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OLYMPIA SOCIETY.

OLYMPIA, Dec. 24.-The legislative re-
ception and ball 10 he given by Olympia
Chamber OF Commerce just prior 10 tnS
opening OF the session VIII ne ane s, LA
ing tha matter in hand are Dr. z. ~. al Ar
lyon, George G. Mills and III. V. Ogden. All
these gentlemen are adopts In the manags.
ment az social events, ana IN the present.
case the publication of the names IN TINS
Connection Is q guarantee OF the success
Of tho event. :. c....
has returned to Olympia for the hondays.
The Owl Club annually have Christmas
tree at their rooms, on which ossas'on my M,
have OCEANS OF fun. The festivities me ne
rooms in the Talcott building.
Miss Ella Ph.pps was united n mar
rage yesterday At high noon 100 10 Mr rrah x
employed in the treasurer's Office OF king
county, and the bride is the daughter OF
MI. and Mrs. T. II. Phipps. of this city,
Miss Frances Lane is home from Port
land with her parents. Mayor ana Mira
George b. Lane
a. visitor Monday While here he selected
his seat in the house and secured rooms ior
the session
spent two days this week In this city;
During the legislative session they win
have rooms with Mr.. and Mrs. {. A. Bill
ungs
The Capitol Hin Euchre Club met Tues
day evening with Judge and Mrs Anders
ard held pleasant session,
Senator Davis and family OF Everett.
have arrived and will remain during the
session. They will occupy the Garfield
home, on Fifteenth street.
On Wednesday evening, at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W.
Mackey. Mr. George Rutledge. of Little
Rock, and Miss Ida Mackey were united
IN marriage. Both the young people are
well known throughout the county and de-
seryedy popular.
The Ladies' Minstrels which gave such a
successful performance during the carni-
val, will give another entertainment during
the month of January. and Tehearsais VIII
commence Immediately after New Years.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Eiweli and Mrs l..
H. Leach have gone TO their homes az Van
coiiver and viii remain until after the hol-
idays.
A fair OF unusual merit has been In
progress in this city during the week. I'm
aid OF the Sisters hospital,
On Thursday at high noon County Treas
urer Robert Eros; and Mrs. Catherine Tgr-
her were married In this city. and stared
on O wedding tour OF Sound cities.
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CHEHALIS SOCIETY NOTES.

CHEHALIS. Dec. 3-Mr Harry Cos
tgan paid a visit TO relatives in Seattle
ths week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. spooner. of winIock.
visited friends in chehais few days ago.
Mrs. w. Brunsw.g returned this week
Il couple of months with friends.
AIR. T. a. Frost Is spending Christmas
with his sister. Mrs Snyder. In Tacoma
Mrs. Nelson Hendricks. OF Olympia,
visited her parents in chehalts this week.
w. +. Meloy. suryeyor-elect Of Pac.fic
county, spent last Wednesday with his
brother. r. +. Meloy. in this city.
Mrs. A. d. Browning. OF Adra. IL spend
Ing few days with friends at Ritxyille.
Wash.
Mrs John Dobson Is spending the hoil-
daya with her parents at Toledo.
Miss Alta Watson, OF Portland, has re-
turned to her home after a short Visit with
Miss Maud Newiand.
The Misses Ruth Dickson. Josephine
Long, Hattie West, Carrie and Alice Ben
son. students OF the Anne Wright semi
nary. % Tacoma from c3ehalis, are
spending the holidays AT home.
Miss Annie Gray Miliett, one Of the In
strucio.s in the Anne Wright seminary.
Of Tacoma. came down this week TO spend
a few days with her parents.
Ar w. s. Deane. of this city, and Miss
WILSON, Of Glasgow. Ky. were married In
Portland Monday evening by Rev. Palmer
Of the Baptist church OK that city. They
arrived home Wednesd 3y afternoon.
Mr. John II. Ponder Of this city, prose~
cutting aftaFney~e1ect Of Lewis county. and
Mss Eva Reynolds were married WesineS-
day morning at the bone Of the bride =
parents az Napavsfe Superior Judge II
= Elliot performed the ceremony. After
luncheon. the couple LEFT for q short tour
81 the sound cities They will DC home
January
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.COUPEyILLE SOCIAL NOTES.

COUPEvILLE. Dec. 24-Miss Claire
Comstock entertained few friends Sat-
urday night at her home.
There will be three Christmas trees this
year at the Methodist church and two
at the Congregational church. The two
churches have been beautifully decorated
with evergreens and appropriate pro-
grammes have been arranged for tho
coming OF Santa
Mis-. Gena Kohpe and Misses Bessie
and Edith Comestock returned from Sc
attic Thursday.
Mrs. ]. e. Monroe and daughter, Ethel,
left Friday for Seattle. where they will
make their home in the future.
Mr.. John Straub came over from Ut
saiady Thursday TO spend Christmas with
his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Armstrong left for
Victoria on Thursday, where they will
visit friends for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pfeiffer, of oswego. Kan.
arrived TO spend Christmas with their
relatives. Mrs. Pfeiffer is the daughter
OF Mrs r T. Holbrook OF this place
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ruff. Mrs. Jusison Appiegase. Mrs. c. NJ.
Ide Mrs. +. w. cslshuaan. Mrs u. n. CAL
ksns. Mrs. NJ. E. Gates. Mrs II. ]. Man
ny. Mrs.. Arnold. Miss Rose kenrick. Miss
NJ. Powell Miss c. Weaver.
Ci,s, postponed It's evening meeting for this
month until December. when two evening
card parties Will be given. The nrst VIII
be meet with AIR. and Mrs. ]. NJ Keen.
Miss she Curl and Miss Cara Hewitt
VIII go 10 Port Orchard Tuesday to visit
Mss Carts brother. DR.. Hougnton Curl.
On Wednesday Miss Curl will sail from
Seattle for San Francisco
Miss Isahe, Fatu.lo, Of Portland. who Is
visiting her brother. Mr.. Louis Pa.ullo.
day evening. December y. TO M, James
Nicol Of Seattle, at her brothers resi-
dence.
n-. and Mrs. n l.. Andrews. OF Mount
Pleasant. iowa, arrived In Tacoma Thurs
day 20 spend the winter with Mr.. and Mrs.
c. NJ. Shultx- AIRS. Andrews and Mrs.
Shultz are sisters.
Social Notes.
Miss Eleanor Paddock spent Monday in
Seattle.
Miss Beatrice T4sdale was In Seattle
Tuesday.
Mrs. William C. Pearce returned from
S.. Paul Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones Will spend
Christmas In Victoria. 3. c.
Mr.. Robert Cassidy OF Victoria, - in
Tacoma to remain over Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Ide visited Mr.. and
Mrs. W. r. Gay in Seattle last week.
Mrs. c. III. Martke viii entertain the
Evening Cinch Club next "Wednesday
night
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Smith will give
Christmas dinner Of nineteen covers
Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Fransioii. of Spokane. viii
spend Christmas with his brother, Mr.. IA
J. Fransioli.
Mrs. john Fl. Panton will go 10 Victoria
next week 10 await the return OF Captain
Panton on the China liner Victoria.
Miss Doris jeffrey. Of the Annie Wright
seminary, Is spending the Christmas hoA-
days with her grandparents in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs Crawford Anderson have
invitations out for a large dinner party
TO be given next Tuesday evening. covers
will be laid for fourteen guests.
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Ia CONNER SOCIAL NEWS.

LA CONNER. Dec. 2t-Mrs. b. l.. Mar
lin and children ana mother. Mrs. A. Cor
d.u left Friday for Seattle 10 spend
Christmas at the home OF Mrs. K. w.
keene
Mfr Samuel Caches came up from Pa!o
Alto. Cal. 10 spend Christmas with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Caches. He
was accompanied by his brother, Charles
a student OF the University OF Washing
ton al Seattle.
Mr.. ], r. HASTE and daughter Laura,
and MIR A. Barrett and daughter Lizzie,
OF the Delta, have gone TO southern CALI
fornia for health and recreation.
Mrs r. NJ AxteiI. of Omaha. Neh., spent
the pest week visiting her nephew. Mr..
r. q Welts thence leaving for Los An
geies, Cal. TO spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. $. L. Kendall left Thurs
day for E,nensburg 10 spend the holidays
nj her sisters, Mrs. w. IL Talbot, Of
Mrs 4 II. Coornnz. Ct Butte. Mont, is
a guest 81 her daughter. Mrs. j. X. Fran
els. at present.
Mrs l. NJ. Merritt, 81 Cpupevilie. is
visiting her con, c. s. Merritt. OF this
place.
Mr.. ana Mrs. II. s Conner are spend
Ing Christmas at her mothers $. Mrs. Carrie
tirIuki anz. of Seattle
Mrs j r. Nichols Left for Southern
California to spend the winter on ae-
count 81 poor health
Mr. Hiram Wells Is spending few days
vita his family AZ Mission city. r. c.
Miss Ada Andrews Was holiday shopping
az seattle a couple os DAYS the past week,
being accofsYpaa MED home by her brother.
Mr.. George Andrews. of that city
MI and Mrs. Alfred osbeFg are guests
ot her parents az seattle :hls week.
Miss Lille Goldsmith. OF Seattle, is
spending the holiday season with her
father and mother at this place
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BELl.INGHAM nay SOCIETY NEvs

WHATCOM. Dec. sf-Miss Barnett Mis-
Colder and Miss Rogers sunerintenGed tAs
arranSements Of the ball given on Monday
evening as farewell 70 Mr.. Howard 1sa!~
OF their departure for Alaska.
All the churches made unusually Ella
borate preparations this year for Christ
church was beautifully decorated under ina
charge Of Mrs. Dodson. Palms. ever
greens ard pot,ed plants made the interior
tropical scene. Rev. ]. NJ. I.awr,s
preached morning and evening and a larye
choir, trained FOR the occasion. by Mrs.
George II. Brand, rendered varied pro-
gramne OF Christmas music. Miss Hun
ton. Miss Emerson and Mss Moore sang
soprano. Mrs Brand and Miss Toes. alto
Mr. Cyrus Gates and Mr.. Rice tensr. Mr.
John Black and Mr.. Richardson. las.
The attendance was very large.
at the FIRST Baptist church the exer-
cises took the form Of an entertainment,
on Saturday evening. AZ the First N. +.
church the choir was largely reinforced
and sang under the leade ship Of Miss
Florence Flormann- Christmas tree and
entertainment follows on Monday evening.
The forenoon exercises ut the Catholic
church included the aid OF many Of the
best musicians in the city.
Mr.. III. G. Foster. of Tacoma. IL in TIE
city.
The local Red Cross society has merged
into the Associated Charities. with Mrs
Axteli. president Mrs. John Hall. VICE
pressaent MTs- r. ', lSuey, secretary;
Mrs. r. W. Purdy. treasurer; Mrs. J. Z.
Baker, Mrs. Leon Lobe. Mrs. R!ckersoa
Mrs Erholm. Mrs. A. Mansfield. ward COM
misiee. The work has been begun by fhs
new association.
Mr.. III. =. Roberts. Of Tacoma. spent
Sunday at home In Fairhaven.
Mr.. and Mrs a. Greeneerg entertained
at dinner on Christmas Mt " s Hack
man. Miss Josephine Rest and Mr., joseph
Mayer. OF Everett. and Mr.. L. Moran.
Mrs. NJ. c. Cole arrived home on Friday
from four months visit 20 New 0rlean1
Miss Zee Stsngroom returned from the
Anne Wright seminary this week to enjoy
her vacation at home.
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Cub. In which he viii battle with Berkeley
on Monday next
Capt. =. h johnson gave very inter.
es,ing talk at 81. PAIRS school on his o.
serxasions IN Washington. ID. &
Whitman college students eaatei with
their victory over the University OF fsaAa
IN he fassr-cellegiate debate. with TIE co.,
seSe yslis and the cid h@9i drove sseep srcss
nixht.
Mr.. II. u. Croker has been spending ssa
week IN Portland
Mrs. {, Is. Upton LEFT this week sor ra..
Forest. IL, where her daaga,sr. Miss Ea.,s
Chapman, is very Ill,
Mrs. w. r. Thompson. Of spragae. =
visiting Mrs. ]. Carer Smith,
Mr.. Dan p. Slnyihs. enee a student a.
Whitman. new enrolled al Pullman. is yss.
ting friends in tae city.
Miss Martha Besser saraines her ana,s
The tirst Of the seeN wtsile skating.
Aiki Chapter, No, - orser Of Eastern
Star, elected as officers Lillian b, ula.
lock worthy nasren; w. Is. Hawiey,
worthy patron.
Rev. s Il. L. penvoss spent the fist q.
the week III Spokane on business
The W&aa Wa3la sa5gls school kindly AZ
sisted by friends anu members az tna
Alumni. gave cfe % ;se mos; Surcesssui
home talents that Walla Wa..a has ever
witnessed. The Play was a ,aree-ae,
drama entitled Enlisted FOR The War
Mss Kate Williams sustained The eharse~
ter o. Gayle clifford, an asiress, In a ar
ttctAst IN4S, VITA ease ana grace. Hiss issr.
ina fila as Mrs. TruewortA, ard MIS-
I<sona Lowe as Matte. were mother ani
daQghies 81 Robert True xerth the hers
ana portrayed their separate characters "a.
nShtiully. Mr.. John Dreamer the yI.la,r
acted ms part 50 we'll that his aosi friends.
Ter time Iorsook him. while they ar
piauded his acting. Al the beginning x.
TIE SECOND acI MAS "a very beautiful ian.
leau. the dream of the soldier boy FRA
costumes OF the ladies' were r.cl and beans
tifal. which lant much TO me suc-sxs ss
the play. The proceeds are 10 Ia used ycss
uniforms for the cadets I.
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WAILA WALLA SOCIAL ITEMS.

WAII.A WA1IsA. Dec. 24.-T-he warm
winds have melted the Saowx and Santa
Claus gill uot enter Walls Waila tnis year
with sie.gnb~!ls or furs. The weather
seems that Of spring rather than Christ
mas. Nevertheless the city r. decorated
witg ev@sgreegas. and Ia the large windows
the merchants are wishing their patrons a
merry Chr StTnaN.
afr 9s~o<aa II Cha nisssrlaln and family
Gsaye returned from shers Visit To Port
land, Or.
Mr. T. r. Keisc. auiitor-essct Of Yakima
county. siers: . few days OF the week tn
laa city.
Mt. y. winn and Miss Mary Isabelle
Louis. OF Iu1as&zia. were married In this
city on the list inst Rxv. Duncan Wallace
CT Iosatesf
Mr.. Frank villa. who recently returned
from Ane AFTER. his alma unktos, t4fs tnss
Nnnte II 9fnyYkfh fhn-Alnftnnnk AkNfnAio
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CHAUTAUQUA NOTES.

CHAUTAUQUA. Dec. 24.--Mr. VIII
Winslow. OF Tacoma. spent day with
friends at the beach
Miss Edna Lowering. OF Fall city, was
the guest OF Mrs. NJ Il. Reese during the
week.
Miss Leila Shaffer and her friend. Miss
Grace Griffith. of Tacoma. spent a few
days with Mr.. c. III. Sinsabauga and sis
ter.
Mr. +. B. Reese. who has been teaching
school near Redmond. Wash, is spend
Ing the holidays with his parents
Miss Jessarnine Davis. OF Seattle came
over 90 attend the closing exercises OF
the Guartermaster school, of which her
sister Is teacher.
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CLUB NOTES.

The Emerald Club held its regular meet
Ing and social at c. A. r. hall on the even
ing of December Is. A good programme
was rendered and much interest Is being
manifested by members and friends Of the
organization.
1. = =
The next meeting of the Maple Leaf
Whist Club will be he'd Tuesday evening.
December r. at the residence OK Mrs. II.
]. Dearborn, 1850 Main street
:. I:
The next meeting of the Colonial Whist
Club will he held at the residence or Mrs.
III. /. Dearborn 1900 Main street. Thurs
day evening, December as.
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poRT TOWNSEND SOCIAL. NOTES.

PORT TOWNSEND Dec. s4~Soeiety
hAs been 80 absorbed Is preparations Tor
ale HOLIDAYS ard IRE reception 3f santa
tTaeS. that there has hsssa Ntt!e time 20
snare for social pleasures.
frne eal!trea II thu o}s,.S5c sshools made
extensive preparations - entertain their
re3atsves ard friends Friday afternoon.
g-sss- erogtS were crowned With sssleadi4
seocsss AMI res.setea great credit on ssas,a-
efs ans pupils.
Mrs YeaYnan Miss YogrTsau sad Miss
rsarusr Jeff Yesterday for Tacoma whore
they will ansE6 shs holidays.
Mas Cray left FRIDAY, - vE&is hs-
m Aer whose Rene Is n Ciy rsfsla-
TEE s7,fai.e sckcoz closed yesterday FOR
iha A0sls4ys
90 ara Mrs E4ars3rw w3;h their 5auga-
tefs VIZ leave tsas9gxd~ tug san Fran
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GEN. GRANTS GRANDCHlID.

from San Francisco to spend the holidays
In Everett.
State Senator John A. Davis and family
have removed TO Olympia for the session
of the legislature.
Mrs. W. E. Brown and children arrived
from Bucoda to spend the holidays with
her parents. Mr.. ard Mrs. ]. II. MAYOR.
Miss Ida Naylor is also at home from Sc
attic for a couple OF weeks.
Mrs. N J. Craigue. who has been visit
ing in Portland. has returned home
Mrs. J. A. Coleman was the guest of
Mrs. Sewail Knapp. OF Snohomish, last
week.
Mr.. w L. Collins. county clerk-elect.
has moved his family from Snohomish to
Everett
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CLUB WORK AND
CLUB WOMEN.

TA lNCE the opening Of our recent
bos,EIities with Spain, We have
been too patriotic - longer
build castles within tha: land Of
enchantment. or 20 wonder among the
vineyards ef Granada. and tread the
mates OF the .slhambFa. issis IL may bo
the energy heretofore wasted in that
agreeable occupation viii now be util-
sssd in more profitable manner
Thought Is said 10 he rgaauctiya of such
faf~reaching results that ~ xhss,tid strive
toward those shat are uplifting, thoughts
shat may SeFolaSi0niza ttse world A pub
nc speaker recently sal1 the wurla could
De reformed Ira afiy years BY tha e0n-
etntFated thoughts ~ it's good women
Whether this be trua or otherwise We are
not likely 60 sec IL verified, hut we have
Win as every day tho evidence az the
Wisdom % tbs thoughts - s,nsn phllan~
fhfenic wosncn IN the rlans they perfeet
aRd ihe work tbey accomplish.
X y
THE kindergarten club az this city Save,
an informal reeentson - Miss Marie A
walsh. Of san Francisco. the latter par.
az las. meuta. An invitation was sx-
tended Ga the woaau's cgaAs ~ the city
assa was s1sate generally aec@ag,st Those
w. listened 70 Miss WASH mere well s,n.
teFtsinct - tats soIIc has been her
Rife aEads. Hey entire course ~ le,tttrcs
covering period Of two weeks. WEIR,
vsss tAscef3s. ana Instructive. Miss Walsh
VII d To tae eify $50 coming seek.
I'ae W0uasn's cab ~ Milwaukee. NYs
oNHs us homo a8d Is 4 financial SAG
Cess. II - shs rfe@eJog og the tlrst stock
company 9f eeTnen In ghe United Ssatea
ard declares a s Ver ceglt dividend every
easa*s's foT the HG8ssc5ago. Planned ssr-
sess1i an3 nsAuasess sy wagnen rns, o.
jest = tae cvlua&ny Ms tnus ssstA4ss
Ser sAe HurEaee x promoting tAn E,czs
rraTtie&& s.aetho4 sur necss3n4 tAe e.s4en-
sseH2i ils'IuStT5ai ASH seeisI advance rszrst
~ ~u3ea. eai as \ literary. scseattH-
ar uletsitsg csstas ts Eae Gay 90 MI
w@&Ate" EAa eH6fnH was begun aaa
eonassetr4 IA lSf ant Aa& proxaeseA ever
sanea- keesn'sy s. l&see addition Was
beast - accommodate gAs ~pnef's sacsp
ties ~ tae city, q IA bg.1 tev4r ssisstlEs.s
s@ozai SstasT5nEs aF3 cab VeeaVtizas y.
tae aaiS1tnE 8tstsez sha gst1at Mssrary
week ~ ihs e,1h Eaaa7 eseatuE eeters ags.-
eaents aTe s1sea sArsgsaeQs tass year y.
BE eiae nsFiees AIRS ,aeorxs II. Naxr<
- - present pssssleet.
zne Nonzs.'s CTa}s. ~ CsgTmria. was.a
eFssn's svr ~aga sa1r ategar7 Ness.
aas a=s0sE ia ssseusasrs asarx enshssafas-
sse SWEETNESS. wha are ts.s srasaess-s ..
nsssea goes ~os& % 4 pa.sausasaess sA-
szara re esssh ava kss~SSev es.al..4.-.-
hay&r1 Ia t&e ssaays ss8sk. tAe Sans
ss&ssaAsS IA wesSa tss~ meetings ~ .Ns
rsaa {sAe Easr9 faeSNs are astsfr4s.sss =.
en<rs+'s Ssefy Fsaseta saturday avs..--
- sA@ l&Esaefs ~ tAe surrounding ss,s;nfFx
css 10 esassss taFesA away ~ssGass eesA.
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500 Reward, 800.

The readers of this paper viii be pleased
to learn that there Is al feass one drea0eo
disease that science has been able 10 cu!e
in all Its stages. and that rs Casarrh. HAus
Catarra Cure IL the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Catarrn
being constitutional disease, requires
q constitutional treatment. Halls cssarfn
Cure is taken internally. acting Directly
upou the blood and mucous surfaces Of tae
system, thereby destroying the founeas'on
OF the disease and giving the railent
strength by building III the Constitution
and assisting nature In deing It's work. Thst
proprte.ors have so much faith in Ia cum.
tive powers that they offer one Hundrea
Dollars for any case that u falls 70 cafA
Send for list Of Testimonials
Address, r. j. CHENEY & Co.,.
Toledo. O
Sold by druggists, &c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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NO FAITH IN PIANO ADS.
Investigate the Matter and Decide
for Yourself

People have reason for doubling much AZ
the advertising nows4ays. Few who
call a. the y. : Johnston ~3sr-
plus stock sale OF chiekersng. KIM
BAH and other pianos ever tx
pee, 20 SEQ those regular $50 and 800 up
rgA;s that have been advertised for SIS
si@1, sl5T 3Ed Slss The rain falls on The
just aai the unjys.'~solks have reason, for
doubts bsl, those WHO doubt iasasi3rs's
surplus sale values are losers You can get
hero aow d very choice. hssutsfui-;oHed
Ia octave mahogany or aak-case1 upright
psnna retailing the world over AT ss7s
s2s2 o. s@ge Others for tlss sl57 and down
"a Sis. and AT on most easy terms Of pay-
merit without extra charge. u. - John
stsn ss Second avenue, IN the Burke
building. adv
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HARTFORD SOCIETY ITEMS.

HARTFORD Dec. 2a-Mr. George Mar
ton was an Everett visitor tho first OF the
week
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Lee visited friends IN
Everett the first o. the week.
MIR Il. j. O'Donnen went 10 Seattle
Wednesday fer a few davs' visit and viii
return the last OF the week with HIS three
daughters. who are attending the Sisters
academy In Seattle.
Mrs G. A. Missioner visited IN Snoho-
'nish this week. the guest OF her aunt, Mrs
z NJ ElfisNn1-
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EVERETT SOCIETY NEWS.

EVERETT, r<s. - TIE Everett T-lip
aas Pager Company y lN give - e10qssyes
= C~sTsst5gss sUp5#F. egster faSDu1&nt and
dance Tomorrow sgrg~vsits& al Lowell.
f1..ss..- a. 4s.,....-lss~A--ts,r. akssa-,. e.
JAE4sA Ms TEste-RoEiEs ana baby wi
VISA n TNAeC--A.
Tss- bail given - IRE Modern w1o<s~ssn
- s1s NarsA ~ Harris af@EA sszsss last
asgss. ~as sn% 1gss ca Tia asss4ay fsStIv--
sses SIS EMts city.
TIE Flrvasesss bail to 30 given $aw
Years eve - new Ar assured Success.
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sEDRo-wOOLLEY SOCIETY NEWS.

SEDRO-WOOLLEY.D Dec. 24.-Mrs. John
Barney and Miss Eva Barney have g.
turned home after n protracte1 visit 10
their old home In Indiana. Miss Msiltr.
Mrs. Barnes's sister. Is coming on 10
spend tho Christmas holidays here. -
a Christmas ~ve hall wes given In tAs
Bowery pavilion by the Unlco Dsnanx
Club.
Mr.. Harvey Vanderhoof has gone TO Wis
consin.
Mr. Cal Cary has gone to Seattle to
spend the Christmas holidays.
Mrs j. II. slipper, OF Hamilton, Is visit.
Ing friends IN Seattle.
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A little housewife setting forth with mar
ket.basket deep.

A little housewife setting fortn with mar
ket.basket deep.
A little rest and reading, q MONDAY lunch
TO get,
A rush OF school-free children-a hungry.
hugging set.
A trim and tasteful street dress, a little
hat OF brown.
A solemn Shakespeare Circle" ana
little jaunt down town.
A most delicious dinner. served up with
love and fun
A chat-a< yawn-a pillow-and then her
day Is done.
x x
The next regular meeting OF the CLUB
will be- at the Queen Anne club house,
January S. IRENE DAVENPORT.
Seattle December "a
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THE modern railway train has estgy
convenience. We sleep and dine. rocl1ne
on the richest upholstery Ia the best equip-
ment that can be built SO IA 10 ride easily.
We are drawn by engines that never break
down, over solid roadbeds and through
scenery varied as continent preseniA
Such Is the Northern Pacific.