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NOTICE TO THE PtH IfE.

The public Is hereby warned not 70 pay
any money 10 parties representing 10 De
agents Of the Eeatrie Psst-Iuteiiigencer
except the following. who are the only
authorizes travelling agents o. The Post
InteliigeneeF viz. J. A. Mcclellan. A
Rcd.rick Sprague, J. i. Hawley and r
O Freebureey' This does not apply 70
resident agents of fhi. paper who are To-
Gated In various cities and towns IN ire
Northwest nor 20 pozfmas tiers, who are
IN ali cases authorized 10 take subscrip-
lions for the Daily Sunday and weekly
-InteiligezceT. Cftt cousctoTs: j. A.
Cathcarf r 7 Hswiey. W. II. Hanna.
G. Y Waite and william Il Beatty.
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CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE cry
OF sedtie.-Nofice Is hereby given that
ne second annual installrnent OF Local
improvement district No 1O9 for the i'm
proyement OF Jones street in ths C,itv
OF Seattle, from Division Street ia
beuld street, under the provisions ~
~, osa-ii.aIce 40 Sela. which provides for
the Improvement OF said street b. con-
structing a sewer along said porfion ~
saId street, including all necessary one
i,hss' Yves, Inanholes. ventilators. aush-
lhs tanks, branches and catch basins
ana providing for the pavrnerTt F,hcr.
for IN installments and estabIlshtng a
AGho LOT such payment by the leyylug
anu c0Hectlon OF special assessments
uPoh me property benefited by the i'm
pfoVement, and providing for the issu-
aacs OF bonds as authorized nv al 49,
81 me legislature OF the State Of Wasb
lhgtou approx d March sth 1907 -
under the provisions OF Ordinarcs. ~
90: approved May TIN. 1894 a. arne,'d
60 by ordinance No. $40. approved J.l,.
Tor .1fIs.. sIas pen duly certified 70 me
therein charged and levied agaIns. es+st
parcel and lot OF land and usrt fh.reof
:. seIu olsulct. IN payment Of guch IN
5SIatt4Issht remains unpaid and the same
including the interest or ire 49,.
amount charged. must be paid an ~, re
Tore lore me Ioth day Of October. 1877 I'm
men, -, LII - Se made on such Install
per 1877. the same shall become Soit,,
qaent ana shall bear interest At rhe rs,a
snd ~ -. IA pr a7num. until paid,
80 u hot PAID before said time a 49, 49,
a. "a , % hys 90 per cent shall be added,
cd on the annual tax roll Sor =, I'e-
iIsns year against each lot and psrcsl -
aana ana part thereof. 80 deEInausr'1i
~ co4t sli ne interest and penalty shsIi
.lth such additional charges or co.
Us a. are authorized 70 be ebar~sd' "a
e eols lt on other delinquent taxss anS
go sen 10y OF parcel OF land 50 del,no,ta-,.
shali be sold for the amoDnt ~ le1t
Co. ll' . Win interest. penalty ana
az 81 manner provided by law
CIV r-..'. sEDisSE T. MEAcHAM
,ss7 SIC % Ast publication saptembsr Nth
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STEAMERS.
KPrsE 8. s. LINE.

Schooner Challenger VIII sail nv - - -
Francisco for Seattle and TaeoinA ~ 80 ~
tember 10. 1897 connecting VIII Wit q ~
for all Puget sound ports, fisishs
ton. Through rates 20 all polnis s.es
r. r.. GAME. AGENT, ArhhseV"
TnlnnknrH Iakn "A
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AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION SALE = household furniture
re cSnteats @ eigft rooms Mi H.. s-ts
On IRE premises. No. "a Flvh-h 49,
south. on Friday the 18th 81 Sepre.r 80
AZ II o'clock shG-p: Eve "a 60
SPIRES. ma ftrfsses- couches chars ax
E9rt4ereS elegant lace curtains. rs~r.s.ss'
ras rugs. Majestic steel rsnxe he.re-s'
klachsn furniture. etc aka Eszle~ -.
L c. Stcxer<o1~- ucescnese ~s
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
TT 4 NAIL

STEAMER DELTA r....rs
Leaves Gaibraith dock. foot OF 49, ~
ian street. Tuesdays, THURSDAY v W..
urdays at O'Clock a. NJ ~, 6oll
Dewatto. Lilliwaup Falls Hooasrof' =
0'''' ~ ID. TRoUTMAS hsSs-
Telephone. Ped Isl.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS.


CAILAEAN-Tae funeral Of James Cal
lahan xifl De held this afternoon Al
O'clock al Bonney & Stewards chapsl.
Relatives and friends invited
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Births. Marriage, Deaths

In order 20 secure correct Insertion 81
notices under these headings. TIE 81 rTs9
should - left AZ the business Office % tn.s
paper No charge 4. rrade fer such notice.
Funeral notices resolutions o. other sp@-
c3af arn19ncArrzeufg wtI - charged a. the
rate Of 10 reutx Per tire each Insertion
POST-fHTELLFGENC co.
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''-''-''H
AR HIAGEs

HOOPER W FaSoN-Tn Seattle Saturday.
e@gse-lber Il. TO. Mr.. Cnsriss 3. Hoop
- and Mss Clara NJ Wilson. both q
sezftIs. Rev. W u. Mallory officiating.
OFsT,E1 Frs NF.ALs-fn SaaEfIe THURSDAY.
September s. 1857 Mr. Matthew 9. OIL
kers arr Miss Emma l.. Neal. Rev. ".
~ Mallory Officiating
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ePEScER- sepearrsber "a 1877. AZ IS May
nzr6 avenue. 70 Mr. and Mrs Ch4rles
Spencer. a dsngnteT-
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CITY TREASuRER'S NofIcE.-yosss
is hereby given that the assessment IA
OF Local Improvement District No 4
for the improvement Of Carroll Sires.
the City OF Seattle, from North Inc d
Choate Street TO South tine OF Raniaa
Addition, under the provisions Of Or
nance No. 225l providing for said IN
provement by grading the same and CO..
struct!ng sidewalks thereon, and Tor n
assessment 10 pay therefor by the nH1
of payment by bonds" has keresofas
been duly certified 10 me for eolecsas
and the respective sums therein e6zTl
and levied against each lot and pafela
land In said district must be paid a w
equal annual payments. with in:srss
upon the whole sum so charged and ~
led. or such installments thereof a r
main unpaid. 81 the rate OF ten per cs1t
per annum. and said interest mas n
paid annually together with the srssa
installmcnts falling due In each FAf.
Said sums began 10 bear Interest % w
18th day Of October. isa2, and ths hsa
installment OF said assessments ana =
interest for the NTH year viii become ~
on the 18th day Of October. iM
Unless payment be made OF said insE
ment of principal and said Interest %
before said 18th day OF October. lSi, =
same shall become delinquent, ana -
bear interest at the rate OF ten pr Sc
per annum until paid. and II not PAD
fore the same shall have become os%
quent, a penalty Of Ave per cent snaa
added, and the sums delinquent shan y
tered on annual tax-roll for the cuI'sI
year against each lot and parcel o. hM
80 delinquent and with the Interest eoli s..
ed as other taxes. separate account 90 Il.
kept thereof, and II not paid wlthih "
time fixed for the payment OF tiy nsEs
shall be collected as such taxes az ~
lected, together with such aaaIgos
charges or penalties as are aufnoli1ssa ~.
be charged and collected on oenes !. "a 4.
auent taxes. and each LOT or parce'
llnauent shall be sold for the amoun
such assessment. with interest," ana !. =. =.
at the time and in the manner aIe q
same authority as lands ana 1913 Nv =
GEORGE r. MEAcHAA
City Treasurer OF the City Of sesss
Date Of first publication ser,. 20 ...us
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP :.

The Company's elegant stea =, - wsl.
fifIs, City of I'ucbfn ana "..ssra -
la leave seattle Tor san afsL
Port Townsend and victoria 2 uA1
m. Sept s. II, 10, q. q oc,e 4 Doe > Il sss
2s. n. Nov. 5. 10. d. %. 2; ~ "a OK.
Francisco. a. m. Sept u
4. q III. IS. "A. q. Nov. 3. : =, ~ stzt.
Dec. 3. Leave san frasc,'ssoor 81. Toss
tie. via Victoria. +. G.. ana - q
end Ar . "A. m. Sept III
oct. 3. g. .. Is. Q. y. soy Ia
n. Due ~ s attle. .. M. Sep, : 3
%. oct. ]. 6. II, l6. "A, D, H. s0''
20. %. 30 o.4e. wlIIss
The elegant steamers 1"r.Ef aaS O.
cite. CIf, of Topeka. Az ns. IT.
roma Leave seattle for w. r. +
m. Sept. /. G. II. II. q, n os r,'s bark =
p q. Nov. /. s, Il. IL. 2 - de,'
Seattle Sept. 70. Is, .. DEC
49, "A. q. Nov 3. Z. g. Is - v,s q sssis
The Ai-Ki VII not stop =. rsssfsos
or south bound. The ccmpan;sa iIsssss
right 10 chanse. without p' ks.,rs Of 81
s.sarners. sailing dates ana h0''
ing. ,,,..r p. !. sEt;.
J. r ~ y Dean Dock. sssrslz
Ticket Agent. COS FRS Ass'' axss,
Co1dau Perkins & Ca. or. -
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CITY NOTICES.

CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE. CITY
or Seattle.-Notice is hereby given that
the second annual installment of local
Improvement district No. loS. for the inn
of Seattle, from a point 200 feet East OF
the East line OF South Twelfth Street
to a connection with the main sewer.
which crosses the centre line of Main
Street at point 10 72-loo feet East of
the East lire of South Fourteenth St.
under the provisions OF ordinance No.
Ssl5, which provides for the improve
ment of said street by constructing a
pipe sewer of proper dimensions along
the centre line of said Main Street to-
gether with all necessary Openings.
yves, manholes, ventilators, flushing
tanks and catch basins. and providing
for the payment therefore in INSTALL
ments and establishing a fund for such
payment by the leyying and collection
OF special assessments upon the property
benented by the Improvement and pro-
Nfding Tor the Issuance OF bonds as
authorized by an act OF the legislature
OF the State OF Washington. approved
March 9th, 1893, and under the proyi-
sions OF ordinance No. 3s3a approved
May lth, 1894, as amended by ordinance
NO. $40, approved July 1lth 1884 has
been duly certified to me for collection,
ana the respective sums therein charg-
ed and levied against each parcel and
lot or land. and part thereof, in said
district, IN payment of such installment
remains unpaid, and the same includ
charged must be paid on or before the
18th day Of October 1887. Unless paw
ment be made on such installment on
or before the 18th day of October. 1897
the same shall become delinquent and
shall bear interest at the rate of per
cent. per annum, until paid and II not
p "a before said time. penalty OF five
10 per cent. shall be added and the
sums delinquent shall be entered an
the annual tax roll for the current wear
against each lot and parcel Of land, and
part thereof. so delinquent and with
the interest and penalty shall be col
ieeied as other taxes, together with such
additional charges or penalties "a arr
authorized 70 be charged and collected
on other delinquent taxes. and each Iof
or parcel OF land 20 delinquent shall be
sold Tor the amount of such asse ssTnent
Win interest. penalty and costs. in the
manner provided by law
GEORGE +. MEACHAM
City Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle
pate OF LIST publication September 18th.
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Advertisements under the head OF Lost.
Found For Sale For Rent and Situations
Wanted viii be inserted al the rate OF /
cent a word each Insertion Payment al
yays In advance No advertisement re-
eeiyed for less than . cents.
Advertisements viii be received at
branch offices OF the Post-Intelligencer;
TACOMA BUREAU-No. 1908 Pacific
avenue
PORT TOwNSEND-wnn A. Pfeifrer.
BELLTNGHAN HAY-New Whatcom.
9 Culver Manager
OIYMPIA-fi7ik Main street. @. G.
Wiustani@y, Agent
VICTORIA. y. C.--George Marsden-
The following letters await advertisers
n THIS Office.
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ADyEnTIsEns' NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
rnenfs changed for the Sunday issue must
hand IN copy BY / O'clock Saturday 10 In
sure change.
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sEATTI e
v.Nro,rvER. B. C.

Take steamer seAoalr ~ pf .IISE ~
VANCOUVER ,.a,s.v, ~
Leaves Yesier wharf MonusnsoysG
THURSDAYS, s. D. m. Blaine, ~
sa For Information. Yeslef docA
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PACIFIC SlvIGAr,.,lau.St it,
~ f+.r< tF ENer- Ss

SEATTLE. EVEREIr -
state q Washizgtoh, - m -
s st.i & La .e 1870 ly. sssS
. "a FairFavsn leaves sssiiS
p1naay. at a. m Ye619 60
T.Ienhors. Main "a
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CITY NOTICE.
X! s.,S.. TIIREAsuRER's So~sS,.


Seattle. NOTICE. -
r, : 2'' &C., IS hereby given =
81 for 80 ,, saesl improves. a.
ana a $50. "a psesenent II n
from MARI Erect In ne M. Assrs.
der the prnx.s5,,es 70 Green g Sszss
provfdinr ~. ~ sous u Orissass,ss1es y
i1s NE same and cas.,ssaaeai
.SieIeoa and for an a.. 1ssl1S 81
-. s1oI ny the nsoss ~ enl 4
notsus. mas heretofore h>sa psynes, ~
- - Solectloa. ana - sly csrs.sS
atigteis charssd and lsvs.sse slscsigs -. Z
sot aad parcel Of land l. ~ ~ aszis.
p@sG IN ten equal sns a dsssres - -
N'sa interest upon n. psyns-sS
S s, ssa ana levied, on Zee, ~aese 81
silercel as remain nnusss laxsgr.Ia
sss. fsE csn n. per anna-, 80 ~ n !.
us os PAID annually .s.. aa sz's 80
$500 49,. t9s'aAments fallSrs W. =
year said sums began - ene
s.iS ia ~, DAY OF October. fSes az ias;;srsf =
$500 OF said assass-.,zaa ne -
- :, toF me nth wear NJ, M y
-, ~ IA q AZ Of oc;oasr, ~ psveGs
c5es} - lie q said ias;gllr,sS~aa' sss "a.
IIsS AZ go sat1 lnieres, on ~ =. vi.
Ls .,t -, ~ oeloeer, 1881. Ina SER u
al ne roe. 49,. - lent .. and shah ~. ss "a
sSa Ra fsys ana n i no paid osf Is ss = :
I'VE Per cent, shan De adsss peaall,,T :
delinquent shall be enTer.., ana be s..
rol Tor TIE current year asa " nssasal = =
t1 ln GFFe o. , and 50 dtissa.as :. -
rate account being ken, 49, s. taxes "a.
paid within he time Hxss =. aas q
S mSh' , Of City taxes shall y ls sss y
such additional charges !, ,ses,,Asf NJ
authorizes 70 be charged as sas .al 4 q
other DELINQUENT taxes ara ,.s sasste,sa :
parcel so Delinquent shsn \. essa N :
amount Of such aSsassraaN sctd sar 4.
and costs, at the time ana /, wi" .s lnssss
ana ana BY ne same authority a sl ls. sasa-
lots are sold for city AYE. AIDS Ia
- GEORGE i. MP,cu,..
lily treasurer OF the CIV - IAN
,ednlats Of first publication. Ssn, = s.s;;s
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MEDICAL.

LADIESi-Chichester English Penny
royal Pills diamond Brandt. are the
best. Safe Reliable Take no other.
Send &c, stamps. for particulars 'Relief
FOR Ladies'" in letter by return mail. AT
druggists. Chichester Chemical Co..
Philadelphia
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CITY T,REAsURER,s NorTcr
&c iTTIsoS gwen TIA; the assessr...s
OF Local Improvement Dis, ,ss.asat ~
Tor the improvement az ps.ssu NJ
the city Of Seattle. from MAJ s sst
Cullen street, under the $3.50. Ssfset d
GTulhahce No a.e4. PROVIDING 80
lptoetlheht. by grading rhe ss,a. ~
cohstt uct 'ns sidewalk I.lsraor ~ ~
on assessment 10 pay ther.sa. -
nlode OF payment BY bond, 10Y -
,SloEe oeea duly certified Ia ma as =. asFe
ieetlSh, and the respective sims !. :, y
~ Shafsed and ,svled s.gs,nst 49, - "
su pa1cel OF land in SAID dIssrie.s - :
n,i,h ~. III zen elual annual paymsrs.
Win interest upon The whols ~, s..lA
charged and levied, or sueh s,'s, -
thereof as remain UNPAID !, - sa' aa
zen per cent. per annanl. ana ssss -
est must be paid iaauaIi. raes-A.. .as.
the annual insiallmeats fall;rs a w
each year. Said ums Gran - ~, sN
terest on the 18th gay OF 0esch.- - =
and the fifth insval,lneni ~ ssss "
ments and the interest FOR ths s,. sss -
VIII become due on the 18th day !, ~
Unless payment be made OF saIa ,n,..n
msnt OF Principal and said interest 49, = :
before said 10Th day OF October in i.
1tAeAA RNNhitAG uCttllnFuf. QrA xhs3
bear interest at the rate az far ~ - -
per annum until paid, and II not ' ps,s - =
fore the same shall have heeoms 49,
quent. a penalty of five per cent ssan 4.
added, and the sums delinquent shaI !.
entered on annual tax roll f1r ,hs r,lr,r. :.
year against each LOT and parcel N h.i
so delinquent. and with the interest Al
lected as other taxes, separats areaus.
being Kept thereof, and II not pa,d VA
In the time fixed for the payment Of riry
taxes. shall be collected as such taxsx -
collected, together with such aaal,ssI
charges or penalties as are authorized a
be charged and collected on other ifns.
quent taxes. and each lot or parcel . ~
linquent shall be sold for the amount (
such assessment, with interest and cess
at the time and In the manner aud BY TIA
same authority as lands and lots are Al
for city taxes.
GEORGE F. MEACHAM
City Treasurer Of the City Of Ses.tih
Date of first nuhliratinn SAINT Il fX
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STEAMERS FOR SALE.

STEAMSHIPS FOR KLONDTKE,-A a.
lection - cheap steamships for sale s,1i,-
abe 20 rIn between Seattle AMI A1asEs
scam vessel circular. 5 nauel Hrin.As "a
Broad srFeet New York -
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TED-Nsrhatim shorthand reporter
and expert typewriter. owning RemIng-
ton. wants first-eIass position Mrs y
T.. B.. care acknowledgement.
LADY wants position in family 10 teach
children music and attend To school
studies. terms reasonable. NJ w POST
tnfA3ttwewepr
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED - FEMALE

WANTED-Young American widow de-
slres position a. housekeeper IN widow
cr's family. city or country. or would
take charge Of hotel or boarding house
10 some mining camp, or would core
spond elderly gent preferred, Address
az once Mrs. Susie y. Fisher, Denver,
Col care L, Q. BOX 325.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTEp--Au idea. Who can think OF
some simple thing 70 patent3 Protect
your ideas; they may bring YOU wealth
Write John Wedderburu 4 Co Dent Z.
- patent attorneys Washington ID q
fer their 81 $50 prize offer and HIST OF l 90
inventions wanted
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psiy Treasurer OF the CITY or seas,is
,ss7 % Ast publication saptem Der n,h
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SEQ GIVEN AWAY-To persons making
the grea les. number Of words our ~ me
phrase Patent Attorney Wcdaerbnrn
Fer Fan particulars writr the Sational
Recorder. Washington. u. G. for sam
PIE copy containing same.
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and Mrs. George Y. Wallace and Mr.
Caspar L. Robertson.
Miss Grace Wallace entertained the
Dollar Luncheon club yesterday.
Mrs. Charles b. Hough will leave for
the east next week.
81 g g
Miss Mccormick is visiting friends in
Denver.
o 8 @
Mrs. Samuel Hughes has invitations
out for a card party Thursday. The
affair is to be given in compliment to
Miss Bollinger.
Mrs. T. D. Ryan of Ogden was WIS.,
itor in the city during the week.
The Misses Clawson gave a delightful
Kensington tea Friday afternoon at
their home ON Fifth East street.
Mr. Dick Gray was the host of an en-
joyable luncheon at the Woman's Elk
change Friday.
Miss Mason will entertain at luncheon
Tuesday in honor of Miss Macintosh.
guest, Miss Bollinger.
Mrs. John Spencer will entertain the
"65'' club next week.
a whist club will be organized by
Mrs. Judson the coming week. The
members will be confined to residents
of Darlington Place.
@ - %
The prettiest of the weeks weddings
was that of Miss Gertrude Allen and
Mr.. Henry A. Moss.
Mr.. G. A. Henry came down from Og-
den Thursday to witness the baseball
game.
Mrs. w. A. Nelden will leave next
week for an extended eastern trip.
Mr.. Roger Sherman left Friday for
trip through southern Utah in Mr.. j.
II. Young's private car.
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Mrs Fred Scarf entertained the 1913"
card club Thursday evening. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Spencer, Mr..
and Mrs. w. n. Dinwoodey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles j. Game, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest A. Trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse c. Little.
At the conclusion of the game deli
cious refreshments were served, and
prizes awarded Mrs. J. D. Spencer and
Mr.. w. N. Dinwoodey.
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Mrs. ]. ]. Judson has invitations out
for Tuesday evening.
@ o @
Mrs. c. L. Rood gave an informal
luncheon Wednesday.
. @ @
Mrs. Susie B. Emery has given up her
home on First South street, and taken
o,.f, Of +ho
she will be at home to her friends dur
ing the winter.
On Tuesday DR.. and Mrs Woodruff
celebrated their 18th anniversary by
giving a dinner to a few friends at
their home on Third and @ streets. The
decorations were of cosmos and autumn
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I leaves, and the menu. served in six
courses. was most delicious. Later the
party occupied a stall at the theatre
and laughed over MY Friend from In
dia.,'
The many friends of Miss Bertha Car
ter will regret TO learn that she is i'll
with typhoid fever
Mrs. Emery has been entertaining
Mrs. Fox of Park City and Mr.. Field
mire of Boston during the past week.
@ % 81
Mr. and Mrs. James Blaine Walker
left last evening for their future home
in Syracuse, N. Y.
Mrs. H. w. Brown and Mrs. Gill S.
Peyton have invitations out for a, large
reception to be given Thursday evening
at the Peyton home on Seventh and B
streets.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Landstreet arrived in
the city yesterday, and are guests at
the Downey home on Brigham street
Miss Bollinger will be the guest of
honor at a luncheon given next Satur-
day by Mrs. C. c. Goodwin.
Mrs. Bert Seaboldt OF Fort Duchesne
is at home to her friends at the Man
itou.
/ A number of weddings are promised
for the present month, chief among them
being that of Miss Alice Woodruff,
daughter of President Woodruff, and
Mr. William McEwan. 1t will be fol-
lowed by the marriage of Miss Alice
BoWring and Mr.. Fred G. Clarke of
Ogden Then will come the wedding
of Miss Emma Olsen and Mr. Joseph
Evans.
A very pretty home wedding occurred
last Monday evening at 231 South Third
East, the contracting parties being Miss
Della Lindsay and Mr.. o. T. Peterson
The Rev. A. L. Hudson of the Unita-
rian church OBLIGATED. The house was
decorated with roses and chrysanthe-
NUNS. The brides gown was of white
organdie, and her flowers, brides roses
The bride is a daughter of actor John
S. Lindsay. The groom is a member
of the firm of futile Bros, and is
known as a promising young business
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson will be at
home after Nov % at 45O East Second
South street. No cards.
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The officers of the National Guard Of
Utah are hard at work in preparation
for a grand military ball to be given
at Christensen's on Tuesday evening,
Nov. 80. The executive committee held
a meeting yesterday afternoon, and
completed the ARRANGEMENTS of all the
preliminary details The invitations are
in the hands of the engraver and will
be issued next week. The officers and
ladies of Fort Douglas are taking an
active interest in the affair, while many
of the local society people outside of
the guard are doing all in their power
to contribute to the success. The Off
GERS of the guard are determined that
this shall be the social event of the
winter season. The committees are as
follows: