The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-27
CENTRALIA SOCIETY AFFAIRS.

CENTHAIIA AFFAInS.
CENTRALIA. Feb as.-Mr. Chris. Gin
grich, OF Chehalls. was Centralia visitor
on last Sunday.
Mr.. Robert Doragh. of Olympia. stopped
In Centralia a short time Thursday on his
way home from South Bend
Company A attended the Methodist
church on Sunday last.
Mr.. c. c. Bowers left Sunday. via Sc
attic for the klondike.
Miss Pearl Ennis gave farewell party
to number of her young friends on last
Saturday afternoon.
Grand Master w. o. Bennett visited
Mayfield last week on lodge business.
Mr.. A. u. Alexander. OF Chehalis. was
In town this week on business.
Manager John Hawk of the telephone
company. drove to Rainier last Sunday.
Hon. C. VI. Pierce and family left 1ueS-
day for Ohio. where they will reside in
the future.
c. s. Gilchrist spent Sunday in Che
halls.
Miss Ella Field was pleasantly surprised
by U number of her friends on last Thurs
day evening. The evening was passed most
enjoyably. Among those present were:
DR.. and Mrs. r. p. Francis. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Il. Laraway. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T..
Lease. AIRS. Erskine Laraway. Miss Ruth
Laraway. Rev. A. C. Vale, Mr.. j. NJ.
iIduklDdE, MI. JUuu n. ElciV anu
Field.
Mr. s r. Salisbury. representing the
Seattle Post-Intelllgencer. was in the city
this week
Or. A. w. Rhea. of Chehalis was in Cen
traila on Thursday
DR.. T. p Francis was in Chehals on
professional business the first of the week.
Miss Bessie Honeywell entertained
number of her young friends last Satur-
day evening. Among those present were:
Miss Mabel Nichols Miss Lille Langhome.
Miss Edith Mead, Miss Pearl McNitt Miss
Ethel Honeywell. Mr.. Frank Shelley. Mr..
William Hackett. Mr.. Harry Swartwood,
Mr. Charles E. Dale. Mr.. Oran Clark.
Miss Carrie Taylor, OF Portland, is Wis
ting her sister. Mrs. ]. B. Jones' in this
city. ~ ~ y
Mrs. George Null. of California, Is visit
ing relatives in this city.
Mr. O. J. Post and family have moved
into the residence formerly occupied by Mr..
Pierce.
Mr. Neinmer. OF Montesano. was in town
the first of the week.
Mr.. Il. III. Rhodes was In Chehalis
on business the first OF the week.
Mr. W. It. Bnkley. OF Seattle, has pur
. chased the c. @. Berg residence and will
move 1t south q town.
Mr. Ira Honeywell returned last week
from Roslyn. B. G.
Mrs. Alva Jackson and daughter returned
the first Of the week from Nehaska. where
they have been visiting relatives and
friends.
Mr.. J. F. Swarthout and family left FRI
day for Minneapolis. Mimi. where they
! VIII reside in future.
Mr. G. +. Mum left the first Of the week
for the Klondike. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Mum as far as Seattle.
Mr.. Paul and family. after short resi-
dence In this city, have returned to Oak
vile.
Mr. George Wolfe. proprietor OF the Peo-
pies store, left Monday for Aberdeen
Miss Pearl Barnett OF Chehalis visited
friends in Centralia on Thursday.
Mayor Frank T. McNitt and Hon. George
Dysart were In Chebalis on business this
week
Miss Nette Terrill and Miss Dottie Pc
ters went TO Aberdeen on Saturday.
Mr. Leo Rayner left Friday for Butte,
Mont. where he has accepted a position.
Prof. Everard Duby was In Chehalis on
Thursday.
Mr. f. II. Pearson and family left this
week for Austin, Tex, where they will re-
side In future.
Prof g. H. Tucker. school superiutend-
ent of Lewis county was in our city this
week
Miss Burt. of Vancouver. Wash, IL in
the city visiting her brother.
Mr. John Proffitt left Saturday for Alb
erdeen, where he will assist Mr. George
Wolfe In the dry goods store. which the
latter has just opened in that city.
Mr.. +. VI. Settemaier of Chehalis, was
IN town the first OF the week
The Young Peoples Society OF Christian
Endeavor OF this city gave farewell par
" 70 Miss Terrill. Miss Peters and Mr.
John Profit; on Friday evening.
Washington's birthday ball given BY
Company A. y. G.. w. OF this city, was
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well attended and highly enjoyed by all
The armory was handsomely decorated
with bunting and evergreens and the floor
pat in frst-class dancing condition. The
committees in charge Were as follows:
Reception-Capt. T.. II, Foote Lieut. D. n
Watson. Corp. J. r. Cleveland. Private s
+ Jackson and Private u. IT, Cooke
Floor mana gers Sergt. W. J. Underwood
Sergt. r. II. Rhodes and Private J. H
Hawk. Among those present We're: DIR.
and Mrs. ]. u. Dumon. Mr.. and Mrs p
r Stahl. Mir and Mrs. r. A Gabriel Mr.
and Mrs. c. Crosby. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w
piekerson. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Breen.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. 2. GuerrIer Mr. and Mrs
J O. Harms. AR and Mrs John Leitch
NJ ana Mrs. W. II, Nudd. Mr.. and Mrs.
John r Iaraway. Mr.. and Mrs -. !.
Post. MIR. and Mrs s r, Porter. Mr. and
Ms Z. ", Thomas Mr.. and Mrs Bert
Todd. Nj and Mrs RI F.. Webb. Mr. and
Nelson. M and Mira. George Martin Mr.
and Mrs. J. r.. Lease Mr. and Mrs VI r
Gerry Prof. and Mrs George Mills. DR.
and Mrs T. =. Francis, Mr.. and Mre w
J. Jenkins Miss Daisy Miller Miss Lucy
Packard. Miss Kate Martin Miss Abble
Lynn. Miss Lille Dale. Mss Maud Lynch
Mss Edna Amss. Miss May Brown the
Misses Price. Miss Hall Miss Cora Butt
Miss Edith Jackson. Miss Alice Jackson.
Mr Roy SquireS Mr .. : Gilchrist Mt
Frouk Martin. Nj r. Duhy Mr. John A
Field. NJ. John Price Mr. " y Man
nlng Mr.. Charles Nelson. Mr. Ed PaImer.
Mr Eugene Parsons. Mr Harry Swart-
wood. Mr.. C1rls Gingrich. Mr. : r Jack
son
Msss Grace Butterworth az Seattle 81
visiting her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs
" -. Bennett IN this CITY.
Mr. Paul Underwood left Saturday fo-
Seattle
Ms William Virges. OF Tacoma. - IN
;hi7 city visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Ms. George Slack
NJ. +. p Kinxs5ury % this city left