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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-07-17
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TINE SCHEDULE.
Train leaves CGur d. AIene ats 80 D. mn.
and arrives alta. m.
Main line trains arrive ana depart from
spokane rs follows: No. 1. wek
bound, arrives st 6:I5 and departs e
$50 O'Clock 4. m; No. 2, east bound.
arrives at Ills and departs at usa9
q. N.
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ErisoFAt--H Holy e0mmani0n lat sun,
day In thu naoush after nasulnR
prayer. ard and 9Th sandAys ~ q m /.
SdndAy school, psts =. m: nsogB
ting prayer Mhd sermon. II a. o.. /;
ov~ninE pgsyex and srrmou, q D. "a.
Wednesday, lilany al ias1n p. m, and
Friday 81 .. N. Rsv. J. c. skos
ows. fwctng.
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C.runttc ChaEch Of ~ ThOsDan
tttst mass. 93O. last mass. i0sN
~atstAy srissol Immediately after lAai
hasa Rev. T. J. i'utcrii. tnastog.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-14

fsrtfreS rsznts themselves had been ear
rses. away - rhos@ wae have beer Ioug
taugaE 70 feel that 4 II net seea.srz 10
taxa anything from Uness sara
From TIRE conservatory TIRE ladies' passed
fn~ough The gorgeous grand corridor.
Were tbs Marine bard Glseou-sed ire
ruuz1c gn4er the leadership % Prof. Far
eGulH TIE corridor was festoore3 vita
svergrseus. which. with TIE ssectr3c iiznts
strearzinx throuxa ire stained glass par
0tton. made s1rik!nEiy beautiful ef1e@sz-
A. times tne sound % gay, childish
laughter attracted TIE attention - the
guests from the grandeur below. fn the
hallway above carefully guarded - t7eiT
attentive nurses. romped in ire aigaegt
zlee the pretty children q Presto snt and
Jrs. Cievele NJ. Every now and then
their happy faces could - seen Fe@rtng
over and through the baEisters above,
looking wttA innocent Tcn6ermsnt upon
the Raliy dressed tsrong below. Like
three fairies indeed. theT looked, al
dressed ln white fafr-h&lTed Ruin 40
Ike her mother little Esther and pretty
Baby Marion. whose Esxen-hairea beauty
Is very striking.
Once more the East room vas reae1ed.
and stan Mrs Cleveland stood wslS1 ming
her apparently ueveF-enGinE stream o.
xsslfcrs E'lu she seemed as free lrc N
fatigue. ard her last welcome vas no less
hearty than her first.
Ire wife o. the new Chinese minister
was present among the other guests. she
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cannot speak a word OF English and Is
unacuuainted with the ways Of americans.
She sat alone with "A look OF wonder on
her face as n trying 20 make oCt what
10 ali meant
one little Incident illustrates better than
anything else the kindness OF heart that
has endeared Mrs. Cleveland 10 al who
have met her. For some time little. old
woman. bent with age and dressed In
style 81 a past generation, stood behind
Mrs. Cleveland, evidently waiting for an
opportunity 10 speak a few words with
her that might not be heard by others.
As a character, she was web worth de-
scrIblng. Her face was like that which
Men Burgess wears in THE Widow Be
dott" Her hair was combed down over
her ears. Her little, fat bonnet fitted
closely To her head. and was tied under
her chin with ribbons. Her dress was very
plain. while around her shoulders was a
thin, white shawl with fringed edges. Her
general appearance would have been more
In keeping with a reception given by Dolly
Madison.
There was a Iu,l for a moment in the
passing OF the guests and Mrs Cleveland
felt tap on her shoulder. Upon looking
around she heheld this little. old woman.
Had she been Queen Victoria she could
not have been greeted with more royal
grace. Grasping her by the hand. the lady
OF the White House bowed deferentiasly
and listened with apparently pleased at
tention while the old lady whispered rap
Idly In her ear. Then she answered pleas
antly and kindly. and IN moment more
the little. old woman trippsd away with
"A look upon her face and a general air
that told OF her perfect happiness. Who
she was or where she came from no one
seemed to know. but although an unbid-
den guest. the courtesy with which she
vas received viii be spoken OF in after
years. as old ladies nov tell stories which
they heard In their girlhood or the famous
receptions at the beginning OF the present
century. MARY IRVINE SLAUSON.
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EniscnnaI Churches.

(. wsrv's-woodIand Park Rev H H
Gowen in charge. Service and sermon at
3 ?. m.
West Seattle Nission-service and SER
mon every Sunday at $50 p m by Rev.
George Buzzelle, rector OF ST. Clements.
81. PauPs ChapeI-Warren avenue and
Republican street. Rev. d. g Garrett.
rector Sunday school. 3 p. m Service
and sermon by Rev. p. E Hyland at 4
p. m.
81. stephen's-Ballard. Rev. p. f. Hy-
land. rector. Services az Il a. m. and 100
o. 10. Y. r. :. c. T.. $50 .. m Bible class.
; p. m. Holy Communion nrst sunday IN
month a; $50 .. m.
81. Mark's-FIfth avenue and OLIVE
street. Rev. d. c. Garrett. rector. Holy
Communion at a. m. Sunday school a.
g:s5 a. m Services at II a. n. and 80
D n. Morning sermon, The Law or Dl-
vine Wages" Evening sermon, The
Ethics OF Extravaganr Expenditure" with
q prelude on DR.. Rainsford and MS critics.
Young peoples meetings, 6:la.
81. Ciernent's-Twenty-fo avenue
south near Yesler way. Rev. George Buzz
zelle, rector. Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Morning service and sermon al IL A. m.
Evening service and sermon at $50 o'clock.
Celebration of the Holy Communion on
the first Sunday of every month at II
a. m. and on the third Sunday Of every
month at a. m. Service every Friday
at 7:30 p. m.
Trinity Parish-corner Eighth avenue
ami James street. Rev. II. II. Gowen,
rector Holy Communion, a. m. Morn
ing prayer. Htany and sermon, IL a. m.
Evening prayer and sermon, 1870 p. m.
Sunday school in parish hail, 9:45 a. m.
Subject for morning sermon. The Making
OF Man-Ciod's Purpose in Us In the
evening the rector viii commence a series
OF three special discourses on the last two
chapters OF the book OF Revelat tons, en-
titled: 1.-THE New Creation" The New
City" and The New Paradise" Strang
ers are cordially welcomed at these ser
vices.
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CONGREGATIONAL Churches.

F7irst-Co.urnbGa cry. Preaching az no
g. n. and rs ?. n
k3rklznd-Suraiay services a. a. m
an9 p. 2. i. r. : {. Z, p m Sunday
school az = noon.
TayIoT-Blrch street. Rev: George n
Lee pastor. residence. - 6ircn stFeel
Services Sunday a. II a. n ana 30 p n
German egaiiouaA-Seventh avenGs.
between Pine and olive services a. l.
a. IN and 7-s3 ?. n. JOAN q. blegefi, pas
tor.
Notwithstanding a. Il a n ard 3
D n Sunday school az = o clock \. ?.
c 2 lis o m PRAYER meeting thurs
DAY evening at o'clock.
Eagewarer-Res. J. T. Nichols. pastor.
Services al II a. n and = n Sunday
school, ELS p. m. !. T. ; L. r. p m
Junior i. p. s & E. Frtcay afternoon az
s.sa. Prayer services THURSDAY evening o.
each week.
Congrsgatio church. Ballard - Post
streas ard second avenue Gortfrie1 Grae-
del pastor. German sunday school az 10
a m Pilgrim Sunday school al Y m
German service a. IL a IN English
Wednesday a. ; p. m
Piymouth-Corner Taird avenues and Uni
vprsity street. Rev. ". II. G. Temple. pas
Tor: 1901 Seneca street. telephone, Green
z4l study at house. Home usually each
day until p n Sunday services at II a.
m and 7.31 o. m. Morning subject. De-
Wrht in Gods House" Evening subject.
s'WaEking. Standing. Sitting"
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one OF the most pleasant social events
of tAe week ira church circles vas ere al
Wome." given ey the Queen Anne dtvi-
SON % the ladies - thr First NesFai.et
Episcopal enarch. AZ Era hane of Mrs. o..
T.. Marine. Fr Gas from I'D 90 $50 = 10.
r-a Aar,faanse roar1s were made more tm-
vttsne hv tae de>ors ti7us q evergrer0s.
ferns etr ana tAe warc welcome gwen
rs tre trustees ans daughters. A large
rarnRer cf enc adt-s from Flrst ChurcA
attended Ass some ~ tre most prominent
from Tr.rHte. The afternoon Wss spe0t i1
-,-Ial converse ana lo striving IN become
r-eastate3 one wt1 tne rther fAght rs-
r.rs,srrfs.s o.eEr .ertr5 '- tae DINING room
v-ef.,e US i- charge az Mss Ru-a cole
ana Nfser Peag Ne-ft~. Tae following
f4s.aa assisted tr- e.-.ees is E~te-tR,rtr <:
Ms r. g Blaine Nr 81. 90 Eetca sr..
Me- ~ Sc NcE-5e Nse- q. Knox ana
Ma y wa. uEts-&-
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German-Stewart street and Summit ave
nue.. Rev. Joseph Hepp, rector, re- =, ~ -, =,
1911 summit avenue. Services a. A. d L.
and 7.5o y. n.
Haven-Corner East Newton and East
John. Sunday school, 10 a. n Class ~
ing. y ~ Preaching morning ana eFe"'"s
by the pastor.
Gilman Park. Bsllard-Rev. J. ". NIL
Ter. pastor Services at II a. NJ, a ,..l. = =
2. m. Class meeting. L N. Ep"oFtA
League, 10 D. n.
Norweglan-Danish - Fifth avenue ana
Olive street. Rev. +. J. LundeSaaro' pas,
tor; residence aS olive. Services a. Il
a N. and 80 p. n.
Madison s,ree,-~Madison street and
Tweuty-third avenue. Rev. W. T. / of1'
pastor, residence. 1873 Cloverdale. Preach-
inE az II a. n. and 80 2. N. Every Dody
Is invited.
street. Rev. ". II. SeHeck paslo
PRAYER meeting on Wednesday at
40 p. m Class on sabbath al D. il. ~.
Sabbath school at 1915 p. m. EPworta
League AZ $50 p H. Morning sermon Al
j o'clock, evening at I.S9.
African NJ. r. church-i320 Jones street
Rev. George \. Bailey. pastor. Services at
II a m. and p. IA. Class, Z m
Sunday school. ? 81 ?. N SERVICES. Of song
every Wednesday a. ?. m. Holy Com
munion lrs. sunday IN each month.
Trinity NJ. r. church-w. s Harrington,
J.. n pastor Class meeting ar ltl5, II.
Il. Richardson leader. Preaching ov the
pastor az p. sunday schoo at 800. .. a
Curry superintendent. Junior League at
s - J. II. Carr superintendent. Epworth
League ar t-SH r j. Cr}d5.e president.
Preaching at 80 by the pastor Weekly
prayer meeting on Thursday az $50 p. n.
Flrs,-Corner lard aveuae ard Marion
street. Rev. T.. NJ. Randall. u. pastor
residence. g. Union street. telephone
Green s3L Reception day Wednesday
afternoon and evening General class.
81 a. NJ. Preaching az - Al m. : lnday
school. = - r. n. intermediate League.
4a g. ~. EpwoTth League. s.l5 20. m.
Preaching az 1.aa 2. n. The pastor VIII
occupy the pulpit morning and evening.
preaching in the morn ing on The law
Cha~ae ter Red " r xiN.I-9. and tn the
evening o8 "Iu5iyi1gaii-rn The pastor
may be- seen daily ~ his residence from
$50 aad on Wednesdays during the at
s-a.1n ana eNenlnE.
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Presbyterian Churches.

First Mission-In Wards hall. George
town. South Seattle. Preaching at .. n.
Renton church-Rev. George F. Whit
worth, ID. D., pastor Services at 3 and
1880 D. N. Union Sunday school al II a. m
Calvary-Services today at II a. m. and
s D. m Sunday school at I2:15. PRAYER
meeting Thursday at p. m. Rev. Donald
Ross. pastor; residence. l3l Market street
Welsh-Seventh avenue and Olive street.
Rev william Davis. pastor. Services at
1890 a. N. ana 7:30 D. m. Sunday school az
2 .. m. Class meeting Wednesday at $50
D. N.
Second. North Seattle - Third avenue
north and Harrison street Rev. ". A.
Major, pastor. Preaching at II q. m. and
7.30 D. m Y. +. = G. E.. Gas 2. m Mid
week meeting Thursday at 7:20 p. m.
First Presbyter.an-Corner Fourth ave-
nue and Spring street. Rev. A. l.. Hutchi-
son, ID. d. pastor: residence. 1913 Marion
street Sunday school at 1870 p. m. Y p
s c. f. al Gl5 p. m. Preaching at II
a. N. and 7:30 p. m.
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thar League wln - held z c0Tnms mora
rson % tse sesh anniversary o. ne c.rln o.
FH5aln Me1ancthon the EeEormEr- Punlie
Invited.
STe5ls1 gslsczi-T1tr5 avenue. rear
pfxA Psv Ns-4i- Il Larsen. pastor. resi-
Gence. al Esf-h avenue On S-H1Ays ser
vices a. le-S9 q n. and p. n S4a1ay
schoct. Z n AID E.ase class or prayer
meeting A. n w or Thursday, serylcss
a. ?. n TIE Cent Society meet 81 : ? n
ihe arst and lh1rd Tuesdays Of t1e month
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Cumberland Presbyterian.

Cumberland resbyterisn-East Cherry
street and Twenty second avenue. r. 7.
ona avenue. Preaching on Sunday At II
e.. II and l.s' g. N BY the pastor. Sunday
s-looi az l-.l5 r. ~. Junior E0deayor at
d.9 2. m. Y Z. = c. +. a. $50 p. N.
Gospel services every evening except Sat
urGay during Che week bees uuing q ? az
?. n. a cord.a. invitation extended 10 al.
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Metho.li.t protestant Churche,.

Tesler Junction Church-Preach.nz on
Sunday al II a. N.
DuWaTnlsh Chu-ch-Taniel Bagiey. pas
Tor. Sunday school q; 10 a N. Preaching
a. 80 -. m.
F1rst-Pine street and Third avenue
rfa- 1E ar u a. n. and 80 p n. BY
hey. Nllford N kellogg. residence Fourth
and Olive. Sunday services II A. N. and
80 p. m Class meeting at 70 a. m. sun
day school l1.40 %. m. Y, +. ;. G. Z. az
2 Is J. n. Prayer meeting Thursday 80 2.
IA Monthly meeting the first Thursday OF
each month. a. $50 p n.
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AT THE CHURCHES.

Hereafter notices IN the church directory
will be confined TO anaouncements OF
church services only and subjects OF ser
mons. Extended musical programmes Ior
Sunday services and announcements OF
church entertainments viii only &c pIo-
iished AZ advertising rates. Notices LOT
this department should be received az thiS
office not later than / p. N. SATURDAY. ~
order 10 insure publication on SUNDAY
morning.
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Wednesday and Thursday. T-4S ?. n. En-
giish Sunday school s held every sunday
afternoon ~ our ue~ mission. corner -
E1l5n ard Harrison streets. a. 2-Sa fol-
loved BY a Gosrs1 sermon. We also have
opened 2 mission Sunday school n Sal
lard. corner OF WfsAsrt street and Second
avenue. beginning m 2. N. being con-
Quoted Er the German language. Aug.
Ernst. pastor: SO Harrison street.
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Catholic Churches.

Our Lady OF Good Help-Third avenue
south and Washington street. Rev. F.
PrefOnta ne. pastor Low mass. S a m. :
high mass. 1880 a. m; benedictlon, 7:2O
.. m.
Sacred Heart-Sixth avenue and Bell
street. Conducted by the Redemptorists
Rev. Joseph A. kautz. c. SIS. r.. pastor
Low mass with sermon. s g. m: high mass
with sermon. 1880 q. m: Sunday school
2;9o p. m; yespers. sermon ana benedic-
ton. 1.30 ?. II.
Church OF the Immaculate-Broad way
and Madison street. Rev Victor Garrani
pastor. Rev. A. Trivell and Rev. ]. Mich
elSon. assistants. Conducted by the Jes-
uits Low masses at a. m. and Sis a m
High mass al 1880 a. N. Sunday school
at 2-50 2. n. ana evening service at 1872
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NOTICE-The business Office OF the
Post-Intell. gencer Is open until II p. m.
Sunday nc urs, 9 a. m. 70 II 30 p. IN. ana
10 p. m. Classified advertisements VIII
be received up 10 this time.
Advertisements under the head OF Lost.
Found. For Sale, For Rent and SITUATIONS
Wanted will be inserted AT the rate OF l
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ways In advance. No advertisement re-
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Advertisements VIII be received at
branch offices OF the Pos;-Tntelltgencer
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avenue.
PORT Wllliam J. Jones.
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Watson. Agent.
The following letters await advertisers
~ this Offne.
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In order 70 secure correct insertion OF
notices under these headings, the same
should De left a the business office or
this paper. No charge is made for such
notices.
Funeral notices. resolutions or other spe-
cial announcements will be charged at the
rate OF 10 cents per Inc each insertion
ST-INTELLTGENCER co.
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First Spiritual Society meets every sun
say at Rialto. on Madison street. between
First and Second avenues. Lyceum meets
a. 1870 o. n. Conference meeting at D..
m Judge Louis Williams viii speak in
the evening on a subject taken from the
audience.
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Mount Carmel Ni~s1on-Corner Third
ana Madison. Meeting every evening a. 5
o III. Sunday morning az II O'Clock
Friday. Divine healing az ; .. n. Con
Johnson, superintendent. Christian ALI
ance meets every Sunday az 5 ,. N. and
THURSDAY AZ ?. m. n same hall.
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Raptist Churches.

Market street - Twenty fourth avenue
south and Main street Preaching at II
a. m. and S 2. m. by Rev G. a. Bale.
Young peoples meeting. p. m.
Swedish Eighth avenue and Bell street
Rev. Andrew Svartz. pastor: residence, 80
Dexter street. Services AZ 1880 a. m. and
7.So =. m. Bible school al 1915 p. m,
Corwin ;. Shank, superintendent. Youn :
peoples meeting. SEQ 2. m. A. II. Dimock,
leader. All cordially invited.
First-Fourth avenue, between James
and Cherry streets Rev. Louis : Bower
man, pastor; residence 500 Columbia street:
AZ home tIl D. m, except Monday.
Preaching services. II a. m. and $50 p. m.
Bible school. 1915 p. m, Corwin ;. Shank.
superintendent. Young peoples me sting,
. ally invited.
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Iheasophy.

TheosophicsI Society. Amanda Tsotge-
Meets Sunday Al 10 pm IN room 2g7
new Nesler bl5-k
Seattle TnecsouAS~a1 Society. So Th3rz
avenue. SGDs.&y. simple TAX OF ''Theos-
op1y AZ ! =. r. Lecture AZ p. n.
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Christian Advent meetings are hei3 at
the corner OF Third avenue and Madison
street. Dr. ". Chapman. pastor. Prayer
meeting, Ie-f5 a n. Preaching. II a. N.
Sunday school. 1880 ?. n.
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REWARD.

A reward OF so win be paid for infor-
nation leading 10 the arrest and convic-
ton or any one stealing copies or the
Post-Intelligence delivered 20 Subscribers
throughout the city
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Seneca street. ts, Ween Third and Fourth
avenues J. " smith. pastor. residence.
SIS tIf'n avenue 0or-h- Preaching al Il
"a. m. ana T21 q. IT, Sunday schoo,. s.{5
IN r. T. a. e. SIS p m Prayer
meeting Tnursl s. night.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

BARTON-In Port Gamble. Thursday
morning. February IL, 1887, l.. Nj. Bar
ton. aged 43 years.
The funeral viii be held at Port Gamble
on Sunday afternoon, February IA, under
the auspices OF Franklin Lodge. No. .,
F. & A NJ. For the accommodation OF
those desiring to attend. the steamer
George E. Starr will leave Seattle at
o'clock a. IN. sharp Sunday for Port Gam
bic, returning to Seattle after the ser
vices
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Meetings every Sunday afternoon a. 2-sa
a. 2SoS First avenue. Divine Healing" the
Coming o. the Lord" and Restitution os
Al ThinEs" tActs, ii.S1 viii De special
themes. AL are invited, and free speech
allowed
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Corner Birch ana Harrison streets. near
Cesar street rar sns- German preaching
every Sunday at j t. -. aE1 ? "a
$ .aIs aF school eco a. m Xcu11 peoples
meeting. =. - Weekly prayer meetings
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United Pre.bytcrian Church.

Sx.A avenue a~d Seneca s-rest-Rev. "
~. Eo&4e, pastor. residence ls2z Terry
avenue. Services = T. II ard D. ?. n
Su-Gev s-aosL. Iz.E5 .. n. y. P s. c. e
ga p II
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Ge-nsn-Harrison street and Taylor
avenue Rev. August Ernst. pzstor SO
Harrison street. Services mornzng and
evening.
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
ments changed fer tie Sunday issue must
hand IN copy by l o'clock Saturday to IN
sure change.
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First Church of Chri.t-scienti.t.

Russell hall. corner Third avenue and
Cherry street. Services Sunday at II A. m
and Thursday at 2.l5 p. N. Sunday school
Immediately after the Sunday service
Reading room open during the week.
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raefEnu~

Mr. Charles NJ Spencer and Miss Iizz!e
Evans. both % This city. we're married
az the residence $3.50 oficla ting clergy
man. Rev. Clark Davis Saturday evening.
February 6 The ceremony was witness
ca by a few Intimate friends OF the parties,
a wedding dinner following. Mr. and Mrs
Spencer left soon after the wedding for
Portland. where they spent the honey
moon.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

INFORMATION WANTED o. Cyrus A
Frovrr- vas lzss heard ~ fn seattle IN
1854 Any Information VIII D. thanE-
fgny receives by MS father Andre y
Brown, 8 Marble street, Springfield.
Mss.
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4 quiet and very pretty home wedding
took place az the residence OF Mr. and Mrs.
NJ u. Morrison. Fremont avenue. FIRE.
mont. saturday evening. February s. the
contracting parties being Lawrence NJ.
eau and :. Edna Marsh. both Of this
city. After the guests had gathered IN
tse psrlors Rev John T. Nichols per
formed she marriage ceremony. Congrstu-
MIlaus followed and after a pleasant social
time. dainty refreshments ware served.
The bride - the eldest daughter OF NJ.
and Mrs Morrison. and the groom IS wei
known in Seattle. being connected with
tha Consolidated Street Railway Com
many Nr and Ms. Can VII reside on
Queen Anne hIu. where fhey arc now &
home 90 friends. The intimate friends
present AZ the ceremony were. Rev and
Ms ! T. N.rte's NJ ana Mrs George
eau Nfr ard Ms. Herbert Resn Ms
Ves.a Morrison. Master Lester Marsh
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Tho Aletheuonean Literary Society met
IN Society hail at the University Friday
evening and after the usual business ses-
sion the following programme was rem
dcfed; Plano solo. Miss Hansee; recita-
ton. Miss Case, poem, Trevor c. y. Kin
caid. vocal duo. Miss Glasgow and Miss
Hayes paper, Edward \. Cruegar: plano
solo, Miss Carr.
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IN basement of Seattle National Bank
bHl-1l1E. Csc. -nsAi avenue ard Yes.eF
Way--Se-vt0es. sunday ~ 3 Ard : = ?. n
Week day services every cay g. = o'c.ock.
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Volunteer. of America.

Gospel meetings are held every evening
at o'clock and Sunday at II a. m. and
3 o. m. AZ 217 Second avenue south, under
the auspices Of the Volunteers Of Amer
lea
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THE WEEK In SOCIETY
Continued from Page 10.

The next meeting will be with Mrs. A. f.
Tucker. Vermont street, Edgewater.
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MARRIAGES.

SH Salem, or, Feb
ruary 9. 1897, Mr.. Thornton Goldsby ana
IAbbie SHAPIRO.
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Salvation Army.
First Spiritual Society.

Barracks. corner OF Yesier way and Sec.
end avenue south