The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-02

.aairsd pioneers OF this state.
g. F. women. met yesse1.ay - sae
.sSSw q Commerce. perpe.uaNHs an
sSeoa formed fourteen Years $50.
s2sSsS hsS sguce kept alive the spirit
'ss.sss,, oUuce binding these Marty Inn
l!sss a ! community OF interts, AID
~. Tlsnh rear tbs membership Of
- Sss.sSv Association is thsnne6 Dy
]. 's.s3 shnee left behind pay sri5uts
q 800 many In The gathering Of
s al .ssss and ten which yesterday an
= s,,.ssdant r. c. F'erE1son's call TO
~. - had come from otfssr parts OF
.S..sr Nv was devoted 10 business.
~. ~ tedsv be laid aside and the pio-
~. IN indulge In the social oeneftsS
- ~ Tie association.
- n, Invocation by Rev. -. Elaine.
zz!!..sv -. parry Smith read report
~ ersaurerces Of the last year. He
5sss<sS ff1t 8 part of the secrstary's
~ - - keeping Of a biographical rec
~ I1s' SsSm VINO died each year, and his
4z2s fa carrying out his IDEA. devoted
Z!l.sss - tc the deceased OF 1885. On
~ sssl - william Cullen. Mrs. G.. s.
4 -.
ss: ~ lana Wiley. David shelton.
~. 16Ifnh1ih a. Roeaer. Mrs Julia A.
-. Col. Granville o. Halter and
- y alGiss-
- see,srn1nf of the finances Of the as
s5stsS shcued receipt during tho year
~ e hroA having q balance outstard-
ri IN There had been expended
eofayy Smith recommended that
S~f<. vxse 1t.ar n
49, Nt6 aanA to the Coast prior TO lSse
111ed Is take In any who have been
js6no y6ars resident OF this STATE
= yAass On the Pacific coast.
16noots are very anxious to have
: pjonear on memorial hall. Mrs.
8. Pontius has donated 70 the
II1l6n iots and ). block -. PontIus
7X o1dstiou. on condition that such a
S1Ise ~ arees4d within two years. In
~ e the board OF trustees. signed
RI Wnpd, Judge Orange Jacobs. T.
8 b. D. Blaine and Ursula WyckofY,
E161ieet Vas referred to - follows:
q lhs nd thoughts Of this life IL
Z famIly without home. There
~ thi1eo 10 which the mind Of the
sssort more frequently or with
rlaasuFs than to chtldhoods home.
- h1ubIe Il may be. there IL. alter
nlaee ike home The home idea
q occupy 4 tender spot In the heart
y tue American citizen. The Pho
1cciafion, hand OF home-loving
f93otio citizens, has. in the opinion
S heafd Of trustees, been greatly re-
y h thA work II would have done by
RI ~ 81 hA7ine no home, no place for
800 sh1epjng OF records. curiO. and his.
ri nliM, which as time goes By will
- 4 Constantly Increasing value and
noWng the ASSOCIATION ought. at the
~ poadhle moment. take steps lpok-
r n etecticn OF = suitable building.
111oef hae had plans and estimates pre-
N q fhe cost OF q two-story brick
80 With nreprpof vault The cost
~ ~ exceed t9.0o0. ana II only oEle-
= 1ntonea as starter. this amount
~ n much leas.''
- for the ensuing year we're elected
nNpeE President. Edgar Bryan. sec
~ p. b Ward: treasurer. w Parry
- Trustees. 4. C., Ferguson. r. j.
Nm Collins. d. II. Ward and ". III.
IL ubysbas part Of the reunion will
~ mofninx. when the pioneers will
= y o'clock on the picnic grounds
- ccrner Of Denny way. The exact
petsetn the car lines Of the Lake
nd ard TIE Third Street and gu
CT. r. II. Lindsay viii deliver
eddFees a.d toas.s VIII be respond
= fnlsowx: Pioneer Justice hy
JecoM: Pioneer Pills; Those We
M Taose We Had 10 Take" by
y = Hmtsh. Pioneer Politics" nv Is.
xssIason; Pioneer Women" BY -. r..
pcvns OF che Sagehr,ssh," by r. n.
w. Y. Rmehart win ofYiciase as