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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-01-24
SAT ON A BURGLAR.

1t is probable that burglars have
never regarded corpulent defenders of
the home with any degree of terror.
But early on a recent morning
burglar entered the room of George
Kuntz of Grove street, Jersey City
and Immediately began to examine the
contents of the bottom drawer of the
bureau, and was upon his hands and
knees, when Mr. Kuntz awoke. Mr..
Kuntz, being a heavyweight, quietly
placed a chair over the head and
shoulders of the burglar and sat on the
chair, and the struggles of the burglar
to free himself were useless. In the
meantime Mrs. Kuntz opened the win
dow and called the police.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-01-24

Tampa, Fla, Jan. 16.-The plans
for the international fishery congress,
which convenes here this week, are
now completed and the indications
point to the largest and most import
ant gathering of it's kind ever held IN
this country or abroad. Both the au-
ditorium and the exposition buildings
are now completed, and the exhibits
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Last years Swiss exposition at
Geneva lasted six months, and during
The party of contractors and capital
lists, under the leadership of Lyman E.
Cooley of Chicago, has arrived at Man
qua to make an examination Of the
Nicaragua canal route.
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SWISS EXPOSITION.

all that time there were only thirty
five days when it did not rain. The
result was deficit of s15O,00O, which
the city paid
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AN INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS
THIS WEEK.
TO BE HELD IN FLORIDA

Many Important Themes to be CON
sidered-Interesting and 1nstruc-
tive Exhibits by Government ana
State Buildings Ready for the
Gatherings.
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vASH0N SOCIETY EVENTS.

vASHoS. May REV. c. r. pomerov.
dean OF liberal arts at the Puget Sound
University. Tacoma. made short visit this
week 10 his Chautauuua home
Mr.. Charles Van olinda, OF Stanwood.
is visiting his parents.
Mr. Mckenzie. or Wisconsin. IS the guest
OF his sister. Mrs. George Convey.
Mrs. Brock Reed Is spending a few days
with Seattle friends
Mrs. Mary Bynon Reese has been invited
Ia deliver the memorial address al Shelton
on Decoration day.
Miss Mary Cr!tchett. OF Lowell. is visit
ing Vashon friends.
About thsrty-fve friends celebrated with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Convey, on Friday
night. the tenth anniversary of their mar
riaae. Tin was in evidence everywhere.
Some nne music. vocal and Instrumental
was rendered by DR. J. J. SturgIs. Mrs.
III. O. Ward and Mr.. and Mrs. Lake Price.
Lunch was served. and A delightful even
ing entoved hv all present
The Epwerth League gave a successful
patriotic entertainment on Tuesday even
ing 20 a fun house. Flag and fioral deco
rat.oas were unique and tasteful.
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THE WHiRL IN OLYMPIA.

OLYMPIA. May THE Ladies Relief
Society gave progressive euchre party
Thursday afternoon in Mrs. 1. Harris
handsome parlors. The lone hand prize
was captured by Mrs. Q. c. White The
first prize for 2rogressions being won by
Mrs George Barnes. Present were MRS.
l. Harris Mr.. and Mrs. Harris, Mrs. l..
Bettman, Mrs. William McMicken. Mrs
A. A. Phillips. Mrs. Q. c. White. Mrs.
George Barnes. Mrs. Phil Skillman' Mrs.
Charles Bolton, Mrs. g. A. Madge, Mrs.
III. A. Chambers, Mrs. II. Alling. Mrs. c.
G. Hefner. Mrs. John Patton. Mrs. II.
McE!roy, Mrs. George Blankenship. Mrs.
Bethe., Miss May Pendegast. Mss Carrie
Rogers.
Mrs. John Convey, wife OF the United
States counsel general at Yokohama, ar
rived home last week. having been sum
moned by the fatal illness OF her mother,
Mrs. A. A. Manning. Mrs. Manning was
one Of Olympia's pioneers. being eighty
six wears Of age. She had long been a
widow and leaves three children. Mr.. E.
C. Stephens, Mrs, l.. A. Treen. OF Seattle,
andsMrs. John Convey.
Mrs J. T. Ballaiae entertained large
party OF friends at her home on the "est
side Wednesday afternoon.
The Rhotiodendron Club gave Its annual
May Day bal In the Olympia hotel last
week. About fifty couples were present.
The pariors had been profusely decorated
with lockwood blossoms and trailing vines.
At midnight an elaborate banquet was
served. The members OF the club had
testified TO their patriotism by draping the
walls of the dining room in the national
colors The Rhododendron Club IS the o.d-
est dancing club tn the city, as We'll az
one OF the most popular.
Mrs. Belle Oppenhefmer Is visiting
friends and re-atsves In Portland.
Mrs. +. d. Hnestis has returned 20 Port
Townsend after visit with Olympia
friends.
Mrs. John Rankine, of Tacoma, IS visit
ing at the home OF her parents. Mr.. ard
Mrs A A. Phillips.
Mrs. J. 7. Gilbert has returned TO her
home IN Olympia after spending the win
ter IN San Francisco.
TIE Olympia gymnasium has recently
elected Rev. ]. s. McCailum president and
Mr. Robert Graham secretary.
Miss Ada Sprague. principal OF the Lin
coin school, has been very III. her place
e. the school room being filed In her alb
senca by Mr. Fred Browne.
4 committee consisting OF Mrs. 4. II.
Fl. Stewart. Mrs. Fla Stork. Mr. George
p. Lane. Mr.. G E. Cline, Mr. Robert
Bridges. Mr.. ]. 8 Dobbfns Mr. Clark Saw
sige. Mr.. Gus Harris. Mr. ]. - Starr, Mr..
James Haight. Mr.. ". p c. Adams, o.
". Mintzer and Mr.. Hugh Ross. has
been appointed - solicit subscriptions for
and purchase a handsome souvenir TO be
presented by the city OF Olympia 20 the
flagship named after the capital city.
Miss viosa wyanders Is home from she
Washington state university. "a which
Astitu,.on she has been student for TIA
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EVERETT SOCIETY.

EVERETT, May 7.-Mr. L. X. Church
spent Sunday IN whatcom,
Mrs. A. c. Griffin returned yesterday
from visit with friends in Grand Rapids.
Mich.
M. L. McCorl1ndale, of Marysville,
spent few hours in the city last Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Benneson will re-
turn from Seattle this week and resume
their residence on Grand avenue.
Mr.. T. F. Rice left with his family for
Chicago Tuesday. There they will reside
for the future. Mr.. Rice intends going into
the drug business with his brother in
that city.
Banner Rebekah Lodge will give a So
cial dance Friday night. May 81 There
viii be but a limited number Of tickets
issued.
Mr. ]. n. Mitchell, Mr.. r. NJ. Mitchell,
and Mr. Broken. left Monday for few
DAYS prospecting near Index.
Mr.. n. II. Merriheid returned from
Skagway Tuesday.
Mr.. G.. A. Roundes has returned to his
old home after a years absence
Mr.. William Lee. proprietor Of the Ire
mont hote,. Is very low with heart trouble.
The doctors have little hope OF his re-
covery.
Mr. and Mrs. william Ross spent
Wednesday in Seattle.
Mrs. f. J. Thayer and Mrs. c. C. Brown
were visitors In Seattle last week.
Or. and Mrs. O. r Allen arrived Mon
day from Decatur H.. and viii remain
on the Sound during the summer Mrs.
Alien is sister of Mr.. w. r. Stockbr.age.
OF this city.
Mrs. William Smith, of Sultan. who ha.
been spending few days with her sister
Mrs. J. w. Stevens. OF this city, returned
home yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs. r. r. Hassel gave an
at home Friday evening. and musical
and literary programme was given.
Miss Eva Mitchell christenei the
Grimes brothers steamer launched Thurs
day.
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last year. She was accompanied BY MIS-.
Range, Of Seattle. who VIII WHIT triends
in Olympia for few days.
State Superintendent OF Schools +. J.
Browne, iectured before the Olympia
lodge F. and A. N. Friday evening, TAX
ing for his subject ''The Origin and Spirit
Of Masonry
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas s. Tew. or Shell
ton. passed through Olympia Thursday
on their way 10 New York.
The Mary-Martha Sewing Club. cor--
posed OF .sttie girls, gave a reception and
entertainment at the Episcopal church
Friday evening which was largely at
tended.
Among the Oiympians VINO went to Ia
coma Thursday to hear Melba were Mrs.
George E. Filley. Mr.. and Mrs. John Cry
dernan, Mrs. Judge Anders, Miss Nina
Kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gimlet.
Mrs. H I. Badger has LETT for Los
Angeles 10 be present at the bedside OF her
daughter, Miss Mary Badger. who is quite
iii with typhoid fever.
Mrs. r. c. Owen and Mss Phoebe
Owen have returned from visit Of eight
weeks In Eastern states.
Mr.. A. L. Campbell Is in the East on
business trip.
Miss Louise Aver Is visiting friends
In Seattle.
Miss Bertha Murphy is very III OF pneu-
monia.
Mr. George Henry. Of Seattle. is visiting
friends in Olympia.
The family of State Secretary viii d.
Jenkins has removed to the Williamson
residence. corner Of Fifth and franklin
streets.
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SOCIAL NEWS OF sNOHOMIsH.

SNOHOMISH. May miss Edna Lax
ton Is visiting friends IN Seattle.
Rev. Mr.. Fahs. Of the Methodist church.
was unable to preach to his congregation
Sunday. and the pulpit was occupied by
Mr. Patrick.
Miss Ella Meagher, teaching near Marys-
vile. spent Sunday at home.
Mr.. c. F. Moehring and son, who have
been visiting in the East for the past
month. returned home Monday. Mr.. j. II.
Westpha,, of Chicago. relative of Mr..
Moehring. accompanied them.
Mrs. Allen McDougal, of Monroe, left
this week for her old home In Elgin.
Canada, for an extended visit.
Miss Emma Wilson, OF Seattle. Is visit
ing her parents. ~
Miss Rena Dibb spent Sunday with
friends IN the city.
DR.. G. W.. Stryker returned to Sno-
homish Monday, after an absence Of two
weeks in Arlington.
Miss Ada Dibb after a vacation OF two
weeks. returned to her school at Norman
Saturday.
Mr.. B. N. Ouimette. of Monte Cristo, and
Mr.. F. Fl. Hail, of Everett visited friends
In Snohomsh the first of the week.
DIR. McCully has returned to Tacoma.
Mr. H A. Moore, OF Dunlap, Ia has
been guest Of Mr.. U. X. Loose during
the past week.
monte CIlStO court, OTueI VI AuicI-CdH
Foresters. is making preparations for the
entertainment of the Grand Court Of the
state. which convenes in Snohonish May
10, II and IL.
Mrs. j. w. waldron and daughter eft
Wednesday for a months visit at Mrs.
waldron's former home in Milford. Utah.
Snohomish Lodge. No. so, I. o. G.. T..
entertained No. 172, I. o. G. T., OF Everett,
last Monday evening, the latter coming up
on a steamer chartered for the occasion.
After the installation of officers. refresh
ments were served by the ladies Of the
home lodge.
The Snohomish Dramatic Club presented
to the public at the Alcazar theater Sa. ur-
day night the drama written from Miss
Levin. Baron Bassington." to a large and
enthusiastic house. The affair was under
the management. and for the benefit OF the
ladies' guild OF the Episcopal church.
Those taking part were Mr.. Percy Levin.
Mr. Oscar Nelson, Mr.. c. w. Gorham, Mr..
James w. Hall. Mr.. Harry Knowles, Mr..
Homer Horton, Mrs. Oliver Thompson,
Mrs ]. w. Hal, Miss Edna Laxton. Mrs.
w ]. Maughlin. AT the close OF the enter
tainment members of the cast repaired 10
the beautiful home of Mrs. r. c. Allen.
where they were entertained by Mrs. Allen,
assisted by number Of ladies OF the
guild.
Mrs. Robert Henry visited friends in Sc
attic this week.
Miss NJ. A. White. of Machias, and Mr..
c. p. Diamond. OF Everett, were married
at the home of the latter last Wednesday
at high noon, Rev. Winchester. OF Sno-
homisil, officiating.
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HARTFORD SOCIAL. NEWS,

HARTFORD. Nav mfr. VIII C'esry
visited relatives IN Everett last Sunday
Mrs. J. V. Van Horn and her son. Roy,
are visiting friends In Seattle.
Mr.. Fred ]. Johnston visited Everett on
Thursday.
Mr. John Cissry. tr., visited Everett rala-
sives Tuesday and wednesday.
Miss Annie Frstch was an Everett ard
Lowell visitor this week.
Miss Powers OF Everett. visited the Hart
ford school Monday.
Mr. A. II. Eddy Is IN Chicago.
Mr. Frank Ssrstton ard family left Wed
neShay for Everett. where they Will re-
side in the future.
Mr.. JSeQae Rohinst visited his Lake Ste
veas home last Sunday.
Mr.. Earnest Eddy visited friends In
Everett last week
Mr.. c. r Mcdonald was a Seattle visitor
the frs, CT this week.
Mr., Ira joy was IN Everett visiting
friends this week
Mr., c. a Misslmsr took pleasure party
For a ride Oh Lake Stevens Wednesday
evening, aboard the steam yacht Aicha.
Mr.. VIII Dobsea has returned 70 his
henne IN Robe, after few weeks. sejaurn
AZ Lake Stevens
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Mr.. i. T. Mcdonald visited Hartford
last week.
.afiss Ada BUCK Is visiting relatives in
Stockton. Cal
-atiss Emms Wilson Il visiting her par
euts tn Snohomssh.
Mrs. Brock Reed. OF vashon. Is visiting
ff1cnds IN tbs city.
sIrs Benjamin Rhosdes. OF cen,ral.a. Is
visiting In this city.
Mas Fsna f.aStor. OF Snohomish. In the
xness Of friends Ia this city.
Mr. ana Mrs Il r.. pohns. % wha.rom.
sreat last week tn this city,
Mrs. A. r Kine;h OF ceupevtls, visited
friends In this city Last week
Mrs. J. V. van Horn ard son ara vss,..
ins IN this city from Hartford.
Miss ~ Beatrice Peck has returned from
q visit with her stsEer III Portland
Miss r VI. Fletcher. representing che
Tanepuyer Weird. Is a guest at the butler
hotel
Mrs. VI. r. Summers visited her nar.n.,
wsss- " '-S'
SRA. Robert Henry. Of suehoFnlsh. sp<nt
ssvssal Gays las: week with friends In
thss city,
ar. r. q. gaasA. Of Hsxsrstown. Ma.
wli take Hp ais permanent residence Ia
Mrs.. r. J. Thayer ard Mrs. C. C. Brown.
~ Everett. spsat several days las; week
N tAta oily.
Msa j. r. Maxwell snd son, Donald. ..
Tacoma, spent THURSDAY With Mrs. J. Il.
Cochran Of G1esa Asns hlis.
Mr. J. Heron, If uyea who was II
fas city lass week visiting his family. re-
turned 70 Alaska en- the Queen.
Mrs NJ f. Bantou returned last week
from a hTsef antoaFn 81 California ard Ia
again occupyiag her hams ca Sixteenth
ssrs1lse
vs. vstuAa~s s,.x. rs~zs AZ f.A~rx> "
rssAer, Mr.. e T. Downing Rai Mr.. W. II
EFinksr spent lBss ssn34y GxAtnx Ga
saaak ssouEh-
Mrs Isabella ~ r Morris and dasws-
ter. Mas +. A Morris. o. Portland, ara
staysng Ter tha suulnaer ~ Mr. Z. W
Kitchens, Lake Washington.
Mrs. Bea IL. PITS loft Thursday on shs
steamer cay % ktassten FoS British CO.
iunaeia. where she wtsl spend The sum
uasr visiting relatives ana friends.
Mr.. {. Thomas Hail iefs yesterday morn
lag For GassreAte. h. G., where re Will
manage the operations OF TIVE Eola dreag-
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Thirty members OF Seattle Camp. No.
Co. Woodmen OF the World. visited Bal
Lard camp last night. All the officers
were present and conducted tbs in.fia-
ton OF three applicants. Refreshments
were served and the visitors left on the II
o'ciock Car for henae.
Mrs A. KiIworth departed yesterday
morning for Kansas City. Mo-. where she
will visit her pafents
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Meth
odiss Episcopal church met yesterday with
Mrs. William Coleman IN East Ballard.
Refreshments were served.
Preliminary steps were taken last Mon
day In the Presbyterian church 10 organ
sze w. c. r. T. IN Ballard. MIS-. c.
Walters was elected temporary president
Permanent officers viii be elected later.
Mr. James u. Wood. postoffice inspector
for this district, went through the local
Office last Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Auir, Of Everett, visited her
sister, Mrs b. F. Brooks, last Sunday.
Ms John Henry has removed TO 6l3
Twenty-sirst avenue, Seattle. Mrs j. A.
Peabody has moved into the house on Polk
street vacated By Mr. Henry.
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nELLrSGHAM BAY SOCIETY.

WHATcOM. Nay mfr. and Mrs. H.
l.. Dickinson. Miss Ruth Watson, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. j. Craft and Miss Semplin went
to Seattle today TO hear Melba.
Mr.. Charles IT. Stone. harbor and wharf
commissioner at st. Louis, who has been
visiting his sister. Mrs. Thomas Slade.
returned to his home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Higginson left on
Thursday for California trip. They will,
be gone a month.
Mr.. II. G.. Geer. OF Minneapolis. called
on his cousin, DR.. II. E. Henderson. this
week.
The Trinity NJ. f. church people have
arranged for the building OF new church
on their present site and Will commence
Immediately.
Mrs. E. H. Branin. OF Martin. Wash.
has been the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. A.
Branin this week.
Mr.. j. Satterthwaite, OF Lynden. and
Miss Ariadne wempler, Of this city. were
married yesterday at the home OF the
bride.
Mrs. NJ T. Summers of Seattle. has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ.
Day. this week.
Rev. David Dunlop. pastor OF the Fair
haven Presbyterian church. has resigned
and on Friday left for Nanaimo. b. c..
where he takes charge OF a church.
MI ara aiIs. D. -. IouDS spent tiis
week In Seattle.
Mrs. J. n Fortier entertained the high
school orchestra on Wednesday evening.
It's eleven members are busily pract.clng
now for the commencement exercises IN
the beginning OF next month.
The Country Club. which was organ
fzed last year, made its initial drive into
the country on Thursday. They went as
far "a Fort Bell!ngham and spent the az
ternoon very pleasantly. Among the par
Elephants IN the drive were Mr.. and Mrs.
n. L. Dickinson. Mrs. Benson, Mrs. Gran
din. Miss Ryrne Miss Benson. Miss Temp
lin. Mr.. Fl. J. Bloede.. DR.. Darling, Mr.
Glen Hyatt.
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Mrn. G.. w. GflgEs, sec9n0 Sice-pxesIoent,
Mrs. Alex Thompson. recording secretary:
Mrs <. n. Fitch. corresponding secretary;
Mrs ]. A. Parker, treasurer executive
board. Mrs. Alexander Baltic. Mrs. Fl. @.
Foster Mrs. F. Brown, Mrs. Stacy, Mrs.
J. n. Miller, ir.. Mrs. r. B. Price, Mrs
c. H Walker. Mrs. o. G.. Ellis. Mrs.
George Browne. Mrs. Frank Allyn, Mrs.
Frederick Watson.
Mrs. n. B. Caldwell. Mrs. r. NJ. Hart
well and Mrs. G.. w. Mum were the
guests Of Mrs. George Blanchard At
luncheon Tuesday.
Mrs. T. B. Wallace will leave tomorrow
on the City Of Seattle for Dyea to join
Mr. Wallace. Mrs. Wallace expects to be
gone q month.
Mrs. l. r. Manning entertained at
luncheon on Wednesday Mrs. Adna An
derson, Mrs. Donald Mcdonald and Mrs.
L. z. Post.
Miss Elizabeth Allen. OF Olympia. who
has been the guest OF Mrs. Fl. g. Foster
during the past week. will return home
Monday.
Mr.. J. T. Steeb will go East next week
to meet Mrs. Steeb in Westfeld, n. j.
They will return 10 Tacoma in about
month.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. d. Tyler, Miss Tyler.
Miss jamie Tyler and Mr.. T. v. Tyler
formed a box party at the opera Thursday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Hyde. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. r. Manning and Mrs. William Big
low were in box at the opera Thursday
night.
Dr. and Mrs c.. c. Wagner. Mrs. c. W.
Griggs and Mrs. George Blanchard oc-
cupied box at the opera Thursday night.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Pearce dined with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Hacker Thursday. all
going to the opera in the evening.
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Miss Mcknight and Miss Mckinney. of
Seattle, came over for the dance at
Mason's library Friday night.
Mrs. o. r. Cosper and family will soon
leave town to occupy their cottage at
Lake Steilacoom for the summer.
Mr.. Hugh c. Wallace came down from
Tacoma Wednesday.
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Mrs. Bass Is expected in Tacoma to
spend the summer with her daughter,
Mrs. L. r. Manning.
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Mrs. Galusha Parsons has gone to Des
Moines, Ia. to visit her daughter, Mrs
Fullerton.
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Rev. and Mrs Alfred w. Martin are
expected home from San Francisco today
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Mr.. Robert Pierce will leave Tacoma
soon to spend the summer in Virginia.
Mr. II. S. Griggs ard Mr.. w. A Stern
berg were in Seattle part OF the week
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Miss Matte Barker is expected home
from Europe in about a month.
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Mr. George Blanchard and Mr.. Conduit
wheeled to Olympia on Monday.
Miss Sadie Bennett has returned from a
two weeks visit in Portland.
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Mss Julia Sprague is expected home
the first Of June.
Mr.. Philip Tillinghast left for New York
last week.
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Mr. w. d. Tyler was in Seattle this
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We offer One. Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that can not DO
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Niss Ada ~ 0oOdharf. of Seattle. were
eu5efIy married. Miss Ida Berrseh acted
- brsdesmatd and Mr.. Summer Baldwin
was best man.
r + r
The engagement il announced OF Miss
Florence Mcclellan. daughter OF Mrs. Ju-
1let Mcclellan. 10 Mr.. Norman Martin, al!
Of Los Angeles The marriage VIII D
celebrated June ]. ISIS.
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Cards have been received announcing
the marriage Of Aiss yests. Alma Aaiest
to " RI. u. Rowel, OF Minneapolis. Miss
Nsiiett 10 a sister OF Mrs. }. T. Cochran.
Of Queen Anne.
r = 4
Nx. Earle Kahler, Of Seattle. and Miss
Eva Hobson. of Eiiensburg. we're married
Nay I, IN the parsonage at ~ Fourth ave-
nue, BY Rev. J. ". Smith
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IN BRiNNUN.

BRFNNcS, May Miss Fannie ellison
and Mrs Bowman went 30 Port Townsend
to<say 20 take n teachers examin alton.
Miss Daisy &AcousSer left for the county
sea. yesterday. where she viii remain for
the summer with her father, County As
ssssSor julius Macc1asser. She was accom-
panied by Miss Allie wilson ard Mss Ari!a
Miller. who 50 ca short visit
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NOTES FROM CENTRALIA.

CENTRALIA. May Mrs. Georria
North. OF Pennsylvania, is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Fleming
Mr. Doragh. OF Olympia. Joined his wife
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STEAMER City OF Seattle Vii. leave for
ALASKA Monday evening instead OF Sunday.
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HOW's THIss

Continued on page q.
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The Aloha Club held .ss annual election
OF Officers a. TIE Annie Wright seminary
OF Monday afternoon. Mrs. Galusha Par
sons was reelected president for the
sixth time. Aisa Wallace. y.co,proaident;
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Mrs. Chester Thorne has returned from
hct Springs Ark. where she has been
during the last four months for the bene-
fl OF her health.