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The San Francisco call., 1897-11-01
THE WEATHER BUREAU.

r: UNITED STATES DEPA RTMENT OF AaRICUL-
TuRE- WEATHER BUREAU; SAN FRANc1sco
October 81 1897, 8 P. NJ. -.
4 he following the rainfalls for the past
twentyfoJr hours and the seasonal rain falls TO
date as compared with those OF tn same date last
season: EureKa.0O. this season 3 s3. las. season
81; Red Bluff 90, this season 9 II, last season
1888; Sacramento 90, this season BIB, last. sea-
son i.l6: San FRANCISCO 90 this seaso / So last
season Is: Fresno 90, this season 1.2o, last
son l. 5e; an Luis Obispo 90 this season .S5 last
season os; Los Angeles 90. this season 1852, last
81 ason 1,Y3; San Diego 90 this season 1.05, last
season LILO; Yuma .0J, this season 81 last season
liza
San Francisco data: Maximum temperature SO,
minimum so, mean 5A
Weather Conditions and General Fore
casts.
An area of low pressure lies over Vancouver
fslai TO night An area of high pr ssure covers
wyoming Nebraska, the Dakotas and southern
Idaho \ second high area prevails along the
coas; OF Callfcrni north OF san Luis Obispo
Conditions are sue h that trough Of low pressure
may deveop rapidly in the valleys of Caifoi MIA
and nor hwaid through Or, gon.
The temperature has remained near station
onnialns. In he upp-r Missouri valley there
has en- fall of from 10 TO } deVre 5.
Rain has fallen at Fort Candy and Ta,oosh
Island.
maximum wind velocity OF s6 mil es per hour
from he south Is reported at For Ctaby.
Forecasts made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midn ight Move III Der /. 1897:
Northern Califo'na-Unsett ed weather with
rain Monday afternoon and nj h. along The mort h.
ern coast: sou h"astery winds
southern California - Fair Monday; north
wpstery winds.
Nevada-rnir Monday, with unsettled weather
in noi hern portion Monday night
Utah and Arizona-Fatr Monday.
Fan FRANCISCO and vi in ty-Increasing cloudi-
ness, with ccnd tions favorable for showers Mon-
day nj ht southeas; eciy winds.
special report ON Mount ramapais. taken at
bP H.-(lear: light wind from the northeast
tenDerature hl maximum So
w H. III MMoN. Local Forecast Official
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-01

will give a reception to ]. W. Hen
drie on Wednesday evening, November g.
The reception is 10 be held at the. library
building, on the corner of Van Ness and
Golden Gate avenues, and is rendered to Mr..
Hendrie as a recogn ition of the generous gift
which ne recently made the library
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-01
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

branch OF the United States Hydrographio
ONCE local ed In the Merchant ExchaDgs Is
maintai ned in san Francisco for the benefit Of
expense '::.5 -. e:
Navigators cordially invited TO visit the
office. where complete sets OF chsr-s and sailing
direc ions OF the world Kept on hant or com
parisou and reference. and the latest Information
can always be obtained regarding lights dangers
10 navigation and all matters of Interest to ocean
mmerce.:" ~ s..:'...'-.
The time bail too o. the building on Tele-
graph Hit IS hoisred about ten minutes before
noon and Is dropped n noon l2Qth meridlGn by
@teIegraphfc signal received each day from this
United States Naval Observatory o. Mare Island
Cal..- =: ..::t. =
A notice stating whether the time ball was
dropped on Time. or giving the error, IL any. Il
pu bll The the same day by the after noon papers
aud by Inc morning papers The follow ng lay,
=. :: Nv. \. HUGH Ea,
!. -. Lieutenant y. g N. In chsrya
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-01
Move NIB ber-1ss7.

early morning. ides ara gwen in the left hand
column. and The successive tides of the day In Ihs
order o! occurre nee as 10 time The second inns
column gives the second TIDE OF the day the third
time column The third life, and the last or right:
hand column sfves the last tide of the day, except
whom there. are but thres tides. sometimes
sccurs The heights given are additions to ths
soundlngs on the United htates Coast survey
charts except when q minus sign e. precedes the
height and then the number given u snbtracttvs
from he depth given BY the charts.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-01
MEMS MISSION INAUGURATED.
St. Francis Church Crowded to the
Doors asst Evening.

Doors asst Evening.
The Woman's Mission inaugurated az
St. Francis Church, Vallejo street and
Montgomery avenue, Sunday, October "a
closed yesterday afternoon o'clock.
During the services yesterday the church
was crowded 10 the doors by the devout.
Father Firnegan delivered the sermon.
He exhorted the congregation 10 persevere.
to fight good fight and win the prize of
everlasting life. He explained during the
sermon the plenary indulgence and the
papal benediction. Daring the morning
services the music under the direction of
Mrs. 4. b. Collins was unusually impres-
sive. The Mission for Men was ineugu.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-01
OCEAN TRAVEL.
COAST STEAMSHIP co.

STEAMEk5: LEAVE BROADWAY FRA.
- wharf San Francisco. as follows: &ssll3
For por.s in. a laska. A. NJ, y ovs2 z, l., II,
% % and every firth day thereafter
For Victoria, Vancouver (B. Co., Port Town
send, Seattle, Tacoma Everett Anacortes AMI
New Wlatcom lBelingham Bay, Wash.l 8 A. n,
Nov :; 2, -, IL .. z. and everv fifth day there
after, connecting at Vancouver with the e. p. Ry.,
at Tacoma with n. p Ry., at Seattle with G:
n. Ry., and Alaska steamers :t::-.;
=: For Eureka; Oh nm holdt Bay),: Str. Pomona z
P. M, Nov =, g. H. 10, 20, "a, 295 Dec 3 7.:11,
Is. 20. "a 81 Jan l. g. II, a. Is. 22, 20. l..
/. For Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Simeon. Cayuco1
Port Hartford (san Luis Obispo), Gavio;a santa
Barbara, Ventura Hueneme, san Pedro East san
Pedro CLOS Angelesl and Newport 8 A. N Nov.
2, $40 IS. 22 26, 3 j and every fourth day
thereafter -~...
>: For San Diego, stopping only at Port Harrori
{San Luis Obspo), santa Barbara, Port Los An
geles ana Redondo clos Angeles), IL NJ. y ov,
a: s; l.. o., ~ 24,"2s, anu every fourth d ay
thereafter. -... - -
For Ensenada. Magdalena Bay San Jose del
Cabo, Mazatlan, Altata, La Pazy santa kosalia
and Guaymas tMex.) 40 A. M. I'd of each month.
The tompau reserves The right TO change with
out pre- v1ons notice steamers, sailing dates and
hours OF sailing - !: ~. -
Il. TICKET oFFIcE-PALAcE HOTEL, NEW MoNr-
GoMERY st. =. :;
=. GOODALI, Perkins, CO. GenI Agents ~.
: 10 Market St. San Francisco.
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STEAMERS TO ARRIVE.
sUN.s:: MO ON AND AIDE.

t NITED STATES COAST :ASD GKonErro SURVEY.
TINES AND. II HEIGHTs OF: HIGH AND Low
q: WATERS AT foRT POINT :ENTRANcE TO SAN
!: Fra CISCO BAS: PUBLISHED BY OFFICIAL
AUTHORITY of THE. SpPERINTE ENDENTe =:
::NoTB-1he high and low waters :ur at the
City trout (Mission-street WHARF about twenty.
five minutes laterthan az Fort Point; The height
OF tide IS the same at both plaees ...i :.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-01
;Auctlo11 Sales
EDWARD s. SPEAR C. CO..

III HNU os bi LIib " UUsy
Auctioneers. 81 and 33 Sutter Street
Teleph one, Main 5lS1.
ESQ RICHMOND AND ARGAND
-: RANGES At AUCTION.
<.-:.. :: TOMORROW.
Tuesday. .:.............N November 2, 1897,
:. AT 10 O'Clock A. M. +--.
- .@-- :4 We will sc by order OF :%-...
LARGE RETAIL. SToVE-DEALER
ION account OF declining business), his entire
stock removed TO: our store for convenience Of
sale: -. ..':'' .:...-' ~ So.
.. :t' -. i -. -. :. COMPRISING.
$50 RICHMOND RANGES,
100 .ARGAND RANGES, *.. .@-
l., rs HE ATING STOVES,
!. :..:. j. 25 IRONING STOVES.
:: NoTE-The attention OF dealers and private
PARTIES Il called the above sale, as the goods are
very desira bic and in fine order The ranges will
be on exhibition MONDAY. - -..<..
:. EDWARD $ SPEAR & CO., Auctioneers,
,-..'. -; =. :. 81 and 33 ~utter St
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-01

Reception to j. w. Bendrie.
The board OF trustees of the Mercantile Lii
brary Association and the Mercantile Library
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-01
MOUNT TiMiLPi SCENIC RAILWAY

(Via Sausalito Ferry).
Leave San Fran cisco Commencing Sept.
19, 1897:
WEEK DAYS-9 :30A NJ. Arrive :. f. 4:55 p II
sUNDAYS-S:0U, l0:U0, II 80 A. N; l:l5 r N.
special trips an arranged for py applying
THOS COOK 4 SON, 62l Market st.. San Fran.
ciscQ, or teIephoniny Tavern Of lamapsis
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-01
FOR SlgJOSE, Ioy GAT0S & SANTA CRUZ

C,TEAMER ALN $50 LEAVES PIER DAILY
y lsundays eacepted) a: 10 AM Avis, daly
(Saturday excepted) at p Freight and
Passenger. Fare between san Francisco and
Aiviso. soc; to San Jose 7sc Clay y. Pies L
81 NJ First sts san joss
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-01

: COAST DINi,I0N Marrow Gauge). r
r.: Foot of Market Street1 '~:.:.
. s:I5A Newark CeGteryt San.I lose FELTON,, IL:
Stations. :. s: - = - -. o.5o
! s2:l5P Newark; CeuteTyilie San Jose New =:
za:.. Ahnaden, II elton; liouler Creek, .>-,
1.,4+ :::ti.:. Santa Cruz aud Principal Way
Otatlons > -
4:I5r Newark, san lose and Los Gatos -: 0:2O
80 Way Stations .7:2o
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=cREEkRoUTE FERRY.

.:'--.'7 =. COAST DIVISION IBr0ad Gaugel. :. q
i -" CThird and Townsend Sts. j.. -:
= 6;ooA San Jose anl Way Stations (New :. =
H: ~ :.,* Almaden Wednesdays only) 6:5oA
9:OOA Sai Jose, Tres lnos, Santa Cruz. .:,a-
.+--s. Pacific t;Toyc Paso Rohlcs, San -
=. Iais l)bspo Guadalupe, Surf and
-. - Principal Way Stations 4:13r.
IO:4 o SAN Jose aid Way Stations. ........ sScOA
II:3OA San jose aud Way Stations +......- S;35A
'2:3Or Sa,r Mateo Redwood Menlo Park, .
= =. - Santa Clara, San Jose. Gilroy. :
:. : = : !: Hollisterl Santa Cruz, Salinas,
~ ~. Monterey and racGcti drove FI0:4Ok
"3:I5P Saif and Principal Way Stations +9O0A
s4:1 San Jose aud Principal Way Stations 04oA
i. s3:00P San Jose and Principal Way Stations l:3Or
@ 5:3Or San ami Princiual Way Stations 5:30P
6::sOr San j ose and wv ay Stations 7:30F
tII:4oP San csc and: Way Stations ::lOP
=. = A for Mcrnug - =. =. =. J. for Afternoon
sSundavs exeertod i Sundays only 4 Saturdays clya
- 4 MsnIayr Thursday and Saturday nights only: -
r: Mondays and Hlursdays. =; 49, 49, =
-. sWedpesdays and SaauriavH. -: go. 49,.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-06-19
CURED
Rheumatism.
Eczema,

Rheumatism, Eczema, Kidney and
Stomach Trouble.
1t is but the truth to say that humid
reds Of people suffering from the above
and other diseases have been cured or
greatly benefited by the use Of the
medicinal waters at Hot Springs. S. d.
II you are interested address for par
ticulars. A. s. Fielding City Ticket
Agent North Western Line. III South
Tenth street, Lincoln, Neb.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-06-19
THE SOCIAL PROPAGANDA.
Carrying to Many Fields the Settle
ment Movement and the Cause
of Brotherhood.

Written by the Warden of Chicago Commons
The despenining social consciousness
and interest in the settlement move
ment is indicated by the entirely I'M
solicited invitations to which we have
been able TO respond within the past few
months from many fields, including, as
instances. the following organizations:
The Rock River Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. the year
ly meeting OF ths Friends Endeavo-
So :ieties OF Indiana and the Indiana
State Epworth League, the Ohio State
Convention of the Brotherhood Of st.
Andrew protestant Episcopal), the
State Congregational Association and
the Congregational Club. Peoria, ILL.,,
the National City Evangelization Soc.
ieties OF the Christian" Churches, the
Indiana State Conventions OF the Dung
Mems Christian Association and the
Young Peoples Society OF Christian
Endeavor. the international Young
Women's Cbritian Association Conven-
ton at Detroit Among the many local
churcnes thus addressed are the Contra
independently, St. Paul's Reformed
Episcopsl), and Bethel (coloredl, All
Souls (Uuitarian). in Chicago: the Pro-
testant Episcopal Cathedral in Cleve
land. Ohio; the Friends Meeting House,
Richmond. Ind; the Jewish Synagogue,
Louisville. KY, and many Presbyterian,
Methodist, Christian aud Congrega
tional churches in Illinois. Michigan.
Indiana, Ohio. Iowa, Kansas. Wisconsin,
Nebraska.
The sociological clubs at Hiram Col.
lege, Ohio, and the University of Chi.
cago; the Students Christian Associa
ton at the University of Michigan; the
Milwaukee College Endowment Associa
ton, and the Association of College
Alumna, Chicago; the Inter Seminary
Missionary Alliance, Lane Theological
Seminary; the University of Cincinnati;
Illinois College; Hyde Park High School;
Womenis Clubs at Fort Wayne, Ind,
Englewood, Irving Park and Lake
View, ILL.,, the Nineteenth Century Club,
Oak Park, H.. the Amity Club of Free
port. IN; the Matthew CLUB. Chicago;
the Association Of Young Women's
Clubs. Chicago; all have aided in the
extension of the propaganda by afford
ing interested audiences to hear the
cause discussed Besides many inform
al groups and meetings of working peo-
pie, the Seamens and Machinists'
unions OF Chicago, and Trades ard La
Dor assemblies at Des Moines, Iowa,
Grand Rapids. Mich, Elgin, ILL.,, and the
Manchinists' reception OF the Cleveland
Young Mems Christian Association, have
been addressed.
Summer schools at Bay View, Luding
ton. and Macatawa Park, Mich Ottawa.
Ill; Des Moines, Iowa; Crete, Neb, OF
ia a. Kan; Lake Madison. S. d., and
Chautauqua Lake, n. Y, have included
representatives Of the Commons on the
programs. This is list OF places to
which DR.. Graham Taylor has been call
ed during the past season to speak of
Christian sociology. Those who be
came interested in Chicago Commons
through DR.. Tayloris lectures will bs
glad to see evidences OF the increasing
araaa he breaches tn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05

rro-s ard ~ the morning service observed
TIE sacrament o. ire Lord's supper. Rev
Nar-attFs uastS-ats has been productive q
much good % TIE church and lis people.
and the people q S1oh0Tnizh are unzni-
nous in their regreaE thai other duties VII
take hin and bis szllmahl@ wife from Szc-
hcnish.
Mss Roe. Mss Blanche Shaw. Mss
Maud SHAW. Miss Esther Levy and Mss
Margery EuN. of Seatfle. are IN the city
visiting Mrs H c. Comegys.
" T Elwen = back from the skagft
county mines. where he spent week On
business.
H J. Lanzatt has been engaged 20 take
charge Of the stanwood school for the next
year. The school opsns September e.
Clark yestai returned from the noun
tains Thursday.
A good musical entertainment. was given
last Saturday night ar tire Alcazar BY an
amateur company under the direction Of
T. r. Er1man and A r. Steiner All the
participants performed their parts well
and each showed the result Of the efficient
coaching OF the directors. The Montrose
sisters % Seattle, assisted in the pro
gramnse. and their song and dance was en-
gsisstlcally received by the audience. A
social hop was given after the programme
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
ToLT SOCIAL NEWS.

TOLT. Sept 4--The most important so
clal event which has taken place for
some time was the Benefit bali given by
Tolt Lodge. l. o O. F, for Joseph Lang
lois. Despite the fact that the event
came of in the midst Of the busy har-
vestiBg season. there was a large attend
arce and the affair socially and financial
" was "A great success. Supper was
served by the ladies OF the Rebekah
Lodge. assisted by many Of their friends
who gladly assisted the Lodge In its ben
evolent efforts. TIE amount realized
will be almost sufficient TO purchase
limb for Mr. Langlois- Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Faulds.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bagwen, Mr.. and Mrs
y. A. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ
Dermott Mr. and Mrs J D. Cooley Mr.
ard Mrs. F. p. Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs L.
Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Davis. Mr..
and Mrs. r. NJ. Davis Mr.. and Mrs. P.
J. Ames. Mr. and Mrs. George Boyce.
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ Templeton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Davis Mr.. and Mrs. c. Wheel,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Ames Mr.. and Mrs
". II. Hand. Mr. and Mrs. f. E VII
liams. Mr.. and Mrs Alex McNaughten.
Mrs. Annle B0yce. Mrs. Hamilton, Mr..
and Mrs. Hansen. AIr. and Mrs. f. c.
Boyce. Mr. and Mrs. A. Pickering. Miss
Mamie Entwistle Miss Celia Entwistle.
Miss Mamie Mckay, Miss Nellie Carl.
Miss Mary Faulds, Miss Glore, Miss
Sarah Byerley. Miss Hattie Richardson.
Miss Lucy BagweIl Miss Carrie Bagwell.
Miss Edna Davis. Miss Thomas, Miss
Mabel Manderville. Miss Emma Neel.
Miss Dooley. Miss Laws Miss Rose Lord,
Miss Ada Templeion. Miss Ida Temple
on Mr.. ". A. Faulds. Mr.. H Bailey.
Mr. NJ Coeikars Mr. l. l. Dillman. Mr..
r. Stasseu Mr.. F. Knutson. Mr.. A. Pre-
0stt Mr.. A. ID. Thrall, Mr.. Leon Leepsr,
Mr. Bert Day, Mr. r. ". Allison Mr.
Roscoe NeeI. Dir. II. Manderville. Mr..
Roy Rutherford Mr.. Roy Cooper. Mr..
Howard Thomas. Mr.. Fred Bagweil. Mr..
WIZ Templeton Mr.. E. Bennett, Mr.. A.
Joyce Mr. Smith Mr.. w. r Leedy. Mr..
James Entwistle. Mr. Henry Suits.
Mr.. and Mrs j. j. ktiby who came here
bout two years ago from Duneden. New
Zealand have left for Steveston. r. c,
where they will reside. Their son. Mr..
has Kilby. and wife and their son-in-
aw. Mr. Alex Kolloson. have already set
led there. being connected with the sal
men fisheries.
Miss Hattie Richardson, Of Seattle, IS
fsiting friends In the valley. and attend
the Benefit ball.
Mrs, Helena Bailey. who has been
tending some weeks on her husbands
-anch. has returned TO Seattle for short
me. She expects TO visit here again
befoIe long.
Mrs. John Suits Is visiting with her
daughter Miss Minnie, and other friends
IN West Seattle.
Miss Glove. Of Redmond. has been vis-
itng with her sister. Mrs h Il. Faulds.
and was among those who enjoyed the
Benefit bali last week
Mrs. Annie Boyce and her sister, Miss
Mamie Mckay. spent few days in Seat
tie last week
Mr.. f. n. Keyse arrived from Cooks
Inlet Alaska, on Sunday, and viii leave
IN a few days for visit to his old home
In Minnesota
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SOCIETY AT CHEHaLls.

CHEHAILs. Sept. 4-Miss Minnie Hsz-
gard has gone 10 Claquato. She will
attend school at the state university this
year.
p 2. Patton. a prominent merchant Of
Mount Vernon. was in the city on business
this week
J. ". Edmunds. well-known Portland
Insurance man. was \ visitor in the city
THIS week
Mrs. 8 j. Miller Of Vancouver. Wash.
Is spending a few days with relatives.
Mr. ard Mrs. y. 2. Holhrook OF Ma
rengo. IA. are visiting the family II NJ. L.
Holbrook. They viii remain a week or ten
DAYS.
Rev. and Mrs T. f Elliott are attending
the n 2 conference ar Everett this week.
Maurice I.anEhorne and family. Mrs. W
W Iaughorne and daughters. w II.
Kenoyer and J. z. Ellis made up a party
which spent several days fishing on Win
Ston creek this week
Judge Elliott and family have returned
from Toke's point. whore they enjoyed a
three weeks outing.
=. J.. Bowers expects 20 leave about the
isth ~ the month for some point IN Alaska.
He goes as a deputy United States marshal
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FAIRH.sEx SOCIETY.

FATRHAvEN. sept Mrs. Edgar Lea
Cowgirl gave a delightful little luncheon at
her residence. on Fourteenth and Douglas
avenues. IN honor OF Mss Cora Smith. Of
Seattle Those present were Mrs. Cow
gill Mrs Laurence z. Ryrne. Miss Cora
Srnlth Mss Benson. Mss Jennie Benson
Mss Stevens. Miss Pettibone. Mss Saea
Templiu
MISS Sada Templin entertained a Few %
her friends On Friday night the 81. At
music dancing and cards. The guests we're
Mr. and Mrs Edgar Lea Cowgirl Mr. and
Mrs Laurence = Byrne. Mss Cora Smith.
Mss Benson Ms Jennie Benson Mss Pet
tiboue NJ. J II BloAel Nj Glen HYATT
Nr Norman Tucker Mt ". r. Chretharn
Mr. " 4 Benson Mr.. John Templlu.
M ard Mrs. T. 9. Ne~mau have re-
turned from an extended visit Nth friends
and relatives 81 California
Mr. ara Mrs e. N. Day and family have
moved - Whatcou. where Mr.. Day i
esfitcr % the Thriee-A~ Weeg News
Mr. ara Ms. KIRK Kinney have gone n
CIncinnat for an extended visit
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SHELTON REUNION.

SHELTON, SEPT. 4-Tre Sons ana
Daughters - the P1c1ee~s % Mason
County held teeir thir8 zanaa1 reunion a.
Che grove On Saturday afternoon TIE Or
ga1szat'on is composed largely - Young
rner a-3 v7cae1. over = Years % aee- horn
ART "a SD tn NA~ca Courrv. and has aAozs
th.vfy members. Most - ne n,e-as bars
were present az Saturdays meeting. as
we also nary - the pioneers Themselves
RSe- NYreE Eeiis. = ne Sknkorrszh RISER
vstso0 ore - shs oldest u th. native h.-r~
Wasalngton. delivered s snlergff s6-
dress ard sxhtb,'s2 a ga-xe raTnh@r q old
aua vaiuact. TVucs, cf Wntch he nas sha
eEest celiactien ln the state Other mem
esrs q the ssc.eFy 466es ~ the entertain
zasal. 49, a. we<s s<<sS1 ala a. cd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-09-05
HARTFORD SOCIAL DoINGS.

HARTFORD. Sept 4-The Lake Stevens
school opened Monday, with Hiss Lila Col
win, Of MarySyille. as teacher.
Miss Mabel 3. Monsey returned Tuesday
from a three weeks visit in Seattle
Miss Louise Stevens OF Marysville. Wis
tied Lake Stevens friends Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Richards and fam
tly visited Everett friends the first OF the
week
Mrs. Lena Johnson was an Everett Wis
tier last week
Mr. Woods Of MarysviIle. visited at Lake
Stevens Sunday
Miss Young. OF Seattle. Is visiting Mrs
{. A Missimer
Mr.. VIII Morgan has moved his family
20 Edgecomb. where Mr.. Morgan has in
tereSts IN a single mill
Mr.. A. ". Fletcher has returned from a
months visit al Hot Springs Arkansas.
Mrs. FrHe and son. OF SEATTLE are visiting
relatives al Hartford junction.
Mr.. Lee Of Mount Vernon. Is visiting hts
brother. Mr.. 3. Lee. az the junction.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Mittaugn and 6augh-
ter, Of Seattle. visited Hatford last week
Mrs. Connolly, OF Snohomixh. visited her
husband az Hartford last week.
Mr. A Smock is visiting relatives IN Sc
attic.
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BtCODA SOCIETY.

BUCODA, Sept. AIRS. Francis Koteh
and her two sons returned 10 their home
Ia Seattle. after spending the summer
with her mother Mrs. J. p. Garland.
MIS- Hopkins and daughter. OF Tum-
water, are visiting friends in Rucoda.
The Christian Endeavor society gave a
very successful ice-cream socia BILE
Wednesday evening.
Miss Clara Blumauer and Milton Kahn
went home to Portland on their wheels.
Mrs. Heycock has returned from Rem
ton and Seattle.
The Puget Sound University Glee Club
of Tacoma. gave a concert at the NJ L.
church Saturday night
Mrs Reese Heycock and son. OF Pen
dieton, ara visiting her parents
Mrs. Sol Blumauer and Mrs Kahn
have gone to Seattle to be present at the
wedding Of Miss Rose Davis
Lone Garland and John Gilbert have
gone prospecting for gold.
Cards were received last week announc-
ing the marriage of Mr.. Ira Alexander
former Buccdsite. to Miss Nellie Eos
ter. Of stanton MINI.