The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-20
CENTR SOCIAL NOTES.

A,
lott. Of Chehalis. VAS in town Thurs
day.
Miss Lille Dale visited Tacoma this
week.
sheriff f. f. Carpenter. of Chehalis.
stopped in this city q short time Thurs
day en- route for Tacoma
Chas. Butz. OF this city writes from
Sheep Camp Alaska, mat ne reacheu
there safely and is doing well.
judge Settemalre, of Chehals, was in
town Wednesday.
George stump Of the Fourth cavalry.
stationed at Yellowstone park. was in our
city on Saturday.
Mrs O'Brien and grandson, John j.
shannon, are expected back from ST.
Louis in the near future.
Miss Stella johnson, OF Olympia, is as
sisting Manager Hawk at the telephone
office.
Mr.. Robert Doragh. OF Olympia. spent
Thursday in our city. Mr.. Doragh was
formerly telephone manager at this place.
Or. and Mrs T. l.. Francis entertained
a few friends at cards on Friday even
ing last in honor OF the doctors birthday.
Among those present were: Mr.. ana Mrs.
J E. Lease Hon. and Mrs NJ. I. Cur
rey, Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Laraway. Hon.
and Mrs. Charles Glchrist, Prof. and
Mrs II. b. Strong.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hawk visited Che
halls on Sunday.
Mr.. John Gavin was in Tacoma on bus
mess the first Of the week.
Mrs ]. d. Dumon was Portland Wis
itor this week.
w. T Binkley, an insurance man of
Seattle, was in our city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hansel. of this
city. visited Oakville the first OF the
week.
Mrs. Nettie Warren and Mrs. G. W.
Forte, Of Dryad, are visiting friends in
the city.
Mr.. Z. r. thinner visited Tacoma the
Mr. c. f. NJ. Brown. formerly OF
Staples, Mimi. is now located on Sem
mary Hill.
Mr.. o. F. saindon. of Chehalis. was in
this city Tuesday.
II. ]. Miller has moved his insurance
office next door to the Postal Telegraph
office.
Mr. George LAWYER. Of the Sunset Lum-
Der Company. OF Tacoma, was in this
city on business Wednesday,
Mr.. Robert Sheane. OF Chehalis. spen.
Wednesday IN our city.
At tho silver medal contest given by
the W. c. r. T.. Of this city Mr. Arthur
Maury was the fortunate contestant, win
ming the medal for the best grafton.
On Monday evening Of this week the A.
o. L. w gave valentine card party.
\ pleasant evening was passed by all
present. The first prizes were won by
Miss Ethel Price and Mr.. O. r. Taylor.
The consolation prizss were won by Mrs.
W w Walters and Mr.. +. r. Stahl.
Tempting refreshments were served by
the Degree Of Honor.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. f. Lease were agree
ably surprised by a number OF their
friends on Friday evening. the occasion
being a reunion OF the ladies' and gentle
men who were together on the beach
last summer.
Mrs. +. A. Gabriel. who has been in
disposed for some time, is ag1in able 10
be out.
Mr.. Charles werst. Of Niles City. Mont.
IS row located IN our city. Mr. Werst
takes the place Of Harry Mccormick as
luoman for this division. Mr.. Mccormick
having retired 10 so into the lumber bus
iness.
Mr.. T. T Swarthout and son Ivan. re-
turned Thursday from California.
Mr. J. s. Parker left Thursday for South
Bend.
II IL understood that Mr. Ross Kahler
VIII leave for Skagway in few days.
Mss Brown. Of tire grammar school.
entertained a party OF friends on Satur-
dlv evening.
County Attorney Dysart visited Che
haHs on business THURSDAY.
Tho bal "a b. given on February % by
company 4. y. 9. w. promises to be the
society event OF tflt NFaeUit- n large num-
her Of Invitations have been sent out and
every effort IS being made 20 make the
event success Their first public drill
promises TO be successful beyond expec-
tatior.
A pleasant social was held at the Pres
byteriaa church on Thursday evening for
tho benefit OF the Ladies Aid Society.
Mr. II b Blake. business man OF
Chchalis. was in oar city on Thursday
The remains Of Mrs. Nellie Mckenzie
who died in this city on Saturday even
ing were buried on Monday afternoon.
Mrs Mckenzie formerly lived IN Hoqui-
am