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The times., 1897-08-27
TWO Firemen killed. /.

Pittsburg Aug. 26.--Two fireInen Harry
Holt and George Glover. were killed toni ght
by falling wall. The men were pla ying
parting stream Ola the interior of the
ruins OF the Edmunsen & Perrine build
ing. The fire starred at $40 p. m. and
burned fierceIy for three hours, the flames
spreading To adjoining buildings. The
loss is about S1.5 900.
The times., 1897-08-27
PROGRESS OF THE STRIKE.
SOme of the West Virginia Diggers
Returning 10 Work.

Charleston, W. Va, Aug. 26.-Notwith-
standing reports TO the contrary, many OF
she coal miners who struck a month ago
have returned TO work. They are going
back into the mines slowly. This is espe-
ciaIly the case along the Norfolk and
Western Railroad, where railroad men
say thereis not mime that is not working.
The men who are employed At the Hail
mines held d meeting last night and de-
cided 70 return to work. There are 200
Of them. and similar ectiOn is expected ia
other quaI teTs OF the field. In the Fair
mont district organizers and the strikers
ere still w0r king quietly, but not 50 ef-
fectively ar when marching tactics were
In order.
They have hit upon scheme which
they think VIII be successful and which
consists of establishing a number Of camps,
and have each camp march over the public
roads daily, visiting ndghboring settle
ments.
The times., 1897-08-27
MUST ABANDON THEIR LAND
Lessees of Oklahoma Indian Res
eryatiOn Ordered to Vacate.
A HEAVY LOSS TO SETTLERS
large Crops of Growing Cotton
and Corn Must Be Abandoned il
the Order Is Carried Out Lessees
Make an Appeal to the Interior
Department.

Perry, Oklahoma. Aug. 6.-consterna.
tion prevails among the lessees of th,
lands of the otoe Indian reservation on
account OF an order To yacate hnmedi-
ately.
1nerc are from So to 100 lessees, most
of whom. have large crops OF growing
cotton aud corn, and among the lessees
arc Two OF the largest cattiemen OF indian
or Oklahoma Territories, Isaac Pryor
and Frank Witherspon, who have each
from $4,000 TO 100000 acres under
fence for stock pasture, and several thoGsand
head OF cattle are pastnred.
The lcssees have appealed To the Sec
retsry OF the Interior.
The times., 1897-08-27
LORD sALIsBuR9s PROPOSAL.
The Way Out of the Eastern DIFF.
ficulty He Suggests.

Constantineple, Aug. As method of
breaking the deadlockin the peace negotia-
tions, which has now lasted for some time,
Lord Salisbury, the British prime minister,
has suggested that Great Britain, France
and Russia guarantee in behalf of Greece
an indemnity loan and control the Grecian
revenues that shall be set aside for the
purpose Of Indemnity, Tie pe wers Will be
permitted 10 participate in the guarantee
If they wish to 10 SO
The times., 1897-08-27
CARROLLS In BURNT CORK
Big Success Of the Minstrel Club
at River View.
A Large Crowd of Admiriug Friends
Attend the Outing Songs
and the Singers.

The Carroll Institute MINISTRIES are a
thoroughly competent company OF enter
tanlers and are d jolly crowd OF boys
besides. Everything they have tried here
tofore has been q success.
The excursion TO River View yesterday
and last night was, how ever, even more
than usually enjoyable, with the double
program OF the river "trip and the show
in the pavilion.
II was the first of what 1t is 10 be
hoped will be long series of annual
affairs of the kind. In the winter the
Ininstrels give more ambitious shows at tie
play house, but hereafter each summer
they are to have an excursion in addition
There was a boat load on the Pentz at
the 6 O clock trip asst night, very nearly
all young people They found large
crowd at the grounds when they reached
River View The minstrel pFogT am began
after several rounds Of dancing, at 3. y
couple OF the enter tainers had been left ut
the wharf, but there was good lot OF
songs and Jokes left. Kenneth O Conner
played iriterlocutor with his accustomed
aplomb and suavity- He was assisted
ably by Messrs George O'Connor, Frank
Howard, Percy Leach and Harry Leigh, as
crackers Of 5okes. These gentlemen have Il
thorough command OF minstr el darkey dia'
lect. and several OF their jokes were Of
this season vintage.
Among the songs that We're received
with especial appreciation were Maggie
Ny Own" by the smooth Mr.. George Cox.
who in addition carried the whole affair
off as manager with great success: Ma
Angeiine.r by Percy Leach; "one Heart
Divine" excenently sung by Charles Beeh-
tel; My Gals a High born Lady" by
George O'Connor and "oh, Mommer," by
Harry Leigh Mr.. Leigh was encored seven
times and add ell two inIprumptu verses TO
his song apropos OF the occasion.
The times., 1897-08-27
AUCTION SALES.
RADCLIFFE, sUTToN& & CO., Auctioneerl


TRUSTEES, SALE OF NINE VALUABLE
THkEE-STORY AND BASEMENT
BUFF BRICK RESIDENCES, CON
TAINING NINE ROOMS AND BATH,
AND ALLMODEkNI IN L RON EN- ENTS,
BEING Nos. 1915 TO 1881 kESE-
SAW AVE. NV.
Under and by virtue or a certain deed
or trust, dated June p, 1895, and duly
recorded JuIy - 1896, in Liber 2130, at
folio 45S, one OF the land records Of the
District of Columbia, default having oc-
CURED in the performance of the terms and
conditions OF the bond mentioned and re-
ferTed 10 in the said deed OF trust, and at
the " ritJeu request Ofthe seCretaTyOf the
body corporate the Obligee in ana the
holder and owner OF the said bond, the
undersigned trustees Will sell at pubic
MONDAY, THE BOTH DAY OF AUGUST
\. ID. 1897, AT 4:30 O'CLOCK 7. ~,
al those pieces or parcels OF land and
premises, situate in the city of Wash
: and called lots three 81, four "a and
live { 81, in block thiTUy-six (36l, in John
Shernan's- trustee, subdivision or part OF
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains, now
called Columbia Heights, as per plat re-
corded in Liber GOV. Shepherd" at folio
15I, one OF the records OF the Surveyors
Office OF the District OF Columbia.
Terms OF sale: All cash. Each house
and parcel OF land occupied thereby VIII be
first offered separately, and a deposit OF
500 VIII be required at the time OF sale
on each house and parcel OF land sod. II
not sold the property will be offered in
block, and a deposit OF 81 ,000 will be re-
CURED at the time of sale. Terms of sale
70 be complied with within ten days from
the date or sale, otherwise the lot OF lots
VIII be resold at the risk and cost of tho
drIaulung purchaser or purchasers. AL
conveyancins, recording, etc, at purchaS-
eT's cost
FREDERICKL-SID Trustee.
Washington Loan y Trust Building.
STEFHEN VAN WYCE, Trustee.
Washington Loan 81 Trust Building
aul S-dSS DIS, XSu
The times., 1897-08-27
Fall Disloca,ed His shoulder.

Dewitt Allen. a young white man, yes
terday fell from the fifth to the fourth
floor oil a building where he was employed
and disiocated his shoul lder. He was
treated AT the Emergency Hospital.
The times., 1897-08-27
Guilty Lovers Sail for West Indies.

London. Aug. 2e.-A dispatch to the
Central News from Hamburg says that
JRpos Rigo, the Hungarian gypsy musician
wh6 elnped with Princess De chimay,
formerly Mtss Clara Ward, has sailed for
the West Indies, accompanied by his para
Eu0ur-
The times., 1897-08-27

Under end by virtue OF a certain deed
or trust, dated March ., 1886, and duly
reSorued. March IL, $50, In uher 21O1,
Toilo 500, ct seq, of the land records
of the District OF Columbia, default hav-
ing occurred in the performance OF the
terms ana conditions or the bond men
toned and referred to in the said deed OF
trust, and at the written request OF The
secretary or the body corporate, the
obllgee in and the holder and owner Gf
said bond, the undersigned trustees VIII
sell at pub>c auction, in front OF The
premises, on MONDAY. the 18th DAY OF
JULY, A. ID. 1897, AT $50 O'CLOCK
uated in the county OF Washington, Dis
trict OF Columbia, and known and desig-
mated as 50 much or lot Is, block rs. IN
John Sherman, trustees subdivision Of part
OF Mount Pieasanr and Pleasant Plains,
now called Columbia Heights as lies
within the exterior lines OF fOt 81, in
Charles u. ChuTch'S subdivision OF said los
10, plat or which is recorded in book
County, l l, page 30, one of the records
or the surveyors office or the District or
Columbia. said lot being improved by
new broom and cellar dwelling, with all
modern improvements, the same being
premises numbered 1912 Prime eton. street
TerIuS OF sale: An cash. \ deposit OF
$3.50 VIII be required at time of sale.
Terms or sale must be complied with
within ten days from date Of sale, other
wise, the lot viii be reSoId at risk and
cost Of DEF aulting purchaser or purchasers.
All conveyaneing, recording, etc, at pur-
STEPHEN VAN WICK, Trustee.
Washington Loan and Trust Bldg
FREDERICK L. SIDpONS, Trustee
Washington Loan and Trust Bldg.
The above sale is postponed On account
OF the rain until FRIDAY, JULY 16,
1897, at same hour and place.
STEPHEN VAN WICK, Trustee,
Washington Loan and Trust Hldg
FREDERICK l.. STDDONS, Trustee
Washington Loan and Trust Bldg.
The purchaser at the above sale la wing
failed TO comply, the property viii be re-
sold II his risk and cost on WEDNESDAY,
the list DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D.
1897, AT $50 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
STEPHEN VAN WICK, Trustee
Washington Loan and Trust Bldg.
FREDERICK L. SIDDCNS, Trustee,
Washington Loan and Trust Bldg.
au20-dSds-eXS
The times., 1897-08-27

Secretary tn the Guatemala Leg an
DIT. Don joaquin Yele has been appoint
ed secretary OF the United States legation
at Guatemala.
The times., 1897-08-27
Holy Cross Academy,
1912 Massachusetts Avenue,
RFOPENS SEPTEMBER 13.

Thecourse of studies is complete and prac-
tica!. Specialattentionisg given To veal and
instrumental music, drawing and painting.
the languages and Kindergarten.
Stc27 limo
The times., 1897-08-27

EMERSON INSTITUTE (Yseng's Aoad-
euyl-Sele classical and mathematical
school for young men and beSs- 81 t 18th
ST.. opposite Franklin Square. VIII re-
open September 27. Circulars can be oh
tanned at the school building or by adj
dressing CHAS. B. YOUNG, Principal
aul9-tf
The times., 1897-08-27
CEN. GOBLIN COMMANDER
lie Wins the Coveted Prize on
the Second Ballot.
COL. MACK'S HARD CAMPAIGN

The Selection of Cincinnati as the
PInee for the Next Enca campment
Dealt Fatal Blow To His Chances
Election of Other Officers POST
poned.
The times., 1897-08-27

RATCLIFFE, SUTTON & CO., AUCTION
EEkS, 800 Pa. AVE n. VIRUS
STORY, hNE NhNE-R06M AM AND CELLAR
ROMAN BRICK DWELLING, WITH
ALL MODERN IMPR0 VEMENTS,
BEING No. 1912 PRINCETON
STREET NORTHWEST
The times., 1897-08-27
81. AiARA's AGAiJENl4 !,

AieAd0Qlid, Va.
BOARDING and day school for young ladies
and children, Will reopan Monday, Sept
=. For particulars address SISTER SU-
PERlOR. aul o limo
The times., 1897-08-27


Plenty of bargains here
to reward wise seekers.
Fresh, clean merchandise,
too-not the trash that some
stores seem to take a de-
light in handling.
50 for $40. SI2 and 81 Mems SUITS
tsroI,.-n lots-but some of every Size
It's the biggest clothing bargain we
&c for genuine Madras Negllgee
Slirts that were formerly ~ 90 -Sl--o
and Sl.O0- Collars and cuils al
tach.d-iust the style OF shirt that lots
OF comfort lOving men wear tne winter
through.
IA America. 3Ec-3 pairs for Sl.O0-
Tor wool hose that are regularly oc- a
pair
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e@ 4 4 4 4 = q + 4 + 4. 4. 4. FL.
4 4
I Cut-cf-Icwn Society +
#st+4 4 + & e + = + 4. + 4. 4.

those Present we're Mr.. ana ur~ a
ossessp. Hrs Hawkes.. Miss Grosscap.
1iHs ssA1ri heTefaw Mics CARRIE ksyg-
riss an6 Mr. Aae Ferr1ss-
Mrs. ;. Gardner Yerk4s. Of Seattle. suen-
s-veFst days this week with Mss Nabsl
Rowe.
Miss Asrd Taylor arrived in Tacoma
~ sdnesday 70 visit her sister. Mrs. Walter
Cakes
Tne Young Ladies Friday Afterroor
Llnca Club rsf this week with Miss
Dakin
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L Sawyer. formerly o.
Tacoma. are now living IN London. Eng
land.
Mrs. Scott. OF Lockhaysn. Pa. e Wis
iting her daughter. Mrs. George Blanch-
ard.
Mrs. Charles King gives a cagldre-'e
party tonight for her daughter Henrietta.
Mrs. r. 8. Groesscup has returned from
visit TO California
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IN cHEHALIs SOCIAL CIRCLES.

CHEHALIS. Nov. 6.-B. r. Arnold. r.
Thompson. Walter Clinton and Charley Al
len left last Tuesday for whitehall Mont.
where they viii assist in the building Of
the Northern Pacific branch road. which
was started before the recent election OF
officers. and then held up for a time. W. c.
Marion, Of this place. will have charge OF
the construction
Mrs. A L. Coffman has returned home
after a visit Of a couple OF weeks with
friends In Portland
Mrs c. ~. Rrtggs. OF the Dalles. Ore. Is
visiting relatives in the city.
w NJ. Nuuu who has been connected
With the reform school for he last six
years. has gone 20 Seattle. where he will
engage IN business.
Miss TilHe Be1rend. who has been spend
ing some months with her sister. Mrs. V.
Brunswig. has returned 10 her home In
Kansas.
Hon. Richard X. Pony. OF Spokane. was
in the city a short tirns yesterday He was
on his WY o Seattle
Mrs Smith Ct Kent, IS visiting her sister.
Mrs Tulls
Attorney D. q. Millett Is In Seattle at
tending 70 souae business for his firm.
Miss Viola Long has gone 20 Arizona,
hoping that change & climate may prove
beneficial 70 her heaith
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W. ara Mrs.. a Gresnterr Mrs A Ress1-
sss.s %r. Ehar1ss f5res1hsT@ Mss 1ssohs.
sFixz J. Gresnheyg. Mss Frank ard Nj J.
Grseaherz
Hamswsea vas sasiy otxsrred Il szss
r7fw ngrre~nas srsvs.saz ~ssrSs~a sae rs-
rass3n xss Mart&a Nsore bore o. Val
na& street. was the see1e - IRE s~os. orig
gral devices tav so-ial azn5sarnerts. On that
egs Ths n1uss was decorated ars5ss and
aut w5th sack-o-ssrTErEs ARD e-Ne- hau~a-
pirate csH.tses- There va. constantly
shifsfnx seres q games IN ore ro,r- was
a goblin bah a large bell made 81 ever
greens ard flowers RnEEe under = VS.
placed q tsg saek-o-lanssr7 Arcura ne
edges were suspended prizes. sore were
pretty Ornamental ana asssaI articles and
sczze were '-ssfis The guests were bird
aided ard allowed 70 choose ore % tha
prszsz Their thsv wArs asked ar1s3e bIi-sg-
folded 20 pat ar immense paper ness IL ia
proper place upon a ghastlv Iooks-x rose
less face ard prizes acre zrsvstsess frr the
nest successful Mrs Ireland wan first
prize IN fhas same ard Miss Baker wcr TIE
hcoby prize. The guests also old fortunes
played ether lauEhahls games ansa parr0ok
% refresh merits prerares r. true Hsa-w-
ssn style. Present wers Messrs and Mes
danes u Ireland. ". X Campbell. r 3.
Dobns p c Tsek. ]. " Rsuaiue. Mrs.
Fuller. Misses Alien Knsx Swadley.
8erens Charles Park. L. Ryas, j. B. Das-
son. G r. Bacon r. L@e- J. A Lee
TIE opera Chimes Of Normandy VIII be
given here in the near future under the IL
rect3on % Mr. W. II. Campbell The re-
hearsais begin tomorrow evening
A delightful social dance was given al
X. p hail on Friday evening. The com
rnittee on arrangements were Miss Mabel
Byrne Miss Annie Tenplln and Mr. Cecil
Bacon. and the affair was very compl-
men.ary 30 their skin In management
The Aftermath Reading Club net Mon
day with Mrs. r. s. Simpson. Papers were
read on Italy by Mrs. Graham and Mrs.
PattiSan review Of the work recently
gene over was couducted by Mrs. Simpson
Music was furnished by Mrs Mackey and
Mrs. Eldridge.
Col r. =. Nicholson Is home from q visit
TO his son and family az ST. Louis.
Al the third annual election OF the New
whatcom branch Woman's State Cooper
alive Society held at the city hall Tues
day afternoon. November = the following
officers ware chosen for the ensuing year:
Mrs f. C. Graves. president. Mrs f. Daw-
son FIRST vice president; Mrs. L. Lobe. sec
ord vice president; Mrs. T. E. Cade. CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. D. II. Cole, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. j. Allen. treasurer.
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EVERETT SOCIAL NEWS.

EVERETT. Nov. s.-The woodmen Of
the World gave a most delightful social
IN Pyrhian hail on Thursday evening.
Judge r. p Carol. of Seattle. delivered
an address which was both interesting
and instructive after which the evening
was pleasantly passed In dancing. Re
freshments were served az midnight.
The 81 and 'ss club held their second
assembly in Guild hall on Friday evening.
Present were. Mr. and Mrs. ". Z. Bron-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Money. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nollans. Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher. Miss
Morse. Miss SchrAck. Miss Eyerhard.
Miss Nellie Everhard. Miss Landon Miss
Hays. Miss Jennie Hays. Miss Kingston,
Miss Stephenson. Miss Linton, Miss Nay
Tor. Miss Parkin. Mr.. Fowler. MIR. Bartel,
Mr. F. W VOllans Mr.. Allen, Mr.. Cros-
By, Mr. Davies Mr. CLOVIS OF Chicago.
Or. Hanna Mr.. Palmer Mr.. Stevenson,
Mr.. Benson. Mr.. McNeeley. and Mr..
Knisely
81. Johns Guild. of snohomish.
viii give a concert on Wednesday eve
ming, November TO- Miss Williams, Miss
Schneider Mr.. Hendry. Mr.. Ransom and
Mr.. Howell. of Snohomish. viii be assist
ed by Mrs. BrentOn. Mrs. Irving. Mrs.
Warner. Miss Naylor Mr. derbBrt. ard
Mr.. Thompson. of Everett. and Miss Rose
Charlotte Mitchell and Miss Bieber. of
Seattle.
The annual hospital bazaar viii be Civ
en- in Central opera house on the evening
Of November IL and j.
Mr.. Thomas Livingston. of Everett.
and Miss Estella King were married on
November 2. Judge Banks officiating.
Mr.. Edward Lane. Of Alma, Wis. Is
he guest OF the Grand Central hotel.
10 Is his first visit 10 Puget sound and he
expresses constant surprise at its nat
ural resources.
Henry Hewitt. ir.. OF Tacoma. spent
several days this week In this city.
j. ~. Scott the well-kuown mining ex-
pert. returned to the city on Friday.
Miss Annie Louise Huhbell, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. +. G.. Hubbeu. of Tacoma,
who has been visiting her brother at
Lowell. returned home on Tuesday. Miss
Hubben IS one of the most gifted musI-
clans Ia the state.
Mr.. Henry Hewitt. tr.. by invitation OF
the Ladies Book club. viii speak IN Cen
trail opera house on Tuesday evening. on
Australia Japan and China The cele-
hrated Schultz family. Of Wisconsin, viii
assist IN the evenings entertainment. The
press notices of this family are very fiat
.ering The proceeds will be added to the
library fund
Mr. westland and his son. Ernest West
land. have returned TO Toronto
Judge Reid. OF the superior court. VIII
deliver a memorial address before the
Single Tax league Of olympia on Sunday.
A W. Kager. of Sultan. deputy consul
u the wo0dmen Of America, was In the
city this week.
The engagement OF Miss Harriet Louise
Relcheneker and Mr. ]. Bruce Gibson has
been announced.
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20 q parry 81 shs hcr1e OF her parents
Frfday eTszazx
Mrs. l. n pefeIvsI has go1e = Tz-
ccra2 % wsslt Mrs a. a. Stuart. Who =
very 81 n frat elsy.
The erwans xafian q tAe Once a wesk
Dzn~tug Gus hza s@er ec-1psetes Ms
j. Oh Scoh@E helas elected p~m~ss4ars1
ard NJ W = c4varaEgh secretary.
Mss Nahel Keller. Of Seattle 8 vfeff-
trg Ms r. T. Brawn@.
Mra Trxhan started Wednesday after
noon for &IgonA. "a. Tor a vf~ft wfth
relatives. Or. frrhzr VII geln Ser ssen
and they 1iI proceed % $e~ York 20 At
tend TIE Ued6snz q 3 sister CT The doc
tor. They expect 70 &c gone as-osst xlx
weeks
prof T. r Byrns ard wife. o. Texs.
are visiting Hr anf Mrs. A L esuc-x
AIRS. ByTae Is sister q SIR canow.
Hon J. A H8ixht hsx returned from q
visit 70 fh@ Eastern states. Mrs. Eal-h-
ard children vii return about Christmas
tine
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HARTFORD SOCIAL NOTES.

HARTFORD. Nov. s.-Mr. r. w STRAIT
ton and family. and Mr. Rufus Lack and
family have moved from Silvrrton 20 Lake
stevens. having rented Mr.. Joseph David
sons fine rsrch. 3Ir. Davidson. who is -.
bu. hlie ard hearty. VIII 90 to the Kion-
dixie ia the spring.
Mrs Margaret Earrier returned home
Thursday from . three weeks visit in
NachiaS-
Mr. Georz Brown. tes Husband school
teacher. visited Everett Saturday.
M JeHery Hilton ard daughter, Miss
Alice visited their daughter and sister.
Miss Ellen Hilton. al Hartford Junction.
sunday
c. r. Mcdonald visited Everett Monday.
A @. AcDerment visited Everett last
week
Mrs NJ a EIdrlge IS teaching school
near Macbias
Mss Louise St~anr visited saohonish
Saturday ard Sunday.
F. J. Johnston VISITED Everett Monday
and Tuesday
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BELIlNsHAA nAY SOCIETY.

W-EATCCM. Nov. S.-R. 5. Lambert. the
I.ssaverer II tAe famous Lambert ledge in
r~e eastern sud - this colnty. and ass
fsuity let, yesterday for winters vjsii
> fselVeaere. I'll.
Mss Monte Ata.isen. % Newcastle. IS Wis
-ns Der sister Airs. J. l. Anderson, %
.5~ city
The no knights a. Pythias lodges %
gyhatcom nave consolidated. making ere
-ery stroue sodEe Taey are nov making
s~sntras1an FOR ecs of she.r xrea; annual
yeats ere TtAaksglviuE bail
Rev aaa Mrs. y q. howard % Mount
4rsasar.. IsRA. was have been visiting
.Nstr son. Attorney g. w Wawara .b.s
ss---ser. returned ho1s en- "Wednesday
Mrs. " l. Patsh ieft en- Thursday Ser
Montreal Cana8a. n hers she v.U f1toy re
.-s arrivals ana sseooat rides ,hls winter.
Mrs Is ITssh .sss on IRE same train Coy
New Yark and Mrs Frederick Pert.ooa
+gr Csicage-
Ns~ ard Mrs A Gree.hcrg gave 4 dlrre-
"a sunday ia hoaor 60 NJ. A Ross,sl me.
sse = 4 VISITOR O. Bs1sngharr bay from
S,- Fran.ssca. Ire menu vas % tas =-cst
ga h-ratc saHA sa& TIRE cecss pa ere saaf
.Aoss present Nal tS&s remember MA
pleasure. IAoSs va participated were
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ooLvuLE SOCIAL NOTES.

COLvIILE Wash. Nov Miss Alaira
Jarops dauea-cr of Hon y Al Jasef~
prominent business man ~ Pasadena Cal.
- II che cl,y visiting Wlth her sister Airs.
n 4 Winter vie CT Postmaster Winter -
this place. Miss Jacobs MI remain during
most az ire winter.
Capt wElhurn. O: Rlrzv5ue. father o. J.
3 Witsrn. phogoEraphsr 81 thEz yIs-e. Is
visg.l7E hfs son and VIII locate here
Ms l. p LedEerw9o3 wife ~ County
Clsrk LeGEerWooa who has Been visiting
relatives az Harvey. has returned ZONE.
William Han. one Of the original owners
5t use famous silver X uE m.ae IS Of thss
week ga G .r3p - the Puget sound country
ans Victoria. 3. c.
pev r. G. Lewis. pastor GO The Conrrs-
ea.taual church 90 th.s city. preached a.
Escssourg las. sunday
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sNoHoMIsH SOCIAL NOTES.

SNOHOMISH. Nov. 6.-Miss Louise came
down from Hartford Saturday. to visit
over Sunday with relatives
Ed Morse. formerly q resident here. has
been On the city the past few days. Mr..
Morse has recently returned from Alaska
Miss Esther D0Trance. accompanies by
her nieces. Miss Helen DoTrance and Mss
Crete Dorrance left for Seattle Wednes-
day morning. where they VIII live In fu-
ture.
Or Thomas Keefe was in Everett on a
business trip Tuesday.
The young ladies Of the Congregations
church gave Halloween social last Sat
urday evening al the residence Of Mrs.
StudinE
Mr. Howard Cismans left fer Seattle
Friday. 10 attend the Seattle high school.
Mr. l. Bush Liveymore was In Snoho-
mish this week visiting old friends
Ben Midget Of Robe was ~ the city
Tuesday. On route % Tacoma
John J. Folstad has gone 10 Alaska 10
work for a mining company.
Miss Marie Schirman was IN Everett on
business this week.
Roy Comegys left for Portland last week
- attend the Portland business college
Herbert and Don Laug6on have gone 20
%ewpor.. Wash. where they viii locate.
Mr and Mrs walter Thornton have ar
rived from Chicago and wiz reside here
during the winter.
Tha~a.ll ~ a hot time fa~ +ba-a r,s-,
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