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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-29
TO KLoSDIKE 81 EASY STAGES.


At expedition which VII not hurry t-seas
= tae k2grziks hHt which expects never
t1sless. o get there 81 dIe course ~ time.
HlA leave San Francisco for s. Mtcazels
September On the schooner Berwick.
Passengers booked here vii leave Senfe-n-
Ter On the steamship Unatilla for Sar
Francisco. and vii there beard the
schooner.
The Plan Of The cruise Is rot 20 hurry.
s. ire Berwick does not exr-ct 20 geE lis
passengers % Dawson City c~fo-~ next
spring The party soIns from here vii
number about twenty-five, zn6 viii - II
charge q r r Kelly representing the
Colonial Investment Company. watch IS
operating the Berwick Jointly wtih r. d.
Hume x Co, 81 San F'rancsscc.
The Berwick viii 20 first % Ceppe-
river, allowing any wro 80 desire 70 pres
pect there. remaining all winter II neees-
s8ry, or II 50 decided BY the passen gers.
going on 70 S. Michasls through the Cul-
max pass. arriving al that port In March
and then up the river 10 Dawson. The
company will feed the passengers free
until the boat goes into winter quarters.
when r,1e passenger draws on MS own
supplies house wiu be built on the for
ward deck holding ten herths and stove
Three douhIs-end Columbia river aShing
boats and q barge 70x2aa feet accompany
the expedition. ard viii be towed Up the
Yukon river BY a launch OF l5-horse power
and ~ feet draHsht-
TIE Berwick IS lotion schooner. with
d carrying capacity of 20 tons Fifty pas
ssngers will oe taken.
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f1@ year. Was c-4 - the p@Sssrge- 70 Iris
CRY O. tae schooner T. II ccE-ar. s-rfw-
ing ar Fo- Townsend Wednesday nl<aS
Mr. Asfcz@ Is -e-n~- of 4 large dry
goods firm - Detroit wsich ~as started
s1@rs rzaEy yea-S ago by RS father
Ere1 his ARRIVAL n -Ais CRY he was ne
recipient - TIE sal iafst15 gsnce % z3s
rAIhers 1sa&z- NJ. M@sezlf had been asa.
o. Communication wfEn civilization :or
several -scus-sx ard xaate- last niSht fhae
ron t-s Erafte1 MORN sr8nz fNzt - raA
reessw@5 RS father must have sisl
early n MAY NJ Mesealt Left Dawson
GEy July = Re wsgl spend the winter n
Detroit. returning fn ire spring
Fer Enree years r. Ea- aiken = goods
for Ms store a. Dawson ever THE pvsa
trail who's he SAYS Is tae oniy fraA
WORTHY e sAA nsrn@ lea6iag "a tae In
terto-. He haS used ho11 dogs and h1rsss
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ADVENTURES OF THE sooSIreur.
Passengers for Dyra Almost Nutiny
50 Cnrrfes~ne~s of 0mcerx

VICTORIA. r G.. Agx 81 special 70
the Times fwncs %an1tzo SAYS. TIE
schooner Nocrssght tn tor ~ ts@ J n
t-alrnaa. arrived tod&y. Tee 1o5af xht
Naa ntwhsy passengers aAo4r8 au8 LEFT Sc
sstla wednesday rtras. boln5 Fo- T3veA
r. tow ~ ths Cosr1an- Acca~1t1g 10 tAe
m xssnxevs wHa avs n state Acrse~ r :
a., -eufSny. sAey teoS passasa "a thu
N.aenhEnt 81 So - - lan6@s gr Uvea fe
~ DAYS Tnsv say further teat taa qa.ss-
ara - - sas beer NOSE Gar xernas as
- -antafn - tAe Cus-nAr tafr w..Hs4. a
~ea-t ara esacsw Pc Tewrse~f thev ra-
srss, shos} ~ rseks ard af-Evxarss al
v--ss. farAea * a sara Nsr TIE steamer
N~,ke sawn tSres sirwes between Sssr-s =
ara CoE7ox-
w-nen opposite ssxo~y tStan8 ara d1~-
s~wa rsla % 93ns - steamer east 20
s..p-esFw Eresn as Ns&rEe6 sar &aaz9rss
re- ss.~ess~Fr 8rtfeast aecaf 8H atE~s e-f
$50 morning ersSa Ar4st~~t sal ara rcase
49, vraw here AttnoGsa tss captain g
~. .e@ar.ar cast 5000 - tAe E-nur+ -Hat
- ~s.arssr broke aewn tr~ passengers
ssswva-s ~ are ~ $awatr7o e2~ c1sr-
saarfyx - preces8 wt.NoGt era
81 fa-eNer teeswus=0n was csEs@2 by
-Aa "a ss~-Eers h~sux get - twe noaa =
A. asa ~ snS III a-& - uAA e-
a. - ssrvsag tne-7. Tes Passenger RTs5-
.-a-zaY1w cxsmz@nsr SEA- Sea- E-x~@rf "
ss~xa~f af ssAes}e frr s!tswsnE 10 Ces-
zsAz % pgS = SEA-
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Seattle r. the natural and correct r,la-a
70 ~ out for tas Yukon. and the people
Of this stats ard Of the Coast know It.
But there is > large part OF the people In
the East who may not be so well posted.
and the Chausber OF Commerce II eevfssnx
ways to advertise Seattle as an QUITTING
point throughout the East TIE chamber
had tire matter Up for Consideration at ia
meeting last Wednesday, and several
plans were suggested and discussed. The
members feel that whatever Is done should
be done al once. without a days unneoes-
sary delay.
To facilitate the important move a spe-
ciai meeting OF the Chamber Of Commerce
VIII be held tomorrow. Monday. evening 8,
o'clock to take up and settle me aues-
ton. A large attendance lie expected. as
The matter lie considered one Of the most
important which mas come Up recently for
action.
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New Mining Incorporation

Articles Of incorporation were fled y.e-
ter1ay with the county auditor Of the
Seaftle-Alaska Trading and Mining Com
pany. Capital stock is so 90. divided into
500 shares Of SO each. The trustees are
George z. Raymond. John ". Pratt
James r. EagIsson. Herbert s. Upper.
James Weed. \ P Burweil and Samuel
Rosenberg TIE objects OF TIE company
are 20 acquire placer and quartz claims
and operate mines in Alaska ard the
CaraSsan Northwest Territory: 20 by.
sell and operate steamboats, snd water
crafs OF every description on the waters ~
Puget sound IRE Pacific snd Arctic
oceans and the Yukon river
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An aLL-CANaDIAN ROUTE.
Surveyors Going North TO Explore
Entrances TO Yukon VALLEY

VANCOUVER. b. C. Aug. 2s.-w. r.
Jennings. OF Toronto. the engineer en-
gagged by the Dominion government 10
explore the ell-Canadian route into the
Yukon gold fields arrived here today. en-
route north. In an interview Mr.. Jen-
nlngs stated that he would leaye for the
North tomorrow on the Dominion govern
ment steamer Qusdra- He has three sur
veyors uTsAer atm. one OF whom IA VIII
liam Ogfigie. son OF Surveyor Ogilvte who
has been engaged for several seasons on
the Alaskan boundary survey. Jennings
says that he viii explore all the present
routes into the Yukon and report en-
which Is best. but special attention will
be paid to the Stickeen river route. since
this IS entirely through Canadian terri
tory.
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Alaska Recommendation Notes.

Steamer Detroit. scheduled 20 SAT yes
ta~fav FOR Tvea and SkaEgay. wtN get
awav tomorrow at noon. Sra e delayed
for passengers coming from Ire East
Il Is probable that the hsrges AJAX ard
Btax whlCh we0t r. SkasuAy in toS 81 10
- p{e~ee~ nay remain tn Alaskan vaf-
erS ira return q tas rssg Is expected
daily.
IRE steamer Rsps1 Transit Aas beea
Chartered hy Mr.. Nachfer, a csftleTns.
srs-r- st ~ fre mountains who vii t&z@
10 Skswrsnr % head q cattle TIE Pa I'd
Trarssf wzS 10 have eff here toutg-TGys
tat under t.s asw arrangement WI not
sMll e~t5 next Tnurs14T.
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OTTAWA Ont. Aug. E-The post
master general has telegraphed the
washir gton authorities that he has COM
pIets4 the arrangements FOR carrying tire
mails between Dyea and the klondike.
The fret mail steamer leaves Seattle on
September II ard takes On the British
mails at Victoria, r c, the same dAv.
The mounted police viii convey the mails
from Tyea 70 Dawson CITY. and after
September the service will be monthly.
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Violated the gu1~ of the Road.

Special Dispatch 20 The Post -IBtelliEencsr.
VICTORIA r, G, Aug %~-capt- Hill.
az the Northern Pacs@c liner Columbia.
fysSr arrived from Japan. claims that the
TFraarflla almost cut into him az the err
trance os the straits and was guilty II
a breach q sea law IN showing a light
to starhoard and then suddenly altsrfn z
the lights and course.
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SAN FRANCISCO. aug. S-Capt- Az
rustus 2 Rodgers who IS IN charge y
the san Francisco bureau o. the Cn3tsd
States coast and Eeo8estc survey. h2s
hae- ordered 10 proceed 70 AIasks with
our delay ard make thorough survey
81 tha naviEAbge waters AZ me head q
LYNN canal the approach 20 Dyea and
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rtst@S sss1 50 -eroks1g tnA permission Il,
far1 gods AZ Dyez or Skaxasy In Axg-a
inzsr9cn a. th@ CANADIAN rev~-rrrs-sr -
o9sns H0~asng more rsan trss government
would 20 Gr5&- similar ez--E.rxz z-es=
namely. carrying or ~ evsxtt-~ las
ALLAN p SLAI-<0~
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Steamship Willamette vas bustlv roas-
tuS fTelrht al day yesterday. ard did not
SAT- until after 8 o'c1ock last night Sne
VII have altogether ~ passengers FOR
byea ard Skaguay before leaving TIE
sound Passenger space was sacrificed fer
me sake Of freight Among those going
north was G. r. SprouI who will carry tra
United States mail from pyea 70 CsireIs
he Htu oe accompanied by II. L. Woostn
and James r Hardin
The Willamette has - horses. 70 mules
ana 8 head of cattle % 90 feet a. luy,hA~
Ao44e shingles and 81 tors q coaI.
relieving Is list % her passengers:
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BsD NEWS ron ~ ARGox.Ur.

GA Coming Fr~sn RE Efonstk~ He
Learns @f Hfs Fath~rs. Death.
ces-s~@ = N%%~slt - -et~0ss 49, s-r
~-e rsast tnr~@ y@a-s sss hs@r srrzx@s r
are~~ar-.1e pg-sgfts = rAw~s~ Cexy ard
@a9 ~saS 41zSss ~ Eye4 p.4~s early "a
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nc THEY OUTFIT.
..r,,xs CORPORATION Sc
go .ryrtsEs n SEATTLE

- -. NJ sceft Full
uath This Port as =
pe,ss-Their c'Hapan =
- - o.. osso. ooo--In the
800 Gold Hunters ny
-. VIII Flock q" IRIS
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View them by the clear light
OF day. Buy them now L sou are
ready; II not, why the examina-
ton Of them Wi! De OF assist
ance TO you in making your Sc
lections when you are ready.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23
sTEUBENVILLE.

STEUBENYILLE. Ohio, May 22.-The
ladies' of St. PauI's parish gave Mrs. VIM.
Day a delightful surprise Tuesday after
noon in honor Of her I'D birthday. Re-
freshments were served, and Rector Hin
kle, after an appropriate address, pre-
scented Mrs. Day with basket of flowers.
John W Buchanan and Mrs. Anna Rit-
son were married Wednesday evening at
the home Of the brides mother Mrs.
Large, on Clinton street, by Rev. ". =.
Irwin.
Mrs. Rev r. b. Pope has been elected
president of the Woman's Home Mission
airy Society Of the Eastern Ohio Confer
ence Of the NJ Z. Church.
Harry Matlack. who Will graduate from
the conservatory of music at Oberlin, has
been rendered professorship in the
music department.
Mrs. Dr. E. c. Chandler is attending the
Executive Board Of the W. T. NJ. S. Of
the VI. p Church at Cincinnati Ohio.
Mrs. Cheesebro, Of St. Louis is visiting
Mrs. H. W Timberlake.
c. IT, Steele and family have returned
from Atlantic City.
Charles Fickes is home from Philadel-
phia.
Miss Sadie starrett. Of Pittsburg, IS a
guest Of J. NJ. Starrett.
Mrs. Sallie x. McConaghey, Of New
Castle, is a guest of Miss Laura Parks.
Mrs. Jacob George is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs James Woods. al Cleveland
Ms G. +. Sharpe entertained friends
or Tuesday evening.
The brotherhood Of the Second Pres
byterian Church held their semi-annual
banquet I'm the church parlors Thursday
evening and seventy persons partook of
the menu. Hon r G. Richards. of this
city. and Rev. Shilling Of Pittsburg de-
lvered addresses. Solos were sung by
Messrs. VIII Floto Carl Walton. Prof.
McVey, John McVey.
Or. Frank Pearce was called here from
Philadelphia this week by the illness OF
his brother. George.
Mrs. JOS Rausch and sons. Of Dennison,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hout OF Seventh
street.
Miss Jessie Walker Of Detroit, is visit
ing Miss Lizzie Conif.
Harry Mertz is home from Adelbert
College. and F. c. McClave from Yale
Ross Nicholson has gone to Boulder.
Col. on visit and VIII Mckee to Port
land Oregon.
Congressman Danford has recommend
ed as Pension Examiners Dr.. Erskine Dr.
Rothacker and DR.. Barkhurst.
4 grand concert and festival was given
at the Sixth Street NJ z. Church on
Friday evening.
On Thursday evening the Jefferson
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23

home in New Martinsville, after being
the guest of friends here.
Mrs. George Clemens Is visiting
friends in PiJtsburg.
Edward Vance is here from Niles,
Ohio, visiting relatives.
Memorial services Sunday morning
at 1920 at the ". E. church under the
auspices Of the G. \. R. and Jr. o. L.
A. NJ. A number OF lodges from the
surrounding cities Will be present
Charles Shane, John Bursee and
Miss Nellie Riddle and Maggie Debold
will 90 TO West Liberty to-day on their
wheels
William Crockard. manager Of the
Jefferson iron works. OF Steubenville,
was in the city last week on business
connected with the Riverside.
Miss Ella Burns is visiting in Sisters
vile.
Redemption Fathers Rev Bader and
Rev. Father Bohm. held mission here
for one week They Will close Sunday
eyining.
Marvin Forrest. Of Elkins, W. Va,
is calling on friends at Wheeling.
The st. Johns school will close on
June 18th for the summer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23

C-ountv Ear Association met II The Law
Library in the court house aLd unveiled
2 portrait q ex-P-osscuting Attorney
Gregg. the founder. Speeches were made
BIZ Do Rogers. !. " cook and Henry
Gregg. The oil painting was executed b.
c. ?. FIlson. o. this city.
The Elks gave the final dance and card
party Of the season IN thei- hal or
Tuesday evening.
Miss Jennie Mccain has returned from
a visit in Washington, Baltimore and
Winchester.
TIE comic opera, The Diver" was pro-
ducsd here on Monday evening by q local
cast.
Miss Ida Jones entertained friends Fri
day evening in honor OF her fifteenth
birthday.
Miss Jessie White Of Cambridge, IS Wis
fling friends here.
Rev. J. !. Christian ard family were ten
dered q surprise Donation party on Fri
day evening by the members OF the Bap-
It's: Church.
8Irs. C. schorrenberg Is home, after
visit IN the west.
The Hep,asophs held their annual ban
cuet in Floto's hall on Saturday evening
covers were laid for ninety.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23
CLARINGTON.

Clarington. O., May 22.-George
Stephen and wife. Of Wheeling, spent
Sunday here with Mr.. Stephens par
ents.
Mrs. William Goodwin and daugh-
ter. Annie. Of Sardis, visited relatives
here the first of the week.
Lawrence Heity and wife. Of Wheel
ing. spent Sunday here with relatives
and friends
Thomas Walton, Of Columbus, o., re-
turned home Wednesday, after spend
ing a few DAYS here with friends.
]. c. Morrill, and wife, OF Bellalre,
O.. were the guests of relatives and
friends here Sunday.
DR.. Ed. Ogden and wife, OF Marietta,
were in town Tuesday.
Mrs. G. A. Messerly was at Wheel
ing Thursday.
Bert Messerlv has accepted a posi-
ton in a tailor shop at Wheeling. He
left the first of the week.
A. H. Lowe and family Of Sardis.
we're the guests Of relatives and
friends here Sunday.
p. c. Urpman and wife are visiting
relatives at washington City.
The remains of Miss Ella Sanford
were brought down on the Virginia
from Pittsburg last Sunday and in
TERED in Darlington cemetery Sunday
afternoon. Services we're held in the
VI. E. church by Rev. D. c. Osborne.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23
BENWOOD.

The eighth anniversary of the Ep-
worth League will be celebrated Sun
dav ewing. at the NJ. f. church. A
special programme has been prepared
bv the Junior and senior leagues. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Daniel McCleary, Of New Castle, Pa,
called to see his old acquaintance the
Mrs. Leo Kurtz. of Darlington, Ohio,
is the guest Of her sister, in lower
wards.
Miss Margin Murray is visiting
friends in Sistersville.
A number Of society folks attended
a private party at Wheeling Friday
night.
John Healy. after a few weeks visit
with relatives and friends of this city,
has returned to his home in Hunting
ton.
William Moore, Of Coshocton, Ohio,
was in town on business last week.
Miss KaKtie Ashaw, Of Clarksburg,
is visiting Miss Ella Kenney
Leo Lyons. Of Newburg. Pa, is the
guest of J. P. Barger. Of Main street.
Mr.. John Talford who has been Wis
itine her sister. Mrs. John Healy. has
returned to her home in Sistersville.
Mrs. Louis Geogeline entertained
friends Tuesday evening at her home
on Main street The evening was
wbiled away in dancing. Music by
the Hawkins orchestra. All had an en-
ioyable time.
Charles Vance purchased a fine horse
the past week.
The Epworth League will meet the
first Of next month to elect delegates
to the Epworth League State conven-
ton. which will be held at Charleston.
Rooms No. and Of the Benwood
public school gave an entertainment
Friday afternoon which was quite a
success. A number Of parents Of the
children were present. School will
close on the 18th Of June.
p. Rolf. Of Duquesne, Pa, avisi-
tor in the CITY last week.
LAWYER William Meighen. Of
Moundsyille. was the guest of his
brother. DR.. B. F. Meighen. last week.
Miss Carrie Hill has returned to her
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. PA, May Ems mas
been q very busy week in Criminal Court
--ca important business having oseh
transacted. Tr= grand jury on Ilesaay'
-sn,-.=5 In favor Of new county ou-ilinss'
and -he erection Of thu same VIII b com
rarced as soon IS practical. me sup
posed cost Of The buildings VIII DC ABOUT
1900
.J5hn Flowers has been chosen as cap
tain q The ". & J. foot ball team FOR the
coming season.
B.-g-zs @. W Walker has returned
from Nj. Clemens. Mich.
Two thousand dollars insurance was PAID
the widow OF John Riddle by the Laoan
Lodge. I. o. o. T. Mr. Riddle was drowned
a. Wheeling or Monday.
Mark Decker has returned from TWO
weeks rip 10 New York.
Charles Griffith. Of Homestead. IS visiting
friends in W=s. Washington.
An ice cram and strawberry festival
will be held ~ the First VI. (. church OF
next Thursday evening.
Miss Mary Saysr, % West Wheeling
street. has gone 70 Cleveland FOR an ex-
tended trip.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF the
Third Presbyterian church will give So
clal in the church on next Monday even
ing
Mrs. Grant I. Campbell and daughter
ar. visiting friends az Dennizon. o.
The marriage Of Miss Emma Morton, OF
South street. 70 John Beck, Of Pittsburg'
did no. occur on wednesday evening &C
cording 10 arrangements, owing 70 the
non-appearancz Of the groom The guess
were uo- completely disappointed, however
lrasmuch as Miss Mor,ons elder sister,
Miss Lizzie. and George Charlton made
tastv. preparations and a nup.ial knot was
tied The wedding OF this couple was
scheduled 20 take place q month hence
Gus Combs. prominent young glass
blower. OF this place. has gotten into ser
ious trouble having been found quietly
this week Of selling liquor contrary TO the
law. Combs claimed that he was merely
an agent for q Wheeling firm and that MS
business was 20 take orders for goods.
The testimony showed that Combs would
have a large amount OF packages Of wills
KEY expressed 10 him. ard then would lift
,hsm by the chip IL" plan, and upon
this evidence lne jury Soii'4-1' --'-''' -
was sentenced TO pay a fine Of $50 and to
undergo a term Of nine months in the
workaOuse.
Harry Jones and his sister. Miss Mary.
Of Eas. Beau street, entertained their
friends on Friday evening in a very pleas
ant manner.
Colonel spaes. Of Clarksburg, W. Va, is
visiting relatives at this place
Professor Wiley. Of the Washington
Business College, has resigned his position
and gone west.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23

Ms Clara Nathan = visiting friends
ID Cincinnati
Mr. E. y. GIkenson is az home from
q business trip 10 Charleston:
Nr. and Ms. Philip D. Neal nave r.
turned from their eastern DFlcaI UP
and nave taken rooms a the Jackson
hotel. -
Miss Jennings has returned 10 ner
home in Harrisburg, Pa, after q snort
visit with Miss Trevor. =.
Nrs. Henry Graf Is the guest q
friends a. Point Pleasant.
Col Van II. Bukey, who, Win Ms
wife has been in the south ior sew
eraI months. for the benefit OF MS
health Is now in Washington, D. &,
.k.ng special treatment. The Colonel
is much improved physically and hopes
for entire recovery soon, fact Ms
many friends are glad 10 learn
Err. George Il. Neal, Of Huntington
= q guest in The city.
3Ir. John T. Harris IS in Charleston
On business. ,,
Mrs. Waitman Barbe and sister, Miss
Gould. viii be the guests Of Mrs u.
= Howe. Of MorgautOwn, during IN@
university Commencement exercises
Tom Caldwell has returned from
Boston. where he has been for some
ZINE. having his voice cultivated,
3 p Chancellor. Jr.. and son Will
lam returned Thursday on the steamer
Virginia. from Cincinnati. where th7F
were visiting Capt f. P Chancellor:
sr'an7id reception was given Dy
Mrs " p Tlaherty. Al her pleasant
home on Fifth street. Wednesday after
noon. in honor of her charming guests
The Misses Van Kirk. 81 Grafton. ne
house was decorated in becoming
--vr. with flowers and plants. Tempt
ing refreshments were served. and the
numerous guests were received ana
entertained in a very pleasant man
ner. ,.
Ono Of the most delightful society
e@a-rs Of recent date was the dance
gwen Wednesday night at Foreman :
r-U An Italian orchestra furnlshed
e--s-aid music. Refreshments |ere
served bv Stafford. the efficient caterer
or his ureasqnt restaurant. ana were
er7ored bv ALL Among the guess
--er-. Mrs George r. Nof'tt Mr.
and Mrs Fred Rich, Mr.. and MIS- }.
r Hutchinson. Mrs Harry NcChes-
rev Mrs. ". T BARRIE. Mrs. Srodgrass.
,rrs r r R'ackford Miss Van Kirk
~ Grafton. Miss Welch. the Misses
N-srv Miss War1er. Mss Lowry. Miss
z-.~g.-fa S-odgrass Miss Lena Thomp-
son Miss NcTat. Miss Me'gs Jackson
,,;zs Laura Despard. and Messrs. Frank
woodward Ed. Wilson. Will Nelly. J.
Mentor Caldwell. Bradford Hitesha~.
DR. ". Summers. r. z. Caldwell. James
Jackson. Il. Il. Moss IT.. Charles NJ.
SAoval-or. Curtis Williams, Monroe
Shrewsbury. Joel Shrewsbury, W. {.
NcCCuaughev.
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RAvENswoOD.

RAVENSWOOD, May 22-Prof. Eugene
Davis came here Sunday and organized
several classes in music which he Is teach
ing in the Presbyterian Church. He seems
10 be a fine instructor
Mrs. Jessie Garen and little daughter.
NIarcaret. are visiting Mr.. Polsene's fam
Ly. being called here by the death of
young Gus,ave Polsere.
Miss Williams. of Pomcroy. is here. TAX
ing music lessons from Prof. Davis.
Mrs. Dorcas Window is here attend
ing her sister Miss Wilkinson, who IS still
quite sick.
d. -3r McGlothlin. Of the News, and
Editor Finn. Of the Roane County Rec
ord. accompanied by their wives. left
Tuesday night for Weston 10 attend the
Editorial Association.
Miss Jessie Armstrong, Of Ripley. spent
three days Of the past week with her
aunt Mrs DR.. Hoyt.
Albert Heck, Charles Mcintyre, Virgil
Wash. Edith Adams. Ethel Lumlin and
Lillian Edelen visited Miss Cora Edelen,
NJ Locust Grove. last Sunday.
E. W. Brown and wife spent last week
in Wheeling.
The Rayenswood public schools closed