The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-25

sSOHONTSH. April A-MrS. 2. n Nor
gar. who has been confined 10 her home
fog the past three months. is nov able 10
be out doors
The ladies Of the Degree Of Honor. A. O.
l. W. gave = pea sing social al Odd FELL
lows ball No. L. last Monday night
Mr.. and Mrs 8. II. Furber returnes
Monday from their short visit in San
Francisco. They viii 1--we IN Snohorutsh
James stickles. a former snohornish boy.
but now living In California. Is here on a
visit
Mr. and Mrs. r z. Marks visited friends
IN Seattle the first OF the week
Mrs. Charles Shaw il visiting her
mother, Mrs. Marion. at woodlnvilIe
The Odd Fellows OF Snohornish will ceIe-
brate the annual anniversary by a grand
ball al the rink Monday night Excellent
music has been engaged and the lodi re
members are preparing TO entertain their
friends tn their usual pleasing way.
The l. o. r. NJ gave q night cap social
at Gem city hall Wednesday night which
proved TO be a pleasing and profitable af-
fair.
Rev. and Mrs. Cairnes. Rev and Mrs.
Merritt. Rev. Hanson. Mrs. 8. yestal and
daughter. Miss Lucy. Mrs. r. Z. Ransom.
Mr.. VIII Ransom and Mr.. Leslie Packard
were among the enohomishttes who were
In attendance at the State Sunday School
tVAsfz1lioG IN Seattle This week
Miss Marion McNauxhton. Of Cherry
Valley. Is visiting at the home OF her aunt,
Mrs l.. ". Barnes. in this city.
MRS. r c. Allen and daughters are visit
ing friends in Tacoma this week
Rev. Thomas Gum. of walia waIia, Wis
tied Rev. Torrance this week.
Mrs. B. Thompson. OF Ashland Wis, Is
visiting AZ the home Of Mr.. Charles Thrall
w A Alien, bookkeeper for J. F. Weber
a AZ T1SsRr IA <N~ - - a..
Aberdeen. Scotland
Archie Black Is quite sick a, the home Of
his sister or Avenue u.
Mr.. c. l.. Lawry. who lately purchase d
the clothing business Of Mr.. Adolf Wat
son. spent the greater part OF the past
week in Seattle.
Mr. H. II. McMastsrs. proprietor OF the
Snohomisn creamery and cheese factory,
Is quite sick with typhoid fever.
w A. Hcdgins is spending Sunday with
friends In Tacoma.
The supper given for the benefit Of the
band boys last Saturday night was a
pleasing and successful affair The sum
OF IS was cleared above all expenses.
Miss Aura Drake. of Everett. is the
guest Of Mrs. W. s. Case
Mrs. A. J. Eldred left Friday morning
for her new home at Siiverton
Mr.. c. g. Woodland. who has been sick
az the Penobzcot hotel for the past ten
days. was able 10 leave Friday for his
home in Granite Falls.
Mrs. J. X. King. OF Snohomish. who has
been undergoing treatment at the hospital
in Everett. is gradually improving and
hopes are entertained OF her ultimate re-
covery.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. z. Harreii are rejoicing
over the birth OF baby girl
Miss Maggie Beatty. of Ballard. is visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. Tom Mclaughlin.
Mrs. r. c. Hudson died at the home Of
her son in Snohomish. Thursday morning
aged 81 years. after an illness of several
months. The funeral was held at the
house Friday afternoon.
The lecture of Mrs. Clara C.. Hoffman.
under the auspices Of the W. c. T. U, at
the Congregational church Sunday even
ing. was we'll attended and highly apprs-
ciated. The local union was strengthened