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Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-08-10
Institute over.
This IS stamp year.
Boom your business.
Crops of all kind good;
.oxrk month


Oyster ripe next month.
Patronize those who advertise.
This is a great year for boilers.
Home grown melons in the mar
kets.
P. A. Shanor Is in Darlington,
Ohio.
The 4aboat ihen are all re-
joicing.
Some people forgettt9 stamp 'ne''
checks.
The days are getting noteeably
shorter.
Mrs. R. S. Corbitt is visiting III
the city.
Young dressed chickens, 10 cts.
a pound.
w. F. Weichman is down the
river today. =
Work has been resumed on the
macadam pike.
Jacob Koontz, of New Martins
Vile is here today.
E. J. Millar, of Wheeling, was in
the citv Yesterday.
Uric Randolph is down in Pleas
ants county today.
Civil Engineer Millar was in the
city yesterday evening.
H. B. Haskell is a business Wis.,
itor in St. Marys today.
H. c. Kraft went to Friendly
this morning on business.
Mr.. George Parshall was in
Wheeling yesterday on business.
F. D. Young went to Friendly
this morning on legal business.
G. E Work left last evening for
West Orion to attend the republi-
can senatorial conventions!
The Will Cutimins passed down
this afterncen with big; Tip for
Cincinnsti'aua way points:
J. H. Pringle, local MANAGER for
the Oil Well Supply company, was
il Woodsfeld,. OHIO, yesterday
The school teachers all left for
their homes. The institute was
highly successful and instructive.
Mrs. James Mccoy, who resides
along the pike few. miles. east Of
this city, is reported seriously i'll.
Joseph P. Sweeney LETT this after
noon for Oil City, Pa, where he
will visit friends for several days.
Will Harrington returned to the
city this afternoon after spending
few days with friends in Pittsburg.
GO. Cutler is painting and 9th
erwise improving the interior of
his large grocery store on Elizabeth
street.
Miss Maud Courtney, one of Our
hapdSomest young ladies,is visiting
friends in the oil regions of Penn
sylvania.
Arch NJ. Rice went to Barnes
vile, O., last evening, where he
will play today with the band at
that place.
West Virginia has taken three
million dollars worth of war bonds. |
About half million were taken in |!
Sistersville.
Manager W. G. Hays. of the
West Virginia Tool company, re.
ports business very good at his es-
Enlistment.
Mrs. Charles Young and little
son Carmen have gone to northern
for long visit with
home people"
Elmore H. Fetty, of Huntington,
was in the city yesterday. He was
called here to attend the funeral of
his father, the late Geo. Fetty.
Mrs. Porter of Brooklyn addition
is recovering from serioes surgical
operation. 1t was performed by
DR.. Golf, assisted by Drs. Means,
Grier and DR.. Dickey of Wheeling.
According to the decision of
Collector White. of this state, if a
man or woman discounts a note,
order or other evidences of indebt-
edness, he must take out a brokers'
license that costs fifty dollars and a
f,;1,.so %o 40 CO c,,htacte hin, IN n
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-08-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

S. W. Laurerca Is il Wheeling
today.
J. w. Boyer returned today from
Wheeling.
Geo. ShryocS has returned from
Parkersburg.
Art Smith, of Parkersburg, is in
tthe city today.
Cell Nichols is business visitor
in Parkersburg today.
Captain B. T. Bowers is a bust
ness visitor in the city.
a,he Misses Russell are the guests
tof Wheeling friends today.
Prot. Rufus Holden left on the
afternoon train for Grafton.
las. Henderson went down the
flyer en- the early morning train.
MIS-. Dr.. G. S. Wells is the guest
of her parents at Powhattan, today
Uric Randolph has returned from
a short visit with relatives at Salem
w. Va.
Andy Gartlan rclnrned this az
-teruoon from business trip down
the river.
q. D. Spencer, a we'll kffown hO-
tel man of Middlebouyue, IS III the
city today.
Captain RoJert McEldowney
was in the city this morning on le-
gal business.
7. N. Crist has returned from an
u. extended visit with relatives IN the
Keystone State.
George A. Burt, manager of the
Ohio River Railroad company, was
In the city today.
Charlie Russell of Parkersburg,
is visiting friends and relatives III
the city for te ~ days.
Sheriff S. G.. Pyle of Middle
bourne, IS in ti,s city todey on husi-
ness connected with his lfice.
Joe P. Sweeney returned this
morning from short but pleasant
visit in New MartiDsville. II IS all
a mistake, Joe hasn't any gil up
there.
Misses Bertha and Grace Reich,
who have been the guests OF Miss
Rae DIESEL for the past week re-
turned to their no1ue in Wheeling
today.
Mrs. A.. Cline ard children, who
have been visiting relatives and
friends in town GUriug the past
week, returned this afternoon to
their home ia Grandview, Ohio.
". T. Webb, Esq and Mrs.
WEBB spent two days here the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". D.
Moore, OF north Wells street. Mrs.
Webb and Mss. Moore are sisters.
Col. John Hansford Mccoy, ed
itor and proprietor OF the Sisters
Vile Oil Review was visitor IN the
city today. He takes periodical
trips from the moss covered village
in which heresides and comes here
to see real live city. The town
is a little too swift for him however.
He is a seniel old fellow, even if
he does say mean things about us
occasionally. After taking a ride
in our elegant trolley cars he at
tended to some business matters
Sentinel.
From Saturdays Daily.
Wheat IS cents a bushel, silver
,65, and there they stand side by
side.
c. c. Mccormick returned
this morning from an extended trip
north.
Mrs. Charles Carpenter went up
to Moundsville today to visit rel.
atives.
Al McMullen returned today
from an extended stay in Washing
ton, Pa.
Sam Durham returned this af-
ternoon from the Peasants county
-oil fields.
J. J. Sammons, the we'll known
civil engineer, went to st. Marys
this morning.
New queeusware store being
opened in the McCoach building
on the Diamond.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-06

urzsdnik bankowy W Madry-
Gle. Widzac jednak, ae poslo:
vie kuba6scy ME moga cd
parlamentu madryckiego wy
targowac wiekszycb reform,
uzna}, ze moze z1amac dane
s}owo i uciek} do Nowego
Yorku, gdzie oddal sic ma roz'
kazy tamtejszej junty kuba1-
skiej. W roku 1895 udaio mu
sic wyladowac ma Kubs, gdzie
mu powierzono dowodztwo
mad powsta6cami W prowincyi
Santiago.
Trudno twierdzie ma pewno,
jak stoi sprawa pokoju. Ma
oddanie Kuby i Porto Rico
jest Rad madrycki zdecydo.
wany, ME chce jednak wcale
dyskutowac mad dalszemi "a
daniami Amerykanow, gdyA
jak sadzi, Hiszpania ME znaj-
duje sig obecuie W takiem pc.
loaeniu, jak Francya W r. 1871
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-06
Hiszpania namys!a sic
Mckinley ME przystaje ma targoWanie sic.
AGUINALDO ZMIEKk.
Pragnie zye zgodzie z genera}em Merritt.
Odwr6t z pod Santiago.

podrobiony, faktem jest take,
2e powsta6cy W kilku punk
tach znowu podjsli operacye
przeciw Hiszpanom a nawet
majs wyslat jeden oddzial ma
Porto Rico. Przy tel sposo'
bnosci warto sic blizej przyj.
rec osobie Kaliksta Garcii.
Nalezy on do najstarszych we.
teran6w powstah kuba6skich.
Liczy obecnie 20 lat zycia'
Bral udzial W walkach cd r.
1868 - 1878. W roku 1874
pcjmany przez Hiszpan6w,
wypalil do siebie z rewolweru,
ably ujst niewoli hiszpahskiej.
Wyleczono go jednak ode
s}ano do Hiszpanii, gdzie kilka
lat spsdzi1 W niewoi. Wypu'
szczony ma wolnosc, udaf sic
do Nowego Yorku i uknui
razem 2 J6zefem Marti nowy
spisek. Dostal sic ponownie do
niewoli odwieziony zosta1 do
Hiszpanii, gdsie po zsoaeniu
przysiegi, ze ME opusci kraju,
puszczono 60 ma wolnosc.
Przez lat Is dotrzymal slowa,
mimo be W roku 1884 Gomez i
Maceo nowe wywolali powsta'
ME. Do roku 1895 zyl jako
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-06

potyczke dwoma azwadrona.
mi hiszpadskiej konnicy, do
kt6rej cd strony morza stree
lano 2 okret6w "Gloucester" i
"St. Louis"' Eiszpanie zostali
pobici zostawili czterech
zabitych ma polu walki, W tel
liczbie jednego ofcera. Pod
czas stanowczego a t a k u
,ch1opcy" 8 pu3ku zabrali do
niewoli 20 Hiszpan6w, ME
ponios1szy aadnej straty.
NEWPORT News, Va, ego
Sierp. Z Chickamauga przy'
by} 5 pulk stanu Illinois, pod
dow6dztwem pu}kownika Cul.
yer. Zostanie on niebawem
wziety ma poklad okrstu i wy.
prawiony do Porto Rico.
WARRINGTON, 6 Sierpnia. -.
Ze Santiago donosza, ze poru..
cznik James B. Steele z kor-
pusu sygnalowego j kapitan
Edgar Hubert 2 8 pulku pie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-06

koniecznosci, lie ze zyja z iaski
Amerykan6w. Ia amerykah.
skie pienisdze utrzymywali
przez try lata powstanie, aod
chwili wybuchu wojny dostar
czajs i'm Amerykanie zywno.
Sci, broni, amunicyi i picnic
dzy. Gdyby ma seryo mieli sig
od}aczyt cd swoich hoinych
sprzymierze6c6w, musielibY
uledz glodowi, albo oddae sig
na laske lub nielaske Hiszpa'
nom.
W tych warunkach - zda'
MEM gazet europejskich -
zniewoleni SO powsta6cy do
trzymae wiernosci Ameryka-
nom. Wprawdzie kursuje W
prasie ameryka6skiei i hisz'
pa6skiej jakis list Garcii do
shaftera, pe}en gorzkich wy
m6wek zapowiadajacy ger.
wanie stosunk6w, lecz, jak
twierdzs dzisiaj, list ten jest
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-06

lub Turcya pred zawarciem
pokoju W San Stefano i re ME
powinien pozwolic sobie dy.
ktowac tax twardych warun.
k6w, jak Niemcy Francyi.
Twierdzs W Madrycie, ze jezeli
Unia obstawac bedzie przy
swoich acknowledgement "a
daniach, to moze sic przygoto-
wac ma bardzo dlugs wojne,
kt6ra dzieki silnemu oporowi
wojsk hiszpa6skich tax ich
zmeczy, ze sami starac sic beds
o pok6j. To pewnie tylko
przechwa}ki, gdyz z drugiej
strony donosza, ze Sagasta ma
seryo mysli o pokoju ae mi-
mister spraw zagranicznych
swiezo W tel materyi konfero.
wal z francuzkim i angielskim
ambasadorem W Madrycie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-06

powinna wyrzec sic Porto Ri.
CO. Jezeli Rad dzialac bedzie
z wieksza energis, niz dzia1al
dotychczas, honor Hiszpanii
mo1e jeszcze bye uratowany.
Marszalek Martinez Csmpos
jest stanowczo "a pokojem,
gdyz AMI obecny ami laden in.
ny Rad ME jest W stanie wy.
bawie Hiszpanii rozpaczli.
wego polozenia, W jake popa.
d}a przez utrats foty, Santa.
60 i niepowodzenia ma Porto
Rico. Byloby szalehstwem
odrzucae warunki, podane
przez McKinleya. Zanosi sic
ma zmiane gabinetu.
MADRYT, ego Sierpnia. -
Premier Sagasta, naradzajac
sic z przyw6dzcami partyj,
przedstawia} rome dane, mo.
wiace "a i przeciw zawarciu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-06

pokoju. Miedzy innemi "a.
znaczy}, ze general Blanco ME
jest bynajmniej przygniebio-
ny, lecz -przedstawi1 plauy
dalszego i skutecznego dzia1a.
MIA przeciw Stanom Zjedno-
czonym. Sagasta jest "a "a
warciem pokoju i oga pred.
stawicieli narodu hiszpa1skie-
go podziela jego zdanie. Ro.
nero y Robledo i general
Weyler So zawarciu pokoju
przeciwni.
LoNDYN, ego Sierpnia. :
"Statist' zapowiada, ze skut.
kiem zmiany stosunk6w ma
Kubie zgromadza sic tam o.
gromne kapitaly i rozwinie
przemysl, W nastepstwie czego
przemysl i handel W Stanach
Zjednoczonych znacznie upa.
dnie. Kapitalisci zwr6cs szcze.
g6lna uwage ma rosszerzenie
sieci kolei zelasnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-06
choty umarli wczoraj ma z6lts

choty umarli wczoraj ma z6lts
febre.
ST.. THOMAS, 6 sierpnia. =
u pod San Juan donosza, ze
male oddzialy wojska zostaja
wysadzane ma lad i zapalajs
latarnie morskie przez Hiszpa.
now pogaszone. Cztery okrsty
wojenne stoja ma wysokosci
San Juan i czatujs ma blska.
jsce sis po morzu statki trans
portowe, kt6re ME wiedza, "
kt6rych punktach majs przy-
bic do brzegu. Zejdzie jeszcze
kilka dni, zanim general
Miles bedzie mial do dyspozy-
cyl to wojsko, kt6re cd dawna
powinno bye ma wyspie. w
San Juan znajduje sic $500
hiszpa1skiego wojska, ktore
postanowilo bic sic do estate.
oznoeci.
General Miles ME troszczy
sic o uklady pokojowe, lecz
posuwa sic naprz6d. Malym
zachodem wziai Gala wscho-
dnis Geese wyspy Porto Rico
W swoje posiadanie..
BosToN, 6 Sierp.-GuberDa.
tor Wolcott zostal uwiadomio
ny o podaniu sic do dymisyi
dow6dzcy i innycb ofcer6w 6
pulku. Niezadowolenie wyszlo
ztad, ze bali ofcerowie ME
chcieli oddawat tomorrow woj.
skowych negrom.
MANILA, 5 Sierp. - Agui-
naldo zachowuje sic obecnie
spokojniej. Wystapi1 zpro-
jektem, aaeby po zdobyciu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-06
WASHINGTON, 6 Sierpnia.- :

WASHINGTON, 6 Sierpnia.-
Cd dw6ch dni ME otrzymano
wprost 2 Madrytu AMI re stro.
ny ambassadors francuzkiego
zadnego uwiadomienia. Rad
hiszpa6ski doszedl widocznie
do przekonania, ze ma mic ME
przyda sic dalsze targowanie,
lecz nalezy nades}ac kr6tka
odpowiedz: tax lub ME. Tu.
tejszy Rad ME spodziewa sic
stanowczej odpowiedzi pred
Poniedziaikiem ME watpi, ze
wypadnie ona pomyslnie dla
sprawy pokoju.
w Santiago znaiduje sic
$50 lekarzy, kt6rym poslano
do pomocy przy pielsgnowa.
niu chorych l76 dozorc6w,
wytrzymaiych ma a6lts 'febrs.
z tego GO zdzialal dotychczas
general Miles ma Porto Rico
Jest Department wojny zupel.
ME zadowolony.
SANTIAGO, ego Sierpnia.-
Panuje W obozie niezwyk1y
ruch. 6 okret6w transporto'
wych przygotowuje sic do "a
brania czesci wojska ma po.
klad. Spodziewaja sic pr6cz
tego przybycia lS okrst6w,
kt6re Gale wojsko W przecisgu
przyszlego tygodnia przewiozs
do Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Ponce, Porto Rico, 5 Sierp.
8 pulk piechoty stanu Illinois,
kt6ry z pulkownikiem Bennitt
nalezal do trzeciej wyprawy
ma wyspe i wylsdowa} W Ar
rayo, stoczyl pod Guayama
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-06
Telegrar11y.

SANTIAGO, 5 sierpnia, -
General Shafter donosi do
Washingtonu, ae wczoraj W
Czwartek, og6lna liczba cho-
rych wynosi1a 1854, ilosc wy
padk6w febry 2548, nowych
wypadkow fe5ry 5O2. Wy.
zdrowialo $40 os6b, umarlo
10.
MADRYT, ego sierpnia. =
Narady ministr6w z mezami
zaufania trwaly W dalszym
ciagu. Senior CASTELAR, byl te.
go zdania, se Hiazpania ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-06
Chicago, 6 Sierpnia 1898.

Dzienniki europejskie przy'
Jelly z niedowierzaniem wiado'
nose o nieporozumieniu gene
rala Shaftera z dow6dzca pow.
sta6c6w kuba6skich genera}em
Garcia. Wiesci o tenn nieporo-
zumieniu uchodza w ich oczach
"a amerykahski fortel, tax
samo jak fortelem byla pogr6z.
ka o wyslaniu eskadry Watso'
ma do Hiszpanii. Watson
odni6sl przez spowodowane
pogloska o jego ekspedycyi
cofniscie sic eskadry Canary
ma drodze do Manili powaane
zwycisstwo, ME ruszywszy sic
nawet z mieisca. Manila dziski
temu fortelowi pozostawio6a
zostala swemu losowi. Moze
by5, ze rozsiewaniem pog}oski
o nieporozumieniach z Garcia
chca Amerykanie uspic czuj-
nose Hiszpan6w i pomylie ich
co do liczby sill, jakiemi rozpo.
rzsdzaia. Niewstpliwie mar
kotno powsta1com, ze ich
Shafter odsunsl cd rzad6w W
zdobytei prowincyi, ale ma
razie musza sic poddat twardej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-06
MorsIny.

Wojciechowa: = Go pani Macis.
iowa taxa dis pod psemr
Maciejowa: = A moja pani! tym
moim mezem lsmpsrtem rady sobis
dad ME moge, tax ci mi sic iobuzujs
"a dziewuchami lata.
Wojciechowa: = ia tam M sws'
go ME moge wyrzeka6, moi sic bar.
dzo moralnie prowadzi.
Maciejowa: : A lie psuiny msa
ma lat?
Woiciechowa: = Terra akufst No
sw. Anne skohosyl siedmdsissiat diva
roki
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-06
Manili woisku iego bylo vol.

Manili wojsku jego bylo vol.
no wraz z wojskiem amery.
ka6sRiem precise p1zea ulice
zdobytego miasta. Pragnie
nadto tworzyc nowe pulki po-
wsta6c6w, kt6re pozostawat
maja pod komenda ameryka6.
skich ofcer6w. General Mer.
ritt ma ochote zgodzic sic na
te warunki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-08-06

Trudno przypuscic, szeby
rozkaz wycofania wojsk ze
Santiago mial wp}yrac ma de-
cyzye Sagasty przy formula.
waniu odpowiedzi ma podane
mu warunki pokoju.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES.

MIS-. Hessie Hastings is in Port Townsend
visiting relatives
Miss Zoe kincajd has returned home
from her visit TO olympia
Mrs. John Schram returned Friday from
an extended visit to the East.
Miss NJ. F.. Sinsahaugh. Of Chautauqua,
Is visiting relatives in Tacoma.
E ]. Strelan has gone to Dubuque, Ia,
where he Will spend few weeks.
Mrs. r. l.. Hodgdon has returned after
two months visit in Minneapolis.
Mrs Y. ]. Knapp, OF Anacortes Is viz
!ting her daughter. Mrs. ]. NJ Reilly.
Mr.. Frank V. Bell spent Thanksgiving
day with his mother in Port Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs James L. Schultz have
returned from an extended trip in the East
Miss Flora B. Davis, OF vashon, spent
Thanksgiving with her parents in this
city.
Mrs. E. s. Dodge and Mrs NJ. s. Lawry.
OF Anacortes. are visiting friends in the
city.
Mrs A. L. Lindsey. of Tacoma. Is visit
ing Mrs. Arthur H. Harrison at 500 Seventh
avenue.
Mrs. Z. p Ferry has returned from a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Phillips, in
Olympia.
Mrs. A. J. Agnew. of Everett, is the
tenth avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Swaggert. OF New
Whatcoln, are guests OF Mrs Swaggert's
mother at Ballard.
Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ. Riddell. OF Tacoma.
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. ". Rich
mond on Thursday.
Mrs. V. ]. Knapp and Mrs Marcia Den
man returned yesterday to Anacortes after
visiting relatives In Seattle
Mrs. J. r. Franks and her daughters.
Della and Meta, are the guests OF Mrs. ].
'. Van Horn, Of Hartford.
Miss Parsons left last Friday Cor her
home in San Francisco. after a few weeks
visit with friends In Seattle.
Mrs. w, A. Harrington and her daughter
Pattie. who were guests OF Mrs J. c. Horr
of olympia. have returned home.
William A. Gilmore. secretary of the
sick with fever az Providence hospital
Mrs. Carrie Grunkranz returned Monday
from weeks visit with her dauyhter
Mrs. Herbert Conner. at La Conner, Wash
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert S. Conner. OF La
Conner. Wash. spent Thanksgiving week
with the latter's mother. Mrs Carrie Grun-
kranZ.
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Hamilton left Friday
for Chicago where they will spend the
winter. They will return 10 Seattle about
April /
Mrs. George Armstrong. formerly OF
Olympia now residing in Rossiand, b. c.,
is visiting Mrs. T.. I. Smart, Al Olympic
place.
Nrs Baker. OF Fremont. entertained the
following Ballard ladies' 20 dinner las,
Friday; Mrs. w. II. Peter, Mrs. J. &.
Young. Mrs II + Bostian. Mrs sherman
Swagger,. Of New whatcon. Mrs. Murray.
OF Fremont
Mrs Charles Maynard, OF Victoria, who
Is spending the winter with her mother.
Mrs. s Carkees. al Green Lake received
last week the news OF tbs death Of her
husband which occurred at Dawson, Octo-
bar & Mr. Maynard died after long Illness
OF typhoid fever. lie leaves besides his
widow, two little girls aged and years
Chas. Cotton n, is In the city from
juneau. Alaska, where he has been for the
past year After a visit 10 his friends ard
relatives in San Francisco, he viii proaa-
bly, return 10 Juneau He brings very IA
vora6ls news OF two wei known Sea tt lie
boys, Howard Arnes and Nathaniel Carl
who have YeEy good Positions in Juneau
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-27
ORPHANS HOME THANKSGIVING.
Ladies' Return Thanks for Generous
Contributions to the Little Ones.

The Ladies Relief Society OF the Or
phans' home extend thanks to the Seattle
people for their generous attendance at the
charity ball. The ball was a success in
every sense OF the word, and the society
will realize about $3.50 net.
The ladies of the society also wish to
thank the merchants the Post-Intelli-
Gencer and all the good people OF Seattle
for their bountifui Thanksgiving dinner 10
the children, and for the many donations
TO the home.
A lady called at the home the day after
Thanksgiving and was pleased to hear the
little children say: Yesterday was
Thanksgiving. and we had turkey. cram
berries, apples, nuts and raisins and every
thing good. and today We have duck"
EVERY body Is go kind to lis. IL we haven't
n mamma: and we even have little white
bed all our own"
The visitor found the tears flowing as she
left the little ones in their play room. and
the thought came 10 her: "Oh the good
on"
The following contributed to the Orphans
home;
Mrs. W. NJ. Dennis. Mrs. f. Il. .Burweli.
Mrs Charles Hopkins. Mrs. Schuyler. Mrs.
Rackus, Miss n, Denny; Mrs. L IL Gray
Smith q Kennedy. u. c. Cannon, Dr. Brag-
Jon, Or Kloeher. Miss Jackson. Miss De-
pew Mrs. e. G. Hawkins, Mr.. A. A. Den
ny, Mr.. Van de vanier. Lehman Bros, 8.
Ter Street church patchwork quilt; Mrs.
Thurman, City Mills, Schwabacher g. Co,
Mrs w w. Kirkwood, Mrs. II. Morgan.
room 1. Denny school; Miss Shumway.
Charlie elise. Eddie Moss, Fred B rms De.
- singernan. Mrs. S Aronson. Mrs: r..
w. Price. Seattle Cereal Company. Mrs.
DR.. Minor. Or. Russell Mrs. c. White
sey, Mrs. Blaine. II. Wittenberg. Portland.
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CLUB CIRCLES.

A meeting Of the Woman's Century Club
was held at their rooms November -. A
vocal solo was beautifully rendered by Miss
Helen Holmes. Miss Wnsor, Of the Ad-
vance Club. read semi-humorous paper on
THE Moon" a song by Mrs. Baldwin fol-
lowed. The important feature Of the meet
Ing was the consideration OF a paper by
DIR. Devoe. 'Some Municipal Problems. !"
This paper was read before the state assoc
citation at Spokane. The paper was warmly
received and Endorsed by the club and will
p Prob ae ,. be read at the next meeting Of
on the first Friday in December.
The Stag Club is making preparations for
lis next dance to Re held at the Queen Anrs
club house, next Friday evening. The l.
lowing arc the committees for the evening:
Arrangement comm!ttee-Edgar A. Green.
chairman: aids. j r. Compton. William
Castle, Floor ommittee-Harry Ielan.
tr, manager; aids. 4. =. Crawford T l..
nlit.ee~J. NJ. Cramer. chairman. aids J. J.
sloan. Don Cowie. The music will he rem
dered by the First Regim Mt orchestra
- - >.
The Colonial Whist Club was entertained
by Miss Emma Dizard last Wednesday
avenue south. the FIRST prizes being won
by Mrs. /. II. Dearborn and Mr. Ed Wild
mer, tho consolation prizes by Miss Con-
nelly ard Mr.. W. & Stetson. The club
!.
i0l3 Seventeenth avenue
- - ~
THE Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs
Will hold their regular monthly meeting
Friday. December ., lSss. a; 80 r. m,
Room S. Boston Block
The Advance Club VIII hold It's rex;
meeting Tuesday. November - with Mrs
Zllliah Douglas. ~ Bellevue avenue north.
- ~ p
The Nineteenth Century Club will meet
Thursday. December l. with Miss Jessie
Reeves, 1878 Third avenue instead OF as
usual at Miss Bushs studio.
~ ~ ~
The Caledonlan Club of Seattle. will hold
banquet in the Rainier Grand Hotel on
TIE anniversary az 81 Andrews day, Nov
~. commencing at r. N.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-27
Tuiyersfty Notes.

Miss Cora Bauman did not attend coli
iege last week.
Prof. A. b Corey was the guest on
Thursday OF ola-tirne friends In Srohomish.
A large number OF nonresident students
went horne 10 pass the Thanksgiving vaea-
ton.
Pro-. g. r. Reeves entertained a number
Of friends on Thanksgiving al his home in
Columbia.
Miss May Goodman LEFT on Tuesday
afternoon to spend the holidays vita her
parents at Gig harbor.
Mrs Frank Blodge,, L. visiting her
daughter. Miss Charlotte BlodgesL Mira.
Blodgctt has recently moved 20 Fair
haven. leaving her daughter in Lasona 10
attend the university.
Mss Toe KincaId WAS a. the chrysan.he-
m arTz carnival III Olympia on Friday and
Saturday where she had a very enjoyable
time. Miss k4ncaid's father. gho Is >
physician, lives III Olympia
Miss Annie Mitchell, who is attending
the university from Olympia. spent Thanks
giving with her sister. sIFs. AsiseFt Olson.
in SEATTLE Her father. Or. David Mitchell.
IS visiting her here before he fsaves on an
Eastern trip.
College interests center next week about
The inauguration Of fsresiaeni Graves.
which takes psade next Wednesday after
noon. Extensive preparaslons are under
way for the aecoT alton Of Denny ball.
where the ceremony takes place. A large
number q friends u the restitution from