The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-02
EVERETT SOCIETY.

EVERETT. Jan. 1-Severai OF the
churches went to more than ordinary trou-
bic and not a little expense to entertain
their Sunday schools on Christmas eve
AT the Baptist tabernacle the large pulpit
platform was transformed into a log cabin
home, 1t was fenced: a well-curb and
sweep, wood pile ak, buck-saw and saw
horse. all covered to initiate snow. Santa
Claus came In with a long ladder and
went down the chimney with his back
load OF toys.
AT the Methodist church q supper was
given 10 all the children. Tables were
spread the entire length Of the church.
On the rostrum a postoff.ce and a bank
were improvised from coiored paper made
into chains. At the postofflce the children
obtained their order on the bank. which
they presented and received their present.
The Al-Ki society OF the High school
at their annual meeting held this week
elected officers for the ensuing year.
Those elected were: Daniel Duryea. pres
ident: Jessie Nichols. vice president; Dale
Morton secretary: Harue Halliesacker.
treasurer: Lanse Tshayer. encouragement:
Perry Clark, marshal
Mr.. j. Park Hood. of Pennsylvania. IS
visiting his sister, Mrs. Amos Hager, at
Lowell. He will remain until Mr.. Hager
returns from the Yukon
Mrs John Bunter and son. George. and
hTs. 1dTNiuIt. ali OF SedttiS, spent 1iA5A-N"
mas with Mrs. Hatfield, Of Lowell.
The ladies Of lowell have organized a
book club with the object of establishing
a free library. The officers elected are:
Mrs George NJ. Pillshurs, president: Mrs.
Hoback. vice president Miss Cassie l..
Mitchell. secretary: Mrs. w. G.. Bradbury.
treasurer. The librarian was not selected.
Miss Cassie l.. Mitchell was chosen as
sstant librarian.
Rev. Thomas Coyle went TO Seattle On
Friday to attend the executive committee
OF the State Christian Endeavor Union.
banquet and watch meeting.
Rev. H. II. Snowman. of Snohomish. an
evangelist Of reputation. will hold ser
vices in the Presbyterian church during
the week OF prayer.
Mr. and Mrs w. f. Ward and Mrs.
James and son. of Snohomish. were visit
ing Mr.. W L. and Miss Anna Z. Brown
during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". ]. Lynch entertained
their niece. Miss Sadie McDougal, Of Bur
hngton during the Christmas festivities.
The Degree of Honor. No. 4S. gave the
A. O. T. w surprise last Monday night
at which refreshments were served The
gentlemen were remembered In the shape
of an abundance Of fine cigars. About
seventy-five were present and very pleas
ant evening was spent.
7 n. Barnes. the well known rancher Of
IuaiC0. was n inc CITY t!fiS Wfeh re mas
been in the Yukon valley for the pas.
three years He came out from Dawson
on the overland route. returning on the
Al-Ki.
Mrs. bailey. of Stanwood. IS spending the
holidays ia this city the guest OF her hus-
bands sister. Miss Bailey.
The woman's Book Club will give a
unique entert sinment I'm Central opera
house on Monday evening. January 10.
They will appear in the attractive role
OF the lady Ministries. A more extended
notice viii be given next week.
T. J. Naylor 81 Glerdere. Mon, and Miss
Ne'tia r. Steela az Sabetha. Kansas were
married on Wednesday. December %, Al
tno reqiaerct Of Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Nay
or. parenJsa o. the groom, the Rev.
Thomas Covie officiating The happy
cnfuia will remain On Puget Sound until
scnse time In January. when ;hey will re-
turn 10 Glendere 10 make their future
home.
Te,ers will b. an omen assembly Of the
Good Terplars iD Carpenters hall or Sat
ur7av evening January 8. 70 which tha
members and their friends are Invited
The crdsr = in a very fouriShlng con
dit3on and IS constantly adding - us mem
hcTship.
Rev. J. a. Davis. state lecturer of the
NJ sonic orSssr. returned from Vancouver
= e eu ThuTetzy.
Mr. z ] WaSner Of New York City Is
registered NJ the Grand Central. Mr.. Wag-
per Was for naay years 4 resident OF Wy
orling and other portions Of the mining
West lr thc years when the revolver was
tie only argusnsn; used 20 settle al con-
trcverz'es.
NJ ana Mrs. Howe are the last arrivals
hv tha foot tT2i from Monte crtst0. Mr.
Howe Was the agent o. The Everett. & Mon.
- C~.sto railroad. They viii remain IN
Everett during The winter