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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-04-14

"If you haven't got any money give
US a lock of your hair; if you are bald
headed spit in the hat" is what Sam
Jones told them while taking up a col
lection.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-04-14

A new woman out in Nebraska has
just been fined for whipping her hus-
band.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1897-04-14

Two losers in the recent presidential
election met in Chicago the other day.
One was Mr.. Bryan and the OUher a
man named Woodward, who is riding a
mule from New York to San Francisco
in payment of an election wager. A
dispatch says each pitied the other for
his rashness, and at the same time each
admired the other TO his pluck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
finanrial.
TO THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE
Equitable Gas Light and
New York and East River Gas COMPANIES :

plan and agreement dated September LIST. 1897 pro-
dng for the union OF the properties and business OF the
Equitable Gas Light and New York and River Gas
Companies have been formulated and have been approved
by the respet tive Boards Of Directors Of the two Com
panies Copies OF the plan and showing the
distribution OF new aecurities among the present stock
holders can be obtained from the undersigned. Stock
FOLDERS are referred TO such agreement under which the
Undersigned viii act depos.tary with full power 70
take all proceedings necessary or expeiient 70
mate the plan NJ union. The will become
effective until the deposit Of stock %
each Of the Companies and the right deposit will
pire on October l. 1897. A syndicate has agreed to
purchase for cash the shares OF stockholders desiring
to convert holdings and
holders must indicate their election sell FOR
cash AZ time Of deposit
New York. September : 1885,
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
Depositary.
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nyrprrsENENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
Y r.c.,,-d al their Uptown once. No. Lag broadway
a door north OF unit, o'clock m: ssvsrsi:s-
S.ns received following branch orces AZ ~evsaf
oelce rates until o'clock p m; VIZ - 1n .svs;i
1872 sth-Ave. l2tn-st hacy dh-ave
,a i9fh.st; i4a Coiumbusave near West oSths oe
We.t sad ST. near eth-eve. o. East l4th-st Isl wet
he xser TN sth lSe East tIthst l80
ave between 10Th and ,I,h o2c sdave near eist.
IA a. ave 30 Bsecker-st. 30 Beecker.st; 2MS 30.
ave- $40 East 7e,h-s, .osi sd-ay.; ess a. ave;
ms,.rdsr,-ave Wes, ssdst. tts East l6th-st.. c9
East 4s,h-st: s56 s.h-aye 65i 9have: t5c 3dave.
,ssr n Eat sAth so broadway fS63 3D.
ave. i2e shave i.sis A-av.: 7sI 9Th ave A. tbs
sths, near a,s f23th between TN srA
s.i AYES 10 Vs. ,sh-s AZ the Brooklyn oess: so5
Patton 7cs Futon-sl
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CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
Friday. september lONn-

-.
large and well-distributed business ut adj
yancing values was done in the stock market
to-day In the bond department marked up
ward movement on excellent buying took place
one issue in northumberland OF Georgia first
,ncon,es-naking a striking advance on sales
axsregating in par value $2ls.0oo. The invest
mont demand for both stocks and bonds was
heavy. and operators for rise were again
nronjnent In all of the speculative favorites. as
well as in the purely investment, issues while
hoar traders were severely punished in about
o,.orv,binr thev touched Returns Of railway
.t,-e For the first week In September
o.,vsd to-day afforded additional incentive for
aarorassi,a buying notably in the case Of 81.
pa,t which gradually worked higher on the
company's increase OF s3''ol" FOR IN" wee K ana
a,,o on the influence OF yesterdays dividend
.or,a,, Northwest pays = per cent divi-
ssnds and is selling at above 126' ST. Paul Is
urac,,cally on a > per cent basis and 1t is sell,
,na at above Io1. New-York Central pays
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The New York and East River Gas Co

a meeting ~ the Board IL Directors Of TIE New
York and East River Company held September It'll
1891 unanimously resolved TO recommend that the
stockholders Of Company deposit their shares Of stock
under the plan of union with The Equitable Gas Light
Company Of New and the agreement dated ssptem
1st 1897 with the Central Trust Company Of New
YORK Depository.
Copies the plan and agreement can be procured at
this Companys flee. or Office Of the Central
Trus: Company.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
FORD HUNTINGTON. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

meeting Of the Board % Directors % the Equitable
Gas Light Company Of New York. a proposition
presented for the -'rchase Of the Of this Com
pany exchange Of said shares for securities
Of a Company. consolidating this Company with the
New York and East River Gas Company. forth
in the foregoing advertisement u the Central Trust Com
pany. Depository.
After full consideration. unanimously resolved
recommend acceptance thereof by the stockholders
OF this Company.
BY order Of Board - Directors
j. r. MILLER. Secretary.
New York Senternhsr 2 1897.
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financial.
Houston and Texas Central Railroad Comuan
DEBENTURE BONDS.

The Sr PER cent p"h"ntIre Bonds sos icni and the
-Four PER Debenture Bonds Slll = the Houston
AMI Texas central Railroad Company mature October
Lot 1897 will paid upon presentation AZ
the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY after maturity
In Response inc l-ies mae by b1ndhoiers whether
the Company would extend these bonds any
4 them. ne Company has concluded that
willing Bonds 70 the the aggrastf.
q Sfp1 600 aaf upon prss~ntl1n ar he
Central Trust company. between September 18th 1897
and october 5th. 1897. u any u now outstanding
Bonds y ,sspe cHrhange therefor until the Bonds
Aggregate tS0O Oo. It's pebenture Bonds ~
Ike character guaranteed ~ the southern Pacific
pany maturing october ist 1902. and h"H-rg interest
a; the uniform Five PEI per annuu payable
annually april ist and October lot Tie October
1897 coupon mar Bonds VIII be- pd.i IN cash upon
presentation thereof the Contra! Trus, Company on
or after September 18Th 1921.
This orer subject TO withdrawal a, any time without
notice.
NEW YORK september 4'h 1907.
HOUSTON & TEXAS CENTRAL. RAILROAD COMPANT.
By THOS. r. HUBBARD. President
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finanfiai aleelin9s.

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY AND TREASuR ER OF
't rttE = ARoIINA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
49, PORTSMOUTH VA, Sept TN, 1877;
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEEIlNG OF tue
Stockholders u the Carolina Central Rai!road Com
my vii be held Front Street once OF the Com
Panyy 4, the city OF Wilmington. North Carolina. on
I'm Az the lin day OF october A. d.. 1887 at
o'clock p. m ,yo ~ SHARP
Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
:, rocEuorDrRy MEETING. - Notice il

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. = =. N OF s...s IS
- hsr,hy gwen that special meeting OF the s,ocs-
nol,srs II fhe Homer Lee Bank Vote SSpahy MI
i ,h. c1ice OF the Company, az NO iJt Nassau
ned AZ 81. York on September I'D 1897 AZ u O'Clock
49,; o., ~. upon agreement OF consultation ehtsreu
intn between the Directors Oh 'hi' N""pa"' nv" ~"
Iranklin Bank Note colipanss;;r ,-..,.,, x..r..,
nj nE.I,s' MEET Notice Is hereby xiv en-
snsciai meeting OF the stockholders OF tne Franz
tnht ~. Company held at the ONCE % the
I'm AT No is2 Broadway; New York CITY on sep
,o1 1891 at O'Clock noon. 10 vote upon an
rT ~ consolidation entered into between tho p!-
rec'ors OF I'm A. C. CARY. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11

Ei E'TEAN FINANCIAL. MARKETS
l. 7t.7. sept 10 p -'o-ss The market pr
af.-ftI-a dui
New York fi, added strength fH me market
The Rarely steady and fhe i~Wsni fair con
tOs fHf money lii1 f'r ff~ account. illN Atchison
1914. Canadian - - Paul in4 Illinois Central IL
Louisville G3h Mexican Central 's -. New York
central 1885,. Erie. -. PENNSYLVANIA. s. Keadng
~ Erie rrsr preferred -. IeVcan ordinary, 1914
None al The rate 4 discount IN the open
fr .aor; bills per cent. f7r months -
10
Paris SEPT 10 Three per rente- Ioi francs -
-~nfifrr- f1r tho account
Berlin sept 10 The N~etiy statement ~ the Imperial
Rank ~ Germany show. fr~ follow changes
gaf- wien rho previous cash
~ sGopH marks Treasury notes decreased 90 marks
other srr-'f's nrr~s-~d 20 52u 400 notes In cir
rIll ZION f~tr~n-sd 3.-o ~ marks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
Ihe Curt.

Coney Island jockey Club.
p,CE TRACK 1HEEPsHEAD FAY.
AUTUMN MEETING 1897:
ma nav LAST DAY. six RACES. NCLlON0
,HE oSaEkT. EASTERN HANDICAP AND THE
AtTtMN RACING RAIN OR SHINE.
First RACE 2::s0 p. u.
cOyCERT BY LANDER.
$50, .,-scf 10 track Leave foot Easl 5tth St. y. =.
Irains q n AT II A. NJ 1910. 1910. l:t0 leo BIO.
20 sa;M,eRs, Can attached TO THIS Tram
MEx Avn RETJ2yING. Boats leave foot White.
Sa 81 VIA Bay aSs Fsr-y, half hoa,y IRON; n,, l liz
A. IL 20 sy,ry twenty minutes All Brooklyn electric
yn nnsct iirect track Special accommodates -
turning from track
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
A., c,sh bal $40 $40 40 seld seo.5o' Inc. sdllAs

Customs receipts reported from Washington
today were $3S3 I91. internal revenue receipts
$,61 N, ard the miscellaneous rcceip,s 100
totai Governn,e,t receipts for the day. Sl.loo.-
,;,2: expenditures. S9l2.oO0: excess o. receipts
SoSS 90 Receipts for month 10 date, SG.'V'9l''
expenditures. Sy4SjpD, excess 81 expsIldl' s
81 lsI oS7 Recsipts for fiscal year 10 date. S'.''-
los 632; expenditures 500 1896. excess or ex-
penditures SIS. O6I .32i. Receipts 81 Natohai
bank notes for redemption to-day. S.'9i ,"f
The Sub-Tr-asury was n debtor al tne 'IeaT-
me House $50, :a7 Its net loss on balance vas
So; S43 made up by loss In currency OF fi'u.-
90 and loss in coin or S1Si:o.J Io-uas
or.r,ticr- Included Receipts x212} mtj; pay
ments 81 3lG 9:.S resulting ir a general balance
of $40 2344iI consisting Of $lio2oS,3-s coin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11

and S609i60 S6 currency. The business for the
week ended tonight includes receipts of Sl4,-
631 .0SS. and payments Of S12.J05 COZ Deduct
ing from the receipts 81 2t100O, and from the
payments 81 $40 900 for items which affect only
its account with the general Treasury. its gain
as affecting the banks was 81. 54S, 1856.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
financial @lceilous.

o<.norr.>c-.,~~y,r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1p,Jr INITIAL MEETING OF the stockhod
4 ara q, IL. Proyi,!cn,s AMI stonington steamship
..,n,oary viii De held the u.Hce q the Treasurer s
-, =, ~. New YORK. New Haven and Hartford Rail
rHsd 60 Providence. Il. l., on Wednesday. september
A, % a for the election or directors
- Ia,tt5 N a proposed alteration 4 article Of
the bylaws AMI such other business as may properly
The pos Will close at lo:ij 4. on tie day OF the
n'eeu"s W F. HERBERT.
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Ioparinrrship Nollfss.

ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN;
Il have not been a partner in the rrm OF j. X
Willard = Co have had any interest ~ saln nr,
since April II. Sa1 ant any sssgnn~n, tctu h n ny
M ''i,'P '" $3.50 J Il. WILLARD.
psted Chicago September 10. lso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11

THE GENERAL LIST.
RAILROAD STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
IMPORTS OF DRYGOODS AT NEW-YORI

Week ending Sept. 10 1895. 1896. 1897
Entered az the port. Sl.SIl.liO S.ll2 ~ slosi.-
Thrown the market 2.l1l 40 3,2U,2tS l0ls,aDI
From January i
Entered at the .Ssl6fioIG SiOi2f io0S 800 - No
Thrown the market 50 G0 2l6 i05O21O>l 1U IN so5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, & ST. PAU. by co.
pr0ad
ITO HOLDERS of the Guarap1v TruS, %

cerneates OF deposit for nonrr.tsrred bond. Of the
QUINCY Omaha and Kansas City Ry Co On sep, "A
tor interest due on that date on the
onei nonds viii be mailed holders record a, ~Io
ing or books sept Books for transfer ~
Will be reopened sept 70 - N''''-e's'
GUARANTY TRUST co. OF yEwYosx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
New-fork. September SIN 1897
DIVIDEND no. lls
'NHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS bava docJarad

1 Ill b'ARD VI Dlhfl LUIS nave declared
- quarterly dividend Of ONE AND oNr-oUARrgR
rEh ChNI upon the capital stock Il Company pay
abs A. the ofce o. the Treasurer after IN. iSh
cav or october next % shareholders record
49, - f''
For the purpose OF the annual meeting stcckholters
70 % nld Wefnssfay. the 18Th day II October ard
or TIE dNident above referred
oe closed AZ o'clock the afternoon
INST ara reopenef on the morning. 90 October IAN 1897
r. r. ROCHESTER Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
DEALINGS IN

ifAEN X y bs ~ hctr
* mat Cou 10
1000 Kan & Mich Is -
1000 Lac Gas lat Sc itii
400 % .-.-....--. Nv
5000 I. & y Mob &
M a. iOS
Zoo 90 Uni Gold fs -
700 60 ......--.-.. =,
?OOG Mar con 4s 100. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-11
STOCKS CONTINUE STRONG
BURLINGTON CROSSES PAR.
Avn MARKET NOTWITHSTANDING EN-
CHANGE WEAKER
TUE STOCK EXCHANGE SEPTEMBER 10

)NDS AND BANK STOCKS.
eeL. 10000 Mich Cent M,ge
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season. have caused society circles to re-
main very quiet. Even the usual visits
10 neighboring cities were impossible.
Mr. and Mrs Robinson entertained few
friends on Friday evening. Present were:
Miss Omssead. Miss McElroy. Miss Merry
field. Mrs. Middleton Mr. Earl. Mr. Porter,
Mr.. Portu and Mr.. westbrook-
Mrs. w. r. EtweIi and Miss Woodielzh
were visiting friends in Everett on Thurs
day.
Mr.. Allen Furber and Miss Mary Buck,
both Of Monroe. were married at the
Presbyterian parsonage on Wednesday.
December Is. the Rev. Thomas Coyie Of
floating
Mrs Harmon. OF Seattle. fs visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Hatfield, at Lowell
Mr.. Barnes of New York Company
gave a very acceptable representation Of
Gunfher's best novel on Monday night
The Central opera house is having a new
interior built this week The stage IL be-
ing enlarged and the seats raised The
company win play return engagement
on Monday night
John Edxerton. cashier OF the United
States assay office at Helena. Mont Is
registered al the Grand Central He is a
cousin Of Mr.. r. A. White. Of this city.
Mr.. Edgerton Is collecting the gold and
silver output OF the North Pacific coast
points for the use Of the United States
mint reports.
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PORT ANGELES SOCIETY.

PORT ANGELES Dec. is-The Con-
gregatsonai church held a very successful
bazaar Wednesday evening. There was .
large and fins display of needlework. do
mated by the ladies OF the church, and
sales were very gratifying.
Mr. Charles Raymond returned Wednes-
day from Seattle where he had a very
delicate surgical operation performed on
one OF his hips. Il was curious growth
and the operation WAS very successful
Mr.. Coburn. who moved here from Iowa,
was joined by his wife and two children on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Pete Chambers. one of the most
estimable ladies of this city, was stricken
with hemorrhage of the stomach wednes-
day night and died this afternoon
The Maple Leaf Dancing club gave a
very enjoyable party last Saturday even
ing.
The ladies Of the Ladies' Society of Chris
tan Endeavor are preparing an elaborate
programme for their anniversary on Dec
IS
Mrs s. p. Carusi entertained a number
OF lady friends Thursday at a unique Jen-
ME Wren party. Present were: Mrs.
Strong. Mrs. Hansen, Mrs Marquardt
Mrs. Miller, Mrs Carigan. Mrs II. b.
Wilson, Mrs. Brewster, and Mrs. Lutz
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hartford SOCIAL NEW >.

HARTFORD. Dec. is.-Miss Louise
strang. OF Snohomish. closed her term Of
school at Hartford on Friday last. Ms
Htrang win begin another term of school
at Cherry Valley after the holidays A
farewell party was given her at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Parks on Friday evening.
Mrs. j. T. Van Horn visited Seattle
friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ]. Johnston entertained
company of young people at Lake Ste
venS on Wednesday evening Present were
Mr. e. Scott. Miss Flora Richards. Mr..
VIII Norris. Miss Richards. Mr.. Ed John
son. Miss Eva Dumas Mr. 8. Langburg.
Miss Louise Strang. Mr.. and Mrs r J.
Johnston. Capt. John Monsey and family.
Mr. Clarence Busha. of Seattle. ia Wis
Ting his sister. Mrs. VIII Vail. at Hart
ford.
Miss IDA Dumas of Arlington, visited her
siyer. Miss Eva Dumas. Of this place. last
week.
Miss Lillian Montgomer, is visiting her
cousin I'm Everett. She expects 10 be gone
two months
4. II. EDDY has returned from Alaska.
whore he has been LOCKING after his oil
well interests.
A. q. McDerment eft on Tuesday for
Everett to Join his family. who moved
there several weeks ago.
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CHEAAI.IS SOCIETY,

CHEHALIS. Dec. lS.-Miss Shaw, of
Seattle. has accepted a position as stem
ographer at the Doernbacher factory.
Judge Aver. of Thurston county. held
court here a couple OF days this week.
Judge Elliott being In Seattle. where he
presided for one OF the King county
Judges.
Hon John pobson was In Astoria. Ore.
on business this week.
w l. Carpenter. Of Minneapolis. Mimi,
lumber dealer, was In the city this week.
the guest OF H. W. Stuche.i.
c. w Johnson left Thursday afternoon
for Minneapolis MINI. with Capt. A.
Packard, OF Centrala, who goes for med
ical treatment.
Mrs A. II. Wheeler returned this week
from Tacoma. where she was visiting
friends.
j. Y. Cofrman spent two or three days
this week In the Sound cities
Mr. and Mrs. George Sandstrom have
gone to Portland. where Mr. Sandstrom
will engage in business.
Frank Ssindon returned from Redding
Cal. after an absence OF about nine
months.
Mr. and Mrs. II. =. Hurn. OF Newsukuvn,
will leave In a few days for Crandall. Ind,
from where they started West twenty
four years ago. This is their first trip to
the East since then. They will also spend
a few weeks with relatives In Louisville
Ky.
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BELLISGHAM hay SOCIETY.

WHATCOM. Dec. is.--The light fall OF
snow has given rare opportunity for
sicighriding. and II is being taken adYan-
tage OF by parties In improvised sIeds Of
al descriptions.
Judge II. E. Hadiey. Of the superior
court. will take the place OF Judge Moore.
or Seattle, during the holidays while the
latter makes trip East.
Mr.. Frank Briggs has gone East for a
six weeks trip after eight continuous
years on the Sound
Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Newman entertained
n dinner on Wednesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. r. O. Gamwell. Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Damn EEan. Mr.. E. b. Leaning and Mr.
C. w. Howard
T. r. >. c. +. gave very well attended
social on Saturday evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Ellis Caldwell
Miss Tempin's studio was the center OF
attraction Of lovers OF art on Friday after
noon, the occasion OF her annual exhibit of
paintings and novelties
The Industrial school gave their annual
exhibition on Tuesday evening at the Bap-
fist church. The school has an enrolment
Of 45l and has 32 classes at work four days
In the week. The nurses training class
during the year has listened TO a series
OF lectures by Miss Annie Graham SUPER
intendent of 81. Lukes hospital; DR.. Mus
grove. DR., Kelly. DIR. Biggs. DIR. Birney.
DIR. Tesl DR.. Holt. DIR. Appleby and DR..
Henderson. The physical culture class
mas been under the care Of Mr., r. B. Cole:
Drawing class. Miss Croft, the girls de-
partment. Miss Cole and seven assistant
teachers There II class In wood carv-
ing and one In drawing under Miss Temp
Inns charge. The ladies of the Bay are
nearly all interested In the work and as
many were turned away from the doors
as found seats inside. The programme
and social following were very pleasing,
and were under the charge of Miss Kali
Ioch. the superintendent of the school. and
Rev NJ. G. Cole
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Stenger viii speud
the holidays In Portland
The Pioneers Association gave their an
nual dance In Lighthouse hall on satur-
day evening.
The opera. Chimes of Normandy IL
being rehearsed by local company under
the management OF the Adams orchestra.
II VIII be given in about a month. Miss
Marian Moore and Miss Cora Lee will take
the leading parts.
Mr., and Mrs. j. l.. Easton entertained n
NUMBER OF their friends at dinner at their
Fairhaven home on Wednesday evening.
Miss Lola Baker left for her home in
Ohio yesterday for Christmas visit.
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Mrs Fl. T. Warner. OF Green Lake, left
for Sacramento. Cal. Thursday.
Mrs j. Primeau. OF Ross, who has been
seriously III. ie now convalescent
Mrs c. Knight. of Spangle. Wash, ac-
companied by her daughter, Oda, Is Wis
iting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
keeton.
The members Of Lake Union lodge. No.
n6. j. Q. G. T.. gave a masquerade So
cisi at Temperance hall Friday evening.
Those present came EN- masaue and after
social time and grand march at 9:30
o'clock. supper was served in the dining
parlors, where the masks were removed.
The ladies OF the Ashury NJ f. church
gave an interesting literary entertainment
Wednesday evening. which was well at
tended The blind humorst. Mr. W. C.
Coles. had been engaged. and ne delighted
the audience with choice selection OF
readings and character sketches
The ladies Of the Wednesday Afternoon
club were pleasantly entertained at Mrs.
Il. T. Pope's residence. on Vermont street
"Wednesday afternoon. Among the ladies
present were Mrs. f. c. Wharton. Mrs.
Wilnot Whitefield. Mrs O. A. Tucker.
Mrs NJ Densmore, Mrs. Paul Land. Mrs.
r. r. Storey. Mrs. c. f. Rensherg, Mrs.
s. r. Dixon. Mrs. l.. f. Booth, Mrs. q. X.
Coryell. Mrs. A. j. Brown. Mrs. A. F.
Tucker. Mrs. K. T. Pope and Miss War
rer
Fremont amateurs scored a success Fri
day evening in the local amateur enter
tainment given at the Fremont opera
house. Wagner's First Regiment orcnes-
ira furnished excellent music throughou,
the evening. The programme consisted OF
fancy tambourine drill by twelve young
ladies. attfred In gypsy costumes; darky
specialties by Masters Roy and George
Powers. and the pretty rwo-act comedy.
"A Box Of Monkeys. or an American Girl"
The cast Of characters included: Sierra.
an American girl Miss Daisy Keeton: La
dy Guinevere. an English primrose Mss
Lizzie Cousts; Mrs. owdego Jhones. Of
New York's Four Hundred, Mrs W T
Blakeey: Edward Ralston. an American
boy. Mr.. Worth pensnore; Chauncey og,e-
thorpe a very much abused young man.
Mr.. VIII Covlngton. social hop closed
the evenings pleasure. TIE affair was
managed by Mrs w. K. Merwin.
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RAINIER BesA
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COUPEvILLE SOCIAL NOTES.


COUPEVILLE. Dec. 1s.-Mr. and Mrs.
James Gillespie returned from Seattle
Monday morning. Mrs. Gillespie had
been confined to hospital In Seattle
Hon. Charles Terry returned from Sc
attic Thursday morning.
Mr.. E. b. Hewitt. who has been danger
ously Ill with typhoid fever. is slowly re-
covering.
The fall term Of the Puget Sound acad-
envy closed last Thursday. Among those
who return to their homes TO spend
Christmas are. Richard Bushnell Marys-
Vile; Joseph Kindred. Thomas Kindred.
Toli: Roy Daggett, La Conner; Chester
Eells, Union City; Miss Miily Watkins.
La Conner.
A number of young folks met at the
home OF Rev. G. E. Newberry and wife
and strung popcorn for the Christmas
tree.
The Current Event Club met at Mr. and
Mrs. c. T.. Newberry's home last Tues
day evening. 1t will meet there again
next Tuesday.