interesting social event OF the week
was the fierce baseball contest between
the married men and single men Of the
Commercial club, as the result of a chal-
lenge issued by the latter. All the ath-
letie talent was enlisted, and incidentally
several important social questions were in
volved. notably, "Is marriage failure?"
Well. the eventful and decisive day came
on Thursday. The sun shone benignly
and many OF the ladies, married and
single, were on hand to watch the sport
II must be admitted. however, that the
sympathies OF the ladies were not alto
gether prompted by their own conditions
in life. Many married ladies openly ap-
piauded the single men and some OF the
young ladies cast approving slances on
the married men. The feeling was pretty
well illustrated by one young lady who
remarked with considerable enthusiasm.
"Oh. / hope the single men will -" She
was going TO say win, but she caught
herself and added: mo, / don't, either;
they have no business 10 he single" The
game up to the eighth inning was decided
~ in favor of the married men. but then
fortune smiled on their adversaries and
the young men rolled in fourteen runs.
just doubling their score, giving them %
TO the married mems 81. In the first half
of the ninth inning the single men tied
the score amid great applause and got two
runs TO spare. but the game was called on
account OF the darkness and the score was
announced as 81 to % in favor OF the mar
ried men. In the evening the game was
discussed amid much amusement at the
Commercial Club. and It was the general
opinion that another game would have to
be played to decide the question of .rela-
tive skill. Meantime the married men are
Growing.
\ "washtub'' social was a novelty at the
Presbyterian church on Friday evening
Soap suds and soap were served and souv-
enirs given TO all who took soap suds and
soap.
A social was given by the Sunday school
of Trinity Episcopal church at Guild hall
on Saturday evening.
Mr.. ]. II. Mitchell and family have re-
moved TO Snohomish. Mr.. Mitchell finding
that his duties as deputy county assessor
will make ii more convenient to have his
residence there
Rev. T. w. Buffers family will return
from east of the mountains next week.
Miss Lizzie Hayes and Miss Jennie
Hayes have returned from a visit OF sew
eral weeks In Wisconsin.
Mrs G. ". Kucher is visiting friends in
Tacoma.
Miss Emma S. Yule arrived home on
| Wednesday from Oregon. where she has
| been spending the summer.
Miss Robinson. Of Seattle, Is visiting the
family Of Capt. Mcfarland.
Mrs. II. Se!wert and children have gone
to Adrian. Mich. for a six weeks visit
DR. {. J.. Thomas and wife left on Thurs
day evening for a trip to Chicago expect
Ing 10 he absent about thirty DAYS