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LEGAL NOTICES.


THE CALIFORNIA DESRI~ COMMISSION
i having received applications to mine by tue hy-
dran!ic process from CHARLIE and BEN HOW
LET . In the Hewlett claim, near Coium bia Hill,
Nevada County. to deposit taings in hnapp RAJ
vine, and from the Marguerite Gravel and Quartz
Mining Company. in the Margue ite mine in
Eureka Mining district Nevada Ounty, to deposit
tailinGs in ravine. gives notice that a meeting
will be held at room So Flood building. san Fran
cisco. CAL. on May 10. S97. at 1:s0 Pm.
CITY AND COUNTY TREASURY, SAN
~ Francisco, April 15 1S97.-ln compliance
with tie provision of section of order 1898 of
the Boar Supervisors, approved September Is
1880, there will be sold at public auction by +. s.
Spear & Co., az their salesrooms, al and 10 suffer
street, on
MONDAY, MAY IL,
At 10 O'Clock NJ. sundry articles Of stolen, lost
and unclaimed property recovered by the police
force of San Francisco, detsiled in an inventory
thereof on file in the effice of he Ilerk of the
Board OF Supervisors, and consisting OF jewe ry.
wearing apparel. pi-.ol> knives. etc. also lot Of
trunks. valises clothing, property of deceased
persons received from, the of this City and
County. Open for inspection on morning of sale,
4. G. WIDBEh,
City and County Treasurer
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PHYSICIANS.
MAiskIAGa LICENs rs.

nR c. c. O'DONNELI.. 1905 MARKET: RES
~ 2s64 2oth ST.: diseases of women a spsclalty
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CLAIRvOYANTS.
WHAT Is YOUR VOCATION?
w HAVE YOU PROSPEKED?

w HAVE YOU PROSPEKED?
WHAT ARE YOUR HOPES?
Mrs DR.. F. CLARK will Lift the dark veil of
your future life; she gives you vaIuab DVICE
and AID in all affairs of life OF private well as
OF business natu as, Tor IN tance, pertaining TO
Love, Matrimony, Friendship, Business, Law ,uts.
Contested Wills, Divorce. damage Suits. Claims
Journeys. Specul sIions, Mining. etc.
She discovers lost or stolen property, finds buried
treasures, prevents sickness misfortune: recon-
Giles the separated, thus res oring lost happiness
Every person j. adapted 10 some particular bus
ness, profession or rade, which nay justly be term
ed thei true vocation, and yet more tnan half Of
you are fighting against unknown fate for fam e,
fortune and position which you do not and cannot
obtain unlil YOU find you- true vocation.
Office hours 9 to daily and sunday. Send
stamp for circri Jar aud special terms. MRS Dr..
+. CLARK, 1906 Market St, san Francis o.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR DRAYAGE GENERAL,
Il Depot of the Quarter as er's Department San
Fran cisco, CAL, april 20 1897. :, aed proposals.
tipcat-, for the hauling OF military stores and
su rples in and atout the city of San francisco
Cal, for the fiscal year commencing July J. 1897
will b, received at th, OIL until II O'Clock NJ
on Friday The 2lst day of May, 1897. ana tnen
opened Tie government reserves the right 20
ma ion VIII be fnrn shed app.ication to this
office. JAMES NJ. MORE, Assistant Quar- err
msster-General United States Army, Depot Quar-
termaster
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MAJ }.

All ERS-MACk-In this city, April 20, 1897.
by the Rev. J. III. BuehIer, Henry Ahlefs and
Hannah Mack.
bhlSCO-OV ERMAN-In this city, April 81,
1897. by the Rev. George D. Z. S ewart William
NJ Brtsco and Jane Overman, both OF San Fran
cisco.
1aSOoS1h[SCdN lDEH-1n this city. April 81,
1897. by the Rev. T. w. Fis ner, Adam Gauch
ana Aargare- Schn elder both of san francisco.
HOES kER-Hk EN-In this city. April 81,
1891 by the Rev. J. NJ. Buehler Charles II,
doecksr and Dora Hens chen.
rEt FL GROVk-MANZEk-In this city. April
- 1891 by the Rev. J. S. David, George W.
rranSiscO.
eELLiNG G-LOWENSTEIN-In Cincinn ati April
-, 1887, by Rabbi Isaac NJ. Wise. Samuel e.
of tincln iati.
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NOW IS THE TINE TO CONSULT MRS.

~ NASH.
This celebrated medium, the clairvoyant of all
ciairvoy ants who sees it all. tells all and in
siantly gives you peace and happiness never
ask question, but before you utter q word tell
your name, names in full of al that you are inter
ested In, all dates acts. etc I tell you who are
true to You and who are false, what hopes you
lay have winning your desires and what obsta-
cles are in your way and how TO remove tbs m.
How to make the best OF your talents and pt os-
per. How to get money ] tiud lost articles ana
locate hidden treasure. Before ering into busi-
ness. law, divorce or marriage consult me- Drive
away evil spe Is stumbin- blocks, bad luck and
habits anu overcome all evil wO. ks, and
enemies. 1 never fail / have bTou- H. about
more happiness than all oth'r me1iums. thers
are be helped; why not you? If you going o
see medium, why no the very best? 1t costs
no u ore Not ing 10 be paid in advance, and IL
not entirely satis factory nothing at all. DO you
desire anything fairer than thate Residence. 40
Eddy ST., be tween eavenworth and hyde. Office
hours: a. NJ. to 3 P M.
LADIES RECEIVED ONLY.
n. B-No sIgns
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I ARGE SUNNY RO MS: GALINDO HOTEL.
~ Oakland board optional. 9Th ST.. OF Broadway
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NOTICE.-THE BUSINESS OF McAvOY
& GALLAGH Il vii be conducted ths
old sand. No. 20 Fifth street, for the benefit
of ths widow OF the late HI MY ]. GALLAh-
HER and his sist err MISS ANNIE h. GALLAG-
HER. AltS. H. J. GA LAGHER.
ANNIE B. GALLAGHER.
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OAKLAND HOUSES TO LET.
L'INE S-ROOM RESIDENCE: WELL FUR
4 nished: large. cultivated grounds: choice loca-
ton; rent sou per mon h: ready May l. WM. NJ.
DE WOLF, 1850 Broadway, Oakland.
I ARGE BROOM UNFURNISHED HOUSE,;
IL in good repair and very desirable neighbor-
hood: rent S25 WM- NJ DE WOLF, 1880 Broad
way Oakland
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j LRoOKLYN HOTEL 2OS-2Ia BUSH ST.
- board and room 81 10 81 per day. &6 TO $lI
Per week; choice rooms 80 cents to 81; suite
rooms for family 81 81 SO per night: hrst-class
service; sree coach CHAkLES MONTGOMERY
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PERSONALS,

| vUrNTED-BY YOUNG MEN FROM EAST
w the acquaintance OF refined young ladies who
| can appreciate good times Address JACK Ii. c.,
box GA Call Office.
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An iufa.lib!e cure. For further particulars and
explanatory letter send cents TO Pacific Coast
Atency, Ken I'd Medical o., S23 Spreckels build
ing, 81 Market 81, san Era cisco
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LII CASES or MONTHLY SUPPRESSION
n from whatever cause) restored in few
hours safe and at any time; instant relief
travellers; home in confinement best care and
privacy; regular physician; 80 years successful
practice: my celebrated rem edes for monthly
suppression never fall every case gueren teed
sultation free, condep iai; hours 10 s. pills 81
MRS. DIX. WYETH. 9l6 Pos: ST.. near Larkin.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS

sIAMFDA hEAL rS-Ar~.
ARGAlN ALAMEDA COU ETY 30 MILES
from city; choice land; fruit hay, gram, veg
etables, with living sprin IS; S25 S35 per acre
H. ]. DIGGLES. 80 Columb building. S. F.
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- EFT A CHOICE, hEALTHFUL HOME SITE
" while prices are low: lots Sl00 to $3.50 at
Fitchburg beyond Fruitvae; the best property
for investment offered: local trains and
electric cars: 10 minutes Oakland and As TO
San Francisco; splendid climate out OF damp
belt soil excelient for gardening: very best water
faciliiies good school; terms TO suit. Before buy
ing in this locality the OF this property
c. NJ. hUNKLE, 9l51a ashington st., upstairs.
room %, Oakland. Cal
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PORT BLAKELY. Nov. T-The Juven-
tie Entertainment Glass. under the man
agement of Mrs f. Lang, made their Sec
ond appearance in Biakely hall on Satur-
day evening last. In the sparkling little
operetta Cupid Among the Flowers" A
good house greeted the little ones: and all
seemed 10 enjoy the entire programme
The choruses were well rendered and the
children acquitted themselves most credit
ably. Miss Jessie May Smith as King of
Night, and Miss Annie Gerhardt as CAPT.
Starlight. deserve great credit for the dig
nified manner in which they assumed their
roles. Little Mabel Frazer made a dainty
little Fairy Queen and acted her part well.
Miss Myrtle Morrill, as Flora the God
dess of the Flowers" was very sweet in
deed. and danced the Petite skirt dance In
manner which would reflect great credit
upon much older and more experienced
person. Miss Carrie Zeigier as White Rose
and Queen of Night. acyed and sang the
part TO perfection. Especial mention may
be made of her solo. ''The Queen of
Night" in the last act. While little Rose
Fretson as Cupid was the life and light Ct
the operetta and won her way into the
hearts of the entire audience, both by her
acting and singing. Too much cannot be
said in praise Of Miss Alice Allen, who
presided at the piano in a most able man
Ter. The young ladies' hoop dance pas sed
of nicely. Miss Schafer, of Seattle, kindly
relieving Miss Allen at the piano for that
occasion. Altogether the evening will live
long In the memory of those who wit
messed this, the first affair of its kind ever
given by our own home little ones.
The Glee Club will join with the class for
concert and dance next Saturday even
ing. when new and pleasing programme
viii be presented.
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Wedding at Little Eaylx

LITTLE FALLS. Nov "a Quiet and
enjoyable wedding took place at the res
idence NJ Mr.. and Mrs. George Wright OF
this place. on Thanksgiving evening. the
occasion being the marriage Of their
daughter. Miss Ellen. 70 Prof A. W.
Bush. OF Pe-Ell. Miss Katie Wright. a
sister az The bride. was bridesmaid. and
Prof. George A. Spencer. of Napavfna.
was groomsman. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. A. III. Wheeler of Che
halls, according 10 the Episcopal ritual
Only the relatives and most Intimate
friends ~ the family were present.
a delightful dinner was served al n
m. and was enjoyed nv the following:
Mr. and Mrs y. w Bush, OF Aberdeen.
parents os the groom: Mr. and Mrs ID
Whitmore Mr.. and Mrs. u ". McNur-
ply. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Schefhorn Rev
a. II. Wheeler. Miss Sadie Koontz % Toll
edo; Miss Eids Roster of wtnIos,k.
Misses Susie and Katie Wright, sisters Of
the bride: Misses Phoebe and Anna SKIN
uer. Of Ainslie: Miss Stella f,o~,io-,
Messrs C. A. Spencer, = 4. Whitrnorp
r r. p. keegan. George Wright fr Hsv
~ Wright, II. McMarphv and Roland Nc
Murphy At p. M tire COMPANY de-
parted for their respective homes aar.,
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Bush bong NE ara
happiness.
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WILDLY ISLAND NOTES.

A very pleasant basket social was held
In Oak Harbor on Friday evening the 10Th
inst. under the auspices of the Methodist
Episcopal church. for the purpose of rails
Ing funds for the completion Of the par
sonage of that institution. Each young
lady in attendance donated a well-filled
and Hastily decorated basket of edibles
which baskets were auctioned to the high
est bidder. Among those auctioned were
several that stimulated spirited rivalry
among the young men present, one basket
in particular netting the handsome sum
of s.. SIS for the fund
County Commissioner Morgan acted as
master OF ceremonies and was ably as
sisted by Mr.. John Izette and Mr.. Peter
Custer.
Much was contributed toward the success
OF the evenings entertainment by the reci-
tations of Mrs. Peter Custer and the vocal
and instrumental solos of Mr.. Jack Hellar.
young Scotchman. possessing remark
ably sweet tenor voice
The church expects soon to have their
pastorate in charge of Rev. Mr. Henein. a
young minister of ability. recently gradu-
ated from a school OF divinity
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On Wednesday. November a. Mr. Simon
Berg and Miss Carrie Cove we're united in
marriage by Rev. Clark Davies at Port
Gamble. The wedding took place at the
residence of the brides parents. Can't. and
Mrs. William Cove. al Port Gamble Mr.
Berg Is in the employ OF the Puget MIL
Company. where he has been for almost
ten years. Miss Cove is the second daugb-
ter of Capt. William Cove. of the p. s. r.
b. Company. Capt Cove Is an old-timer
and is we'll known on the Sound Miss Cove
was married In the house in which she
was born. She made a lovely bride. The
Cove house was Handsomely decorated and
II is needless to say that many OF the very
many friends of the young couple were
present. Among them were: Mr. and Mrs
J. II. Yeates. Mr.. and Mrs. r w Condor.
Mr. and Mrs. f. G. Ames. Mr.. and Mrs.
q. A. Case. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Olaine. DR..
and Mrs Marhourg. jr, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank En-
pie Mr.. and Mrs Frank Newberry Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Howard, Mr. and Mrs
NJ. \. Moves. Mr.. and Mrs u. l.. Jackson
Mr.. and Mrs, L. c. Fitzhenry. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Fowoe. Mrs. Fred Pickett. Mrs.
McFadden. Mrs Case. Mrs William Cove
Miss Suey McPhee Miss Elizabeth kim
bali. Miss Imogene Mckay. Miss Elizabeth
kiernan. Mrs. Thomas Fields. Mrs. G. F.
Wylde. Miss Eva Cove Miss Lolita Ennpie
Miss Name Cove. Miss Shirley Cove. Mr..
J. CrombIe Mfr Hillman Care. Mr.. Maui
rice Carrie. Mr. Fred Jameson, Mr.. Fl. c.
Sawyer Mr. f. \. Moves. Mr.. y. O. Dag
gett. Mr.. Archie Johnston. Mr. VIII
Thompson, Mr Edwin Cove. Mr.. Owen
Cove, Mr.. Claude McFadden.
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PORT ANGELES SOCIETY.

PORT ANGELES. Nov. 27.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. r Mosher and their son -in-law
w a. Wood. and his wife arrived here
Wednesday from Monroe. Wis. and Will
make this their future home
The local order Of Ladies OF the Mac
cahees were accorded a pleasant surprise
al their last neetiuS Wednesday evening
Al the close Of the regular order Of business
a number ef their husbands. belonging to
the knights II pythias. walked In on them
laden with everything TIA, constitutes a
good supper. The TWO bodies were soan
mingled in a social session and had a
splendid time Dancing and blind mans
hluff created unlimited FUN.
Mr. j. pempster White. Of Chicago, has
Joined his wife, who Is visiting her par
euts, Mai, and Mrs. Harding.
The masquerade hall last evening. Or
ganixed by MIR Nat Hawkins and Mr.. Ed
ward Shields. was a perfect success
There wss \ large number % striking
costumes Miss Graham received Hrs,
prize as ;he hes. lady waltzer; NJ. Ed
ward Shields. best gentleman walter.
Mrs mr.. Lewis best isdy's costume and
Mr.. Arthur perrett. hes, gsnilenan's cos
tune
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terday from their wedding tour 70 Port
land and San Francisco. DR.. Van Zzndt
IN one OF the Oldest esta o!ishsd physicians
on the bay and is widely known in the
state. being president Of the State Aedi-
cal Association. Last week he and Miss
Anna Burton. q young lady Of WhatcaGa.
Were quietly married and took the train
Tor bridal trip TO southern points They
VIII De Al home 10 their friends after De-
ceznher 10. AZ their residence in the Roth
block
A camp of Modern wcodn.en Of Ameri-
ca was established here on Friday night
by District Organizer ID. e. Lever. There
We're twenty-five charter members. II
was the second camp orga mixed In the
state. as the Pacific states have only late
~ ceen organized into a district.
"naieon Lodge. No. Ias. h Of F., was
organized last week by Judge Weisen-
burger. representing the grant chancellor
or The Knights Of Pythias. On Thanks
giving night TIE lodge made its society
bow by giving a ball
Ir- and Mira Edward Fischer enter
tanned Al Thanksgiving dinner mr. and
Mrs. IL L. Dickinson. Ar. and Mrs. New
man. Mira Burkneafs. Miss Benson. Miss
sempsin and Mr.. Hyatt
The young men OF the Gay gave a
charming dancing party 10 their lady
friends al K OF p. hail, Fairhaven. on
Thanksgiving eve. Music was furnished
by Adams orchestra Among those pres
ent were: Mr. and Mrs. D. Daun Egan,
Mr. and Mrs. III. l.. Dickinson, Mr.. and
Mrs Purdy. Mr. and Mrs Hugg. Mr.. and
Mrs Gamven. Mr.. and Mrs. Newman. Mr..
and Mrs. Chetham, Mr.. and Mrs. Cowgirl.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. p. Byrne, Miss Benson.
Miss Tempiin. Miss Byrne. Miss Pettibone.
Miss Odeil, Miss Lamereaux, Miss Baker.
Miss Moore. Miss Sadie Templin. Miss
Wilcox. Miss Dodson, DIR. Darling. Mr.
Bloedei. Mr.. Templin. Mr.. Dawson, Mr..
Burke, Mr.. Beaies. Mr.. Mamhenney. Mr..
Hunter. Mr. Howard. Mr.. Engberg. Mr..
Austin, Mr.. Day, Mr.. McCord, Mr.. Badly.
Mr. Kirkpatrick, Mr.. Alexander, Mr.
Dickinson
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REII.fNGHAN HAN SOCIETY.

wHATCoM. New, g7--Mr. {. NJ Hys-
kell, editor Of the burlington. Ia, Journal
is in the city visiting DIR. ii. T. Hendsr-
son. former sch0oolmate.
James +. IsawlesS. superintendent or the
Great Northern Express Company. with
HEADQUARTERS at ST Pant. called on the
employees ~ the company here THIS week
and expressed HIS pleasure AZ the way
business had picked up IN r.sets line.
Edmund y utncks and Miss Georgia
Snatth-parr wers married II the residence
az Mrs. T. J rarr on Thursday evening
by Rev. \. Rogers. pastor OF tue Congrs-
gatfausl church. Il Was very quiet az
fair. only = few friends being present Ar-
Kinks is a Young man. but an cid resi-
dent Of rockingham Bay and has osfn
connected with the city Offices fer years as
sfrauShtSmaa- His wife Is an Fsuinae3e
Young lady ot this city. and consrst uiA-
f{ous are fsafnx showeTta cta theu- Ihay
VIII SO - kiensiike IN the spring
pr. L. Van Zanas and wife returned yes
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FREMONT SOCIETY.

Miss Cara Schneider. OF Albion, ILL.,, is
visiting relatives at Fremont.
Mrs. w. T. Blakeley. of Los Angeles.
Cal, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Charles
Fischer. near Woodland Park.
Mrs. l.. T. Grassy. of Detroit, Mich,
who has been visiting Miss Warner, left
for Sacramento, Cal, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Arthur. Of Omaha,
Neb.. were guests among Fremont friends
during the past week.
The Entire Nous Ladies' Reading and
Literary Club will meet on Thursday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Fred Blenkins.
Miss Mamie Ruff was the guest of honor
at an informal reception given by Mrs.
w. X. Merwn Wednesday evening, No
vember II.
Young Fremont amateurs will present
the comedy "A Box of Monkeys" at the
Fremont opera house in the near future.
The Wednesday Afternoon Club held no
meeting on Wednesday. The next meet
ing is Wednesday Of this week at the home
of Mrs. A. +. Tucker.
Mr. and Mrs William Murphy enter
tanned about thirty guests. members Of
their families. at dinner Thanksgiving
day.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ, w. Lovejoy entertained
DR. and Mrs H. r. Corson and Mr.. Willis
H. Corsou. of fssaauah. on Thursday.
The ladies OF the Asbury NJ. f. church
gave a pleasant entertainment Friday
evening at the Fremont motel hall. Lun-
cheon followed a short programme.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. n Gordon. Mr.. and
Mrs g. Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Livingstone. Mr., and Mrs. II. w. Lovejoy
and Rev. and Mrs. j. T. Nichols enter
tanned few friends informally on Thanks
giving day.
Mrs Charles Holt. Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Remsberg Mrs j. L. Waller. Mr.. and
Mrs G. b Rawson and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
W. Lovejoy We're pleasantly entertained
Saturday evening November 20, by MIR.
and Mrs. II. r Lovets at informal games.
dainty luncheon Was served al about
1870. and very enjoyable evening was
passed by the guests.
The Misses Coutts entertained party
OF friends Monday evening AT the residence
of Mrs w X Merwin on Aurora street.
A pleasant social time was spent. dancing
being the principal feature. Among the
guests present were; Miss Lizzie Coutts,
Miss Maggie Coutts Miss Daisy keeton.
Miss Carrie Robinson. Miss Narchie
Daugherty. Miss Carrie Smart Miss Jsn-
ME Head. Miss Minnie Farnasides. Mise
Maude Seymour Miss Jennie Coatts. Mrs.
J. A Crocker. Mrs. e F.. Seymour. Mrs.
W X Merwin Mr. Ralph Torrey. Mr..
Frank Porter Mr.. r Germain. Mr.. charlss
Murphy. Mr.. VIII Covinrtor. Mr. David
Livingstone. Mr.. John Storey. Mr. ]. Bur
urgarae Mr.. Frank Pelton, Mr.. WIN Her
bert Mr.. and Mrs. A. u. Grow.
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CHEHALIs SOCIETY NEWS.

CEEHALIS. Nov. 2T.-Mrs. Alfred II.
Wheeler returned this week from Tacoma,
where she visited week with friends
Mr. and Mrs F. s. Dornbecher spent
last Sunday In Tacoma.
Rev. Mr.. Lloyd Of Spokane. has accept
ed a call TO the Baptist church OF this
place He expects 70 be here in a few
days with his family.
Ed Wiltermood and family have re-
turned from Oakland. Cal, where they
have been living for shoue a year
Dr. l. c. Mitchell. OF Minneapolis.
MINI, Is spending few days in the city
with his brother Capt. T. 3. Mitchell
Johnson Nickeus, a prominent attorney
OF Tacoma. was in the city last Tuesday.
o. w Crawford, formerly a resident Of
this place. but now a prosperous business
man of San Francisco, WAS in the city
yesterday
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vAsHoN ISLAND NOTES.

vASfFoN. Nov s--w II Harrington,
ard wife have beer making visit 20 their
old home IN CnsrsnCo county. in New
York. ard returned home or Monday has.
after being detained several days this side
81 Spokane by a wa$aatt- Their daaEh-
ter. Jessie. is home from her school in Ia
coma 10 spend Thanksgiving With them
w F. Morford and family went - -.
attic the $sth 10 spend THANKSGIVING with
friends.
ola Mr.. Ives also visited Seattle IN the
sath aad spent a few DAYS with his
friends
I. Treasee and wife Rte turkey wsth
Cant Fish ana lassy the 18Th There a~,
TO batter entertainers.
Most - she young people who are work.
inE III Seattle and Tacoma came home "a
spend the holiday beneath the Parental
roof Among those whom We noticed
were J. Roan AMI vie. Aoa,ae Reah. Les
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ter Blackburn. Irving Thompson, Roy
Grsswold and others. Mr.. Robert yuies'
and Mr.. Liveslie's families beth had Wis
tiers.
The dinner given by the hdies Of the
N. e church Of yaShon at FutIer's han
was quite an affair and well attended from
room until late IN the evening from all
parts Of the Island. and Il was reported
an abundance was provided for all. A
literary programme completed the exer-
esses in the evening
Another hop was held at Fuller's hall
the night OF the Ath-
p W Tonneson and wife. Of Tacoma,
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
T0nneson, az Burton.
A large number If former students were
guests OF President and Mrs. Jones
Thanksgiving day.
Rev 8 w Bezven conducted union
Thanksgiving services in the II. e. church
ar Rurrn.