The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-28

PORT ANGELES. Aug. g..--~A> f-a-x-e
gatsc1zl church Sunday Scsost nesd p.c-
rsc FRIDAY On EnFs-s creek eaE 81 ira
city. Ihe-a WAS iaz@e aQ1asse- - eA3i-
Grea Present 2n1 mes. ~ the cagrca nzac,-
he-s came aloag 20 ses them erBoy sneea-
selves
The pahlic schools ws1l 5e cFseuess ere
week from .exE Monday. The teachers
are nearly al On a&a3 and ali see,r en-
aaess with purpose u rs&se me schools
more effective he cagr1sng year snan eyer
before. Ms. BalioG - II present visiting
friends IN Oregon and Mss Love hAs ae~a
~sia Der relatives II New Brunswick
They are he ousy teachers a0t IA xowa,
but ara expected hack next week
TIE Sunday Sc1ool children - the Meth
odlst church Aad d very enjoyable pical,
las. Friday along The beach east % town.
Last Friday afternoon. AZ the close %
he county institute. the teacaers organ
lied a historical ard geological society
presaden. an5 Lester II. Place secretary
They propose 10 pursue a systematic
course OF study the coming winner IN his-
terry ant geoio-y.
Judge ard Ms James q. McCf!nten
starr FOR California this week. Judge Nc
Clinton has been very Iii for TIE past
month aSa the trip. /; is hoped. Will iEn-
prove him.
W r Ba-lhart. William Caldwell. Alex
ander Clark and William X Clark return
ed Tuesday frous two weeks trip iaso
the Olympic mountains, west OF tha Eiwhs
Eiser. They report seeing any amount Of
deer and elk. They Says also that the En-
sllsls language does not contain words 10
describe the beautiful scenery Of that sec
zion
The Grand Army members surprised the
ladies ot the Wouaon's Relief Corps ~ The
close OF their regular meeting Saturday
evening. The old soldiers took along
luncheon and all had a good time for TWO
or three hours
The Pennsylvania kodak Club ia enjoy
ing an outing on Morse's creek about four
miles east OF town. This organization is
somewhat unique. being almos, wholly
made up OF people who belonged To q SINH
lar organization back in P!ttSourg before
they move.! 10 PORT Angeles. MoFse's creek
Is an Ideal spot Tor camping out. and the
members Of the club are making the mos,
OF II. Following 5 a list oF those who
make w the party: Mrs Tr1tch. Mrs,
Harry Maioney. Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
CIemeutscn. Miss Daisy Barker. Miss
Aelia Barker. Miss May Triteh, Miss Lila
Tritch Miss Leila ciementson. Miss opal
CleTen;sou. Miss Trina Ciemen,son, Mr..
Nelson Moore. Mr.. Bryce Everett, Mr..
Jack Westovsr. Mr.. John Collins, Mr..
George Meagher. Mr. Ken Y, Church. Mr..
J. Fred Barker. Mr.. Clifford Clemantson.
Mr.. George r. Smith and Masters VALLEY
Meagher and Vaughn Cienentson-
Mrs. Chaffee. Of Seattle. was a visitor
here over Wednesday.
Miss OLA GuptiIl leaves the coming week
for Minnea polls 10 resume her work in
the public schools oc that city
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Z. Brown return
Ell Monday from New York state. where
they have been visiting relatives al suns-
ner.
Frank Maerwaidt sot back Monday from
Dawson. where he has been during the
past year. He does not disclose the size Of
his nugget sack but evidently does not
come home empty handed
Mrs. Edison II. Foster submitted 10
delicate operation Wednesday and IS doing
nicely at present.