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KEW TO-DAY.
-STATE--
MEDICAL.
INSTITUTE.
Cor. Market, Powell and Eddy Sts., s. F.
ENTRANCE. EDDY ST.
New and Successful Methods for Cur
ing Disease.
THIS NEW TREATMENT IS PAR

! HIS NEW HEA MEM 10 AN
l ticuIarIy adapted to the cure of chronic
diseases of every character, such as dis
eases of the heart and nerves which pro-
duce persistent headaches, dizziness, loss
of memory, fluttering or papitatlon OF the
heart, difficult breathing and smotherlng
sensations. Diseases Of the stomach,
liver, bowels, kidneys and urinary organs
invariably yield to this new treatment
All kinds of tumors and morbid groWths,
external or internal, are quickly, perma
nently and painleSSly removed without
the use of knife. Cancers of every form
and of the most malignant type are per-
manentIy destroyed and every trace of
this death-producing disease is eradicated
from the system by this new Electro
Medical cure. For all classes of nervous,
diseases, and particularly in ailments of
women, peculiar to her sex, the new
Electro-Medical Treatment is a certain
balm. For men who are paying the pen
atty for excesSes and too fast life it is
sure restorative and absolute cure. This
new Electro Medical Treatment, as adj
minstered by the doctors of the State
Electro Medical Institute, imparts new
lite into the whole body, it inVigorates
the weak and dormant organs, all their
natural strength returns, the mind be-
comes bright and active, the muscles firm
and strong; in fact, the whole body is
filled with new life and vitality, bringing
to men and women the physical and men.
tai health which it is necessary to possess
to be alive to all the pleasures and enjoy
mentS of life.
Consultation is free. Also advice by
mail free. Those living out of San Fran
cisco may write for symptom blank.
Address STATE ELECTRO-mEDl'
CAL INSTITUTE, 3 Eddy street, S. F.
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a Welsh Divine.

Rev. Vyrnwy Morgan of Swansea, South
Wales who is on visit to San Francisco, will
preach at the Cambrian Hall Sunday morning
in Welsh and in the evening in English. On
Monday he will deliver his famous lecture on
"Courtshtp and Marriage" and no doubt his
countrymen will avail themselves OF the op.
portunity OF listening 10 ttis great orator on
this very interesting topic. On Tuesday the
Cymmrodorcdth Society will hold their social
male choir, under .he leadership OF NJ n,
Hughes, will render some classical music
Professor Price will address the meeting and
Llewely APP Iorwerth will render some very
interesting accounts OF the great castles built
during the Norman reign in the principality
of Wales.
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PROF. R. s. BOWMAN.

Some time ago he had severe illness which
was cured almost miraculonsly. reporter
hearing OF this inte rviewed him regarding his
experience. Professor Bowman was in the
midst OF his work when the reporter called.
but ne cheeriully gave him hearing.
"A year ago last iail = said the professor. Il
broke down with nervous exhaustion and was
unable to properly attend to my duties 1
tried different physicians. but with no relief
and also used many different proprietary
medicines, spending almost $50 for these
medicines alone. / then succum bed 10 a siege
of the grip in the middle of winter and was
left in a much worse condition. My kidneys
were fearfuly disordered. and my digestion
became very poor. was indeed In bad con-
dition.
"a minister in conference learning of my
condition advised me to try Dr.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People ] had heard much
about the wonderful curative powers OF this
medicine, but it WIS with reluctance that
was finally persuaded to try it, as it seemed
that nothing coud do me any good. How
ever, procured three boxes of pills and took
them strictly according 10 directions. BY the
time the last dose WAS taken | was almost
cured, and in better health than had been
for years. l continued using the pills while
longer ana was entirely cured. I can cheer
fully recommend DR.. Williams Pink Pills for
Pnle People"
story which was further indorsed by the fol-
lowing affidavit:
HAaTsvILLE, Ind, March l6 1897
affirm that the above sccords with the
facts In my case. r. s. BOWMAN
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day OF March. 1897.
LYMAN J. sCuDDER, Notary Public.
STATE OF INDIANA, SIS.
DR. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People con-
tain all the elements necessary 10 give new life
and richness to the blood and restore shattered
nerves. They are sold in boxes fnever in loose
form, by the dozen or hundred) at so cents
box or six boxes for So so, and may be had OF
all druggists, or direct by mail from DR.. Will
ans Medicine Company, SCHENECTADY. N. y.
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ST. CHARLES FAIR CLOSES
Great Interest Manifested and n Large
Revenue the Result of the
Festival


hall crowded with merry, laughing
girls and women, and a few of the mascu-
line element, walls and booths gayly deco
rated with flags and streamers, wares of
all kinds in profusion arrayed in positions
tempting 10 the eye, here and there a
leather-lunged youth shouting for par
ticular exhibit, Two men on the stage kept
busy recording the votes in a contest for
supremacy in popularity, and all the candy
and icecream booths running in full
blast, that was the interesting scene pre-
sented at Mission Turn Verein Hall.
Eighteenth and Valencia streeIs, lasteyen-
ing, it being the occasion of the closing of
the ST. Charles fair.
FIR three weeks now the fair has been
IN progress and the closing evening was
one of fesiivity and general enjoyment.
Father B. j. CummDs, who has had the
management of the fair, was resent and
circulated freely among his parIshioners,
giving word of praise here and of en-.
couragement there. Several of his brother
priests were also there and helped TO pass
the evening pleasantly.
There were seven booths IN the spacious
hall. and the ladies i'll charge generally
reported a large revenue to flow into the
Golfers of the church treasury as a result
of the bazsar. The donors of gifts have
been numerous and The interest taken by
the parishioners and visitors keen.
One OF the features of the evening was a
contest to determine the most popular
priest. The ballots cast ran into the hum
dreds and voting was kept up until late
in the evening.
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Patrick McKeown,s Death

Judge Be!cher has granted a nonsuit in the
case of Mrs. Kate McKeown against Simon
Kelly. Mr.. Kelly owned the building at the
corner of Mission street and Mint avenue that
collapsed about year ago and caused The
death of Patrick J. McKeown, husband of the
plaintiff, and she filed an action for $50, 600
damages. kelly's defense was that the build
ing was constructed by a contractor and that
he was the responsible party to whom Mrs.
McKeown must look for damages This view
was su>taine by the court and the case was
dismissed.
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Those Dainty Poems

By Maud Newton Woods that appear in Town
Talk are beginning TO be talked about. In this
weeks issue of the favorite weekly "Apres
Tout" is the name of the poem and it is
hanked by pretty love story by Sonia Gray,
the non de plume concealing the iden tity of a
San Francisco society matron. There is the
usual variety OF goods Things in the journal !;
clever Saunterer psragraphs finely written
musical and dramatic crtiques; able and
sound editorials couehed in faultless English !:
novelette, from local life, the characters
family disguised; portraits of society and
stage favorites and news about society and The
world in general.
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New Divorce Suits.

Suits for divorce have been filed in the off ce
of the County Clerk as follows:
Delma Jerich against Thomas Antonio
Jerich, for cruelty.
Bella A. Furman against E. NJ. Furman, for
desertion.
Mary Jane Willes against Robert John
Willes. for neglect and desertion.
Kate Dalgety against Alexander Dalgety, for
fallnra 10 nroYide.
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John TiIton Acquitted .

John Tilton, accused of obtaining money
from Francisco Rodrigues by false pretenses,
was acquitted by a jury in Judge Wallace's
court, the attorneys for the prosecution ad.
mittng that they were not able to make out a
case against the defendant.
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Maria Kip orphanape,

The Maria Kip Orphanage will hold its an
nual lunch aud reception on Saturday, Sep
tember 1S, at its new home, Seventh avenue
and Lake street. Lunch will be served from
u till 2.
'ln the afternoon the children will render a
cantata for the entertainment of their guests.
The Sacramento, Jackson, California and
Sutros cars pass the orphanage.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18

won public approba-
tion for its elegance
of style and finish,
its completeness oi
detail and informa-
iioa.
The "BIue Book"
contains the names
and addresses OF the
elite of society in the
cities and towns in
cluded within its pur-
view, and as an ad-
yerLisiug medium il
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KEW TO-DAY.
OUR SOCIETY BLUE BOOK.

The San Francisco "Blue Book for the sea-
son of 1S97-9S is now being compiled, and will
embrace in its scope not only this metropolis
but the adjacent cities and towns and some of
the principal centers Of population in the
State a large.
/ The pu ollcation VIII be the tenth edition of
The work which IN the past has merited and
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18
Inheritance Tax PAYMENT.

Another payment OF $S561 so on account of
collateral inheritance tax was made to County
Clerk Curry yesterday by the managers of the
J. Z. Wiimerding estate. This makes total
of $24. 900 received by the city treasury from
the Wilmerding estate on account of the in
herit ance tax.
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Two Insolvent Debtors.

Prosper Reiter, a l!quor-dealer, has filed
petition in insolvency. He owes $3137 OIL aid
has $500 worth OF available assets together
with $1,000 homestead.
Daniei Iench, restaurant-keeper is bank
rupt, his liabilities amounting TO $l753 6S:
assets 800.
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Gall
ADJUSTMENTS.


BALDWIN THEATER.-"A Fool OF Fortune"
COLUMBIA THEATER-'Ihe Twelve Tempta-
uons
MoRosco's OPERA-HoUsE-' The Engineer
AIcAzAR 1Trs.~FR- THE First Bor.." and
"An Am rican Girl"
TIvoLI OPERA HolrsE.- Mignon."
ORFHEUM.- II igh- Class VauaeN.ise
CALIToRNIA THEATER - Men and Women. "
OBERoN.-Grand Conce~t
GOLDEN GATE HALL-Madam Mounttord. Matt
nee 10 day
HUTRo DEMONSTRATING and Performance.
HE CHUTEs AND CHUTEs FREE THE4TFR-
evening "-'N
Oper. ~ ~
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A Mass-Meetinc for young Mem.

Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock Rev. F. s.
Ford will deliver address at the Young
Mems Christian Association, Mason and Ellis
streets, for gentle men only. between l6 and
40 years of age. Mr. Ford's subject viii be.
.Let the Dead Bury Their Dead"
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lame. ID. Pap.,s Trial.

Ex-District Attorney James D. Page, charged
with embezzling the estate of an insane per-
son, was called for trial in Judge Wallace's
court yesterday, and on application of his
attorney. the case was postponed until
October /,
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18
Import Company Incorporated

The Pacific Import Company has been in.
corporated with a capital of $4,000, sub
scribed as follows: R. Erlich $35OO. Hugo
Abrahamson $1,000 Henry Abraham son
$4,000, Max Shirpser $500, S. Erlich 800.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18

VISITORS to the city should not fail to inspect
S. & q. Gump's gallery Of paintings and different
departments of art goods, pictures, crockery and
glassware.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18

Physicians recommend the Crystal warm sea
water tub and swimming baths, North Beach,
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-18
AUCTION SALES.

BY EMIL COHN-This dav September Is Cloth
lnS etc, corner fost and Ba ker st . at O'Clock.
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PHYSICIANS BhFFLED.
Professor r. s. Bowman, Instructor
of Natural Science In Hartsvllle
College, Cured OF a Severe Ill
ness by DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People
After Physicians
Failed

From the Republican. Columbus Ind
Professor X. S. Bowman, the able instructor
of natural science in the famous Hartsville
Und.) College. is we'll and favorably known,
not only as an educator. but also as minister
of the gospel, as for a number OF years he was
pastor of the United Brethren Church at
Charlotte, Mich, before coming to Hartsyille.
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OLYMPIA SOCIETY.

OLYMPIA. Aug. eS.-The teachers' .nstf-
tute this week has absorbed the attention
Of 50 many 81 the yeung ladies that there
has been little OF a social nature outside
OF receptions lectures. etc. In connection
with the institute.
Wednesday evening Prof and Mrs. r.
". Brfusnall opened their pleasant home
on Capitol hiil for a reception 10 the in
structors and teachers OF the institute.
who responded largely 70 the invitation. a
pleasant evening was passed and the
guests were much pleased with the cordi n
manner in which Mr. and Mrs. Briutnal
exerted themselves Tor their entertain
ment.
Mrs. j. f. Bslisine gave an elegant lit
lie dinner party Monday afternoon I'm
honor Of three Of her former schco,mates
Mrs. Frank Stason. 90 Tacoma. Mrs. :.
". Iscteon. Of Spokane. and Mrs. Maris Of
Olympia
\ reception was given 20 DR.. and Mrs,
plven Friday evening IN the Ccngrega-
tfcnsl church. which was we'll attended by
the friends 81 this popular Young couple.
The committee appointed 20 complete
the arrs nrer1ents Cor tire Labor Day cele-
bration nave decided 70 hold the messing
A. the old fair grounds. about mile from
the city. Speeches music. and Afterwards
a grand bail viii prohanfy Re che order OF
the day.
rev Af,Cauum. wife and daughters.
nsputv Auditor Garrison and family. Mr.
= Mckinney and family. and the wife
end sons 81 state Auditor Cheeiharn.
sa--,sesf a pleasau. picnic party who visited
4arfste.a island "Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mr. J A uaight have been Tor
tbs mast week entertaining Nj. and Mrs.
Paul Pierce, az Minneapolis. MINI.
Mrs Freeman Browne has been enter
tatalne her sister and piece. Mrs issbee
and Ms Marguerite 1-sbbe weu known
ia Portland social circles.
Miss Genevieve Young entertained 8
-,f-1b.~ q her vennE lady friends o1
wednesday afternoon AZ luncheon.
Ts. campers are gradually drifting back
- thr hsunts Of civilization asain. Aifscrg
fl,as. noticed ov the streets who have -
-aotlv returned FROM thetr summers out-
las are. ~. arS Mrs lrgh8sn NJ. and
Mr. s71avnool and daughters, Miss Helen
t-ow3es Mr aed Mrs A J. FSlknor.
Atrs s,essrce wiley Miss Nase3 oEfen
ana Nj. and Nrs. II. = Wiley
~ , IA Ogden returned from Grand
y-orzx saturday evening Tor a brief v'sit
,s.th his fsrnlls 5n thls city, leavlag again
f-r Portland y Wednesday
A.. ox3urs an6 daughters Mrs. K}ee-
49, .vt Nfass ph,eahe OwinES entertained
! fsu saa~ss ~ luncheon Tuesday after
1865 srlfa decorations were very pre ,ry
.rs some csaolce F1Wslc was gtvez the
..,,as.s Who lu@tudr~i Ars- W~od Mrs
80 NFrS DENNIS. Ms Psr~y. Ms So
- Mrs. Maa<a. Miss DENNIS ard Mss
Lane. - krhtcaEse
49, Maexte Costcr has returned from a
Feiteatful vtsst - California
sfre " r gaoeg ana tauxhtsr ard Mss
re-,.,swa ~ Shestca- vtsstS& Olt rcsta
daring tne WEEK.
Ara W.-s-a SA&21oG AID Ala. - :.
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OF development work. He took with him
q considerable quantity % provisions and
supplies for the men employed there
Miss Lils5as Sutherland. enc Of the
teachers N the Seattle schools. ard for
merry q teacher here. IS Spe uAing a few
DAYS with friends in the hay Cities.
MIS- r j. Curtis. q SEATTLE. IS the guest
OF Mrs. A z. Campbell
Mr.. Z. NJ Wilson. OF FAirhzyen- left
this week upon another trap 20 tEse Brit
ISL Columbia mining region
Miss Patch. who has been visiting her
brother and Ris wife here Tor 2 short
tine LETT yesterday for Minneapolis.
Ar- T. q N.cklia. new Ct Spokane. has
been combining business and pleasure
here for few days
Judge Hsaley ~as on the bench for
Judse Houser al Mount Vernon a portion
OF this week
Presiding Elder Whitfield. OF the Meth
odist church. was visitor to the bay
cities "Wednesday and Thursday
Rev. A Rogers. the new pastor OF tha
CONGREGATIONAL church. has gone 70 Ore
gan for a few days 10 attend 10 some
business matters.
The Christian EBdeavor Society Of the
Congregational church gave an ice cream
social last evening az the Y. NJ. &. A.
rooms.
The local Hoo Hoos are planning for
grand consideration OF their brethren
throughout the state 10 take place here
September 3. the Sth hour Of the 9Th cay
OF the 9th month
Prof. White. Of the high school treated
his high school class 10 a picnic at What
com fails Thursday afternoon
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CHEHALIs SOCIETY.

CHEHALIS. Aug. 2S.-Miss Bali. Of Ia
coma. is spending a few days with her
sister. Mrs. c. E. Robinson
Miss Jennie Westendorf will leave next
Monday for Chicago where she will pur-
sue her studies In music for a year
". II. Rogers has returned from Butte
where he has been working for several
months.
c. o. ST. John Is ar home again after an
absence Of a couple OF months in Callfor-
MIA.
Rev T. z. Elliott left today for Everett
to attend the annual conference Of the
Methodist church
Gov and Mrs. Rogers, Hon. H ]. Shive-
" and wife. DR.. Ridpath. Of Spokane. and
Judge Stallcup. OF Tacoma. were in the
city today. They came 10 visit the reform
school
Or Van Waters Of Seattle was a visitor
in the city last Monday
Rev r. r Dunlap. Of Seattle, Is holding
a series Of meetings AT the Baptist church
He is assisted by Prof and Mrs Webb.
Messrs Fred Lacy. r. W Shots and Q,
Leeper members Of the Mesly-Lacy Mil
Company. VIII arrive from Pennsylvania
in few days 10 inspect their property
here.
Miss Anna Belle Donahoe has been en-
Toying a visit from Miss Susie Huson. OF
South Bend.
Mr and Mrs. J. 6. Bush gave a small
party last Tuesday in honor % their niece
Miss Bessie sprague whose fourteenth
birthday r. vas. Present were Florence
and Ethelyn CoHman I>ottie Jackson
Josephine Long. Agnes Wits. Nora Rus
sell. Kate Russell, Alice Russell. Daisy
Robertson. Anna Belle Donahoe, Hattie
West and Effle Coffman.
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HoQtTAu SOCIETY.

EooCTAM. Aug. 2S,-AFrs. e. X. wood
q san Francisco, Is visiting her son. Fred
J. Wood, Of the arnl % E X Wood ( Co
" g Petit, ana family are spending the
week az WeSkDort
Mrs . N. Moore. the Misses Blethen
and Miss Hammond II Seattle. ara spand-
ing a couple q weeks wlJb Jodga Wsrrrn.
J. r Solle and family. Miss Edith DENT
ard Miss Fannie SouIe are Occupying a
cottage at Cohssset during the warm
Weather.
George Damon and Miss Emma Damon,
OF oyhut are visiting in town
The family Of George II Emerson re-
turned 10 their California home Monday.
WARE the children are attending school.
MIS- u. l. Adams and little ones ara
r camp on the north beach.
Attorney $. " Heath ard family arc
stopping ar their cottage az Copalis
Mrs Hartford, daughter Of Or. Frarv.
WHO has been visiting here during the
summer months. left Wednesday 10 visit
friends in California.
Mrs. Condron. OF Colorado is visiting
with her sister Mrs. George W. France.
Earl Petit and George c. Mcmillan are
having an outing In the Olynpics and are
now near Hoodsport.
A dancing party was given recently in
honor Of the Misses Blethen and Miss
Hammons. OF Seattle.
Miss Matte Ainsley, Of Portland. has
been spending the past two weeks with
Mrs. Or. O. g. Chase.
Frank Whitney. OF Rossland is visiting
friends in the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Burce spent few
days AT North Cove this week.
Miss ;. z. Burke. a niece Of Prof TAFT.
OF Tacoma, is visiting at the home OF Or.
butcher
Mrs William Cochran Is visiting friends
In town.
Attorney Bridges and wife are in camp
at Granville
4. r. Dawdy and Thomas C. Soule went
as far as QIeets river with their bicycles
last week and brought down a few fine
photographs OF the rocky scenery along
the beach.
Prof Frank Haynes Lamb. of Cali
fornia, IS visiting G. II. Emerson
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sNoHoWfSH SOCIETY.

S%0WoMfSW AVG - Mr. re.oes
HaEaa. wife ~ ex-SheriT Hasar re,eiv-
90 Is letter fFar1 h@r NHehessf s~ Fl-..s,,..-
DAYS man from Skaruay TIE sa+t.r taYla
the usual sfovy ~ ha~dshlu~ ava s-f~ar.
inE consequent - the congestion a.
SkaEuav. but saws tAat he and bis ps~t-
uers are af right. They Rave most az
their stuN az the foot - tha xlrnr7ts
ht1 about twelve miles in. srH over th~
worst part - the traI TheY ara as Gar
as any ard great daai farther than
trost Who vent en OPP the sarne buat
Thev figure on having aH tNetr cufat a.
the foot ~ summit hifi n fve DAVIS NJ
Hnean announces that tire saahr--f~h
contingent consisting ~ Mr ae4 ~
Van Buren, George James H q pat+t+
Harvey Horton. A. Young ana 7 Ter
raut ara ali right ana making seed rre-
gress-
TIE s0ohamlsh County CHRISTIAN r--
feavc~ TFu}on ccrvsmtiou was he18 ir ths
Presbyterian cAureh Friday afternoon
ara evening = large uurahsr ~ .ate
workers and speakers had eeea secured
ara II - ewnecte6 that ths e3r4 ~, iss.
vii - productive - much roa9 20 the
s,f,~lsaan Eudeaver wo-k aTs 90 Suche-
fainsh eos4nsy. TIE prcErannre ~ the
.s,,,,,amrfan - as follows. Afserno..r~
as4s Devotional exercises. Rev ~ a.
Ms~rstt. g.ea opening - convention hy
.ha president sk address "l- = ana
she Asa. Week PRAYER MeetsnE Rev F.
= EssvxxfaT discussion za resorts II
tss stafe convention. Rev. ana Mrs- 1fe-.
rets Mr. GRAY sa5 &r E4lseNrS
~e.Stsn Meveraeut IS Emphasized by ne
5,t~~atfi-nsE Ce@senttau M Val.s-s
5s~,sssr. s2S Thoughts From the later
--.-t.s-sss tssasam t8H ea a1@lar te~k
Affss Margaret CAsrk. 80, ~t,anVention
Esao<s" Mas hs>~<tsss. Alss RseSsss
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HARTFORD SOCIETY.

HARTFORD. Aug. ct. ]. Unen and
daughter Miss Bertha UTen, also Charles
Tnen. were Everett visitors this week.
Mrs II A Eldrlge is attending the
teachers institute AT Everett
Mr. Orrin Dillingham; is visiting friends
In Tacoma
A daughter IN the home az Mr.. and Mrs
r RuEha is the cause Of much rejoicing.
Mr. Sam I4angburv visited over Sunday
with friends IN Snohomtsh-
Mrs r. Buckley and granddsughter.
Miss Marie G. Dyer, have gone 70 Everett
20 reside.
Mss Usane O'Donnell IS attending the
teachers institute A. Everett. Wblls a.
tke city sne Is she guest % Mrs. r. King.
Miss Ids Luce visited friends IN Airing
ton over Sunday.
Mrs John Sisch and children returned
70 their bone fa Seattle on Thursday.
alr Dave Logan. Of Robe, has bought
the Dixon plsce AZ Lake Stevens. where
ne will reside after some Improvements
have avst been made
Miss Hzvereroft and Mss Belle MaCrea,
81 Everett. visited wNh Mrs Hoagins.
Miss Haver1roft's sister, IN this place last
week
AIRS Price ~ Everett. visited Mrs r
4. Htl NJ Hartford Junction lsst week
Ars. q. A Miss u1er entertained Su9hom-
isa friends e. her lovely Lake Stevens
bone or SUNDAY last
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Paisley are sotourning a. the Green River
Hos Springs.
Ar and Ers. X. l. Green. Of Michigan.
wno have been visiting Nr. and Mrs.
Charles Bowen. have Isfs for their home
In that state.
An ice cream social wss given AZ the
PresoErtersan church Wednesday evening.
a. which AZ Interesting programme was
rendered Miss Losslse DlzEman. Prof.
Heury. Master Clyde Peterson. Miss Lee.
Mss Kate Ward and others assisted with
vocal and literary selections.
The WomeH's RELIEF Corps gave a
blsomsr social II g. a. r. hall Saturday
evening. a. which ali fh- girls we're sup
posed 10 appear IN this ap-Eo-date COS
tune.
Mr. a. G. Little the new azh commits
sioner, paid hAs respects % Coz. Rogers
Monday.
MIS-. h g. Barbee has returned from
Seattle. she having accompanied her nus-
band that far on his was 20 the Klondike-
Mrs. ]. g. Herr leaves n few days for
a visit with friends in Seattle and down
Sound points.
Mrs Charles Garfield has returned from
a lengthy visit 10 Seattle