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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

-sotice is hereby given that the ANIMAL election
t3- the C3ty of M!8gaus viii oe held on Tuesday
Agfll -irt. l-e6. Il HEteh election ths following
officers are 10 BE- elected:
One Justice OF the peaeP.
One Alderman for she second Ward 10 i'll the
vacancy caused by removal from the State 81
George NJ Clark.
oue Ala rnan for Frs. Ward il the place Of
4t4DR48- Fitch
one Alderman 70. Second Ward, in the place ot
VI b. Saunders.
one Alderman for the Third Ward, in the place
o. u. VI A11esmau
- Il member ot the Board nf E4acst!oI for
tas First Ward IN ss4 City III the place of a. j
Hits
A member 0f the Board ot Education for the
second Ward in the place ~ a Mittel4taedi.
i member Of the Board Of Education for the
Gaifd Ward iii the pseee VI Dudley Stats.
A Treasurer Of the Board et Education IL the
pace ot Il II Benedict
E. the times aud places hereinafter mentioned,
a. follows
FIR. .,ra-d Office Of Furniture store Of Levi
seanah%I on second AyeEne
second Ward -Eugine House on Third Avenue.
Third Ward In building on Lot Block =,
kaown ~ >medley building.
The following judges OF election were appoint
G BIZ the City Cuaucll:
First Ward. Levi schlabsi i, A. J. Hits and
u r. Frey.
Second Ward H. j. Benedict. Moses ID. Baird
aud Ghas >uiciitfe
TAira Ward.-D. Stats. W ". Mount, and
" J Baxter.
Tue Polls will be kept open continually from 9
Clock I'D the forenoon unttt3 CLOCK IN tue after
noon of said dag. and said election will be con-
e4eted IN accordance with the general laws of the
STATE governing election OF County officers.
Dated M Mllbauk, ). y this 18th day Of
March, lsss5.
J. Z. TBURAs,
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sunday school i.sociation.

The annual convention Of tie South
Dakota SUNDAY School association will
IA hell III Parsar, beginning Wednes
day evening, Nay 9Th, and closing Fri
dty evening, the 8th Prominent sun
aay school workers from all parts Of the
state will be in attendance. also
several from neigaborlng states .
Iaa people OF Parker are making large
Preparations for the convention AMI all
,eipate large attendance. The officers
.r The association are: President, R-v.
s. d. Works. OF Huron: vice president
Pref. G. r. Waters, OF Broakinss, sec
fe,.ry and treasurer, Rev. II. NJ. Sprin-
r. Of Watertown; scribe, J JW.Slnith, Of
Wssslng:on.
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n
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE F1ss
N SALE. Whereas attauts "
the conditions II maFt4a-R ~ III !.
Abbott aud Hiram T. ANhatt, steI -. y.
gagorr. to Hiram u. fton, i'la,I,,
June I'd. lssai. which lnaft-a-e, II q.
power ol sale therein eaAfa1sl l6ei 4. II i
the office Of the Register 81 hf,a, vi tl
IL and state Of South pakata, NJ IN u
li:i2 q clock. Il IN, III A00h y u =. III
pages as.3 as33 aai4, which meTtEa.s ~
hy said Hiram u Upton g a1l.saa a1..a FIJI
hf All ssignulent ii Wrltl41' w .sd |
and recorded iii the office q H. 4 I
Deeds. on February 18th, isN' :
mortgages. on pare ~,
And whereas. there II elaiinea ,a,,t y
said mortgage at this date, l5e,sM ,sM d
for the years 1888. lsai, and -
hereinafter described, tie sum Y III
eleven and 62-lAl dollars. aiia !. !. III
ceeding having been in-tltilfea y
the debt secured by said hlolt7a7
thereof. ,.,rabf
Now. therefore. Notice 7 y h'' Ii
said mortgage will he fofeel9!5,esa, s,ort,sE
premises described ~ the 3dld I at tsp,,s
One fl,1 in Block Fifty afi, =. = Jtss
tion to the Village of Mltl'aAa aaness
CITY of Milbaak. a. the sumo aREis
corded plat Of said addition - far q
the Register Of Deeds ID anu shga
which sale will b. made ~ ~ la5e 5eoaaI
County, at the front door q ~ III aass
Niihank. in said County, api.. !, N
i clock 4. nj, 1t public auction ;ntfrsS N
der for cash. u pas said deht, y .yif
If any, On said premises, ana aimS
fees. and TIL. disbursement. .dsa il 4
subject to redemption 81 tt,5a1sylass
pa'ea y "a''''o AIFnEp 7 II
sssisaee Il
G. q. CHURCH. Attorney ~ sa 4
vagap -
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Last April 10
First Feb. -
Mortgage Sale.

Notice is hereby given that mortgage
executed by herman Lasknvski, (>lng e.,
t. Y. NJ. kmgat, dated March 16lh.
1892, and recorded March 24th 1892, al
y M in hooE. Is u. mortgages on la-e
62g i'll the Register of Deeds office, Grant
county. South Dakota, will D. foreclosed
hy d sale II the therein mort gagged preml-
So to-Hit The SoQth-eas; quarter #
Section eight tsf. In Township one
Hundred Twenty i2ul, Of Range Forty
seven 49,. in said County. at public
auction Uy the Sheriff Of said county on
the 18th day Of April, 1876. at | o'clock
y. m AT the front door Of the court
house in Mllbauk, IN sand county. 70
satisfy Sl093 20 CLAIMED to he now due
on said mortgage and SO 90 for taxes
anI interest thereon. paid hy MORTGAGE,
total claim now due SLIP. % and at
t0rneys fees as stipulated therein.
Dated February 20th. 1896.
A. NJ KNIGHT, Mortgage.
A. W. MoyICs. ATTORNEY for Nort- t-acee.
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Notice Of Registration.

Notice - heye5y given that the aoa-L OF Regis
t-at&Uu Ut the tlsy q u gank. Slate 81 eoaLh
i4kot4. wt48 be session 4t The Office Cf 'reo~ ;
Eix Ciiy Attorney. OF >atarGaY ApEgi lIta, lS*s.
EZ4 Du Monday 4 pm 2Jt4 1885. from ~ clock
ig the forenoon RutIi - clock q tae att@EnQvD
ot said Gays for the purpose ~ registering The
names Of voters for the Clty Election to be held
o. \ prst 2I=t, I,4t.
All persons aesErIrr 10 yote as said Election
v 4a4 please observe ta,- Eotice au4 haYe theGE
names registered and thereby avoid trouble and
delay a. tine polls.
Dated .t Mlbank, s d, this 18th day o.
har-h, loz5.
E . Eli.
! II TKEaAs, Mayor.
C4ty 4 HGttor,
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Benjamin Harrison and Mrs. Lord
Dimmlci. were married last Monday
afternoon in New York city. While tie
politicians and statesmen are frrtting
and sweating during the summer cam
paign. Ben Harrison will be enjoying
the honeymoon. Who will say he has
Lot chosen the wiser course.
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First March q. Last April II.
NOTICE or MORTGAGE FoREeLosr RE
~ sAII.-Wherea4. default has occurred III
til. conditions Of mortgage given ht ole X.
F0ss, f-in-le. mortgagar to Hiram ID. pton.
Mortgugee dated October atb, 1sga which mort
gage. together with the power of sale therein
contained. was recorded ia the Office af tile
Register of Deeds III Grant county and State Of
South Dakota October eth lsr. at 80 o'clock.
4. IN. ia book 81 of Mortgages, On pages 2iVaii
IL which mortgage WIS assigned by said Hiram
d. L pton to Alfred r. Batchelder by an assign
ment in writing, dated August 18th, 1885, and
recorded IN the office of said Register Of Deeds on
February ettn, 1896, III book fl Of Mortgages, on
page A.:
And whereas there II claimed t. be due Gpon
said mortgage at this date, including taNes paid
Tor the Years 1898. lssi and 1855, the land
hereinafter described. the sum If Four hundred
twenty two and - laJ dollars, and no action or
proceeding hasing been instituted al law to recos
er the deft secured by said mortgage, any part
thereof.
NoN. therefore. Notice il hereby given that said
mortgage Will he forpGlpset! by sale If tile prem.
iaPa described III said mortgage, viz: The East
hatf uf south east quarter, the Southwest quarter
of Southeast quarter, ana Southeast quarter If
Southwest quarter If Section TNpntv-tNo. in
Township Oue hundred eighteen, of Ranga Forte
nine. III said County. which sale will hn maae bv
the sheriff If said County. at the front door of
tic Court House, iii Milhank. iii said county,
apla list, is'a', at ~ oeloea g. m Of pahiie
auction to the highest bidder for cash to pay
said deht. interest and taxes il amy, said prem
ises, and $1,000 attorneys fees and lse ai-bur.c-
nent- allowed by law, subject to redemption as
provided hy Law
Dated at Watertown, s. Oak, February 1st,
1896.
ALFRED T. BATcHELDEs,
Assignee Of Mortgage.
G. g. Chusscx. Attorney for Assignee Of Mort
gngee.
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For over fn1

Mrs. WISsLow's SooTlilNs, n
been used tor children ,.fs
soothes the child. sottens ~ -
all pain. cures wind co''a 'arappS
remedy for Diarrhoea. =;
a bottle. Sold bI all uIue7
vl,t / he world.
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Senator Hansboreagh. Of North DaEo-
ia, Who has beer free sllyerlie and ap-
p,sal 70 Mckinley, has heard "t the South
Dakota convention, ard il is reported
that he IS ready to declare himself for
Mckinley and sound money and le in
line with the popular sentiment OF bis
state
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] Z TRURAS,
City Auditor.

Secretary Hoke Smith and ex-Speaker
Crisp, two worthy democrats OF Georgl.
we're having a series OF JOINT debates n
their home state on the silver question.
nlt Crisp lost his voice after one Or two
II settings. and the debates had to lie
EIt Ell ap
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lrst March i

Whereas. dsfanlt having been nas
mant If principal and interest das
executed hs SeI- Et4reon and AA'5
husband and wife. II y I. Llfdga.sssi
18th. 1872. recorded an the lttd d., !, !.
at / i o'clock, II M, II book y y Y Y
page -. IN the office ii Register q y
county, :. u. !.
On the sonth-e east quarter O ~
quarter. and the Northwest quarter Y. ].
east quarter. and the Northeast Nv
South vest quarter # section num- =
liz in Township One hahtlffa = !.
llia. Of Range Forts whine ~ o4'
acres. more er less.
and whereas. there Il now ahs WI !.
said mortgage tie sum u 81 - ~ !
laW or other proceedings having ~, j,
Notice il hereby given taaf s3ia 4.'
be forselo-ed by Il sals of -a4a pffils,. II.
anetion. by the sheriff Il Grant eoa9I
urdap the 18th day of April, l-A, 4
IN. If said day, st the front aoat Il.
House. IN TIL. city III hlioaAA'
South Dakota. ID pay 80 =, ahsei4s'
Dis Shgrsements allowed by law
Dated March 5th, ls,t6. - n
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The Wanbay Clipper announces that
ths creamery enterprise At that place
las been dropped for his Year. The
stoc,s notes Will be pail up next tall and
then it will not be necessary 10 borrow
money to build tie creamery.
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[sEAL.l ]

The state Of South Dakota. otlice Of state audi
tor. department Of insurance.
Gampang's certificate Of authority
Whereas, the Standard Life aud Accident IN
surance Company. corporation organized un-
der the laws Of Michi-aa has filed III this office a
sworn statement exhibiting lis condition and
business for the year ending December 81, 1s95,
con fofmable to the requirements OF tho laws CT
this state regulating the business OF isuraneei /
and
Whereas, the said company has fled II this
office duly certified copy Of lis charter, with
certificate of organization. III compliance With
tile requirements OF the insurance law aiore-
said.
Now, therefore. !, J. = Nipple, auditor Of the
state OF south Dakota pursuant to the rro,l
sions Of said laws. do hereby certify that the
above named company is fully empowered
through is authorized agents, % transact its
appropriate business OF Life and Accident 1nsur
ance in this STATE. according to laws thereof, un
til the 3ist day OF December, A. y. 1896.
In testimony whereof. have herennto set my
and and seal at Pierre this 3s, day Of January
!. u 1896 J. u. HlrrIE,
rsAAL AulitOr-
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State Of Michigan. county Of Wayne, S..

-
u IL Ferry president. and Stewart Marks
secretary CT The Sta, dard Life and Accident III
snrance Company, Of Detroit, Michigan, being
duly sworn depose and say that the foregoing IS
full! true and correct statement eff the affairs OF
said company: that the said Insurance Company
Is the bona fide owner 81 at least One hundred
thousand collars nf actual cash capital invested
III the state and United states STOCKS and bGiits,
or IN bonds and mortgages of real estate nnin-
can.be red. and worth double the amount Tor
which the same IL nortga2ed AMI they are tie
above described officers Of said Insurance Com
pany. u. III. FERRY,
STEWART MARKS, President.
Secretary
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th
day OF January ls9D.
j. I PATTON,
fsEALl Notary Public.
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Gro. S. R1x, .Attornet for Mertzasst.
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road. He Was formerly division ssIpersn-
se,,sant On the Great Northern railroad
Mr.. Stanley Nar5urton. senaEor-e4ect
from Pierce county, visited the scene or
his winter conquest this week
D-. Genie, OF Seattle, PAID a visit 20 his
former home n this city.
Mr.. George Stone was n the city On
bussrezs during the week
Mr.. VII d. jenkins. secretary Of state
elect. was in the city Saturday arranging
for ii. future residence here
Mr.. and Mrs. A A Booth have gone 10
California FOR the winter.
afr. Charles T. Lindsey. OF Ridge1eid.
visited ats brother. Mr. A. A. Lindsey. OF
this city. He mas just returned from a
VISIT % China and japan
At the country residence OF NJ. and
Ms BENNETT Wilson Johns. Olympia
THURSDAY. Mss Ruth yertrfes Johns. Of
Olympia. and Prof Arthur Sterling ksr-
Yoor OF Alden Kan, were united "a HAar-
Rage hv the Rev y. .. Proper, Of
Seattle The bride. who Is the only
daughter OF Nr. and Mrs. Johns. was
attfred in white silk while the groom
wore black. The ceremony was Witnessed
nv tha following friends OF the contract
ing parties. Mr.. w. III. Mltcasil and
dsnxater- Mrs Edith MaeCo.Quodaie.
OF Portland: DR.. F. W. Mitchell. OF Sc
attIe. Rev. A g. Sawln and wife. DR.. j.
H. MCDONALD d1fo "AtT. AA4- anu -AiS p
r. Eartxuck, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac LounS-
bury. Mrs. r A. Foiianspse and daughter
Gertrude. Mrs. A. f. McCay and daugh-
ter Annie, Mrs. John r Mitchell and sis
ter. Miss Emley Bradley, Of Olympia.
After the ceremony and congratulations
the company were shown 10 the dining
room ana seated at the handsomely dec
Grated tables. where q beautiful souvs-
mir photo Of the Home and Twin FRS
was found al each plate. The sumptu-
Gus dinner was enjoyed by all, after which
an retired 20 view the many handsome
and valuable presents, among which were
a large silver tray and tea set. silver fish
set. large silver butter dish. silver cake
knife. silver butter knife silver souvenir
ser. silver salts and spoons. set napkin
rings. gold band china tea set. silver
comb tray. Japanese vase. fruit dish on
silver stand and large. handsome pict-
ur1 frame.
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Olympia, Nov. z.-SpeciaI.-The capital
CITY ) social whiFi. so called, is not so en-
ersaTing nowadays as TO keep one awake
AFTER early candle light. Indeed. about the
only public event of social note since cleo
ton Was the charity ball on Wednesday
night, under the auspices Of the LADIES'
Relief Society, which suggests the thought
mat there viii be an incessant shutting
OF pretty feet this winter II this is to be
the means Of keeping the gaun; wolf from
the doors OF Olympia's poor with the mer-
curry at an unprecedented low state of
degradation and six inches of frozen snow
on the ground at THANKSGIVING while the
willy Hanna keeps foodstuffs al a price I'M
REASONABLE high considering the election is
long past. The lack OF social activity may
10 an extent be accounted for by the fact
that many OF those who were entertainers
are now IN a transitory state, and by the
middle OF January next viii have betaken
themselves to their erstwhile respective
abodes. some in classic Skamokawa. 9TH
ers to their rural occupations in Clarke
county, others TO Kittitas, some TO Taco
ma and others to Seattle. there to forget
the ingratitude of republics and small por-
tons thereof They viii be missed, and
they so regretted.
The reception rendered by the congrega-
ton OF ST. Johns Episcopal church 10 the
pastor, Rev. Rufus Chase, on the eve of
his departure 10 spend the winter IA the
Eastern states was wei attended. The
beautiful residence OF Mr. and Mrs John
+. Convey was thrown open for the oeca-
sion. Refreshments were served and many
and earnest were the good wishes extended
Mr.. Chase who has made friends, not only
with his own people, but nearly every one
in Olympia, during his three years resi-
dence here.
Mr.. Frank Morse visited Tacoma during
the week
Jay Sedgwick and Ben Skeeks. both of
Tacoma, made business trip 20 the cap
ital this week.
Mr.. ]. n. Copeland. of Seattle. has re-
moved with his family TO this city. Mr..
Copeland has been appointed superintend-
ent OF the Port Townsend G. Southern rail-
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Exerett's Gay Whirl.

Everett Nov -Speclal.-Wintry pleas
ures have made this Thanksgiving week
memorable In Everett. While sleighing is
a rarity here in any winter, IL Is rarer still
when II comes as early as November, but
the cold fact must be chronicled this year
that durine. the present week the mercury
for several mornings has ranged from )
degrees to = degrees above zero. Skating
parties and coasting parties held full sway,
for the weather for most Of the week has
been free from storms. Thanksgiving day
was observed by a general suspension OF
business, the closing OF schools and by
many family reunions.
Bishop Bankers visit TO Trinity parish
was made the occasion OF a pleasant re-
ception rendered aim by Rev. and Mrs.
Brenton at the rectory on Monday. Many
called to pay their respects and 20 meet
the bishop. who Is much esteemed by the
people of Everett.
There is ample cause for the ladies OF
the board OF management OF the Everett
hospital to congratulate themselves on the
very successful outcome Of the bazaar
held last week. The receipts from the
supper and sale of articles realized about
$3.50. and the cash boxes which had been
distributed about the city for few weeks
previous added upwards of 500 more. max
ing the total nearly $500, and exceeding all
previous efforts in this direction. The la
dies express their hearty thanks to all who
so freely gave their services and patron
age in aid of the affair. The Indebtedness
of the institution will all be paid by the
success of the bazaar.
Central opera house was filed by gay
throng on Wednesday evening, the ocea-
zion being the benefit ball given by the
employees OF the Everett Railway and
Electric Company. A handsome sum was
realized which will be devoted 10 aid
Messrs. Eagle and Goldthorpe, the former
injured in an accident and the latter suf-
ferlng from severe Illness that neeessi-
tated a surgical operation.
A largely attended social was given by
the Woodmen OF the World at their hall
on Monday evening. The programme in
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grarxzs OF the Ladies Musical Club VIII
he repeated. and Mr.. Bull viii paay De
BerSoxs magnificent seventh Concerto
Mss KavaBz0ga AL also make her fare
wei. appearance on this occasion ard The
entertainment vfu be one ~ the choice
events OF the season.
Social Notes.
Mr. 7. v. Tyler spent Thanksgiving with
friends IN Seattle
M. P. Y Caesar and family leave this
Miss Julia Spfagne spent Thanksgiving
with Seattle friends
Miss Amy Hall and Miss Bali went 20
Seattle Thanksgiving day.
SIR and Mrs Freeman Chandler gave .
family dinner Thanksgiving
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie CuIlon entertained
the Evening Ctnch Club last night.
Mr. and Mrs. g. w Dickinson expect 10
leave for New York before the holidays.
Miss %eftse Wallace returned from her
extended Eastern visit Thursday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. W. q. Pearce will proba-
bly, take the Stevens house as their resi-
dsnce.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Reeves Ayres are at
home from their coiviiIe ranch for the
winter.
Mrs. Al Phillips, OF San Francisco. Is
visiting her parents. superintendent and
Mrs r :. Bingham
Dir. and Mrs. A. Reeves Ayrss were the
guests of Judge and Mrs. Frank Allyn al
Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr.. G. w. Seymour viii give hts lecture
on Lady Jane Grey Tuesday evening ia
the Congregational church.
Mss Ruth Cove Miss Cornell and
Miss Ryder, Of the Tacoma schools, visit
ed friends IN Seattle Thanksgiving.
The Monday Cinch Club was entertain
ed by airs. &. A. Snowden- Mrs Dickinson
has invited them for tomorrow afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. ". morrill, entertained
Mr and Mrs. T.. g. Vaughan ard Rev. a.
y Thompzon's family Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. II. V. Caesar and family. Mrs LITTLE
Miss Little and Mr.. w A. Hull were Mr.
day.
Dir. and Mrs. H w. Newly. Miss
George Newly and Miss Doris Newell
nined at Mr.. w. &. Bardsley's Thanks
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s.0oea reading from SpoorendSse BY
al y y Ellis. instrumental duet BY Miss
E1atol and Mr.. Sol Sherfey. recitation by
Mt Fred Holcor1b. music by the Mas1io-
IN LID. an address BY Mr.. Be5eAu and a
Ito oy the Porter brothers and Seth
nssserooke. supper and danes wound
Up las Festivities Tire Wocdnen are
neurisAing and they are fun OF the spirit
OF fraternity.
Manager Irving OF the Hotel Monte
1rlsto treated his guests 10 q sumpsuous
Thanksgiving dinner.
M and Mrs. r IL Browreu spent
Thanksgiving day with friends IN Seattle
Mr. and Mrs. r O Eoe we're guests OF
Mp. and Mrs A. ". F'rGter AZ Snohomssn
On Thanksgiving day.
Mr. A J. Westland was IN Seattle or
Wednesday.
drs. ". C. Cox arrived home from
Nalla Nalla on Friday evening OF last
week. Miss Rose Bls.ock. OF wslla waiia.
accompanied her TO spend a short time in
Everett
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dryer arrived
home on Tuesday evening from their we'd
ding trip
Mr. J. ]. Nancy went to Astoria las,
week.
Mrs Oscar Aige is home from q pleas
ant visit with friends IN Seattle.
on Sunday. December s Rev W. s.
Z
missionary addresses In the church both
morning and evening.
The sewing society OF Loyal Council. No.
~. W. A. +. A, disposed OF q fancy guilt
on Wednesday afternoon. The lucky
number was 81, held ay r. n Osborn. OF
Thorpe. Kittitas county. Wash.
Mr.. G. 5. McNesly is in town for a few
DAYS greeting friends be has been IN
Spokane for several months
IL aea Z yatr
where he has been mining ali summer.
MIR. q. =. Phelps, who has been in Cal
ifornia for few months, arrived home
on Tuesday. He expects his family from
Minnesota shortly 10 make their home in
Everett
Mr.. H. Kirnise is in town again. after
spending several months in Colorado and
Montana.
largely attended and very pleasant
social was given by the Woodmen of the
World at their han on Monday evening
last.
Mrs. Patrick Shea left this week to
join her husband at Trail.
Mr.. a. 5. Nichols. With his wife and
family OF five children. arrived in Everett
on Saturday evening last from Hastings,
MINI, 10 make this city their home. Mr.
Nichols is a son of Mr.. Samuel IL Mich
OILS OF this city.
Messrs Thayer and Duryee came home
from the state university to spend
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. George E. Woodruff and daughter
have gone 10 olympia to visit friends.
Mrs. Edward Lane arrived home on
Wednesday from Tacoma. where she has
been visiting friends.
Mrs. Hathaway, Miss Hathaway and
Miss Mcfarland were In Seattle for a
short visit this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G.. Swalwell entertain
ed a family dinner party on Thanksgiving
day, about twenty being present.
Mr. Albert Stein has disposed OF his In
surance business and viii leave for Chi
cage shortly to live. His sister. Miss
Fannie Stein will also go 10 Chicago.
The many friends OF Miss Sherfey viii