The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-15

school prizes. Hearty applause on the part
OF the children and their friends greeted
the announcement OF Capt. Tuttle's name,
and also followed his pertinent remarks.
Never before have the children had the
pleasure of having Capt. Tu,tle with Their
at Christmas time, and the Bears advent
at this season of the year viii not soon be
forgotten. 1.
On Christmas day Miss Mellor, accom-
panied by one of the school girls rs inter-
prefer. visited every native house and bar
rabora in Unalaska In search of children
who for any reason could not be present
AZ the entertainment TO receive gift from
the tree. Could you have accompanied
her you would have heard many exclama-
tons OF delight from the little recipients
Curious looks OF wonder and SURPRISE too,
at some OF the never before seen toys
would have amused you. TIE dolls are
source of very great pleasure 10 the girls
who have received them. and receive
great deal OF attention from their little
mothers. Those I'm the Jesse Lee home had
all been named before breakfast time on
Christmas snorning-ia fac. the children
were so taken UP with this important busi-
ness and the planning Of a tea party for
the afternoon that Mss Sowle had hard
work 10 se: them TO eat any breakfast.
The boys did not knos how 70 play mar
Sies. so the teachers had to instruct them
fact that they once had younger brother
who had to he amused on rainy days
So, throuAh the kindness ~ the Post.
lutellisencer ard the people Of Seattle
every child in Unalaska was made happy
IN the receipt OF sift al Christmas. And
| doubt no, that your own Christmas tiTn4
was made sweeter ard happier because CT
the blessings shared With those not 50 well
favored as yours ives.
| desire ga ADJ a SON. Al uosa # fha~a.s
% the u1known friend VINO - ne a OK
containing 9ara .of preserved fruit THIS
SIT is ore much appreciated lu tAls fruit
lass region.
b ELIZABETH MEII.0R
The progysn311e was neatly printed un-
Der az artistic cover on ne from, page az
which was the design Shown II Tho accom-
panylng cut.
To Their S~nffi> Friends
Just Row heartily .ho yoare folk os
Cra3aska enjoyed their rare tre4, and ncw
highly taey appreciated Il "a agaeaT f7osrf
the following letters 80 thegr young friends
IN Seattle. The letters Uere .aent by ;ae
ht.ls Aieats 10 me P9s1-InteIIig eucer for
publication,
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aooat Tee entertainment We aad on CHRIST
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lasted from oclcek 20 e cock They
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looked very nfCe. Cen Christmas go ser
( present soA S.-h sy0wn hair Ass3 5roN-n
ttss 4El1 box o, dishes Nix .zeiIa~ In
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' ere oser 40 hundred p@GNi% hsra Tie
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