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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-06

The pen picture OF Mr.. Bush re-
printed in THE JOURNAL is appearing
IN many state papers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-06
Hsarthur' cured 'by Dawsoa's Bitis7

Inc color given cloth by "Perfec
ZION Dyes does not fade or crocL
insist on having "Perfection Dvas
For sale by all druggists. %
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-06
HUH WING SANG Co,

Japanese fancy goods, chinaware, silk
handkerchiefs, mattings, teas ladies under.
wear, mems ovsrslls, and furnishing goods
at bottom prices.
III Court street Op.ra house block
IS Imf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-06

SEE D, S,ABENTLEY'

If you want to move or want load oil any
kind hauled or want a load Of manure, dlrl'
sand or gravel, or cement, lime, hair PlasIeI'
brick or sewer pipe, see D. S. Bentley, cor
ner Of Front and Chemeketa streets or nng
up telephone so. Also wood and coal "a
hands at ali times. Orders promptly atienaeu
to.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-06
Us. FREEBUREGR
NEW Nj ARK

State street, near railroad. Freshestfnd
best meats. My patrons say keep the besI
meats in town, 2D
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-06
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-06
MORTGAGE loans

On inside property at 7 per cent. On fan
land security at s per cent. Safe loans mad
for investors. Insurance effected in reliaN.
companies. JOHN MOIR,
Broker, room No. ?, Bush bank buildin,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-06
G. II. MACK.
DENTIST.

snccesser to DR.. J. NJ. Keene, old Win.
Conner. Salem, Or. Parties desiring super;s.
operations at moderate fees,in any bS aneb -.
in especial request.
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church. Friday evening by the members OF
his congregation. Tire principal feature OF
the evening was an excellent musical ana
literary programme, followed by dainty re-
freshments.
The Wednesday Afternoon Club. ladies'
literary organization. has again resumed
It's meetings Mrs. Paul Lard entertained
the members az her home on Dion avenue
last week. al which time plans were made
for the coming winter work
Miss Peterson entertained a few young
lady friends NJ a pansy luncheon Wednes-
day. Her guests were Miss foungs. MISS
Gilman. Miss Peters. Miss Lewis. aiss
kincaid. Miss Foster Miss Holden, MISS
Warner Miss Dodge and Miss May smith
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BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.

The woodmsn OF the World. OF Ballard
and Seattle. enjoyed 8 picnic TO Eagle
HaFbor on Labor day. The steamer made
Tour trips between Seattle and Eagle har-
Dor and carried a large number OF excur-
sionists, who enjoyed themselves with
sports and games The hand played IN
the afternoon and evening and dancing
was enjoyed
Capt F. Hansen. Of the schooner Rem
toIA who has been sick with a severe at
tack of rheumatism is now convalescent.
His schooner is hauled UP on the ways in
Hennigar's ship yard undergoing extern
sive repairs.
Mrs. o. II. Morley returned from Vie
toria on Saturday.
III. A. Tucker. of Port Townsend, spent
Sunday and Monday visiting the Rev. +.
Edward Hyland and family at the rectory.
Mrs. f. a. Jordan and party of friends
enjoyed a delightful picnic at Green lake
on Tuesday
Rev. J. W. Miller and family left on
Thursday for New Whatcom. where he has
accepted call to the Trinity NJ E church.
Mr.. Miller has been about year in Sal
lard. where he made many friends during
his short pastora,e.
Mr.. A. w. Preston returned on Monday
from Anacortes. where he spent two days
visiting his sister.
DR.. Stanley c. Emery returned on Tues
day from Hood canal. where he and his
party succeeded in killing five deer.
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HARTFORD SOCIETY.

HARTFORD. Sept. u.-Mr. Elan Colvin,
of Marysville. visited his sister. Miss Lila
Colvn, at Lake Stevens. last week.
Mr.. VIII Hodgins and Miss Gertrude
Clemans. OF Snohomish. came out from
Snohomish on their wheels last week and
visited friends in Hartford and Lake Ste
yens
Mr.. Fred Johnston, of Everett visited
Lake Stevens friends on Sunday.
Miss Young, who has been visiting Mrs.
c. A Missimer. returned to her home in
Seattle Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Case, who have been
making an extended visit on this coast,
left for their home in Minnesota on Sun
day last.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Eccles visited Everett
Tuesday.
Miss Lila Colvin visited at her home in
Marysville over Sunday.
ular florists, visited this place last week on
business.
Mr.. III. d. Smith has returned to his
home here after few months stay in
Snohomish.
Mr.. Allen Mcdonald has moved his
family TO Hartford. They are living In
Mr. JEFF Van Horns house.
Miss Anna Tucker returned from a short
visit in Ballard last week.
Mr.. John W. Foster is visiting friends in
Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. T. j. UTen and daughter.
Mrs. Johnson. visited Seattle last week.
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Personal AND SOCIAL NOTES.

NJ " Z Benham Is home from trip
% Oregon
Mr. Arthur Ballard returned from Au-
barn last wfek
Mss Rose crane IS quite III at her home.
1870 b1rel avenue.
Nr Thomas Han q Tacoma. was n re
cifH several days last week
lie Fairch{d has iust starred a weekly
uewsza fac~ at Frcs borg Mu
Mr. and Mr. z q. stevens ieft list
week ca asa extended trip East
Mr. J W NeCahe of Tacoma. was IN
the citE ,ast week or business
NJ ara Nrs p = Foster. u Sr5h1ngsh
visited Seattle friends Hast Mondav.
Miss MstJie Hamilton LEFT Tuesday for
e Two weeks ostiug az North Bend
Mrs. T. : Msyer s. visiting her rarerts
a. Salem Or. 20 be absent enc month.
Miss Mitnie Douglas of Vancouver 2
C.. Is visiting wtth relatives IN tn8s city.
TIE FortniEhtly Cluh held its FIRST meet
i0S So thgs season Thursday afteTuoau.
Mr Howard Vanderbilt q Tacoma. viii
sTrsna several 3ays IN she city This week
Miss Jean Graham viii 60 70 Tacoma
SON ie attend fAe Annie Wright seminary.
Nr =. ! Browne state superintendent
@; raali- Instruction was .n the city FRI
1sy
M~ Albert Hansen entertained a partv
asy ' '' BIS '''a' Rainier last Men
Ar Ihn Mulr. the scls-tsst. was l- The
cay iasl wcek Ga his sy heEus from Al
a-AA-
ar ar8 AIRS =. : Basisv ana daughter
hsVv resuEusA from their saguzner outing
AZ So sasulsA- They ara accompanied ~
MIS- bosleys usctAef, M H. > SlaEse.
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FREMONT SOCIAL NOTES.

Miss Kindred Of Tolt. who has been a
guest % Mrs J. T. Nichols. returned to
her home Tuesday
Mrs y. +, Foster. q EdEawater. who
has been the guest - relatives at OLYMPIA
tAe past two months. returned 90 her home
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. z. 3. EdEerton. 81 Chicago
We're guests 81 Fremont friends during
the past week
Mrs J - Scott has returned from, a
three months visit with relatives IN West
Liberty. 1T
Miss Carrie Smart. who has been cau1n-
ina AZ Deception pass returned SUNDAY
via stanwood where she visited her sister
Mrs. Charles Durgan
Rev. and Mrs ]. T. Nichols and family
have returned from slx-weeLs' outing
N me mountains near Snoquzlrnie.
Miss Gertrude Anderson. Of Csraau lake
Is guest q Miss Erhse. - Portland
M. and Mrs. \. J Goddard and a marty
o. friends returned Tuesday from Tacoma
where they spent three days enjoying the
o3eyCle paths.
Ars + = Pope entertained a few young
friends Informally Wednesday evening at
her home in EdEew ster
Tae members of the Elssevvaser Conrre-
g4t5onsl T. : e. T. held a hsssineeS
meeting and social AZ the church uarlors
Friday evening
\ reception Was rendered Rev W. II
Wilson, pastor o. the ASbury II. l..
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Mrs Cusack, Miss Bella White. Miss o ga
Crlst. Miss Anna Crist, Miss Kate Kirby.
Miss Mary Kirby Miss Sadie Kirby Miss
bertha Hellenthal Miss HELEN Brad
ley. Miss Beulah Gronlund Miss Mazda
Mertens. Miss Marian Mertens. Mr.. =.
\. Kelley. Mr.. NJ. ]. ConneI, Mr.. VIII
liam Crist. Mr. 5. f. Butler. Mr.. II.
Hansen. Mr. C. ]. o'Shea. Mr.. Frank
Crawford Mr.. l.. Hellenthal, Mr.. sol
Davis. Mr.. ]. V. Greenbaum. Mr.. NJ l..
Greenbaum, Rev. Father Frencken, Rev.
Father Sweens.
quiet and very pretty little wedding
at the home OF the brides mother SOS
Valley street on Saturday evening, Sep
TENDER 1. changed the name Of Hiss Car
rie NJ. Eddy TO Mrs. Wac Iell Walter
Livesley, Rev John +. Damon having
been called to solemnlze the marriage.
The ceremony was witnessed by Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Fl. Newell Mr.. and Mrs. a. c.
Schacht MT and Mrs. E. II. Newell, Mrs.
Dennis Eddy Mr. ii. +. Newell, Mr.. +. l..
Newell Miss Elsie Newell Master Charles
Eddy and Master Albert Newell.
Mr. James NJ Corbet. OF Spokane. and
Miss Ruth Eve Cole, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. John l.. Cole. were married on
Thursday of last week AZ the residence OF
street. The ceremony was performed az
high noon. and Mr.. and Mrs. Corbet took
their departure at o'clock for the East,
where they viii visit for a month. On
their return they VIII reside in Spokane.
Mr.. O. Ellison. of Arlington. and Miss
Josie Peterson. OF Oakland Cal were
married az the Hotel Dller last week by
the Rev Air. Anderson. Miss Nettis
Holmstead served as bridesmaid and Mr.
s. muel Furlapd as groomsman. The hap
py couple WIZ be al home 10 their friends
at the DilleT foT the next few days. be-
fore leaving for their permanent home az
Arlington.
Mr., Frank Oscar Enrich. OF McMur-
ray ard Miss Othelia Delphem Ramsey
were married Tuesday az the home Of the
bride. As Moitke street. Rev. w A. Ma
ior 90 the Second Presbyterian church.
officiating
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SOUTH PARK SOCIETY.

On Tuesday evening. August 81 a pleas
ant surprise party was given Miss Kate
Z. White at the home OF her cousin. Mr..
A. G. BreIdenstein In River Park. The
evening was spent in a musical way and
in various games. At IL O'Clock refresh
ments were served. Miss White has been
visiting at the home OF her aunt, Mrs. Nj.
4. Breidenstein, for the past year and ex-
poets TO return to her home in Owatonna.
Mimi. in a short time. Among those pres
ent We're: Mr.. and Mrs. 5. S. Rowland,
Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Rigby. Mr. and
Mrs. A Herman, Mr.. and Mrs. F. II.
Rigby, Mr.. and Mrs f. L. Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G.. Breidenstein. Mrs. NJ. E.
Breidenstein. Mrs. George r. Breidenstein,
Mrs John Moores Mrs. Emma White.
Miss Grace Curtis, Miss Leila Rigby. Miss
Rosie Brefie, Miss Clara Exam, Miss Lib
bic Zhan, Miss Kate f. White, Mr.. Harry
Maxwell, Mr.. Seely Miller and Mr.. John
Patten.
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Mr. David Taylor and Miss Dora Levy
were united II marriage last Sunday AZ
Morris hsfi Rev L. Brooks officiating.
The han WIS tastefuiIy decorated with
palms ard roses. The ceremony took
place AZ 40 70 the strains of Men
delss0hn's wedding March" The bride
wore 4 beautiful white silk trimmed with
pearls An elegant dinner was served
after the ceremony. Dancing occupied the
evening. There were many costly pres
ents. The couple are wei known. having
lived here for the past eight years. Mr.
and Mrs Taylor left for Tacoma. They
VIII be at home at Iss Main street
Mr. Thomas J Ivers and Miss Joseph
ire Helisnthai were married wednesday
evening at ; O'Clock at the church of
orr Lady Of Coed Help Father Prefon-
fafye performed the ceremony. A Epe-
cal car brought the wedding party 10
the city. and later returned them 10
Columbia where an elegant wedding din
ner vas served Mr.. and Mrs. Ivers weat
10 Victoria On a wedding Journey The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. j. HelIenthal,
NJ and Mrs Schade. Mr.. and Mrs.
woodruff. Mr. ami Mrs. Reeves. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hastings. Mr.. and Mrs. Calder.
Mr. and Mrs. a Helper Mr.. and Mrs.
f Hepler. Mr. and Mrs. r. Hepler, Mr.
and Mrs. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. HUFF.
Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Brown, slF.
ard Mrs. y. W. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clos son. Mr. and Mrs. Bradley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthieson. Mr.. and Mrs Pierson,
Ar and airs. kelso. Mr. and Mrs. Groa4,
Mr. and Mrs. Voland Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
= Sanders Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Gronlund. Nj.
and ars Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Burns.
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% waukesha. Wis. who will remain in the
city a few weeks
Miss Ethelvtc Cartin went to Tacoma
Friday 10 visit her aunt Mrs J. c. Or
chard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Kretschmer. OF
Mobile Ala. are visiting Mrs Thomas
Green
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice McMicken are
home from two-weeks outing near Lake
Crescent
Mr.. Albert Hawkins of the Helena In
dependent. was in the city several days
last week
Mr.. r A. Hill and family have removed
from 1871 Federal avenue 10 loss Repuhli-
can street.
Mr.. C. Emery Hathaway leaves toulor-
row for Eastern Washington 10 spend sew
eral months.
coma was among those who visited IN the
city last week
Misses Alice and Essie Fisher viii en-
terrain their friends on the kelpie some
day this week.
Mrs. A. S. Gibbs has gone TO Portland.
Or TO visit her parents. she viii De e1tIS
two OF three weeks.
Gen. ]. NJ Ashton. Of Tacoma. was
among the well-known people who visited
il Seattle last week.
Capt w. W. Robinson, jr.. has removed
from Terry avenue 10 Warren avenue and
Aloha street, Queen Anne.
Lord Kelvin, Of Glasgow. Scotland. was
in the city last week route for q trip
through Yellowstone park
Mr. william Patterson Is home from
Harrison Hot Springs and Vancouver, Il.
c. where he spent two weeks.
Miss Sarah Kohn, who has been visiting
Mrs. |. Cooper for several weeks. has re-
turned 10 her home in Portland.
Miss Olive Miller will leave shortly for
San Francisco, where she will be the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Lester HeTrick.
Mr.. VIII A Steel. Of this city. returned
from Port Angeles last week, and viii
leave today or the Portland for ST. Mi
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VAsHoN SOCIAL NOTES.

BURTON. Sept. u.-Mr. John Greer has
returned from a lengthy stay at Cosmopo-
lis.
Mr.. w. r. Shelton, of Shelton. visited
President and Mrs. Jones this week
Miss Ella Campbell is a guest at the
Missionary Childrens' Home. She expects
10 san FOR China soon.
Mr.. George Primrose of Port Blakeley,
visited the college Friday. He and his
brother expect TO enter the coming term.
The l. o. q. r.. OF Vashon. had an ice
cream social at their hall on Saturday, the
Attn.
The ". r. c. Of the island had a supper
at Fullers hall the evening of the sth, at
which there was a general turnout
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chael where he will gather news for
syndicate of big newspapers.
Miss Compton is home from Yarrow.
where she spent a week. the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Noble and Miss Cummings
Miss Helen Holmes leaves Tuesday for
Northampton, Mass. TO enter Smith COL
lege Her mother will so East with her.
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Brookes. Miss
Brookes and Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Engle
are home from an extended camping trip.
Mrs NJ F. Perry and daughters, after q
very pleasant summer spent on their
ranch at Kingston. Wash, are again at
home.
Miss Bryant will leave October l for
Washington City. where she will spend the
winter with her mother. Mrs John ii.
Bryant.
Miss Agnes Cardin returned Friday from
Tacoma where she has been visiting her
aunts Mrs. Frank Cardin and Mrs. j. c.
Orchard.
Mr. Charles Terry Scurry and Mr.. Rob
ert Hugh Brinker leave tomorrow 10 spend
several months with surveying party on
Snake river.
The yacht Lynda. of Tacoma. was In the
Seattle port last Saturday. Her crew con-
sists of a number OF well-known Tacoma
society boys.
Mrs. Sarah C. Dyer and son Connell. Of
Salem Or. are visiting in the city. the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". 7. Boyd, OF 1913
Terry avenue.
Mrs. A. Levy and son, Mr.. Aubrey Levy,
returned on the walla Wala last Tues
day from San Francisco. where they spent
ths past two months
Mr.. J. G.. Moore, OF Port Blakeley. and
Miss l.. Pulver Of Langley. were married
st the parlors Of the Diller yesterday, the
Rev. John +. Damon officiating.
Mrs. A. Mex Snow has returned from
British Columbia, completely r9kored TO
health. She was accompanied Nome by
( Mrs. L. J. Palmer. OF Chemainus. 3. c.
Miss Cora Smith. Miss Nettie Smith,
Miss Ida Smith. Mr.. A Hicks. Mr. Fred
| Hicks and Mr. Howard Ames made up
/ bicycle party that enjoyed ride TO Amer
| lean lake from Tacoma last Monday.
The Misses Anne and Harriet Strelau,
OF Dubuque. Ia, who have been visiting
| 1heir brother. +. J. Strelan. the past three
| months left via rail- for Portland and San
| Francisco on their return east Nj r. T.
| Strelan accompanies them to California
| Mrs. ]. Henry Spencer and Miss Mary
! Spencer. who have been visiting Mr. aud
/ Mrs. Ezra a Herman al IL Fifteenth
| avenue for the last three months left for
! their home in Dayton. Ohio, on Tuesday.
| the sth mss Miss Katharine DaFst will
remain a year and attend school.
Miss Lottie J. Bo5s. Of South Bend: Mr..
and Mrs T. F.. Wagner. city. Mr.. and Ms
/ George NJ Westaeld OF Spokane, Mr..
/ II. Schae1er Of SiiveTt0n Mr.. Potter
! Of Portland Mr. NJ p. Sailors II Kansas
city. Mr. +. w Davies IT.. 81 Everett:
Mr. Mccall. Of San Francisco: Mr. f.
r. Bisseli and son. Of Auburn. Mr. z r.
I Bloomfield and Mr. Burt Forbes Of Oswe-
20. y. Y. have taken ap8r, meuts at the
York.
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BuCoDA SOCIETY NOTES.

BUCODA. Sept u.-So,iety viii be sorry
10 lose Miss Nettle Nichols. who has gone
to Seattle 10 study music.
Miss Abbie Johnston Is spending a few
days in Tacoma visiting friends.
Or. c. V. Fisher Of Salem, Ore, was in
town last week
Mrs. A. n. Riggs spent several DAYS in
Tacoma, the guest Of Miss Margaret
C0wen
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COMING EVENTS

The Rldeelv Rebekah Club viii give the
0rst u series - Eoclsls on THURSDAY
evening September Is Odd Fellows ana
thtie families and All holding invitations
of tke club sire cordially invited 20 attend
Good music aud q good time Is assured.
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Van Camps Macaroni and Cheese
A new delicacy. At your grocers.

There IS no law TO prevent any one ad-
veTtIsing as n opucian after a lFtle in
struction. and there Is nothing 20 prevent
any one from spending their money for a
pair OF ill-fitIing spectacles. But prudent
people who wish 70 be sure Of getting the
best glasses to preserve their sight. will
20 only 10 II. Clay Eversole. the reliable
and experienced optician. 20 First avenue.
Seattle.
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Gold for " omen.

Women should write for information to
the Woman's Yukon-Alaska Mining and
Investment Company. Box 1883, Seattle
Wash.
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PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.

\ merry surprise party was rendered
10 Mrs Ghas !. ReaFdon or the eveniuG
20 Aug 81 rs her many frisnfs an her
arrival home after over Two months
Journey So tos Angeles. Cal. where she
bad heen visiting relatives, The affair
teek place AZ her residence ai si6 Twelfsa
aytuae south The oyier Of Che evening
WAS music ard whist. Prizes were car-
risa OF PIX \. Truman and JAS Kindred
Among tbe many guests present we're
Nj ans Mr. ChaR. phiimore Nj and
Mfs j W scott My and Ms n Max
Wrl Mr.. aui Ms. a Truman Nj au3
ATr~ + A. owens Ar ana Mrs Wan
Carey Mr sa3 Mrs 1as Kindred Mr
and AIRS Cess , Ersr}cn. Mrs Prank
I'eFftlsugl M-~ tasas Harris Mrs. p
~ Ruey Nr Frank NJ Co1mhs Mr.
Etaara l.aog Nr Frea Jacobs. MI IL
DevetJ aa3 Marx I6nes
Ore of tbs most a,Isufsl yachting rar-
ties of the season ws~ .iNco by Ntts<
pafsy NuWcaf iast Iscsaay on foard the
Fa1csn The party stepped st EsEf- HaF-
,sar where iunca WIS .r~7-ea These sr-
yset were Mr. an6 Mrs.. William Nnzent
NJ ard Mr. E. - 4 Nveent Mrs NJ a
Keslase Ms MeNc}L ~ Wenatrhea Ms,
f=af.ei S-anIan. Nses Anus Peterson. Miss
Eaisb walsh. Miss Elss Walsh Mss
CeavEte p'Jorlp. Miss N5iils DJerap
Mss Aurr Reij Leak. Mss G~enosvm
Mess Evra Engct hr@c5t Miss jamie Snas-
Mtss Auns Collier Mss Carrie CtHer
NJ ss stella Farsey. Mr Frrd Alkea. ar
81 &hEur, M white ColHer Ar Leroy
yrke MI Emerson kaoH- Mr t3 Srau.
raees Mg Geareo t'run eaaa M. Ad5Eh
Greeanaura AR Gearsr hSlWa. NJ
ransrs tsue Mr orla Petersen. Atr FraE
Nr<ent Nj Orlando Sh8Y, As. Sherman
WIZARD
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Fur sleeping bags. robes. fur mIttens
caps. moccssinS and snow shoes. The only
correct goods for the Yukon country. to
Be found az p Petkovits'. 40 Marion
street between First and Second avenues
Rainier Beer always gives satisfaction.
Pure, refreshing. and always the best.
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EDDTx6s.

Mr.. Carl Morford. Mr.. Den Palmer and
Mr. 4uzes
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Principal-Mrs. f. r. Niekels: Fourth
grade. Frances E. Nickels: Third and
Fourth grades. Sarah r. Warren. Second
grade, Ella ]. Jordan; Second grade. Mabel
Smith; Second grade. Beatrice NJ. Price
First grade. Margaret Mccartney; First
grade Mary e. Robson; First grade
Mary E Cook
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-12

Mr.. p. u. sralley pleasantly eutsr-
tanned a few Of her friends AT luncheon
On "Wednesday al her home on queen
Anne. Present were Mrs BALDWIN,
SIS. ]. ". elise Mrs. G. r. saeEest-
Mrs. r. r. Mccoy. Mrs. II. X. elise, Mrs.
4. =. Bel. ars. G. z Crane. aud Mrs.
Wright Of Indiana.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-12

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Furth, Miss Furth.
Miss Sidonia Furth. Mr. Frederick X.
Struve and Mr. James Murray were the
guests OF Dr Luke Robinson, OF San
Francisco. at a box party given Friday
evening at the Third Avenue theater.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-12

cd Krot A esafn cinb. TIE wedding VIII
Il IL said be & private affair. none but
the relatives and few friends being
present. sEr ard Mrs.. Cotton viii spend
- least a part 81 the winter In California
where the groon's mother makes her