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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-09

Nesfing ars dellShttnl recpiei and VIII
Sc . nesssse addition - the social life os
sae sAsal station and Seattle.
Mrs = J; Starr. q san Francisco. who
saAS tSea III az the Harrison Eat springs
Ter some weeks IL exain N tn~ city AZ
home. ~ Ss''o' 49,
Ms FRANK ". Mitchell Aas seen en-
u sinclair, OF Racine Wis.. an ssncle ~
Mr. ana Mrs. MitcheiTs Nr. Sinclair legr
Ter his home last night.
Or ; Horton. q olympia. was WIS.,
ting friends in SHUTTLE 9ursnE tAs past
week. he came down on his wheel All
made the run from Ofyrapsa =, S.Nasfis
in etght and a half hours
NJ and Mrs q i Zimmerman ara
after an eStch1ea sour through sanlc ~
the eastern states curla< whscA Tine they
VISITED many friends AMI relatives.
Mrs, ]. A. &. Rochester ana sister. Mrs.
John s. Backner. Of Kansas CITY. left iass
week for a trtO 70 Alaska. On their re-
tGFn Mrs. BucSner VIII visit In Seattle for
short tsyne before returning home.
Mrs. I.elih and PARTY from the Weed
where Mr.. Leifh and son are at work on
their valuable claims J. II. Iseith and
wife 81 Whatcor viii also join the party.
OR Morgan Mergans. Mrs Phillips ana
were IN ne city on Tuesday. the lasseg-
travelling nv steamer "Wednesday nornins.
college.
Mss Anna Milford. ~ Cincinnati. wha
has been guest OF Mrs. r. ~ Glars
Tor ne past two months. LEFT for Oak
land Tuesday. where she will faiu Msx
Barbara
Miss Jaw. a charming young Portland
taGNs VITO WAS Ia the city for several
weeks the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il.
Williams, al their home. corner OF fIysa
day night.
Lieut.. J. IT. Hefherington, Il. $. n. whu
was Recently transferred from tha hyero-
Sranhic Office az Rorf Townsend 10 thc
naval station at Port Orchard. WAS at The
RatnlefSsrsnd on Tuesday. 1Ia was ca
route 70 assume his new position.
Mrs Hart X. Ward and skAaxhter. Miss
Virginia OF Chicago. arrived in the city
MS week and are the gnests Of Mira
warns mother. Mrs. !. &. Prewett Mrs.
Ward was formerly Miss Iaiihn prewetf.
and both she and Mr. Wari ssere prnsfl-
neAt IN local society before their Departure
Tor Chicago. where they now reside
Mrs. r. ~. Sprouie. of Sparta. Ill. WIN
has been spending a couple of months
with her sister. Mrs Margaret Mcknight.
of s9ie Madison street. sailed on the tFil,a-
9illa Tuesday morning for San Francisco.
where she viii spend a month With her,
daughter. Mrs. Frank f5y. later returninzc
20 her home hy way Of the Union Pacific.
Mr. II. Il. Stlnson had n farewell alnne.
party AZ the RUtlsr nss WEDNESDAY esssn-
lng IN honor OF his brot her. u~iaw Iir.
hFoleriek, formerly OF the unitsSi States
steamship Charleston. who has been or
derei 10 Norfolk. Va. The party WAS
made 10 of Dr. Frederick. NJ and Mrs.
Stinson. Mrs. r. T. Starr, of San Fryns
cisco. and Miss Olive Miller.
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Campers at Mulxilteo.

Mukilteo. Aug. s.-Speciai.--On of thu
most enjoyable camping parties on tho
Sound this season Is Hnohofnish canp.
Idia Wild. ~ Mukilteo. About fifty farft-
lies are eaYnped thare. and events of N
tcrest are concentrated about tbs camp
fires Of the various resorts every evening"
Tamiln Eieeii. the 'Byownls or tho
camps" q. r.. Paul and ". G. Petit. with
their comic songs and witty remarks. keep
the campers constantly In good cbgsr.
J. W ueffner does not have much fifne
10 entertain az he s. the bean cooker
for the crowd and finds u very hard tn
keep the cows from running away vita
his kettle of beans FISHING. bathing.
rowing ard cards ara TIM usual paNslns@.
and az an inducement 20 the logRirg camp
town the genial mayor OF Lowell. Mr..
Hiram Header. has free transportation
from Lowell 20 Everett Fay Side and also
serves fress lunch. Those Mt Camp Tdl0
wild are: sfr. III. g. Petit and family.
Mr. q. r. Craasrnan and famitsA Mr. e. r.
D. 81 and family Mr.. g. ~. MeKenaes and
wife Mrs. Stacey, Mr.. Tamif Eiwei1, Mr..
l. r. 4art and family. Mr.. A. Watson and
family. Dr. Stafford and family. Mr. T..
Orfway and family Mr.. J. w. Hasfner and
FAMILY. Mr. j. II. Hilton and family, os
Teweresf. They entertained tho following
visitors at the camp this week: Mss Car
sone ard Miss Mamie Mndgetf, OF Taco
,rga- Nrs Emma Jackson and son and Mrw.
I. TF Sears. ~ Seattle. who declare Nuktl~
tee town tho iiveIlsss place On the Sound
az ryyereT4t
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nellingham Raw socletr.

Whatcom. Aug. S.-Special.- One OF the
most delightful parties Of the season was
given last Monday afternoon hv Mrs. IT, q.
Grandin, at her homo on Seventeenth
street. The time was very pleasantly sperm
IN playing progressive elchr,. IN which
Miss Jessie Tnnpiln won first prize, MISC
Geargla story second. ard MF& dcrtruds
FctuhoRe the consolation prize and In
listening TO some well rendered music by
Mrs. A. L. Black. and Misses Roberts.
Renson'and Garfield. The party was giva.s
In honor of Miss Story. OF Victoria. who
Is visiting az the homo of her sister, Mrs.
II. w. Purdy. Of this city. The invited
guests were. Mrs. J. r.. Mason. MIRA Ed
ward Fischer. Mrs. Harry pattlaon. Mrs.
II. NJ. Hug. Mrs. e. w. Purly Mrs Ella.
Mrs. Bacon, Mrs. J. y. Badly. Mrs. Hugh
E.ldridge. Mrs. Frank Flint. Mrs. q. III.
Gage. Mrs ID. Daun Egan. Mrs. A. w.
Fettibone. Mrs. A. Il. Black Mrs. Cert
rude Pettibone. Mrs. /. IL. Hadiey. Mrs.
p. :. McCord. Mrs. c. u. Anderson, Mrs.
=. q. isinington. Mrs. ella Hgglnson.
Mrs. Pickett. Of Los Argelees Mas Roh-
crts. Miss Polly Benson, Miss Jessie Temp
lin. Miss Harriet Kellogg. Miss Jessla
Pettlbone, afiss Helen Anderson, Miss
Kate Bacon, Miss Mabel Hyrue, Miss
Marion Garfield. OF Seattle: Miss Georgia
Story. OF Victoria; Miss Irene Carter and
Miss Anna Gage. both Of Keofsuh. Iowa.
Tuesday evening Mrs. John Elwood
gave a delightful lawn social at her eie-
giant home on broadway for the benefie
OF the chiliren's home. Mrs. G.. Ia Ander-
son, Mrs. c. X. Larrabee. Mrs. ]. r. VIM
and Mrs. II. A. Compton assisted tho
hostess in entertaining the gsieAts and
delightful mus!c was rendered by tha
mandolin club.
Tho old settlers are having big picnic
NJ Birch bay today. the Chez chacoes.
Thacoes and Ahgcuppy chacoes being
there I'm force. Tomorrow there fH 10 be n
clambake and a steamer excursion frouS
here 20 the bay and return.
Hon. =. H. Cornwall az San Francisco.
spent several days on tho bay during tha
past week.
Senator c. w. norr and family are our
cruising among the islands, and several
other yachting parties are enjoying out.
inga OF the same kind.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Croft have returned
from an exteuded eastern trip.
Or. and Mrs, Charles Smith and Miss
Ida HnItb. parents and sister OF
Mrs o. II. Culver. arrived today
from Gaysviile. Vermont. TO snend the re-
nainder Of the summer AZ least. enjoying
the delights OF Puget sound.
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Miss Nellie Rhinesart rss given an en-
soyanle s8rpTlss party ~ nunshr 81
ra- fremont fr1ersds Ias- Friday evening".
=, - ~ssiaen-e Of Maj ard Mrs ~. Y.
pfnanart. z5G FIFTH avenue The evening
v-sx s.srs IN music and game. A. a lzfs
hour fse cream srf cake were served
among shose present were. Miss Mary
r95~sh4rt Miss May Saafsr. Nl~x MAJ
s,e~ag,lsa, Miss Kate Carlson, Mss MR.
~ pgstx. Miss Sellls Rinehart. Mr y.
v Tas.x- M xarysy Hoissn. Mr.. Hsn~y
pf~h. Mr. Mort Date. ana SIR. William
~, ~asaszns@r
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Fine India Linen and Victoria Lawn.
manufacturers remnants. value Soc.
only Ice yard.
Best quality 45-inch Table oiieioth,
tomorrow i9c yard.
bs-inch AII-wooI Dress Goods, Scotch
mixtures. etc, value 5oc. tomorrow &c
yard.
100 pairs Ladies' Fine Dongoa o =.
ford res value 81, tomorrow sc pair
100 pairs Ladies' Cloth or Kid Top
Button Shoes. value sl.75, tomorrow u
pair.
Mems Heavy Suspenders. SC pair
Rows, Blue Denim Brownie overalls.
size from 10 Is years. &c.
Boys washable Waists. only loc.
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Removal Saleof Napkins
and Table Linens.

A. linen White ran,ask Napkins.
ssee ~. removal price 1s- dozen.
IRE Al IIren satin naasa 81 Nan
- we're gsa. removal price Sis
&esen
Nae Silver Reached Napkins. re-
sRes5 from s. ,o 10 81 50 Gosen.
.2xtra Heavy cream All E%snen Table
nzsasls sS-inch. value SIC. removal
Fssee ~ yars
NtTy Heavy pouh'e Satin pamaSk.
ss.aseh We. value SSe. removed Priee
- yard.
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SHOES.
Slashing Shoes during our great
Removal Sale.

Bargains that can never be dupiieat-
ed at these prices.
Ladies Twentieth Century Tailor
made. Lace or Button. value -, re-
mopai price 81 IS.
Ladies Dongoia KID Button Shoe,
patent tin. cloth and kid top. opera
and square toe. value si.s5, removal
Ola and End Remnants OF Y. r.
Reeds Hand elt and Hand-Tnrnod
al $50. g. and s2.So. value s.. $3.50 and
s4aa
Ladies' Vicl Kid Button Shoes. VAL
ued at 81. removal price sac.
LADIES' Fine Custom Made Choco-
late-Coiared oxford. removal price
81 -. regular price s..
sao Ladies' DonEoia Tipped oxsords.
Sc.
ChHdreu's and Misses Kii and Goat.
Spring Heel, Tipped, Button Shoes.
strong and durable. removal price Sc.
&c. $40 kl.ss. regalor prices being 81,
81 g. 81 81 ana SlW ~
oar entire new llne OF Infants Shoes
We offer 81 special removal prices.
Mems GOODYEAR Welt Shoes. value
81 removal price fe9a.
Mems $50 Shoes. removal price
pair.
Mems s. Shoes. removal price $50.
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Removal Sale of Mil
iinery.

Sweeping Resucston Ladies W-Nite
ls.ssz.esi SsGoga we're SEQ. removal
f-ies sac
- sac ~ Flowers Cioyers. Wee =
s@'sies. Folmgs Roses. We're ua % Is,.
sasea 90 any - these beautiful trig;l-
Es1Ss. -
szssseS Straw Hats. ,Ny 3A1 a. tNo
- al ~ % g.. Tsssucel - So al %
= a. re1ace8 60 sc.
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DOmestics.
Removal Sale Bargains.

ksncA unbleaehed Cheese Cloth. =
Hm
s@ayy S-ounce Duck. for tents and
sEasngS Toe yard.
Psi Quality Fancy Stripe Feather
Teksax. value eac. removal sale lac 4
nd
a.se ans wtfea Stripe Straw Tick
- s. ward.
Nsrss1fes Pattern i0-4 Waite Bed
s7-Sass. sse.
x-sash f'nhieached Muslin. Eooo
ssslssF. value &C., i3ac \ YARD.
S9lt r.rlshaH niaa shed Muslin. %
laeA value s.. ouiy So ward
9ees Quality Cno,cached Naaso"
F&ansl, only SIZE yard.
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rnnrhenn- nndl Il.

or she many charming isncaeF'ns sven
a., $50 during the par season r0rs
wrerg more ea5oy4e3e thar ssAt slFen last
T-sesfny ~ Nrs. g. ". Sas2fe n aorao- Of
Mrs. " G. LAZY. - cnarapsign' II The
r~rssaruS aua Spacious Sas2se hcza@ On
gsNen ArnA III Vas prst.ElY decorated for
ths or-asssa a-3 a ce.icso1s Tnsra served.
Mrs snsafe gave q gowsnE r@rnirsiscerscs
a. Cham p2zxu. ire L&i4y soEe. Mrs Han
-. spoxs os Cd sr.s1.s al 2zs. AZ IRA.
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Langley on Champaign ard Seattle. To
these Mrs. 1a1iy feesingiy responded in b.
half az Champaign. Mrs. Sssase presided
ever IRE toaSts IN an admirable manner.
Readings and rec1tasions followed. Mrs
Lily Is the mother OF & IT. T4gly and J. <
Lily. Of this clsy. and J. c. IAlly, % What
com.
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| DRESS
GOODS.
Removal Sale of Dress
Goods.

To avoid moving our large stock or
Back and Co,ored Dress stnus We
hage cut prices 10 the bottom TO-,
gfsy and brown. reduced from &c 70
g a yard. ,.
b ara gS-lnch All Wool Cashmere
lss Serge, value s5c. removal safe a'c
ssard. -
!. ~ sa.neS,a3 nrlrg isC a yard.
~ AZ - Fine Wool Novelty suit
rs. 4e-lnch. value CSC. rsIflof 81 Prize
I'd yard. -
esnch prett- Tartan PlaicS. reduced
hn &C 10 93e yar3. -.....
Nxy blue CraVanetts. Naftante1
rs.sraraof. sa-sneh, value xi.ss. remoY-
Il as.ce &c a yard.
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From Seattle. fncfaeing berth In tour
Est Sleeper. from Portland. Es 5rss-ctass.
including berth IN Pullman sleeper. from
Portland. for train leaving August .. &C
$50 D. m. ard August 10. AZ 40 @. IA.
gRekefa - al points East via the Shasta.
Cgaea and Sunset routes. Southern Pa
esfls ticket office. s5s First avenue.
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b Pieces Fancy D.miiiss. worth &c.
oHiy zsse.
Pretty Corded Dimitios. floral de-
ssrue and dots, worth up 20 i5c yard,
Mi remnants and piece goods, to-
marrow only SC yard.
400 yards Fruit OF the Loom and
r<,nadale Bleached Muslin. mill REM
nanta. value BE-. only Sic yard.
a. wards Bleached Muslin, S6-inch.
xals,e e.. tomorrow sisc yard.
- plecss Toilet Twill Crash. full
hIeaahesf, only SIC yard.
Lace scrlm, IS inch wide. only sizc
yard.
sl!nch Dotted Swiss. value soc, only
TIC yard.
Fgne Plain White Nainsook. 80 inches
ride. value &c, only i2ixc yard
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Black Goods.

Al pr.oss 20 close them out IN hurry.
Rack Broeaaed JuAter. sn-sneh, Nalas
d fenoydl price 2sc a yard.
Kack procadei I.uster. yaine Iac. re-
nasAl price sse yard.
gsnrh Hack Al Wool Imported
ssfgss, value dc. removal price &c
msA
n-sach Fine All Wool Serges. value
O. removal price A3c YARD.
t-lnrn Extra Heavy Black Sicillan.
u.ae sc. removal price &c yard.
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Removal Sale of Wash
Goods.

pest quality American Indigo EIae
ara Calcutta Eiue fssitcocs. tiae yar1-
e~szreS t'olored Fancy tatses1sss. rev
ssSt seatrA~- vsiea &c. nriv So a yarA
rss~e flrsss S&fassn. krCu k'Fna Gre
r.,n. frssh Lawn t'rtake( CreEan. value
49,, asf1 rsc. removal Frlce stsc yard
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x~~- p =. Lewis. o, Queen An-e hfiI.
srts-sefnsd sfr and Mrs- r. ~. Csarx
Mss~ Anderson. Miss simpson. Miss sfol-
s4n. Mss Warner. Mr. w. z. Mills, Mr.
charles Taylor. Nr. Earnest Boyle, Mr..
e. =. Morris ana Er. poa Lewis Ia Eon-
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a. rs Duck suits Vow sc so,

At J. 3. Graham's. We are closing thu
balance OF oar tuck suits very cheap.
Some OF The $50 suits have broad saIigr
collars: sorns with panels on skirts all cos-
ors: trimmed with braid. Call and ses
them. for tbey ara wonders ~ this prsce.
Ia
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CT % Miss milford. 81 Cincinnati Mon
day evening. Waist was enjoyed during
the evening. as vas also vocal music.
l.uncheon vas serxsa late IN The eventng.
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Removal Sale of
Belts.

Leather Relts reduced from fFc % iAc.
Leather Belts. harness buckles. re-
tHceA from Az 80 ysc.
Spanglea Belts reasced from CSC 70
g..
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FOR 500

You can make tire round trip ca sunday.
Auguas r., from Seattle 10 the beach. For
tickets and all particulars cali az Scrthsru
Pacific ofHcss, Seattle.
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Removal Sale of
Veilings.

yeilings. plain or dotted. worth iSc.
rrmovsl price. Ice.
Velilngs. neW weshes IN black. value
&c. removal price. lac yard.
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aiT. snc AIRS Sackeft. Mr.. ard Mrs. = 8.
Gee. NJ. and Mrs Charles z. Crane. Dr.
a1d Ms j. u. FIIkgns. Co and Mrs. &
NJ Sneafe. Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Knox.
Miss Sackest. Miss Margaret Sarketf. Mss
Crane. Mss Marguerite Crane. Mss Cole
Mss fNkins- MS Price. Mr.. Falcon jas
In. Mr.. Erress sackett. M. I<orss co,e ara
Mr. Harry Crane.
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Removal Sale of Kid
Gloves.

The Bernhar3t frs quality genuine
Nfa G1e.e. IN black and coiorca. every
pair warranted ana stsct 20 TIRE hand.
value s.. removal pgiee. si-E pair.
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Las. day Of opera. Madison park.
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--s.,.-..ssv f- nsre- - 1u1we ars Mrs. q
Y n Cssnss-. ~ Caar5estaeya Tz1. aho
80 hes - the.r bridal trir. N~s Gibson
so a sister q xrS- Szrkstt- TIE marty
xrus-, fhe afternoon ard evening - trip
% posNesE rsternsax 10 camp on the
lake. wAere a s2nsh wss seryes- ard eu-r-
sag haze So TIE evening. TnF following
wsre present: Judge az- ArS- GGasoa,
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one - srs RVS; So. sVGrtful csss-gS 7a--
ts-3-ats~f sr 1y any sketch ing parry - Pa
Sssf1n AZ C11o Nut school - 1ses IN
xurlar ire season ues chAe q FritzY
ias;. Fra-1 tae ssulis ths p&rtr YFses'-ssss
70 the E>o1 cf Columbia street wssT~ 80
r-sars Hss&e lann>h IL ART l. wAS psased
a. the service gf tie parry ry CApt- arsa
sIfs. George Baliors- TAsnce tAe Efrty
Glrecsea as course 70 lie S-sgaso2 n-s@I-
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The camping party consisting u Mr..
ana Mrs. Clarence Preston. Or ard Mrs.
George Newlands ard family. Mr.. ana
Mrs 3 z Weston and family. NJ. and
NJ Charles Iarnsd. Mrs. Kline. Mss
y-thei Ta~ua.s and Mr. ard Mrs. Wiltshire.
MO have seen AZ lake Crescent Tor the
past two weeks. has returned 20 'he city
after an unusually enjoyable ostiaE- This
marty secured cottages and also SCI ~
tents o. tire shcres 81 The lake. A cook
was taken along ard TIE iAroeF wss Kept
anst vrsfh 49, ara garae. <uenerogs row
,,asss ard a steam Aaunch ~ere euraEe6
az ne causo ard excursions made % al
r,zrss ~ Lake Crescent and 20 TIE SOL
au-e river. ore nisst .ast week ihe mem
hers q THE camp secured nsRer'nAra's
cabin vita q coruuao-2tSyis room aflc en-
s9ve8 8 genuine country dance r. TIE .une
- lone Vsafn IN fart SverT EfEElute -
sra tlrse Ire party Vas ont vas sres ily
frlfeveA.
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The choir q 81. Marks spent 4h&FselSy
evening very pleasantly a. tils tF%.-s1EY,
xss~s a ,re.,x~aphfeai party vas given
th.ra hv Nrx- J. NJ Lane. The BOYS
a~.,,,sa4 themselves guessing ne names Of
the various towns. rivers ard MOUNTAINS
reprssertes. and after delicious refresh
raeats tae p-1zs 20 che BEST gaess@T Sas
a.ssarszd Master Fred Northr9D AF, IN
gsehart IN a happy seeeo1. TTrsTii'ea isas
..wsahe.- xafch wss recesTei e.sEfsoFl ''is4y
each BOY wanting 2 portion Afsh seaa
nfxnfs we're said and wlsises "a EV'sSA- s0E
NOR ccnHnsrara partaes.
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Literary and Church Entertainments.

The Wednesday afternoon club met AT
TIE residence % Yrs. J. T. Nleaols, on
Klaourne avenue. Fremont. wednesday
afternoon. The presence OF Mrs. r. Is.
Bailey. Of Swallow. China. whose HUSBAND
Is medical missionary at thu; plaee. called
cur a large number Of the members ana
their friends. about thirty-avs being pres
sns xrs. Bailey IS the guest ~ her mother,
Ms. c Y Brooks. 81 Fremont. and IS
row taking a vacation. having been en-
gagged two ard a hair years IN missionary
work The afternoon was fE-Tn Der taken
M with a paper On kIniergarter gifts. ~
Mss T. z. Giles and a discussion tskea
uart In by al tire members, ana iei oy
Mrs. Paul Land
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Nr Alfred r. Benson. OF Seattle. anf
Miss Nellie Dean Farmer, % ss9alis- No.
we're married Monday evening. August 2,
bv Rev John r Damon az bis residence.
90 Firth avenue Mrs. Eta Farmer.
mother OF the bride. together win
Younger sister. we're among the witnesses
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A very pleasant Bachelors picnic" par
ty, chaperoned by Miss Mae Dodge, was
held last Tuesday at Green Lake. Tho
young ladies' present were Miss Maude
Hubbard. Miss Helen Black. Miss Pasco
Pascovia, Miss Laura Morse. Miss Blanche
Caraher. Miss Annie Hall. Miss Mamie
Rock, Miss Lucina Page. Miss Lizzie
Prior. Miss Sophia Cook. Miss Hattie Tai
mage. Miss Maude Goodwin, Miss Winnie
Megrath.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-09

Mr. Charles c. Engelhard VIII on Mon
day morning take twenty boys on an en-
campment 10 Colby. on the Sound. The
launch Conquerer will convey the party
and outfit and there Is no doubt that the
boys viii make the surrounding country
very lively. Fishing boating and swim
ming VIII be the chief amusemenfs- They
vii return on Wednesday, August 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-30
THE TRADE N CHICAGO.

Chicago July % (Specialj.--Wheat today more than
o,e.el the decline Of Tuesday raiying iisc hold
ing most 4 H. september opeaed at jsc. sid between
57s.c ard 59.c and closed 5Pisc days experience
made 81 l.ok the liaplatioa OF yesterday
consequent decline had only pause
bull market efforts short selling. but
Liquidation seemed 10 be and The market In
strength f.m tho opening The bail influences
we're varied. Tie Trade early much affected BY
failure fer lie districts Of Suthsi
worthy Liverpool following all The drop u the
American markets Tuesday Western crop advices were
II anything than they have been There a
capital demand all flre tons lot n gNCco
red taken here b one Of the well-knOwn
Nes- York shipping houses Orsrings - winter
wheat lighter hardy anything response
Thousands OF bids which went out OF here last
nishi. Local receipts lO5 with only -
mattel fr THURSDAY. Charters were G1.too bush Sea
basd clearances AL 90 bush There decrease
in the worlds visible supply Of 7id00p bush Minneapolis
and Duluth had .Gg cars against 49, last Week and iy
last year The feature the pit the replacing Of
lines b. Influential bulls who sold yes
tertay 40 , red wheat bringing SIC september
Corn finally felt little OF the breeze from the wheat
nit Prices advanced NC and closed strong September
Ia t@iween 2lsc and 2iT.c and closed al 24tg24sc
Receipts large. 1876 with s6 estimate Tor
Thur.day from the country showed decided
falling m. There good cash demand and charters
Tor 2a5 Cables lower seaboard cesrancrs
were 1874 Samples isc lower There
an Increase east OF thu Rockies for the
bush. a feature in the trade was influential buying Of