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The evening times., 1896-06-08
POISONED BY MISTAKE.
Coroner's Verdict in the Case of the
Walters Child.

COrOner'S verdict In the case Oh the
Walters Child.
A certificate has been issued by Coroner
Hammett giving accidental poisoning as the
cause OF the death of baby Walters, the
seven-months- old infant of Mrs. Mary Wal
ters of Cleveland street north hwest, an ac-
count of whose demise was published ex-
clusively in The Evening Times on Satur-
day.
DR.. Hammett stated today that hisinvesti-
cation showed that the mother, in her ef-
forts to quiet the baby and relieve Its pain,
accidentally administered an overdose of
laudanum.
She gave the child an ordinary dose, but
as the drug was old, the alcohol had evap-
Grated, leaving the poison several times
stronger than when in its normal state. The
funeral of the little one took place yesterday
The evening times., 1896-06-08
THE INDEPENDENT ICE

co. yellow wagons deliver daily
to all parts of TIE city and Mount
Pleasant their superior quality of
KENNEBEC ICE at lowest rates.
Office e10 Pa. ave. and 310S Wa
ter ST
The evening times., 1896-06-08
bike RIDERS EXCUSE
He Had Been Teaching a lI5-
Pound Fair WhseIWoman.
ARRESTED At A CROSSING

He Ran Into and Knocked Down a
Woman-Insisted That He Was Rid
ing Very Slowly on Account Of His
Extraordinary ExertiOns With His
Pupil-Truth Did Not Pay Reed.
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-. Mr. szsnon's many friends e. the
Gas. coaTr4,vlsts n.ra On he appoint
ne--
yr. =. p Casr.rs family broke camp
T>ies.ay ara returned 20 the city from
Tn- Mlss.s Pur.atsa WI return sons
,o-ror-cr from tastr v-ars II Spokane
and Oregon
x- ana Mrs., william V. Burrfll have
saksa N. riggs house ard VIII move II
Ga ss .urdzy.
Miss Hattie Alien vhs has been visiting
Nrs Clancy. returned - hsr home q Sea-
tie THURSDAY.
II. Frieay ciseh Ciue me: n Ms.
C.ark's rooms ~ ms Tacoma kotsl &c re-
crran.ze for The fall
Mr. VII R.mps,.r ler Thursday wen
ing sor Lexington, KY. where as VIA At
tend ma state coA.ge
A special meeting OF the Aloha Cub has
been called .or tomorror afternoon q; The
home O. Mrs. Gslasna PsrsoEA
Ms A. II Ingerso!l and her two cacgh-
Ter. eff yesterday sor Washington City.
where the young aides NIL remain 81
scaool
Nm jana. p, Bill has rs,urned % her
hem. 4. oss.sssa,x' =, Z. Ar as, ..s 49,
se.lsy.
Kiss Po.vtn and Mss hamilton OF Seat
tie were N The city asst week arranging
70 give q concert IL Caicksr.nG hall =. an
early date.
Mai J. e. AontAndon has returned from
= very delightful trip 70 Lake Cushman.
where he enjoy I'd the splendid est.ns and
delicious moan-G.n fare.
Nrs. EargsAr and family returned 70 ne
city from Deiano last Monday. eigoer
Fol- VINO accompanied them. EFT Thurs
DAY morning for London.
Mr.. and Mrs O O Reid are in The city.
the guests % Mr. and Mrs John P. Amy
Air REID Is wei.-Io-6o merchant OF Ok
.awa. Canada. and Mrs. Reid Is Mr.. Amy's
Aster.
TIE regular meeting OF The Conxresa-
tsonal club NIL Dc held n Ply mouth
church, SEATTLE next Wednesday evening
Rev " II. ScgdGer. Of Tacoma, will Do
the guest o. the evening
A large number OF French students met
Friday afternoon al the house OF Mrs
John II Scot 20 arrange for a French
Claa FOR general work under he direction
Of Allies Nerya!f, the successful .eaeasE.
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rom Tacoma social dance ara resp
ttcn viii ae held n Unity auditorium
Eaily i5e visitors are expected sron Ia
coma
Mr. Natnsn Kaufman ard bride have -
t14-n-i from their welding tour. and ara
visiting for few DAYS at the nome Q.
Mr. ana Mra G. Kaufman. the parents q
Mr.. Nathan Kaufman
Miss LIKE Ssviags has accepted
school out At Mud bay.
Mr.. Chauncy Rotheun has gone - s.
attic TO attend the state university.
Mr.. George wosn IS home from . pleas
an; visit Ia Portland.
Miss Anna Brueker LEFT FOR Po'nt-No-
Point Friday where she viii spend The
winter teaching school az that place
The once Week Dancing Cub has ~
suu,~e fts Friday night dances n the
parao-. OF Unity auditorium
Mss Cnrrfer. formerly % tho Olympia
schools. Ia. been CHOSEN principal Of the
schools at Se<i-o,
Mrs. J. A Wolfe asA gene sor shres
weeks visit 70 Portland.
Nrs r n Henry and daughter have -
turned from VISIT in Lewis county
Mrs Mitchell Harris % visiting In Be-
attic
Mr.. D. 4 crandall ane family and Mis-
CTIndsu have returned trs-n mon n
VA, in Pacific county.
Miss Kaufman. OF Tacoma, has been vis-
ting Mrs l. H2rriA
Mise Agatha Brucksr b spending the
winter IN the cisy- She 10 student ~
Providence academy.
Lieut. wyko1. formerly N charge Of
Port Orchard dry cock. aas been thu guest
OF Hon and Mira John F. Convey.
The Misses Bagley have -e,urned 70
their bone IN Seattle. after = visit n
Olympia and vicinity OF several weeks.
Judge Stiie. rode over 20 Olympia On
his wheel during the week.
Mira. Z. @ KFieder has returned from
visit in the Eastern stateA
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Ted. Miss CnaraoerA q Osvurn. =,
Fagh. Miss Downs. Miss Trac~v =.
tTHnsTE. Miss Moore. Miss Morrar -
Saesnan. Miss Plumley Miss Rrovr -
Nsrlfatas. Mss WIilafas Nsss Tr-~ss
Mss Sash. Mss Smith. Mss Maes~.ss.ss
Mss LIBBY. Miss Hickey. OF Victoria. -
Minor. u San Francisco: Mr.. Nasor -
F0~n. Mr.. Lloyd. Mr.. Dobos Mr.. Harrt,.
ton, Mr.. Wallace. M. conover. NJ. ~
&c. Dir Bash. Mr. Hayden. Mr.. Dnss.
Mr.. Reynolds. Mr.. Learned. Mr.. -
Mr. Butler. Mr.. Reese Mr. Mcrennsn ~
Jennings, Mr.. FTits. Mr.. Baker. NJ. ~
Mr. Boiling and Mr.. Jones.
The SeTni-montbly meeting Of tn ~.
diet Club held last "Wednesday Av-..s
al Red Mems hall. although no, -
largely attended. was thoroughly ent....
oy al Those in attendance vera. ~
end Mrs Dan HIn. Mr. and Mrs -
fgif Mr.. and Mrs. Klocker. Mr.. ana y.
Pink. Mr. and Mrs. OResr. Mr.. ana ~
Carroll. Or. and Mrs. Kuhn. Dir. ana ~
Frank Bartlett, Mr., and Mrs. Al Pm
raer. MIR AID Mrs. Frank Raksr, Mr. a.
Mrs. Dawsoa. Mr.. and Mrs Bowen -
Misses S5Tatn7an. Of Seattle; Mis-. ~
Mss tsaa gE1hsr<. Of Olympia: Miss PIN.
ley Miss Gooch. Dv. I.er Baker. Mr. Ma
ned. Mr.. FriiA. Mr. Cnagey, Mr.. vsls..
Av. Baker. Mr.. Hint. Mr. Rowsn -
PrluSle.
Mr. and Mrs George e. stanett N.
Wilson. Miss fAttlelield and Mr.. De...
are camping at ScoN bay.
Capt, John b. LIBBY. Capt. Bollona. \.
J. =. Primrose and Mr. Z. p. Blaka !.
Hailcck. who have been hunting ana d..
.ng AT Lake Crescent for the past ten da,s
have returned.
Dr. y. y. fiiil and Mr.. and Mrs. n n
10 nd sx>i,<
ri pungeness-
Mr. H. l. Tibbai-. r.. and family Aas,
returned from a two-weeks. OUTING 4,
DuuSeness.
Mr., William Payne and family have N.
tt'rned from pungeness. where they hax.
bean spending the summer camping ON
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson. ~ ca.
halls. are visiting In town.. the guests !.
Mr. and Mrs. John t. Robinson.
Miss Rosa Sheehan Ia IN Seattle visitia.
relatives and friends.
Miss Bess Cram who has been sr<nAias
the summer here the guest OF her sss,t.
Mrs Charles Butler. has returned to h.
home in The Dalies. Or.
Miss Lottie Hickey. who has been vtss:,
Ing her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. u
Hammond, OF this city. has returned "a
her home In Victoria.
Ms. Charles Shearer and children Inv,
gene TO San Francisco 10 visit rsiativea
Horace and William HUI left last vsek
for Sumner. where they Will attend schoes
Miss E~fesia Lloyd. daughter Of CAPT
Lloyd. plot or the steamship Urnatiih
was here aboard that vessel one day las,
week and spent the afternoon the guess
Of Miss E.mclia RothSchild.
Miss Gertrude Bell. OF this city, who has
been spending the summer on WhMhs
island the guest OK friends, Il now visiting
Miss Mattel Kelly and Miss Nellie Hutch.
iison. Of Columbia City.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Carroll antiCApass
an early departure for Spokane, whsf,
they ~fli take UP their permanent NJ
dencc.
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Port Townsend Society.

Fort Townsend. Sept. s.-Special-The
principal social event OF the week. and In
deed. one Of the most prominent OF the
entire season, was the party given last
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
butter at their handsome residence in
Happy Valley, III honor OF the latter q
sister. Miss Bess Cram. a prominent belle
or The Dalies. Or. who has been spending
the summer here. The party WIS q pleas
ant innovation on the general run Of So
ciaI events here. the feature OF dancing
being entirely eliminated without detrssct-
ing from the success OF the evenings en-
tertainment. Progressive whist was the
feature OF the evening and so closely were
the games contested as 10 command the
undivided attention OF the guests until
after midnight, when the party was con-
Quoted TO the spacious billiard room.
where arastcally decorated tables OF good
things had been prepared and 10 which
the guests did fun Justice. The guests
were: Mr. and Mrs. F'lesha m. Mr.. and
Mrs. Reynolds. Miss Clamp. Miss VIVA
Clapp. Miss Hammond. Miss Addie Harm
mond. Miss Lottie Hammond. Miss Little
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Everett, Sept. 5.-Specia4--A very pleas
ant surprise party was given ~ the ladies'
CT Lowell al the home of Mrs Hatfield
August % IN honor Of her mother. Mrs.
Hannah. OF Seattle. The evening was very
pleasantly spent. after which ice cream
and cake were served. Those Pre- en- wer
Mrs. Drew. Mrs. Geetchel. MRS. Buckley.
Mrs. Huntiey. Mrs Fleming. Mrs Lloyd.
Mrs Smith. Mrs. Hager. Mrs. Fleetwood.
Mrs. g. D. Smith. Mrs HooacA. Mrs
Shelton, Mrs Wood. Mrs D. Hartman. Mrs.
Peterson Mrs M-S<ort Mira. Hannah
and Mrs Hatfield.
An appeal has been made By the Woman
Relief Society or Everett for vegetables
and household supplies for the poor
The tirst meeting Of the Woman's Book
Cluo after The summer vacation ahi De
held AZ the HotA. Monte CT $50 or Mon
day. September 5, at ?. m The club has
been invited 10 send delegates to con-
vention 10 De held In Tacoma September
q and %. 10 organize a state federation.
A very successful Epworsh Ilsgue social
was given on Tuesday evening In the NJ
r. church. Those taking part In the pro-
gramne were Miss Beechsm. Miss MAYOR.
Miss Randall. Miss Mitchell and tho
Sherfey family.
Rev. F. e Drake Will leave on Monday
TO attend the NJ. e conference AT Van
-
satisfaction here. and ne has been in
vitei 20 return.
very delightful party WAS given a. the
home OF Capt. and Mrs. Bergman this
week in honor OF Mss Edith Perring Of
Seattle. who has been visiting her cousins.
Edwin ana Nellie May Bergman. Those
present were: Miss Ethel NcRae. Miss
Belle McRae, Mr.. Louis McRae. Miss
Myrtle Powers. Miss Bertha Powers. Miss
Mile Donaldson. Miss Maud Hart. Miss
Nettie Sahl!nger. Miss Margie McCrossen,
Miss Liza Havercroft. Mr.. Lloyd Folsom,
Mr. Wilcox RESCUE. Mr.. Ward Sugton.
Mss Maggie Rice. Miss Lulu Quincy, Miss
Bertha Black, Miss Edith Perring. Mir
Edwin Bergman. Miss Nellie May Berg
man. Mr.. Maurice Cleary.
Mrs. Water Prescott went 20 Vancouver,
r. 9. on Monday TO spend the carnival
week with her brother Her sister. Miss
Helen Uford. who ha. been here for
few weeks, accom- panied her.
Mr. John Burger greeted hts Everett
friends on Thursday after several weeks
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ase. ant VII act again return 20 the ecs:h-
Senator Wsson spent "Wednesday night
an. q part CO Thursday In the aay rst.es
Mr. and Mrs r 9. H.szs.son and Mr..
and Mrs J. B. Ba.:y are enjoying AZ out
ing al Lake whateon-
Tners ~za q delightful Htrls home wei
ding Tuesday. Sept. !. a: the residence
% NJ. ard Mrs. Alexander Mclean "a
Donovan avenue. Fairaavsn when their
daughter Elizabeth was united IN marriage
20 Mr.. Fred " Culver, o. The Sar yaua
Islander. Frt,y Harder. The service was
that o. the Episcopal church, OF which
both the 5rl6s and groom srs members.
arst me ceremony was performed oy Rev
william Dickson Of East sound Tn. par
iors were beautifully decorated with u.
flowers az; ere-rrsels. sn6 especially tas
bar window where the clergyman ard ne
bridal party stood Mise Culver ,re~sea
a. the piano AMI softly played 4 welding
march a. her brother entered with hse oes,
nlsn. Mr.. ". J. Mclean o, Montgomery.
A. the Brides brother, followed bv ire
bride upon tho arm Of her ea her a.. &C
eornpanisd oy her bridesmaids her sister
Mrs.. James r. GAn5eY and Ms. Mabel
Eg2-oor. After the ceremony which tool
pace ~ II o'clock, he happy couple re-
cesvet the congratulations Of those Of their
relatives and tri-nts who were sre.en.
and All partook o: boun,tful lunch, after
WINCH MI. ana Mrs. t14ver teft on tho
train for Seattle, where they were the
guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs. William Roop who
gave . delightful reception n their honor
Thursday evening. They returned 70 FAR
haven Friday ana win oe at home q, Fri
day Ha-hor after September IS The wed
ding presents were numerous and bean
cful Excep, near relatives Of the contract.
Ing parties there were very few guests At
the wedding. Those present were: Mr.. ana
Mrs Alexander Mclean, Mr. and Mrs
George y. Culver, Mr.. and Mr.. James r
Gander, M. and Mrs. o. n Culver Mr.
W. J. Mclean. Mr. Archibald Mclean.
Miss Louise Culver. Miss Mary l. Aiken,
Mr.. and Mrs William Roope and Master
While Roops. OF Seattle. Mrs Huntoon.
Miss Huntoon- Mr.. and Mrs. William Dsok-
son. 81 East sound. Nts A. II Sitter. Of
Friday Har6or; Mrs. Hooper. Of Moscow.
IDAHO; afiss Ada Tolee. Miss Leaa Smith.
OF Gaysvil!s. VI; Miss Anna Tcmp,in. Miss
Blanche lmpson. Miss Pearl Simpson.
Mrs. T. VI. Day. Mr.. and MIRA e s Day.
Mr.. Alexander Chalmers, Mr.. A & ChaI-
mers, Mr.. J. O. Viersck f., Mrs sorne-a
Of SeAttie. and Mr.. and Mrs. AsAhe DllouA
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snOhOmfsh sncfefr

snoh omish. Sept s-spectai-Mr ana
Mrs J. II. Paskett gave very pleasant
picnic in Shorts grove last Sunday. The
day WAS spent IN he usual way Of Affairs
az This Kind Among the guests were:
Mr. and Mrs c. F Packard sIr and Mrs.
Charles Mckinney, Mrs Eldred. Mrs. Me-
Kay. Mrs. A y Austin. Miss Ada Nouns
Miss Jennie McNaugh'on Miss Myrtle
McNaugh ton. Miss Nina Austin Miss
Maud Piaskett. Mr.. Rollin Mitchell Mr..
Merton Hewitt, Mr.. B. c. Mckay. Mr..
John Partee
Miss Edith Tregonniny who has been
The guest Of her grand parents. Mr. and
Mrs. A. Proctor. was rendered a surprise
on Monday evening. The following were
the guests: Miss Lucy Vesral. Miss En-
ma Rea. MISS Emily Williams. Miss Cora
Moran. Miss Mamie Haren, Miss Lena
Friese. Miss Anna Dahnoff Miss Ida Rear,
Miss Thea Rear. Miss Era Rear, Miss
Mabel Cockroft, Giss Florence Shook
Miss Maud Kelly. Miss Nellie Proctor,
Mrs. Harris. Mr. Way Stewart. Mr. NJ L.
Packard. Mr.. Earnest Bleeck. Mr.. A II.
Moran. Mr.. VIII Proctor, Mr. Gus Moran
Mrs K. c. Ferguson gave a very pleas
ant at home" on Thursday afternoon 10
a number OF her lady friends. An elegan.
lunch was served. Among the ladies pres
ent were: Mrs. Lon Morgan, Mrs. VII
liam Case. Mrs. Ben Morgan, Mrs. VI. L.
Slnclalre Mrs. Charles Morgan. Mrs s.
~ knapp, MIS-. Cndries ScCtNey. MIS-.
ia mes Hogan. Mrs c. p. Deering. Mrs.
Charles Mckinney. Mrs. Frank NJ Evans.
Mrs Z. Lentext, Mrs. c. r. Jackson OF
Seattle. Mrs. Charles Packard. Mrs.
George James, Miss Brown. Miss New
hall Miss Packard
Miss Nina Davenport returned this
week from an extended visit With friends
in Tacoma
BehrenGs-T epp-On Tuesday atcern Don
Ma. Lena Behrends was united IN wed
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OLYMPIA society

Olympia. Sept. Spec lal.-This has
been decidedly an of week in society In
respect 10 affairs OF any magnitude In A
social way. The cool pleasant weather
has prompted several irnprornp,u bicycling
parties, and a few late picnics have been
indUlged in.
The Mise. Wallace were rendered q
very enjoyable little surprise party al
their home in Maple Park by the young
folks of the neigh horh oo3, Miss Margare ~
Wallace being on the eve Of departure for
E!lenSourg. where she VII attend the
state normal school. and her sister, Miss
Robena, Will soon leave for Mirna, where
she has charge of the schools. Their
friends delighted 10 show IN this manner
the appreciation in which these young Ia
dles were held. The evening was delight
fully spent In playing games and music.
Those present were: The Misses Barr.
Mss Fannie Turner, Miss Josephine
Prince, Miss Linda Harold. Miss Iva
Whitney, Mss Annie Macle.y. Ms. Annie
Wallace, Miss Emma Bradley, Mr.. VIII
Prince, Mr.. 5. Barr. Mr.. II. Schoheld. Mr..
Ed Foster.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Bates are home from
q pleasant visi; In Tacoma and Seattle.
Mss Imogene Ander has returned from
visit OF several weeks IN Walla Walla
and Ellensburg.
The a O. L. ". 0. this city Tuesday
evening will entertain visiting Workmen
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absence east OF TIE mountains He rnsee
: 80 niles On hts wheel, visiting SPOKANE.
where NJ was treated -oyaly b. The whee!-
men: thence proceeding 10 Burke, laaho.
ard ID into the Trail Greek country.
An ice cram social u announced hy the
Ladies Guild for Thursday evening next.
A strong array OF local talent 5 eRsa ged
for the entertainment 20 % given under
he auspices OF the Federated Labor Union
on Monday evening. +. II. Brsonea viii
deliver the address. There will oe q enc
programme Of vocal and instrumental
music.
One OF those delightful secsasles given
BY the Presbyterian ladies rad IAe seor
on Wednesday evening. I e.icious Ice eFsa n
ant cake we're the features.
Several teachers who havs been away
Tor The summer are bacx again Ths
schools open on Tuesday.
fair Is - De held ua5e- ne auspices
% the Catholic congregation n The Oh
postoftice building. beginning on Septeui-
Der = and lasting until September =. n
elusive. TIE ladies in charge ar. making
extensive preparations for T.
Mrs. Hatfield Mrs Harrsn. Miss Helen
and Master Everef; tFasncis have returned
after spending \ few DAYS among M
While there they were The guests OF AIRS
J. 4. 5. Bartholomew
NJ. A. r. Whitney Arrtvei home a few
days ago from MS Alaskan TIP He -
enthusiasts about *
Mr.. and Mrs S. e. Thayer returned last
week from near Index. where they have
passed he summer rusaeasing-
Mr.. JOAN DoFnin. OF san Francisco. wAs
n town this week
Rev. Mr. Gray. the r-w pastor of the
Congregational church. arrived here from
Mignsapolis on Friday. and entered upon
his duties on Sunday.
Or Lyle will remove his family from
Borhea 10 Everett shortly. ard attend 70
the practice Of DIR. Harris 3ar!ng his sb-
sence IN California.
Mr.. P. F. Mcdonald ard Mr.. Gillespie
have returned from the Colville country.
where thsy made some good mineral To-
cations
Miss Ida Kay lef, for her home in Port
land this week after enjoying the sum mer
with her aunt. Mrs. Cougi
MFR. Levertch Daryee leaves on Monday
20 resume hls studies at Cornell university.
Miss Mae Evcrhard is visiting friends IN
Olympia.
Mr. J. J. Clark left few aays ago FOR
q trip % New York.
Mrs E. g. Newland received this week
the sad news OF he death OF her brother
III q mine explosion in British Columbia
Mr.. l.anse Thayer has passed his exam.
ina Ion for the state university at Seattle.
Mrs. Dwight Darling has gone 10 Fair
haven 20 visit friends for month
Mr. J. J. Lindsay. .ho has 0ssn spending
the summer at Canmore. Northwest Terri
tory. was In town this week 20 see his
friends before returning 10 Stanford uni
verSity.
Miss Lola Mitchell, OF Snohonish, has
been visiting friends in Everett this week
Mr.. y. n. Uford IS in the city from
Vancouver. p. G He spent the SIMMER in
the mines In the Cariboo country.
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Whatcom'- social Dotngn.

whztcorn, Sept 5-spe-isI.-On the Gar
den street tennis grounds Thur seay after
neon Miss Peacock and III ss X aIlscn con-
tested fer the arst prize Of me tournament
OF the day previous. Mss Peacock was
the victor. The tournament was arranged
b. the gentlemen % The tennis club and
OF "Wednesday afternoon these teams con-
tested for points Miss Frazer and M.ss
Ayerst Hiss E4Zea.e Ayerst and Mrs.
Ec.rlJoue. Nrs. EuF6y and Miss X ellogg.
Mr. Peacock an Miss 1acner Miss kal.
ioa anu Ms y slIs. lfrs. Fin; and Miss
Peacock The two as; named teams LED.
making Twenty-Five points each out " a
possible thirty Mrs Flint and Mrs Wal
is contested for second prize on that after
noon and Mrs Flint won. and al the grand
finale yesterday Mss Peacock won first
prize. The genclernen's tournament comes
OF next v ednesisy.
Alias Georgia PaFr assisted by Miss Hat
tie De.linger gave pleasant party Thurs
day evening IN honor OF Miss Kate Van
Zaudt. who leaves shortly TO attend the
Annie Wright seminary al Tacoma
a lodge Of Odd Fellows. with fourteen
members was Instituted at Ferndale
Wednesday evening.
TINS Adams Cornet band gave very en-
!oyaD,e concert az Lighthouse hall Thurs
day evening. assisted BY Miss Benson ana
the Mandolin cfuo.
An enjoyable and IN every respect
credltable Evolutionary and literary enter
tasament was given al the K p. hall
last evening by home talent
Mr. E. s I.arable ami family. OF Deer
Lodge. Mont. are visiting Mr. and Mrs
c \ Iaraoie In Fsirhaveu.
Mr. ". c, Mclean. master mechanic OF
one Of the principal divisions OF the Plan:
system OF railways In Aiacama and
Georgia, LETT Wednesday TO return 20
N0ntRAm=ry, after visit % ten days az
the home of his parents at Fairhaven. He
was sccompan north by his brother
Archibald Mclean. whom q severe at
tack ot fever compelie: 20 relinquish a
similar railroad position In Georgia He
wlii remain her- FOR some time 10 recuper-
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s SOCIETY IN TOWNS near By. 5

xsr ana Mr. Cyarssen Isss ssy eas Fran
cisco. ard after q short wedding journey
viii return 20 TaSosna and reside ~ IL
North I street
NJ. WIZ Kerp.t-~ entertained q largo
party Of young people 81 cards last Eon-
day evening a. me hons OF Er. snc Ms
Johnson S4cksGs - = farewell BEFORE
leaving fer school In LexlnSton- Tns
hoas. vas very pr..tsfy decorated. Head
prizes were woa by Mr. George Browns
ard Mss Cara Murray, consolation prizes
by MAJ Myrtle votaw snc aN Horsr.
Tnose present were: Mss Maud Hewitt,
M.ss Daisy Hewitt Nixs TotAr. Ai-s
Myrtle Fosav Miss Hyde. Miss canxa-
ran Isss Page. Miss Shaw. Miss Murray.
Mss Da:sy Murray. Miss Farrs!ly. Mss
parinscn. Misc sfof-~ Mise Stuart. Mss
Charles Foster, Mr.. Clifford Bskcock, Mr..
Everett Babcock. Mr. Sydney pinmmor.
Mr. George Browne. NT. Beimc~. Browne.
M. Hyde. Mr. r ". Mason. Mr.. Charles
Mason. Mr. Ritter wilkeson. Mr.. Ec
Dickson. Mr.. Wheeler. Mr. Couch Mr..
Hayden.
The ladies' Of Trinity church have near
~ completed arrangements for very
uniqsl, and beautiful entertainment 70 be
given N the exposition building the 18Th.
is.b and iTth. II viii be called ne car
biyai OF months, sud each month Of the
- -
$3.50 - - - - -. 49,
" 49,
1s,...,rc.s :, 49,. Ia. .aear ,-s - -
y any s+so~r F@pr' W ~ "
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youuE people out on the McT4arsn Friday.
Tor pleasant sal Those who were on
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Casper Mss He gaze MS Johnson Mr.
Jchu-Dn. Mr. william Sch'ar0 r. NJ.
Harry carmAn. Mr.. Raxert c Newell.
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IFFiF. % ~. Louis. $40. and Mrs Hatch.