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ARLINGTON SOCIAL.

ARLINGTON. Wash. Sept. 11.-Miss A.
NJ. Williams of Snohomish. was visiting
friends al oso this week. returning to Sno-
homish Wednesday.
William Aldridge. of Wana. has moved
TO Arlington in order 10 give his children
the advantage of the graded school.
/. A large number of people attended the
funeral Of William Blackman. the young
man who was killed here last week by a
falling tree The interment took place
last Sunday from the NJ. f. church.
At the NJ +. conference at Everett Rev
George w. Frame was returned 20 the
Arlington Marysvllle circuit for another
year.
Mr.. and Mrs James Lemon and Sanford
Peterson returned last Friday from an ex-
tended visit with friends at Seattle.
Mrs. E X Modem went 10 Seattle We'd
nesday on a shopping trip.
Prof. George Croxford. of Snohomish, has
been employed 10 teach the Halter school.
and he and his wife have moved here from
Snohomish.
Prof Isaac c. Karr arrived here last
Sunday from Valparaiso, Ind. 10 accept
the position OF principal in the Arlington
school
Mr.. o. T. Langen, a lumber dealer OF
Battle Lake MINI. was IN town this week.
the guest OF n X Tvete. Mr.. Langen Ia
Oh a TOUR VI tAt ~ ~ N'@'AN.' N' -
left for his home In Minnesota Wednesday.
Mr. Ole Ehason. Of this place. and Miss
.Josie Peterson. late Of San Francisco.
were married i'm Seattle Tuesday and re-
turned home Thursday. They viii reside
on Mr. Eliason's farm near town.
J. H. Schall and wife arrived here on
Wednesday from Escanaba, Mich, where
they were married September I, being on
their bridal tour. They are the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs A. s. Stevens. Mrs Schali
(nee CLARKE formerly resided here.
Mrs. u c. Kennedy gave a birthday
Marty Yesterday. which was attended by a
large number OF the more elderly DANES.
Mr. V. A. Stewart and Miss Lois Allen.
and Mr. Charles f. Moore and Miss Rena
+. Dibb went 90 Lake Cavanaugh yester-
dav on a fishing excursion.
Mrs. Justin Phelps is very Ill at this
writing.
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3 TACOMA And OTHER OUT Of TOWN SOCIETY, !

y. Maddox, respectively sons and broth
ers. Ms Ms3doek has made her home of
recent years with her son, Dir Louis Mad
dock. AZ Stockton and now confemplates
making her future horne IN Gol8sntsle.
with her son j q. Maddox. Mrs. Jor-
daa's husband is pastor Of the Calvary
Baptist church. one 81 the largest church
e. in Denver. Colo. Next Monday Mrs.
Jordan viii proceed OF the train from
Grants 10 Join her husband In Denver
Prof Charles T1mh'tn and wife returned
the first % the week from their honey
moon al Drfftwood cottage AT tho seaside
near Astoria. The professor Is q very
busy man at this tirDe arranging for she
occupancy 81 the new academy bulldng
now nearing completion.
Hoa William r. Dunbar the we'll
known politician and business man ~
6oldendaIe, has been very sick man
within the last week. bat is now recover
Ing rapidly.
Mrs. Max Slmel was surprised the mid
die Of last week 10 learn that her absent
husband had gone 70 the Yukon gold
fields. IL seems that Mr.. Simel was on e
visit 10 san Francisco and met with a
good chance 10 80 70 Alaska and he lmmc-
diaieiy departed. Mrs. Simal thinks her
husband was confident that fortune
awaited him. or he would not have gone
on such a long trip on such short notice.
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sac Is q daughter Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Ste
phen Kmozi&on. 0f this city. She vii
remain IN Everett about a month. when
she vii JOIN relatives from New Yorx
a. Vancouver, E. c.. and With them viii
make z tour 81 the world. remaining
some tine ia rne leading cities OF Eu-
rope
Mr.. T. c. Collins and Mss Minnie
gh4ftor OF Lowell. wers married last
Monday Thev viii make their future
ht ne in Lowell.
Mr. James y Vernon. secretary az ire
washington Press Association. left for
Vancouver. Wash. Tuesday evening 10
attend the annual meeting OF fne asso9i-
alton.
Mr.. John KiefTer has resigned his place
"a the assay Office at Monte Cristo and
will leave this week for Fort steel B. c.,
where he expects 10 remain permanently.
Miss Gillette. OF Seattle. Is spending a
week with Mrs c. c. Hixson.
Miss Blanch Castle entertained Miss
Ruth Hammond Miss Ada Torstenson.
Mr. Walter Thompkins and Mr.. Horace
Hlllery on her birthday Tuesday last.
Miss Helen Maud Hanson. Miss Lin
ton. Miss Lola Mitchell. Mr.. Hall and
Mr. Louis Church went TO SnOhomish TO
attend a farewell party given in honor
Of Miss Hanson.
Mt and Mrs NJ II. Hawkins. Of Grand
Rapids Mich. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
$ NJ Miller Mrs. Hawkins is a daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Miller. and formerly lived n
this city.
The Somers family will give an enter
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Episcopal church IN this city. Mr. Badger
has a family CONSISTING u a wife AMI
young ssay daughter. vino vii make quite
an addition 20 Olympia social circles
Judge and Mrs Reayss have returned
froEa a so3ourn q feE days al Green
River Hot Springs
Mrs John r Convey Is entertaining Mrs
Capt Clancy ard Miss Clara BatemAn. Of
Tacoma
Mrs- J. r. McCabe. Of Tacoma. Is guest
OF Mrs. George shannon.
Mrs. j. :. WInterxute has returned to
Tacoma after a visit q several weeks
duration with Olympia friends.
Miss ~ < Williams has returned from
az Eastern visit and resumed charge Of
the first grade in the Washington school
building
Editor John Miller Murphy and daughter
Miss R0se, Left Tuesday for Portland
Mr.. Murphy will attend the press associa-
ton al Vancouver and Miss Murphy visits
friends IN Portland.
Miss Emma McMahan has gone 10 Sc
attic 70 enter the state university
Mise Dora S1ernberg Is expected home
the early part Of the week from a months
visit IL San Francisco.
Mrs. Edward Whitson. Of North Yaki-
ma, Is gTlest at the home OF Judge and
Mrs Reavis.
4 pleasant entertainment was held al the
residence OF A II. Chambers on Wednes-
day evening OF this week where many
friends Of the family greeted their host ana
hostess
Miss Marion Pattcn is enjoying her sum-
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PORT ANGELES SOCIETY.

PORT ANGELES. Sept u-Ou the SIR
inst. Port Angeles was favored with th@
first hiEh mass ever celebrated o. this
city. Tne silver jubilee. Or rhe twenty
rfEh anniversary q Father Patrick Pay 8
ordination 70 the priesthood. secured "a
that day. ard 10 being vet known every
where cn Tire cast ant Sound WAS made
the recipient % ar extrsoT5.insrv ovatloa.
Tire principals ~ the Victoria, p g..
Cathode cholr. namely, Mrs *. Wash
u tuuie. arEaE3st. 1ilss KATE Burns Ms
Enzaaa Sshle 1nc Mr. Frank Sshle as so
ieists. aoa Mr.. r. Victor A8stfn. AZ leader
~ the choir and professional viossnlsy-
caUse over % attend 1he religious services
and f8 evidence their regard FOR tire VEN
ernale presa3e. Cfn arrival here from Nc
toT3a Trey became Ire guests or capt and
Zrs. 1hosz~- - Bxac.ss. A&@ cEgrSn.
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which Was tastsfully decorated with ffow-
eTs. was Eilsd AZ on me services. and the
music was grand. Ms. Capt Bradley, az
conpaRisd by Mrs wladle on the organ
ard Mr.. Austin on the violin. sang ar Ave
Maria as special tribute The solos rem
dered BY Mss Burns. Mss Sshie and Mr.,
Sehle in the mass were superb, ard the
violin exponents Of Mr. Austin reminded
the hearers OF Remenyi's hest efforts. The
Nic1orians were accorded a cordial recep-
ton at Mayer Carrlgan's house during The
evening. where they met many leading
people Of this place.
DIT. and Mrs. r. n Stanley OF this city.
and Mrs. 4. N. Todhanter and Herald
TodhuRter, his nephew. OF Los Angeles.
have been spending the past week az Lake
Sutherland. On Sunday DR.. Stanley was
fortunate enough 10 discover a very large
bear swimming In the lake and succeeded
In killing him the first shot just as he
reached shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. z. Thomas celebrated
the fifteenth anniversary Of their mar
ried life Saturday evening September 1.
at their home. corner Ninth and Race
streets. \ handsome collection Of glass
ware was received as presents from the
guests. Souvenirs OF the occasion. pre-
pared by MIR Thomas. consisted ~ photo
graphic tranSparencies on glass. each con-
tanning a picture OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas.
They were quite handsome and unique.
Delicious refreshments. ice cream and
cske. were served at II O'Clock II was a
very happy occasion. and all present had
a most enjoyable evening. The list of TN
v.ted guests Included; Rev. and Mrs. G.
w Nelson. Rev Samuel Green Mir. aud
Mrs. ID. w. Bryan. Mr.. and Mrs. I'll. y.
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. \. T. Luil Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs Al
wvide. Mr. and Mrs 0den Mr. and Mrs.
Gatchett. Mr.. and Mrs Chaplin. Mr.. and
Mrs Sherman. Mr. and Mrs. Pickett. Mr..
and Mrs. Fields. Mr.. and Mrs. Fry. Mr..
and Mrs Nulsen Mr.. and Mrs Hubbard.
Mrs Griggs Mrs Pellerin. Miss Eta
sherman. Miss Stella Gatehett, Miss Al
die Thomas. Miss Gunther. Mr.. @. X. Jew
EFT and Masters Ulysses GatehetL Eddie
PelIerin and Earl Thomas.
An informal little party Was given Satur-
day evening at the home OF the Misses
Carrigan in honor Of Mr.. Ed Hatch and
Mr. George Mesgher on the eve OF their
departure for Alaska. There were present
Miss Crooks. Miss Jess Crooks, Miss Stew
art Miss Hall. Miss Margaret Carrigan,
Miss Kathleen Csrrigan. Mr. ED Hatch,
Mr. George Meagher. Mr.. A. A, Smith. Mr..
Harry Garfield and Mr.. Horace White.
Mr.. and Mrs. CarrIgan joined the young
people late in the evening. Dainty refresh
menfs We're served during the course OF
most pleasant evening. Music. dancing
and bright conversation made the time
pass very swiftly.
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CotPEvILLE SOCIAL NOTES.


COUPEVII.LE Sept. u-Mrs A. l..
Alexander gave party last Thursday
evening in honor 81 Miss Edna Monroe
and Misses Edith and Bessie Comestock.
be young people enjoyed themselves un-
til y o'clock The three young ladies left
later fer Seattle where they viii attend
DE High school. Present were Mrs. Al
xander. Mr. and Mrs j. f. Monroe,
Hiss Edna Monroe Miss Edith Come
stock. Miss Bessie Comestock. Miss Ma
Del Straub. Miss Esther Ewing. Miss
Ethel Monroe. Miss Ernestine E.ngle.
Miss Erie Cahaii Miss Minnie Walling
Mss Ida Alexander. Miss Maud Calhoun.
and Miss Ella Campbell. Mr.. Nelson sill.
Mr.. Harry James Mr.. Willie Mitchell.
Mr. John Strsub. Mr.. Oscar Han, Ar,
Geo Swift. Mr.. Earl Cahaii. Mr.. Carl
Gillespie, Mr.. Sturgeon Calhoun. and
Mr. Harry Alexander
Mrs. Lou Gorden. grand master Of the
Eastern Star Lodge. made an official Wis
Il TO the local lodge AT this place last
Wednesday
Miss sima cranney. who has been Wis
ting friends in Seattle. returned home
Friday.
Mrs. G. II. Boynton. Of Everett. who
has been spending the summer at this
place. left for Tacoma last Monday
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sTaNwooD SOCIAL DoINGs.

STANwOOD. Sept. IA surprise par
~ was rendered Mrs 6. +. Cunningham
AT Mrs Payne's Friday evening
Or NJ l. Adams visited Everett and
Seattle during the week.
Mss carrie Smart OF Fremont. VINO
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Durgau. returned home or Sunday.
Miss Eightman. Of LaConner' Is
visiting her aunt Ms Millican.
O. s Van Olinda visited the Queen city
this week.
DR.. u. McEacheran and Fred Pearson
we're IN Seattle Tuesday
Mrs MilHean left Wednesday for Ara
corfes TO visit her sister. Mrs. Wight
nan.
Mrs Rabel Minnie and Victor, left
"wednesday for Seattle.
Rev. penick. ~ the 81 r church, has
been transferred from here 20 sedro- lie
will move mex. week Rev. Williams. Of
sedro. takes his place here
Prof. j. ". Winsetu u Portland, ore.
Is here.
4 surprise party was given Rev. Geo.
penick Tuesday evening. a collection
was taken and presented him
4 large number 81 Stsnwood young
folks intead 70 go 20 Seattle 10 attend
school
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made one Feel az though they had sea-n.ss
int midsummer again Mrs Billiards
guests were Mrs. l.. c. Dennis Mr. Iaw
renee, Mrs Bernice Newell. Mrs. ! O
Mason. Mr. Burroughs Mrs Mar1atf.
Mrs F. 3 Stocking Mrs William -
Fence. Mrs. @. l. TAFT, Mrs. Crhtdex.e-
AFs. Drake. Mrs. Hanford Miss Pay Affss
Olsen. Miss Davidson.
Ar- Jack BowieS gave a csnrh mart,
THURSDAY night. complimentary "a NJ
Charles Foster. TIE first prizes vsare vror,
by Miss Mabel Eershaw ana Mr. xylu
Bun. Miss Jessie Forbes and Mr. LACY
ls were gwen the consolation prizes
Those present were Mise Jessie Forl,es
Miss Mabel Kershav Miss Helen TlffIe
Miss Avis Insersoii. Miss EIvira Inxersoll
Miss Blanche Macdonald Miss e.1ay,s.al
Fsrriss, Mrs. George Browne Mr. Little
MI Bull MI q. Browne, Mr.. Jack
Browne, Mr.. II. Browne. Dir. g Foster
Mrs. j. y. Bradley gave a delightful
card party and musicale Monday after
noon for Miss Laura Shultz Cinch was
played the early part OF the afternoon th..
prize being won By Miss shutz. The re-
rnainder OF the afternoon was given 10
music
Miss Edna Durgin gave a supper party
aItsf tne hance Thursday night 10 Miss
Mauds Barrett. Miss Margaret Tyler. Mr..
Mr.. Sidney Plummer
Mrs. II. Weston Bridges very charming
~ entertained Miss Edith Rowe NJ Jav
sedswiek and Mr. Percy Parkinson al a
chafing dish supper Friday night al the
Tacoma hotel.
Mr.. Philip +. Foster waa in town from
1pokane lew days the early part OF the
week, staying with his mother. Mrs. A. =
Foster. and his sister. Mrs. @. s. Brown.
DIR. and Mrs. W v BurrllI entertained
Mr. aud Mrs. 7. r. Wallace and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Baillie al an exceedingly
pretty dinner on Friday evening
Mrs J. NJ Keen entertained Mrs George
Blanchard. Mrs. l.. X Manning Miss
Bowen. Miss Little and Misc Bass at
luncheon on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. g. w. Dickinson passed
through Tacoma on the east-bound over
land for Chicago, Thursday afternoon.
social Notes.
DIR. Archie Hicks returned from a visit
in the cast on Wednesday.
Mrs a. 9. Foster and Mr. Charles Fos-
ter left Friday for the east.
Mrs Forbes spent Wednesday with Mrs
Warren Brown at Stsilacoom.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cuiiom have gone to
the Rochester for the winter
Master John Sprague is home after a
TWO months visit In California.
Mrs. Little and Miss Helen I.3ttle were
In town Thursday from Blue Jeans
Mrs. John III. Panfin is spending a
couple OF weeks with Mrs c. r. Hurley
Mr.. and Mrs. Blackwell OF Por; Orch
ard, spent few days IN Tacoma last
week
Miss Bessie Anderson returned to Taco
ma "Wednesday after TWO years absence
IN the east. -
Miss Allyn. of Olympia who has been
visiting Mrs. Addison Foster. returned 20
her home Wednt sday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harrison Foster and chill
dren have come in from Delano and are
stopping at the Rochester.
Miss Maude Barrett. OF Puyallup, has
been visiting friends IN Tacoma several
days during The past week.
Mr. ana Mrs. j. r. steeb entertained
Mir. and Mrs oBs Spragme and Miss
Sprague at dinner Wedn. sday evening.
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EVERETT Sept. 1.-The unpleasant
weather OF the past two days has caused
all those who were camping TO return 10
their homes The city is once more as
Stunning its social appearance. The party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. White on
Thursday evtning was the inauguration
OF the seasons social festivities. when
bids fair 10 be one OF unusual activity.
Canvas was laid In the large parlor and
10y 10 O'Clock many OF the guests. 20 the
cadence Of sweet music. were enjoying
the pleasures OF the waltz Refresh
IHents were served ut midnight, Present
were Mr. and Mrs. Butler. Mr. and Mrs
BrowneH Mr.. and Mrs. Agnew, Mr. ami
Mrs Wilaes, Mr. and Mrs Fratt,
Mr. and Mrs. Baird. Mr. and Mrs.
knowltoa. MIR and Mrs. Fletch-
81. Mr.. and Mrs. Duryee Mr. and
Mrs Bailey. MF and Mrs. Godshail. Mr.
and Mrs. StoCkbridge. Mr.. and Mrs
NoIlans SIR and Mrs. Irving. Mr.. and
Mrs ouimette II Tacoma. Judge and
Mrs. Dcnay. Miss Bialock. Miss Rose
Blalock. Of Walia walla. Miss Hewitt,
Miss Clara Hewitt. OF Tacoma. Miss
Knowfton. Miss Florence Hailet knoVl-
ton. Miss Bronson. Miss Mcfarland. Mss
Ouinette Of Tacoma Ms BTeuton Misc
CIoheey Mr.. Westisnd Mr., Taylor M.
milford Mr. Leycrish Daryee Mr.. Brea-
ton. Mr. Mills. Mr.. Everett Colby. Mr.
Leroy Tudor Nernoa. Mr. Koran. NJ
Han Mr. Pease Mr.. Marshall Mr. sut-
ton. Mr. Norvai Ouime;te and Mr.. r, J.
Rucker.
Mrs l. 4. Hnlery entertained num-
Ter OF the preachers ard their wives II
the NJ T. conference during their stay
i'm Everett. on Saturday evening she
Was Invited iuto she parior whore Rev.
J. " Miller. ~ Seattle with fitting re-
marks. presented her with a morocco
covered Bibio WITH Etlt edges over red.
or one Of the biank leaves was written.
TO our esteemed sister and hostess.
= W Miller Mr. and Mrs. A : GreEE
y. Cosper. r Wheeler " N.
Nelch Rowland Hughes Mr. and Mrs
Brckav and Mrs H8rnan."
Mss Fisher. az Tacoma. who has heen
visiting Mr. and Mrs T.. II Fisher FOR
some weeks, returned 30 her home or
Monday
MT and Ms. George Perry. q Seattle
who haze been visiting Mr. and MIS-.
oscar oslc Tor Two weeks. returned home
en- SaturdBy
Mrs. scareck ana Mrs. Castle are VISIT
iuR their sister. Mrs.. Nelson. at Cen
fralia this week.
Nj George NJ Alien Instructor Il lat
in lu the Bleh school returned from Chi
cage on Monday. he went Fast AT the
close - school last spring TO attend the
summer course ln languages at the Chi
cego university.
The August number Of the Iro4uoss
magazine contains All article WFtttea
hy Mics Yule superintendent u EveretIs
schools entitled 'G|iFnpSe-z ~ One Mn
utn on Puget Sound" Il Is told in hli-
usoFouS strain throughout ans Is ye-E
readable even 90 those 10 have never
livsd on the frontier.
Mrs p l. Tbayer lcft this week for on
ass zEafr IN. sssfz lives in EFz.-f.Ttsrrs
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70 locate IN Seattle. and IS greatly an
noyed Al the provision OF the law which
seems 30 make Il Necessary for him 70 wait
Gntu January before he can be examined
by the State Medical Board and obtain q
license % practice. IN most states where
similar laws exist temporary permits are
granted. as IN Mon-ana. OF the medical
examining boards are accessible oy appli-
cans more ctren than twice year
Mr. and Mrs {. l. Anderson and Rev.
and Mrs. .. & Howard have returned
from an outing az East Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. =. Waity and younges-
child are visiting fr;sads in the Ci,y FOR a
few days while on their way 10 Illinois
from Honolulu. where Mr.. Waity IS con-
nec;ed with Bishop & Co.'S bank
Mrs. Holden and Mrs Mcfarland and
daughter. Of Tacoma. who have bean visit
ing friends in Fasrhaven. returned 10 ;heir
home this week.
Mrs. F. y. Culver and little child. OF
Friday Haroor. are visiting relatives and
friends in Fairhaven.
Misses Clare and Jessie Stevens, Of Fair
haven have gone 10 attend the normal
school az Eliensbsrg.
Mrs. Ella Higxgnson. Miss Jessie Temp
lin. Mr. and Mrs. j. H. jones and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. VI. Day are al Vancouver, Wash,
attending the tenth annual session OF the
washington state f@rcsss AsSSscl eaofa
A life diploma has been issued By the
State Board Of Education 10 f. +. White,
Cd Nhatcom. Miss Fannie +. Lees. Of
this cry received a state certificate.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Christian
church gave a farewell reception Tues
day afternoon al the residence OF Mr. and
Mrs. " O. Nicholson. on the corner OF
Victor and Washington streets, in honor
Of Mrs. Elias Johnson. mother OF Mrs
Nicholson. About a score a ladies We're
in attendance, the AFFAIR beng a del gal-
ful informal farewell reception. Mrs.
Johnson leaves on her return 10 her home
az Baxter Springs. Kan. She viii be &C
companIed by her granddaughter, Mrs. 4.
G. Blake and daughter. Helen. who viii
spend the winter there leaving here next
l
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the diseased PARTON q the ear T1er. Is
ealy ore W&T 60 care eeafness and that q
by constitutional remedies Deafness r.
ostsssf IS ~ lnTEue1 c8rsf iffar OF TIE
usarsf7z lining O. the E.slgtarhisn Tnhe
Whan thss tubs gets iafzagned FeU have a
rglrra hing sa8nd Or Imperfect hes ring and
asees lf 81 entirely closed deafness l. The
Result and unless fhe Inflammation ear -
- keu c1f and thIs fahe restored 60 its nor
mai condition heating ws3 Dr. 9ssfr8s q
forever atns "a szs 0ut u teu are calsed
80 ssstarrn wf3cA g nothing bat an IN
"a rad condition - Ehs mucous surfaces
We vii zsve ore Hundred Dollars f1r
any case - Dsafnes4 te@4ss.f - eataFrnt
fasst eannat D. cured ~ Halls Catarrh
cure ssFsd Tor circulars free
r. ! CHENEY = ca. 9o3esto. Q.
satB - LgraEEasts. &c.
Halls Fanny EaAs are tks sSzS
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eoLDESp.LE SOCIETY NOTES.

GOLDENDALE Sept 1.-THE United
Artisans gave = select party Monday eF~
eniug that was q success financially as
well ss socially The next venture q This
rapidly growing order vii he the editing
aad sale ~ the fsoI8euda}e sentinel next
week for the benefit o. the order.
Mrs J. Maddox Uidow % The late
Frank Naddock of I.rnati3is. or. and
har daughter Mrs ~ r Jorian arrived
9n Gotaendala IoBeay from Stockton
Cal. ard are visiting John q. and George
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PORT TOWNSEND SOCIAL NOTES.

PORT TOWNSEND. Sept u.--Nadowa
council of the degree OF Pocahontas. gave
their regular monthly social on last Mon
day AS usual. an enjoyable time was
had. The first part Of the evening was
spent in progressive whist Prizes were
awarded after watch toothsome refreSa-
mcnts were served, then all repaired 10
the lower hail where dancing was In
dulged in until a late hour.
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taiEment in Central opera house next
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. J. W Whitman of Everett and
Miss lnez Porter viii be married on
Wednesday next at the brides home near
lake Chelan
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A hacking cough keeps the bronchial
tubes In a state OF constant irritation,
which. If not speedily removed. may lead
TO chronic bronchitis No prompter rem
edy can be found than Ayers Cherry Pee
toral Its effect is immediate and the re-
suit permanent.
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EVERETT SOCIAL.

mer's vacation from her post of duty In
the Office Of the supreme court
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Van Camps Macaronf and Cheese.
A new delicacy. At your grocers.
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Rainier Beer always gives satisfaction.
Pure, refreshing. and always the best.
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Floranee Marvin predicted KIondka
strike. Ga First.
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