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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13

Al noon on Tuesday the marriage OF Miss
EVELYN : Hutchinson, daughter OF Mt ana MrS'
Horace + Hutchinson to Remseh 1oh"so"' sun
=. 49, lot. jeremiah Johnson IT,. will take place
a, tive home Of the brides parents No. 81 clinton
az '"' prooklvn owing 10 the recent death o. the
bridegroom's father only the we ia''''"s anu I'M
mediate relatives will be present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13

In Grace Church Columbia Heights. brooklyn
on Thursday OF this week. Miss Fanny Mallory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13

The marital celebrations OF the week begin TO-
morrow. when Miss Laura Acker McGresor VIII
be married 10 Frederick Prescott Hammond In ST.
Thomas's church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13

The rather gloomy edifce known as the South
Church. at Madlson-ave and Thirty-eghth-st.. was
Brilliant; Illuminated and did not duh the bright
ness Of Miss ELEPHANTS marriage to George Caspar
Kellogg OF Plattsburg. y. Y. Thursday after
noon. There generous gathering OF the
friends OF the couple both at the church ana the
reception which followed AT the home OF the brides
father X. NJ Olyphant. No. 100 MadisOn-aye. Mr..
and Mrs. Kellogg will not leave New-YOrk FOR their
home IN the northern part or the state until after
Thanksgiving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13

There general murmur u admiration as
Mrs. William Fahnestock, leaning on the arm Of
her husband. passed out OF S. Bartholomew"
Church on Thursday afternoon, after Bishop fotter
had pronounced his Den-d!ctOn upon the couple:
The wedding was Of the largest OF the day, ana
the reception 1T the home Of the bride parents,
Mrs and Mrs j. Milton GOetchus, NO. D west ! IL
ty.eighth-st Was Il most elaborate ana Nh
Fahnestock who is i son Of Mr. and MIS-. itaIIls
{ Fahnestock gave his best man and usheTs manu-
some scarfpns the initials Of the DTlde ana pTlu-
groom I'm gold. surmounted by a single pear. MI.
and Mrs Flhnestocx viii sail for Europe on
Saturday next in the steamship Furst bsHlai'h-
They VII. remain abroad until next spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13

Thursday brought the wedding OF Miss Elsie
Barber. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles 6. Bar
Der. to Frederic Prime Delaield in Trinity chapel.
Notwithstanding the heavy rain the chapel was
crowded with friends O, the couple who start out
under the happiest OF auspices. They were fairly
showcred with presents. jewe.s and silver plate "
every conceivable style
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13

cards are out FOR the wedding OF Miss Madeline
1acL.on daughter CT James Jackson OF Boston.
IN George Cabot Lee In Trinity Church boston.
80 Tbursday next The bride Is niece or Mrs
i Nelson Borland OF this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13

The date set for tho wedding Of Miss Alice
Grenyills Winthrop. daughter OK Mrs. Grenvie
Winthrop. to +. Norton Goddard Is Tuesday NO
vember % The ceremony will be performed IN
the chantry OF Grace Church. The bride VIII De
unattended Henry Osborne Taylor VIII be pest
man and David c. Halsted and Robert DucIey
Winthrop Will serve ushers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13

A ANAL wedding Thursday will Be that Of
Ms. Susie Adele walton. daughter OF MI and
~. 1yu,sm T. Walton to Frederick Sumner Hol-
a MI whtch will take place at the home OF the
brsSss narents No 1893 West End-ave.
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The fashionable wedding on Thursday VIII De
that Of Mss Emma Willard Scudder. daughter or
the late Henry J Scudder. to Dr. Edward J.. heyes.
q which will be celebrated at i O'Clock. III 81
Patrick's Cathedral Or. and Mrs. keyes' sr.' VIII
give a dinner party IN honor OF the bride ana
bridegroom and their attendants Oh THURSDAY Hlsht
ar their home Finh-ave. and Seventy-iourth-st
The marriage ceremony will be performed by Arch
bishop Corrigan who will be assisted by the Rev
r ] McCluskey. member Of the Society OF Jesus,
and the nuptial mass will be celebrated by the
Rev d. NJ Dyer OF the cathedral parish Ihr
grand altar and sanctuary will be decked WIN
Aow. RS and Illuminated with candles. MISS scud-
der who will be given away 10y her uncle hrwIett
Scudder will have Miss Eleanor keyes SISTER OF
the Bridegroom. maid OF honor. Her brides
maids will be Miss Anna Lapsley. Miss tlizaoei
curtis Miss Eleanor Woodruff. Miss Amy hohi-
saat Miss Benedict and Miss Nathalie Du NVer
DIR Keyes Will De attended by Edward ScCdder
brother of the bride. The ushers VIII De another
brother Of the bride Willard Srudder: Edward l.
Chetwood Gaillard r. Lapsley, Thomas Walsh
Dr. William E Buard Or. Adrian Lambert
Ios.nb Kelley and Victor T.. Meert The fecep-
lion VIII follow at the brides home. No q East
Twenty second-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13

Other weddings on Wednesday included those Of
Miss Lee. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Northam Lee. to Maitland Fuller Griggs in tile
Church of the Heavenly Rest. Miss Irene Mastin
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edward Mastin 10
Edward Lester at the home of the brides grand
mother. Mrs Dickinson. No. ~ West Seventy-sec-
ond-st ana Of Mis- May Randolph Hamersy
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Randolph Ifamers-
ly, to Ensign Roland J. Curtin. United States Navy.
at the HON" Ol The brides parents No OF West
End-aVe. This last-narned wedding was - small
one with only relatives and close personal friends
present The Rev. John Prescott ofiiciated The
engagement OF the young couple announced
last spring About fortnight ago the brides sister
was married 10 Robert y. Roosevelt. IT,. a cousin
Of GOVernOr-el-Ct The )IoTe Roosevelt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13

Announcement IS also made OF the engagement
Of Miss Mary Crosby Hurry. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Edmund Abby Hurry. of No ~ East Inirty-
Peckham OF No &c Fifth-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13

The engagement is formally announced OF Mrs
Emily NJ PETIT daughter OF the late John juliet
Petit and sister % Mrs Edward Lyman Short
TO Robert Rikton Crosby OF the late T., X
Crosby. OF this city. The wedding Will take place
in December.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-13

II Is announced that the marriage OF Miss Ethel
cook daughter Of Mrs H. NJ Cook OF San Fran
cisco. cal. to Sterling Postey. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Clarence A. Postey. OF No Sll Flfth-aye.
will take place IT the home Of Mrs. took, IN BEL
vedere cal on Wednesday, November 90
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dancing was INDUCED In until midnight.
Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ Snyder entertained
a number Of friends Thursday evening.
An amateur theatrical viii he given on
February l. for tho benefit Of the Sons 81
veterans Preparations for the perform
ance have already commenced. Several
o. the talented performers of the city
nave taken hold Of the play. and yIIi
make IL the event OF the season.
a dance was given at the home Of ].
ISird out in the Third ward during the
week
Mr. ana Mrs. Robert Henry were Seattle
visitors the early part Of the week
MISS Jeanette Eagles. vino has been Wis
ldnS IN Snohomish for a month past re-
tutheu 10 her home In Seattle Sunday.
Steve Rowe left this week for Seattle
70 take passage Eor Skaguay- he VIII go
20 Dawson as soon ss the tran Is open.
ne Misses Rear visited relatives in Sc
attic this week.
NJ. and Mrs. Walter Thornton have re-
turned 20 Snohomish ard Will remain here
III the baseball season opens in the
East.
Frank Turner, Of Mal,by. Was in the
city Tuesday.
Meat Taylor made business trip 20 Sc
attic on Monday
Mrs. A. G Partce OF Seattle. has haau
visiting relatives ia this city this week.
joan 4 Aut, OF Seattle made a bust
ness trap 70 sHohomish Tuesday.
Jeha Luther. ~ Hanford Junction, was
SnoEofAish visitor this week
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ard Mrs p. Y. Caesar. Mr.. and Mrs. c. ".
Bird, Mr. and Mrs. RI. 4. Rof. Mr. w A
Sseraberg.
Mrs George Mouiton entertained few
friends very pleasantly OF Tuesday after
noon. The afternoon was spent doing
fancy work and tea was served Tnoss
present were Mrs j. Fl. Scott. Mrs W. W.
werfEn. Mrs Hail. Mrs. Otis Sprague. Mss
Marshall. Miss Bowen.
Miss Jessie Kershsw entertained the
Luncheon Club on Wednesday. There were
present Mrs. ]. ". Miller. Jr.. Mrs. /. Z.
HaIstead, Miss Cakin. Miss IngersoIl, Miss
Frances Woibert. the Misses Miller. Miss
Holbrooke and Miss Paddock.
Social Notes.
Mrs r. p. Lehman is stopping at the
Tacoma hotel
Mrs. King. sister-in-Iaw Of Mrs. Frank
Sharpe. IL very H.
Mr. Ernest obertufyer Is In Victoria on
hts way TO Skaguay.
Mr.. p. V Anderson. who has been quite
Ill Is able to be out
Miss Mabel Kershaw Is quite Ill at the
home OF Mrs. Potter.
Mrs r. J. Church will leave on The I'D OF
this month for the klondike-
Miss Riggs Is visiting her slster-in-law.
Mrs. Frank Rotch, IN Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 3. Huson and family
have returned from visit to Portland.
Miss Hewett and Miss Clara Hewest have
been visiting in Everett during the week
Mrs r. G. Kaufman entertained tho
Neighborhood Cfnch Club on Friday night
Miss Bertha Evans has gone TO Everett
for two weeks TO visit Mrs. William But
Ter.
Captain Randolph Dickens. Of The u. s.
&. Oregon, was in Tacoma Friday and Sat-
urday.
arrived in Tacoma Thursday from a visit
10 Kentucky.
Miss Johanna Brown will leave on the
2Sd OF this fn1onth with Mrs. Church OF
Seattle for Alaska.
Mr.. ana Mrs. a. g. Foster returned We'd
neSday from visit to st. Paul and are
stopping at the Rochester.
The Ladies' Musical Club are preparing
TO give q concert in Seattle on the Esd of
February. which will be quite an event.
Miss Styne. Mr.. Church and Mr. Taylor
We're entertained by Miss Bennett at
Welsh rsre-bit supper after the theater
Friday night.
The Shakespeare Club met this week
with Mrs j. G. Dornin. The next meeting
Will be with Mrs. Warren Browne at The
Irving, on G street
Considerable disappointment was felt
upon the announcement that the dance to
be given at the Union club Friday night
would not take place.
Mrs. W. NJ. Barker and daughter left
Friday for a three months visit in San
them TO San Francisco, returning immedi-
ately TO Tacoma.
In the last number OF the Musical Cour-
Ter Is an excellent picture of Mr.. Frank
Clark, who Is rapidly coming TO The front
ana making name for himself among
1niriLOS SINGERS.
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CHEHALIS SOCIAL NEWS.

CHEHALIS, Jan. 15-Rev. and Mrs. A.
II. Wheeler spent the week in Portland
with friends.
Mrs. c. c. Case and daughter. OF Blu
coda, paid visit TO Mrs. X. ID. Powell
this week.
Mac Wood has sold his business to a
gentleman from Aberdeen and expects to
locate east OF the mountains. Chehalis
people generally will be sorry to have
Mr.. Wood and his estimable wife take
their departure.
George Walker is spending a month at
his old home In Michigan During his alb
sence Mrs. Walker is making visit to
her sister, Mrs. Stanton. at South Prai-
RE
Mrs. Ely, Of Portland. is in the city
visiting her friend. Mrs. Frank Eeverett.
Miss Susie Cowdry, who has been a
teacher at the reform school for the last
two years. has returned to her home at
Rainier. Her place at the school Will be
taken by Miss Giles. of Seattle.
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terry and Literature by tha Rev. M.
GcweE-
Mr.. r. Gsll.s. who has been with the
Hackrsan a-oshsrs for the past two years.
has accepted position with Newhan i
Co.. Of Seattle
Miss Fisher. % Tacoma. Will return
home on Monday.
Peter I4sgue. OF Stanwcoi. formerly
county anditor. ard John McEwan. ex-
county assessor. were registered az the
Grand Central this week
The Alpha Circle OF the Kings Daugh-
tiers. assisted by the Ladies Guild. win
give an art exhibition, supper and sale OF
fancy articles. afternoon and evening. In
the near future. The day Is not yet fixed.
District Deputy Grand Master John T.
Rogers Installed the officers Of the T. O
@. f. In Pythian han on Tuesday evenin <
as follows. Vida Knisely. noble grand !,
John johnson. vice grand: John T. Rogers.
secretary Adoirh Kreiger. treasurer. Pc
ter Zimmerman. trustee
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Miss Alwina Korthauer, Mr.. K. T. Trim
BILE and Mr.. Cornelius were very fine. The
refreshments were served by the ladies
OF the Christian church.
Mr.. w. +. Osier and Miss Maud Ander-
son were married on Tuesday evening at
the home of the bride, by Rev w. A.
Mackey. Mr.. Osier is a citizen of North
port. Wash, and his wife is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Anderson. of this
city, where she has always lived. They
will go to Skaguay in the spring
Mr.. Charles Stockton left on Thursday
for visit in Faribault, MINI.
The topic In society circles this week
has been the minstrel entertainment set
for Monday and Tuesday nights in the
Bellingham theater. About fifty OF the
ladies of the city are participants, and as
1T will have al; the latest and funniest IN
negro minstrelsy IL IS looked forward TO
with great anxiety by the performers and
pleasure by those who viii make UP the
audience.
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Clark. Miss Mae Everhard. Miss Nellie
overland. Miss Bertha Ross. Miss Eta
Iolconsb and Miss Mary Brerton.
Miss Fisher, % Tacoma. win sing Not
4 Sparrow Falloth." 10y Franz Aht during
the morning service al Trinity Episcopal
church.
The Knights OK Pythias entertained
number Of GUESTS al 4 banquet given ia
Days restaurant on " Wednesday evening.
The visiting members were Mr.. X =
Bell. Mr.. II. +. Niles, Mr. Ernest F'letch-
er and Mr.. John Flynn. Of snohomlsh, AMI
Dir. James Brady. Of F.dmonds.
Mrs. Stsnnard, % New York. is visiting
Nr. and Mrs. 4. c. Sianuard. ~ this city.
Mrs. l.. g Hunt Of Atinnea polss. is Wis
ting her s!ster- Mrs. p + THAN.
Mrs Clapsaddle IL visiting her sister.
Mrs. H W. Dep1s. At EdmondS
Mayor G H. Mowst, Of Edmonds. was
calling On MS many friends II Everett on
Tuesday
Mrs. James Brady. u F.duon1s. Is Wis
j;ing friends IN Everett the guest Of Mrs
W L. Kingston,
Mr. Thomas J. Church. Of Seattle. son e
the tate ex~Ciov Church was visiting his
cie horne in this city on Monday.
The Weodmen ~ ths World gave So
eial dance IN Pytnisn han IN Monday ev-
erinr There was 4 COED attendance. Re-
fresh n1erts were served
Miss Maud Brown. % snoaomssh. was
visiting friends IN Everett an TUESDAY.
Mr.. ard M~s Walter Thornton have Re-
turned - Snohonsish - reside until TrN-
rasry, when Mr.. Thornton will 80 To Sc
attic.
Mr.. +. L. Andrews will hereafter reside
In Seattle in the employ of the Srhwa-
harher company.
The Rev. J, T. nerwent f.lwvd rector
OF 81 Marks church ~ Seattle lActurei
I'm Guild ha1 on Thursday evening. SUD
sect. The American tiumorisf" This
vas the first % a series - six lectures
three - which viii be delivered by the
Rev. Mr. Livya and three BY the Rex. n.
~. Green, rector ~ Trinity church az Sc.
sit'e- The next lecture viii ~ on Thurs
Gay evening; subject. The Drama. His
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SOCIETY AT EVERETT.

EVERETT, Jan. l5.-Mr. George G.
Clows. Of Chicago. and Miss Lenna Marie
Linton were married al the brides home.
en- Grand avenue. on Tuesday afternoon.
the Rev. Thomas Coyfe officiating Only
the relatives Of the bride being present
After the ceremony che bride and groom
we're driven 10 the home of Mr.. and Mrs
George NJ Osborn. where reception was
rendered them by the Kings Daughters.
The halls and pariors were decorated
The briday couple left On the State OF
Washington for Seattle ard Portland.
They will remain in the last named city
shout week when they will go 10 San
Francisco and Southern California. Those
present at the reception were Mrs. Ada
NJ. Osborn, Mrs. Mary Middleton. Mrs.
Emma Pearse, Mrs Lucy l. Nichols,
Miss Emma s. Yule Miss Elizabeth Lin
coin, Miss Mary Nichols, Miss Marian
Zimmerman. Miss Lillian Morse Miss
Fannie j. Hoicomh. Miss Rose Schreck
MIS- Ethel F. Nichols, Miss Lola Mitchell.
Miss Marie Parkin. Miss Cad Porter. Miss
Hal Porter. Miss Alice Nichols, Miss Ethel
Payne, Miss Gertrude Paekwood. Miss
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State OF Ohio. CITY OF Toledo. Lucas
Couaty-sS.
Frank ]. Cheney makes cath that n. a.
the senior partner Of the firm OF + 7
Cheney 81 Co. doing business In the civ
Of Toledo, county and state aforesat4 90
that said firm VIII pay the sum a., 9,es
Hundred Dollars FOR each and ever csse
Of CataTrh that cannot Dc cured bv the
use Of Halls Catarrh Cure iS
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn 30 before me- and subscribed IN nv
Presence. this 9Th day Of December 4 +;
ls5, A. ". GLEASON
(SeaI) Notary p,1ti'o
Hairs Catsrrh Cure Is taken ir.sryslit,,
and acts directly on the blood and rntt@"',ss
surfaces o. tie system. Send for test5
nnonsals. free.
=. j. CHENEY & CO. Toledo n
Sold by druggists. 1Sc. -
HIS Family Pills are the hes,
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HARTFORD SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr.. John Cleary was an Everett visitor
or Thursday OF this week.
Mr.. John Luther visited Snohomish
Wednesday.
MIR. George +. Benjamin made a trip TO
Seattle Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. a. Eldridge spent Sunday at
her home In Hartford. returning 10 her
school near Maeh!as on Monday.
Capt Monsey was an Everett visitor
last week.
Mayor Falconer. OF Everett. went 10
Lake Stevens this week on business.
AIR. Thomas Patterson and wife are
preparing 20 start soon for the Klondike
MIR. Louis West visited Everett last
week.
Mrs. CT. +. fritsch, of Lowell, has re-
moved 10 Lake Stevens. Sir. Fritsch has
gone TO Alaska.
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BELrISGHAg BAY SOCIETY.

"HATCOM. Ja0. 15-Nr and Mrs.
: Mct'ord have returned from Richmond.
ny, where Mrs. NcCorg has been visit
ing relatives for several months.
Mrs a f.. Wo0iard returned on
Wednesday from visit - California.
On Monday evening reception vas CIV
en- 81 the home OF Mr. and Mrs.. II. g.
Byron. in honor % Rev. and Mrs. ". :
Crockett, who had just returned from
oregon. where they were married. The
specially arranged musical exercises ~
Mrs. Z + TElmole, Mrs. David Ireland
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THATCHER SOCIAL NOTES.

At the home Of Mrs. Charles Williams
on Pea Vine Pass on the Eth inst. a.
charming wedding took place The con-
tracing parties were Mr.. Wesley White
ner. son % Mrs Williams. and Miss Anna
hrise, late OF Mason county. Miss Grace
Whitcner was bridesmaid and Mr.. An
drew Granger groomsman. The officiat
ms Clergyman was Rev. DR.. Isaac Dill
lon. The bride and groom are wen kunvvn
IN Seattle and Tacoma and were ho,h
educated at the National Institute near
Tacoma
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SNOHoNIsH SOCIAL NOTES.

SNoHoMISH. Jan. 1s.-The ladies OF
Rose Rebekah Lodge. l. i. .. F., gave
social "Wednesday evening az Odd Fell
lows hall for the benefit or the Odd Eel
lows home A large crowd was present.
and enjoyed a musical and literary pro-
gramme for over an hour. after which
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MOUNT vERNONS CENTENARIAN MINISTER.
Zephauiah X. Alien, a Preacher for Seventy-three
His Aged Wife,

Allen
w possession ba w sn, tss ssuh a BEEN enn
and nearly perfect and his
Father Allen has married twice and has been the father Of sixteen
1900 which the city WASHINGTON became the
his had the early settlers When B Of age
his married
l5 he his ministerial riding circuit through this and
complete and during this time he conduct
Clinton
srrs ad nn 9s e ex Here he ENGAGED m % n
sympah coupled with his fearless Championship Of the Republican
tremendously that he obliged
Pixies
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savage was prevented from carving out his
red the long and dangerous
ns a qa fo' Ha There he conducted the first s
Ten Father Vernon
their families Father Allen set about clearing land for
time he has garden. 80 ~
livelihood He has been liberal his dominationa
Of preac6ins where
and his stentoran
Father possessed plethora of
Ike ooeay H eo surplus end n
assisted by which
Mount Vernon
h f1n hsore since the oo He is always cheerful
t. people whom he we'll pointing
years some years the Junior o.
her husband The copy only pic
tFe that Father Alien and his had many -
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has been acting as clerk IN the state treas
urers Office. left Friday for his old home
at OIalIs. kitsap county. for prctraetea
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Soh'/4Hg's Brsl baking powder does its
work as we'll on the hot plains of Arizona,
the cold ranges Of Montana, the wetness
OF japan, and the gold fever of klondvke.
1t has stood every test to which it has
yet been put.
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The Terpsichorean Society gave an en-
ioyable dance Oh "Wednesday night at the
Tacoma hotel. which was largely attended.
The patf0ueSses were Mrs. L. Y. Caesar
Mrs. ). NJ. Jackson. Airs. \. W. Martin.
Mrs. Mkt Saita, Mira u. NJ. Hellar. Mrs
8aus Gltse Mrs. George Browne Mrs.
Frederick Watson. Mrs {, NJ. Shultz. The
entertainment committee were MIR. J. l..
NcM0ytay, AIR. Percy sinclair, Mr.. +. =.
jacobsen, Or. Archie Hicks. Mr.. u. X.
King Ir 4 IL Denhrns
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-02-25

free geld, that runs up in the thous-
ands Prgspeciors are in all directions
on and around the Banner mine, try
ing to obtain vacant ground, and some
are jumping claims. The greatest eX-
element prevails, as this is the most
wonderful strike in the history Of the
camp. Stakes ara stuck down every
where, called Banner No. !, 5, 4, 8, 6,
7, $ and 10; others are called Cripple
Creek and Klondike. The camp is
fairly alive and lots of people coming
in. There is also talk of changing the
name of Florence to Cripple Creek.
This, in my opinion, will be the Grip
pc creek Of Idaho. Mr.. Moon is
greatly excited over the strike, and he
made his men Il present of S25 leach.
He threw out in the snow his tin
plates and cup and bought high toned
chinaware. Out OF IS pounds of quartz
Mr.. Moon panned out Sl75, and placed
1t in bottle. He looks at the bottle
about 80 times Il day and talks Banner
mine in his sleep. ! was going to
Klondike, but now | will stay here, ft +
as practical miner have every con :
lidence in Florence being the Cripple
Creek of Idaho aud | say that to
Robert j. Mclean is due the credit OF
opening up this camp; if we only had
q few more men of his stamp Florence
would soon be Il Klondke.
Very truly yours,
J. j. O'NEIL.