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TIE SEATTLE posTTEIIGENCER SUNDAY SEPTEMBER H. $685.

Their friend Mrs. Andrews. Of Columbia.
are in the Teas cottage. Bryan, ayenus
Mrs Fl. c. Hills and daughter Elizabeth,
OF Seattle. have returned 10 Hotel Caau-
saSGGaa- after spending a few days at
home.
Mr.. J. c. Davidson and family. % Sc
at.le. have returned home.
Mr.. c. II. Sinsahaagh has gone on a
business trip 10 Seattle,
Mra j. NJ McCl.utock and daughter
Idaho have gone back 70 Burton. after 4
plsasan, visi: 20 the Old homestead.
Mr.. 4. p. Burwell, Of Seattle. spent
few days this week with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Reita and
daughter have returned 70 thel. home IN
Tacoma.
Miss S.nsabaugh. Of Tacoma, with her
n.eces. Misses Frances and Ethel Du Bots.
is visiting her brother and sister at Hotel
ChautaGqua.
The Coiman yacht. Cyrene. ot Seattle.
touched al ChautauQua dock Wednesday
morning on lis annual cruise up Sound
The following Seatlie!tss were aboard:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Co!man, Mr.. L. j.
Coinan. Mr. George ColTGaT. Mss Clara
Btgebow. Miss Jennie Holhrcca. Miss
Blanche Hutchinson. Miss Mccartney, Miss
Start. Miss Mary Mcdonald. Prof. Charles
Churcaii. Of oherlin. O. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
W. johnson. Mr.. Roy Ballard. Mr.. Z. +.
Bowman and Mr.. Booth. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r Burwell were added 20 the passen-
ger LIST and accompanied the party on
their trip.
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SOCIETY AT WALLA WALLA.

WArT.A WALr.A. Sept u Mrs. ". r,
Russell has returned from a protyactei
visit 81 san Francisco.
Mr. Charles R;ch'~ ard Nj Charles
Campbell contemplate an extensive a4nt
through Northern Id4ha.
The ~fe and family Of Mr. II II, T.1v-
1sr have returned from ,h@ir camp i. 'ae
tanks
Mss Kate Williams has returned f-ora
me Sound. whers shs has bean spending
ne summer
Ms Bs~aeln. accompanied by her
daughter. Is visiting her o-otaer. Al Sd
MAJ
Mss~ r Cohen has returned from saa
FNsaact=4>5.
Mss peaa olsen has IL; f7r C,sr.o3a.
Ia whsre she wtu pursue a cours@ Il
muse.
NJ. LyAaa Darwin hss returned from
I 4Qgs-1a bay.
Tn family - Mr.. WlhsTn Creg-yy has
returned frcr4 camp ~ f2s- Nsaow
Mr. Charles sicM-l~n, a9 hsz h~ea us
ltsnr ira FANNY ~ ~ Lowe. oas returned
20 aas home n c'rnaMs
Miss I.sr1@ HAr-aS a~S Mrs Charles
Wnitavy MI! l@aTe sunday for tae home
cf Mss fisrras En Omaha.
Mss Jessie MarI3n &a-s returned from
F4Tas.rg;ar- where she as.sn2sd sse wed
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EVERETT. Sept 1o-Mr and Mrs.
George Z Banks are home from their
trip 10 California.
Mss Verona MI!lican and Miss E.osa
Kingston are attending the state normal
school at Eliensburg.
Mr.. Eels Wehorg ard Mr.. Henry Lara
mar OF Lowell, attended The races IN Sc
at:le Labor day
Mrs James Z. Bell. who has been under
the doctors care for some time, is slowly
recovering.
Mrs ". A. OBar IS visiting Mrs. c.
Carter at Whatcom.
Mr.. j. c Dorn.n. Of San Francisco, was
in the city last week.
Mr. Alex Clark is visiting with his fam
!ly. Mr. Clark Is engaged III business in
Blaine.
Rev Mr.. Drake was a Seattle visitor
last week
Miss Grace Hannaford OF Dakota. Is WIS.,
iting her riend. Mss Swan, in this city.
Sergt. Tom Bird. of Troop /. Rough
RIDERS. stopped in Everett on Saturday
and Sunday to visit his old schoolmate.
thirty days Through. He expects 20 be
mustered out a; Fort Reno. Indian Terri
tory, within The next sixty days.
Attorney ]. W. Har,nett, one CT the pio-
nsers OF cur city. has returned and VIII
make Everett his future home. His many
friends gave him a cordial greeting.
Miss Almeda Pendieion and Miss Dorcas
Clark gave a party at the home OF Mss
Pendleton last Thursday. The evening
was spen, in music and games. Refresh
ments were served.
Miss Anna Brown is visiting friends In
Olympia.
Mr. AM Mrs r. A. White and Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Friday were Seattle visitors
last week
A Labor day ball was given at Hart's
opera house. The music was furnished by
the Cruise. Mackenzie and Eyrne orches
ira. The party was wen ;.,.~I.1~s. ~ the
young people Of our city.
Mss T ssa McGIl. OF Stanford. Stone &
Fischer. Is taking vaca ton.
Mr.. A. e. Winters and family left for
an extended trip East last week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. e. Macready returned
last Tuesday evening from their wedding
tour While away they visited Seattle.
Portland. Victoria. Vancouver and New
Westminster.
Mr. ami Mrs f. II. Paykhurst left last
week for trip 10 Elulira. y. Y, 10 visit
relatives
Mr. and Mrs. George f. Woodruff are
taking an outing on the Sank river.
Mayer Falconer is wearing q very broad
smile the occasion being the arrival OF Il
little daughter at their home last Wednes-
day.
Mrs {. p. Clark * visiting her sister.
Mrs. a. c. Goerins. at Admiralty head.
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gat.cnA church. performing the ceremony.
Mrs 8 A Stern5erg gave very enjoy
able lawn party ore afternoon the early
rart Of the week. Present were:
Paai SeEne-. Mr.. and Mrs, ALI
son. Mrs- Hagenyer. Mrs Ed Stevens.
Mss Emma srernberg. Miss Ruth Allison.
Mss Hazel Eng!ey. Miss Sullivan. Mss
Ccis. DIR. Strickland
A number OF the residents CT Capi.ci hill
had picnic and basket dinner AZ Turn
water park Wednesday afternoon The
anaar was arranged by Mrs r. 9. Bsakes-
Zee and was given II honor OF her guest.
Mr.. G. BlakeSiee.
MI r. j. Fraksr and family started
Thursday for Michigan. where Mr.. Fraker
viii wind Up his business and return 10
This city In the spring. where they viii
reside in future.
Mr.. o. c. White has returned from 6
visit with Tacoma friends
Mr. and Mrs. l. p Bradley. OF Tacoma.
are spending a few days in Olympia.
Mrs. James Swan and Mss Catherine
skllnan have returned from yisi. 10
Shelton
NJ. and Mrs. c. NJ. Bolton were among
the excursionists TO Seattle TO enjoy the
Labor day celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. K,eber and daughter
Frances are preparing 10 remove 20 Ore
gon, where they will reside n the future.
Mrs. and Mss EAnsard. OF Seatsls, have
decided TO return 30 their former home IN
Olympia
Cards have been received in Olympia
city OF Mr.. James Courtney Talley and
Mrs. Celia Gertrude Weightrna1. The
bride Is a sister OF Mrs. S. 4. Madge and
Mr.. D. X. Proud. OF this city.
Mrs. Toiten and son Frank left Sunday
fer thair home IN Minneapolis. They were
accoUpan MED as far as Seattle by Mr.. and
Mrs.. s. A. Madge.
Mr.. Guy c. Winstanley Is on a visit TO
his mother In Vancouver. Is. c.
A jolly party picn!cked a. Turnwater
park Monday afternoon. cooking a gypsy
dinner over a campfire.
The ladies of the Universal Brotherhood
League Of this city gave a progressive
elchre party Friday evening in the par
.ors of Olympia hotel which proved Il
pleasant affair.
Mrs. John X. Rogers paid a short visit
70 Tacoma this week.
DR.. and Mrs. George Ingham, accompa-
MED by the doctors father and mother.
have returned from their outing at Lake
Cushman.
Miss Eleanor Dunn. OF Portland, is visit
iIg 1T the home OF her uncle, Mr.. CHARTS
II. Springer.
Mrs. George Hopkins and family are Wis
ting al the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Mckenzie. at Yeim.
The Euterpe Musical Club has reorgan-
.zed for Its winter work Its first meet
.ng was held Monday evening a. the home
Of Hon. Allen Weir.
Mrs. .. c. Bates entertained at cards
for her sisters, the Misses Reese. Those
presen, were: Miss Florence Prince. Miss
imogene Ander5, Miss Ida Reese, II IS
nellie Reese, DR.. Cariyon, DR.. Re3path,
Mr.. Oscar Bowen and Mr ]. c. Boyer.
Mrs. Hugh Ross entertained a few
friends Thursday evening. The guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs Skillman, M. and
Mrs. Biakesee. Mr. and Mrs. Bates, Miss
Ida Reese ana Miss Nellie Reese.
Miss Bessie and Miss Villa Scobey have
returned from a several months visit 10
Chicago.
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LA CONNER DOINGS.

LA CONNER. Sept. 9.--Mr. and Mrs G..
F. Zimmerman, OF Seattle. spent 4 couple
81 days In toxin the fore part OF the week.
combining business and pleasure.
Miss Lulu Dodge of Seattle. spent sew
erai days In town with her father. G. 4.
Dodge Who Is stationed here as grain buyer
for q F Zimmerman.
Prof J. NJ Shields. Of the Mount Vernon
schools. spent Monday in town renewing ac-
quaintances
Mrs Horace Holdbrook. Of Coupevle IS
visiting her husband and friends az tbs
pace al present
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoyton. % Airing
ton, were guests a. the home az his brother.
r r. Hayton. OF this place. the fore part OF
the week
Grand Master " H. Ward. Of the Wash
iHgton O65 Fellows. spent Monday in town
ard was the guest OF honor or Delta Lodge.
No. 81. / O. o. r. Monday evening.
Miss Minnie Poison of Seattle, is spend
ing Tie week with her friends and rela
;ives al this place.
Ex-Judge II. Mcbride and wife. spent
Sunday In town Win friends
Nit Herman phipps. Of Roche Harbor
was guest at the hone OF his b-o,her. r.
s phipps. % ihi. place. 4 couple OF days
recently.
Rev and Mrs F. II. Chamherlin ATTENDED
the annual district VI. f. conference at Ia
cora the past week.
Miss Jessie Rogers. % WhatcorT2. IS visit
ing at the home OF her sister. Irs- Dr.. APP
peby. at present.
Mrs. @. W. s;ackrole and daughter. Min
NE. # Fir, spent Wednesday III town visit
ing friends
Mrs " r. Cnele Of Coupeville. Was
CUES; a, ire ho1ns cg Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Jennings several days he pas; week. re-
turning home We1n lay.
fR-t-'z has ry-t1-.s1 fevxrs I'm order
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AMI sENENTS.
At the Third Avenue.

1t was expected that last night would
close the engagement OF the Blltner com
pany at the Third avenue theater Man
ager Russell has however. received 50
many requests TO have "Charsey's Aunt"
again produced b. fore the close OF me
engagement that Re has succeeded IN per-
susc.ng the company 20 n main for to-
night onIy. when that great comedy.
which Is sad 70 be the best thing that
the company does will be gwen as a fare
Wei production.
The Bittner company has met with a
grfat deal Of favor during It's eng agetnent
~ the Third Avenue thoaier. II has pro-
duced ten dramas and comedies in three
weeks. and every one has been presented
in a manner that has added 10 the popu-
larity OF the company. Manager RuSxelis
announcement last night that he had sue
ceeded in booking the company for a re-
turn engagement later on was greeted
with hearty applause
New spec.altIes and war pictures will b
given this evening
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PORT ANGELES SOCIETY.

FORT ANGELES. : PIT io.-Mr. Albert
Cook vas accorded i farewell surprise
party last week on tn. eye of his depart
ure for Union II G. where he Will res j
in the future These present were: Nj
ard Mrs. J II. Kenn1rd. NJ. r. Harlow
Nj J { Harlow. Mr.. Edward Graves
Nj Oscar Winters. MI Harry Cook. NJ
Fred Co9k. NJ Ralph LUtz, Nj Donald
Lutz. Mr. Waiter Meleher. Mr.. John
Cook. Mss Stella Fend. Ms. Georgia
Tend Mss Mahe. Cook. Miss Daisy Win
tors. Miss Sybl Winters Miss Inez Nc
LauchHn. MS Rsle Mclaughlin. Ms
pe,'a Nct;regor. Ms Graz Ferguson.
Mis- Mary W.,s9a. Miss Ace Hinson
Mss Annie Fields Ms Grace Grant and
Miss 1.1,t!e Sanford ara she Port Angeles
contingent - the sttie normal q ElicrS-
burg tbs year They ief; last week 70
enter ;hr school.
Nj Thomas Edwards and family ieft
tie latter pare e last wees fo- the East
ana south Thu WI speu5 the winter
with friends in Ni@siss ppI. and vii return
here in the spring.
Mrs a.. II l.aur 3Stn. NO fer the past
.hree months has b.en ~ CARLSBAD for her
healia. Is row on her way Aomeward
Ars Norman z. Smith has taken the
residence vacated ny ths Fred Thompson
family
TIE IJt.ie River C3uh. COMPOSED - say
erx' q oar pr0m.nsr; business n7sn. vii
hsys il. annual cutting o. I-i.tle river Sal,
ur3ay. : p'@gnher =.
The Angels Dancing C.aa Aela picnic
a, ,ne East End last T'7u~sday
- - creek vas tae scene q a small
prints parry .ass TUESDAY There were
present. MIR ana Ms ". X Clark Mss
Crooks M Jas crooks Miss stewart
A:r s. \ F',z Horny. MI I.3a.S r. Cols
arr NJ Hora~e waite.
Ms. 3 s. Keller returned Thursday
from a sa5rs WISH VIII aer mother q; s.
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COlpENILLf. NOTES.

COUPEVlLI.E. Sept. fo.~-On Saturday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Race gave a
party in honor OF their niece. Mss Leila
Swift. OF Fremont. Games were played
until, II o'clock. when ice cream ana cake
were served. also watermelon ard other
fruits. The party broke up al Il O'clock
Among those present were: Miss Selma
Cranney. Miss Mabel Slrauh. Mss Erie
CahaN. Miss Ethel kineth. Mss Leila
Swift. Mr.. Lester Stlil. Mr.. carr Pearson
Mr.. Oscar Hull. Mr.. Ronald Race and Mr.
and Mrs. +. +. Race.
Misses edith and Bessie Comestock go
10 SeatuA on Friday TO resume their
school duties.
Mr. Car Pearson went 20 the head Of
the island on Friday TO visit friends He
VII! 20 from there TO his home in Stan
wood.
Mrs. J. J. Stockand is visiting her par
ents and friends on the island. NJ and
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DELLINGHAM BAY SOCIETY.

WHATCOM. Sept. 10.-Dr. Charles. a,
Daring and Miss Mabel Sturtevant Byrne
were married at ST. James church in Fair
haven a high noon on Monday, Rev. Mark
Juixes was the officiating clergyman. EN-
p!oying the impressive marriage service %
the Episcopal church Mrs. George E
Brand played the Lofengrin wedding march
as the party entered the church. led by
Miss Hester Garnwell flower girl. fol-
lowed by Miss Jessie Tempiin. OF Seattle.
bridesmaid and Mss Mary Harriet Ben
son. maid Of honor. Mr. julius II. Bloedel.
OF this city. and DR.. Robert 3. Gentle. If
Seattle. acted as ushers and Mr.. Dwight
Darling. Of Everett. best man. The bride.
charmiuEly attred in white and carrying q
bouquet OF Bride 'oses, entered on the arm
Of her brother, Mr.. Lawrence +. Byrne, Of
Seattle. The bridesmaids were gownei In
pale yellow and carried bouquets OF white
sweet peas. The chancel was decorated in
white ard the body of the church IL yellow
and white. The ceremony was followed by
a wedding breakfast at the residence OF the
brides mother. after which Or. and Mrs,
Darling took The train for a trip 10 Cali
fornia and other Southern points.
Those present at the wedding Were; Ms.
cara Sturtevant Byrne Mr.. aad Ms. Lau-
renee +. Byrne. Nal and Mrs. James NJ
Darling, Mr. ana Mrs. r. w Benson. Mr
and Mrs. Roland G GamweIl. Mrs. F. :.
Grandin. d.. ard Mrs. II. \. Compton. Mr..
and Mrs Evan $ McCord. Mr. and Mrs
Harry ". Kinney M ard Mrs. j. y
kir,.patri X. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Lea
Cowgirl. NJ. and Mrs. Theodore W. Gil
lette, M. and Mrs. John Black. Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Fischer. Mr.. and Mrs. u.
Daun Egan. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey /. Dick
inson. Hon. and Mrs. r II. Cornwall, o.
San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs Ernest "
Purdy Mr. and Mrs Marcus Z. Downs
Ms Hugh Terplin. NJ. and Ms o.af
Tdates. Mi ard Mrs William II Camp
bel. Mr. ard Mrs Key Appleby, Rev. and
M Mark dukes, M ara Mrs Thomas g
Newman. Mrs T. w. Christopher Nj. and
Mrs W If. Frizeu. M. and Ms John
Temp.lr Miss Roberts Miss O3eN. Mss
Mary Bennett. Of Kentucky. Mss la
Smith q Seattle Mss Prentice, Miss Nina
Prentice. Miss keium Miss Ruth Watson;
Miss Ida Smith. q seattle. Mss Esther
Sutherland. MI II. Knapp kalloeh. M
Kn!se.y. 81 Everett, Mr. Dwigh. Daring.
~ Everett: NJ L. u Paul COINS Nj.
Gien Carroll Hyatt, DIT. =. E B:sgs. Mr..
E5war,. Bennett Leaning Mr.. J. - Ev-
ans Mr.. CecE II Bacon, Nj Charles Vi.
Hunter. Nj. VII II. Lawson Mss Clinton
" Howard. A.r. W1l Haro.t Benson.
NJ r \. Greer and Miss Anne Graaan.
superintendent Of s. Lpke's hospital for
the .asf tho yeas were married 81
"Wednesday evening. D. ". \. Ma key. Ok
the FIRST Presbyterian church. offciattus
Nj Gs2s Larson. one Of Ire we..~known
sh!nsie -nsil mea - the county aua Mss
Annie Gallagher. daughter a. Judge and
Ms Martin Gallagher. u Fa!rhaycn. were
married a a.1o o'el3-k or Wednesday r0cra-
lrg bv Father BouIer az the Caurc3 = As
sumption, TIE br.&a, party which included
a fev friends took lunch AZ the byron
House. ard then TIE young coupe .eft f3r
NaHcouTsr and ether British Columbia
points. They vii reside On BeI.nSaan
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BIZ, eft OF Sunday for their home il Orion.
IL.
A Red Cross society was formed IN this
city On Tuesday. 70 Be known as the Bel
nngham Bay Red Cross Society. The or
gantza;iorl begins It's work with the follow
ing ms 11hershsp: Mrs. 3. ". Benson, Mrs.
Estwara Fischer. Mrs. & II. Bacon, Mrs.
Charles Mage. Mrs. r. s. AcCord. Mrs. II.
E. Hadlsy. Mrs C w Dow. Mrs. P. B..
Cornwall. Mrs. A. Mansfield. Mrs. F. 5.
Granain. Mss Belle Bennett. Miss n. H.
EsrSau
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M levy & CO., NO. II, r FIRST ., n sour"
importers and Johber" of Telephone
Cigars and Tobacco, Smokers Articles. Etc.

ding OF Miss Carrie Shaw formerly OF this
city.
Prof. b. Brow has returned from Mos
COW
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Qu.n are spend
ing the week in Portland
Mrs. Joseph McCabe and daughter have
returned from the Sound. where they have
been visiting.
Misses Marguerite and Jean Painter
have returned from Il visit 10 their broth
ers al Angel island.
Mr.. ". =. ResSer and wife are on a tour
through the middle states. They Will
spend a few days at Omaha.
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tFAT'TACQvA sspt. Ma \ T..
r.-vCa ar3 NJ +. = Eu~we4 of SCAT
- w "a ghe.r Daughters. arrived az Hoge.
{'o.3.st,uqua SATURDAY.
NJ. Herbert Upper ana NJ Augustus
Ylaxers. - seattle. spea; sunday al the
bach
M Horace Chapman as Miss Esther
W.lisAns 81 Ssatste. ara tee guests Ok
NJ E14t@ vyl.1.a,rs- 4; Hste. Chaut2uQIa.
NJ an Ms E1w-c Els and AT re-
,arrei sorae e. Tacoma Monday
Res C. K Po-nercy ana wttv are n al
tendance AZ sEe Pug. Sound NJ r ccu-
ference Tacoma.
~. ans Mrz john Teas az sssnard. and
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. Mrs. Stockani formerly resided here. and
recently Mr.. stackand took charge OF a
store n DunsenesS.
Miss Hyatt, who has been visiting Mrs.
COOK. II this place. returns on Friday 10
the Queen City TO resume her duties as
teacher n The pnhlic schools
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HUDYAN
CURES

~ IL YOUNG AND MIDDLEAGED MEN WHO FIND THEM
ON SELVES weak and debiaed through
\ = folly will do we'll have a private the
doctors Of the Hudson Medical Institute.
No have false IA notion but Il Hudson
Medical doctors and successfully all those Disorders of
socalie special Diseases
Justly widespread repn
ttion for their discovery uyan This remedy treatment 1t
the Of Of thought, study and practice fudyan
his natural bodily health.
When cured. the iiudyan
Meanchoa,
Debility II suffering from affection
testimonials
allowed their be- used for the benefit of like sufferers
Write for circulars
the doctors person Each private
consulting
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CAPITAL. CITY SOCIETY.

OLYMPIA. Sept 3o-Mr s Z. Har,
and Mss Phoebe Owen were marrla.. a.
high no,n Thursday at the residence OF
The brides parents. MIR and Ms. + 4
Owen. Rev. John Renele. Of the Coaere-
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DIR. ANNIE RUSSELL. diseases Of
women - Hinck!eY.
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MINIATURE naval battle. Maa-s5
park. Sunday evening.
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very pleasantly Ind quickly Those pres
snt were. Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. b. Caldwell
siF. and AIRS PalIlp kershaw, Mr. and
srs. Thomas Riggs. Or. ard Mrs G. c.
"asaer' MF aud Mrs. George Browne.
MI. and Mrs. e. S as3liken. slr. ara Mrs.
r. ~ Fransfol. Dir. and Mrs w y. Bur-
III. Mr.. and Mrs Hans Giese. Mr.. H 8.
Sfiggs and Mr.. G. L. Aeserye.
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= e
E Cut-cf-Icwn Society +
4, + + + + + 4 + & T. i 1.

- ACOMa, Sept. 1o.-Small az
fairs % an informal nature
compr!se the social events OF this
week. The officers OF the s.ea n
Sistersville oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1896-1901, 1898-02-16
IN THE OIL FIELDS.
Something Tickling the Oil Mar
ket East.
OIL EXCHANGE ADVANCE
The Anomalous Results OF Recent
Movements "A Farmer Who sHad
Nerve.

There is something tickling the
oil market of the east. The other
day at Oil City certificate oil was
advanced beyond the Seep agency's
price. Somebody is buying the
stuff outside of Standard interests.
Just what this purports is not clear.
How much oil do the alleged pur-
chasers want, and how long will
they continue to agitate ! AS there
is no competing system of trans
portatian with that of the Standard
company, relief from attempts to
bull the market by purchasing cer>
ti6cate oil is not very sure.
But it is matter that causes no
little discussion. The fact that the
Producers pipe line pays 5 cents a
barrel more for oil than the Seep
agency is another Of these anomo-
lous results that the ordinary men,
Der of the talent feels unable to
account for. Without the support
of the Standard, however, a large
up grade movement is among the
impossibilities of the future. There
seems no good reason at this writ
ing, however, why such movement
should not shortly begin, unless
West Virginia operators head it off
by new and important discoveries.
HE HAD NERVE.
J. w. Pensinger, who resides one
mile east of Bluffton, Ohio, was ar
rested on charge of grand larceny
at the instigation of the Ohio Oil
company.
The stupidity of the average citi-
zen touching the oil business is rep
rehensible. 1t is about time the
public schools took the matter up.
No man should be permitted to ex-
pose his ignorance in that kind of a
way.-Toledo Commercial.
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SUCCESSFUL EVENT.
Every Character Acquitted
Himself With Credit.
Many visitors From Parkersburg and
wheeling Were I'm Attendanee-.-Ex-
cellent Music by Meister's wheeling
Orchesfra---A Banquet After the
Show.

The second annual benefit given
by the Sistersville lodge No. 333,
of the B. P. o. E., in Olston's
opera house, last night, was most
successful event. The benefit was
an amateur minstrel performance,
under the direction of Ralph Bell.
The large audience which greeted
the performers was evidently
more than pleased, as many times
the applause was deafening. Many
pleasing features were presented,
and the audience never failed at
any time to express its apprecia-
ton.
The rain kept many people away
who had purchased tickets, as
every seat in the parquet had been
taken by yesterday noon.
The Golfers of their charity fund
should nowbe we'll lined.
The music furnished by Meister's
Wheeling Orchestra was excellent
and thoroughly enjoyable.
Many visiting Elks of Wheeling,
Parkersburg and other points were
in attendance, and seemingly thor
oughly enjoyed themselves.
Time will not permit us to enter
into an extensive description, but
suffice it to say that more clever
performance was never given by
amateurs and every character &C
Quilted himself with great cred
it.
The members of the B. P. 0. E.
should have no just cause 20 feel
otherwise than elevated over their
second annual benefit.