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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
CURING A SNORER.


CAREFUL OF PEOPLE CAN DO IT SOMETIMES.
From The Chicago Tribune
~ There was disturbance in the sleeping car
Vayasour of the Newly ork Limited 'N'''''
1t came from one of the berths in Section No
MieIc d iarse neeIy PASSENGER was performing an
Ngki sn,g! 'Ngk-k-k-k-kngk' Gn,ngk-k-k-k-
ngk-ngk-nek! Oo-oo-oo-oo-oo -oo-woogr."
There were variations but this seemed to be the
The recital had been in progress Il considerable
time. and symptoms of impotence on the part OF
the audience began to manifest themselves.
Give him air."
Live ii down, old man"
TEL my mother died for my country"
put the rest Of it in writing"
shut the box"
do it in raetimc,'
XIII it, Strange it. Give it Dc boots
But the solo went
"Sn'gkl Ng-ng-ng-ng -ngk, Ah-oo-oo -oo-oorp'
The curtains Of the opposite berth opened, and
in the dim light large. hIuy hani WAS seen grasp
ing the southern extremity OF a cane.
The cane presently WIS seen to be feeling its way
across the intervening space. It parted the cur
tains that hid the musician rom view The curve
at the end Of II hooked Itself around large iat
arm and then the stick was pulled backward with
decisive jerk
icy? Hey? VIA whats The natter exclaimed
That's What am trying to fni out" replied the
owner of the hony hand. - ii something that WI
yield to treatment? Did YOU eyer take liver pills
what are you disturbing me for? What 30 YOU
want? Who the deuce are you"'
I'm committee Of one 10 ascertain on hchalt
OF this carload of suffering p'opl" what II IS tat
als you, and to see i SOM ming can oc done Are
you open 10 any offers of conpiomlseT 49,
Are you drunk. sir, or are you only crazy?
Never mind what my trouble Is. Nhat We want
to know-and ask it i'm % perfectly respectful man
ner-a whether or not 20" nav am ,".1i' mrnt 10
or not it's whole night s'anI Because. II
En- snorted tho fat passenger. now thoroughly
awake. you're tak.nS good deal ON yourself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
~ ENCELLENT LIAR.

~ sponl,n,a ~ The Pittsburg Dispatch.
resident u hIulcy had quite an amusing 'Apcil1
~ recently when h. visited the state W Ar anu
'-'y apartments shortly after y. IN, Whoh III.
= ailments close. Tie and Assistant secretary
y, (0l W.fe out for walk. but Wn"n th'I
.Ael the street il began 10 rain. The i'r"sldthl
,-,s.sied thai they take refuge in the state Dc
'nsnt The. passed into the building without
zion and walked 10 Secretary Hays Once on
~coad floor. The Sccretary's Office was Closed
~ fe President himself tTicd every door III the
4 4f,neut 4 messenger finally informed them
/, All th- clerks and officials had gone.
We call 9u Secretary Root, in the war re
I. hent" SAID the President, and they walked
q I'D The corridor
.-"s SAM conditions confronted them th"r" ana
,,.Nldert as last chance went 70 the navy
.ta' lment 10 Secretary Long. Here th"y
A'1 INTO "a reception room. and the President
F4Ag he story 20 the Cabinet. detailed what
mot bright young colorod man be said
80 asked me- 90 be- seated. and stated mat ne
-4 see whether OF not the Secretary was H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
EuBIRR To THE FpI>G NAN.

From The Chicago Journal
1t happened on a strc"tcar- perhaps that he
reason thc young woman Wd> telling II 10 her
friends they rode on strcctCar
Say girls said the girl with auburn hair, IN
voice which audible even unto the plat
form. you may talk about being embarrassed, but
VIII wager 4 Studcbikcr matinee against a choco-
late that you have never undergone anyth that's
comparable 10 the agony suffered this afternoon.
You know. Walter called for m" To 20 TO tho
Art Institutc'
MY. how unusual broke In one Of the listeners.
We'll" continued the auhurn-haircd one. ignOr-
ing the interruptions we boarded an Indana-ave.
car AZ Thirty irstst. and when the con iuctor bell
lowed out Fare please Walter showed a bill into
his hand and continued to praise the landscape l
finished Last week He soon interrupted by tho
CONDUCTOR who pointing his finger IT little urchin
seated near MS, said:
" How old Is ne"
Poor Walter You know how easily he is
barrassed. II YOU could have seen him squirm IN
his seat ana burt out 'FIe is not ours"
And the worst Of II All that that sedate Miss
Fay who brides herself about her 'SaVor faire,'
was seated directly opposite US and grinned hid
eously."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
A Leg ~ TENDER.

ON Punch.
Whereas ! 10 respect, revere.
Love, honor and adore thee;
Whereas | long to plead. my dear,
In re myself before thee;
Whereas for thee my heart doth beat
With passion never waning.
offer thee said heart. my sweet,
With al thereto pertaining.
That is to say. Vidclicet-
\ brief that never came. dear,
Likewise the fee. unsettled yer,
Belonging TO tn" same, dear
Together with some cdscs-no.
Not legal-thcse were made for
Champagne. but cmpticd long ago
And. like the first unpaid for.
Aforesaid assets with whate'er
Besides belongs To me. love.
hereby promise | will share
Without reserve. with thee. love.
That is my case. For PHYS sake.
Decide it not at random
But think il over fairly. take
IT, dear, ad avisandum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-12
THE SENSE OF TOCCH.
MsLED MP FtLEs, AND HE EXTRCATED
HIMSELF WITH DIFFICULTY.


ron The D1rot Journal
rnyley X F1'.s former secretary Of tho Mich
- Club and low chairman of the Republican
--IagU Committee u1 Speakers and Halls. has,
course. bad 20 large experience with that in
-'tlal classified politically as a STRIKER. lie knows
Oh methods of proc. iIre, and thinks he can even
81 by the scent whether dime, a quarter or a
q dollar WII te compensation for the touch. NJ.
s.s is NOT Wftllihie He made speech ia Pieu-
.-s Hall last night ana when he had finished and
.~.eldei from the platform an individual who
- preceded by an aromatic notice OF ms APP
rs quarter sure" sail Mr. Fales 20 himself
STAY, can ] speak L you minute. said the in
10, now" said Fales guardcdy sparring for
~. Wait rI th" meeting is over
1a Individual drew back, ana Fales sat down
Eve mIru.e- later a thick breath blew over
is's shoulder and a thick voice said:
>14y. can't ! see you Just minute ,. ..
&c way rom me- .3id Fales. irritablF. "Wat
: 'le meeting s. over
r-s,es after. wn"n FaleS arose, he was there
- and repeated hiS request for Just q minute
g. Fd,S. paying for delay and hoping 10 escap";
Hi when Mr. Fal IS got downstairs the individual
= therc. The intellect Of the Assistant Prose
eng Attorney. trained by police court cXpercnces'
'-ael few lightning revolutions and Falcs
wed straight up 20 tho individual.
iogre d irlcnd OF mine. aren't YOU asked
.lgjnly" replied the individual
iets shook Of his anup2thy for aromatlrS, ana
" NJ his mouth close 10 the ear OF the Indl'ld-
Hel. I'm d,al broke. Can't YOU lend me %
.t, individual took Fales into AN obscure corner
led hin dollar. and said:
Say. Z your committee has any transldtnS 10 do
German or FT nch. / want you 10 give mo
t4e' says ,hat it required the exercise Of a
s--ter amount II diplomacy on his part 10 t.
~ That dollar without creating any hard iee!c
q. man Would draH him through s"t-t"s "lth han
: 'o1eh Third Ward strikers.
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sir? Any expression OF regret? Any promise o,


reformation? "
No, III sec you all dummcd frstr'
Then, sir, you are out OF place in this car. You
ought To travel in a hog train. No has "A
right to spoil the sleep Of two three dozen other
men. No man with snOre ike yours has any
business TO take 1t with him n night journey
where civilized human beings have to run up against
H. In heavens name, can't you sleep sitting up?
Can't you stay awake awhile and give the rest Of
us a chance? Can't you gag yourself with the pill
low! II $ about the right size. Can't YOU throw
yourself from the train? Can't YOU ke-stOpi I'm
talking You've snored at me for nearly an hour.
and it's my turn. ] have only few words
10 say 10 you, though. Human endurance has Il
limit. and If don't get any sleep this night III
see that you don't. You turn that corns heller loose
again, my dear friend, and I'll wake you up again
every time
III he doesn't We win" shouted the other voices.
one after the other
II Is hard 10 squelch snoring hend but II can he
done
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The messenger apparently did not recognize me
We sat waiting for several minutes, and the mes
senger returned and said: I'm sorry. sir but you
nave just missed Secretary Long. He only this
minute left for home "
The President then turned to Secretary Long
with the renark: Long il You would pro-
mote that messenger. Hes the most excellent liar
ever heard"
Now every messenger in the Department is anx-
lousy awaiting a visit from the President.
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WASTED EFFURT.

From Tho Indianapolis Journal.
WHOM my wifc gets to jawinr," laid 'hc man
with the fiIyeI cuffs. preserve a di-niied S.
,cncc"
ayes. J heard about it, said The man with The
blue oycras. II heard your hired girl telling our
hired girl that you was the best hand AT settin
rouul am sulkiu she ever seen
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ms PITI1BLE ESTATE.

From The Philadelphia Post
Two navvies IN clad, dirt covered, rain soaked
got uosscS-jou Of a heavenly nook between two
high stono walls while extra heavy slcet shower
nrevai. ed They had "huukcrcd' low, and were
watching the smoke WrcathS mount from their
mines I'm tout" said one Of them, breaking
revere. I'm tout Jamie. that the King of Jdrmlny
nivcr enokce" Both regarded the wreaths again
Cor = minute in silence. Poor man! wouldn't
6k. 10 be him Larry, would yOu?'
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peg IN some way got wcdged between a couple of
track. 1t took them nearly an hour fo get him
I 9oSc, anp what 90 YOU suppose happened then?
for obstructing traffc!" w Wv anu -o0''
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-09

er. Mr.. c. e. Eckert. and Mr.. and Mrs.
]. +. Horton and ave children, OF Mound
City. 8. D., also Mrs. q. 8. Hor-
ton and Miss Franc Washburn. Of Spring
Valley, MINI. Mrs. J. e. Horton. who 10
also a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eckert,
will visit with her parents for Q couple
OF months Mr.. J. r. Horton and Mr.. c.
=. Eckert Will probably return home in
three or four weeks. BY this visit OF
their children Mr.. and Mrs. Eckert's fam
lily Is all gathered under the paternai roof
for the first time in eight years.
J.. H. Leach. deputy superintendent Of
public instruction. has gone 10 Asotin
county. where he will hold an institute
and VIII visit Spokane on the return trip
Assistant Attorney General Vance and
wife have returned from Mount Vernon,
Skagit county. where Mr.. Vance was the
speaker Of the day on the Fourth.
Rev. A. g. Gregg came down from Sc
attic to spend the Fourth with his family
and friends. Mrs. Gregg and children
have been visiting relatives In Olympia
and shelton for some time They re-
turned to their home on the Aberdeen
yesterday.
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honor Of the officers Of the Iowa The
guests were: Capt and Mrs. E X Cole
L. 8. NJ: the Misses Ogier. OF the naval
station Miss Daley. Capt. Karmany, u.
8. Nj. c.: Lieut.. Twining. DR.. CrandAll.
Mr.. Frank Cole and Col. c. p. Ferry.
v w
Miss Mamie Nickeus returned home the
first OF the week from New York. where
she has been spending tho winter study
ing music.
V V V
Social Notes.
Mr.. W. W. Evans has gone TO Yakima
for short stay.
Miss Amy Burnett and Mr. G. B. Kit
finger. OF Seattle. were In Tacoma Thurs
day.
Miss Fannie Daley goes to Port Or
chard today 70 visit Capt and Mrs e X.
Cole.
Mr. l. w Anderson has gone east OF
the mountains on business for a week or
ten days.
Mrs Harrison @. Foster IL giving a
launch party this afternoon for her guest
Miss Voorhees,.
Mrs. James II. Best will 60 to Spokane
Monday TO Join Mr.. Best. where they will
IN future reside.
Miss Voorhees,. of Decatur H. who has
been visiting Mss Knobie and Mrs ii. @.
Foster. returns home Monday.
Miss Doris jeffrey Is an invalid at tho
Fannie Paddock hospital. the result OF q
fall from her bicycle last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. z. Hacker and Mr.. and
Mrs Stuart Rico and daughter Constance,
spent the Fourth al the Country Club.
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BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.

BALLARD. July s--The most important
social event OF the week WAS tbs marriage OF
Miss Lillian Dutton and MN. J. Sehiioth.
last. at the home OF the brides parents. by
the Rev r. E. Hyiand. The happy couple
received many beautiful presents. MT
Shariss Read s,,enasa u: Fsoo e. while a,ns
capacity for the bride. After the ceremony
was performed all parteok OF bounteous
feast. which had been prepared Tor the oe-
been residents OF Ballard Tor some time.
and their acquaintances join IN good wishe.
for them. Those presen, were; Mr.. and
s n ssar. G En- sn M. 3 sn acv Mrs
Mr. and Mrs J. Johnson. Mrs. w. L. Law
RE. Mr.. and Mrs Nelson. Mrs. Bourgeo.s.
MIsses Aiyina and Flora Bourgeois. Miss
victoria Bourgeois. Mr.. Charles Read and
Mr.. Q. putson. OF Seattle.
Ballard camp: No. Is Wocdmsn Of the
World. ard Olympic Circle: Women Of
fieers In their lodge rooms Friday evening.
which vas q pleasant social event, Only
members OF the two orders and their fsms-
large percentage Of the population Of Bal
lard and hence the hall was well filled.
After TIE of1cers were installed all re-
paired @ the banquet hall where refresh.
was a thorough success and n credit To the
orders The following officers were instaii-
ed Olympic cfrc.e-Gtsar1ian u<f8hhor.
Mrs C.. f. Dill. adviser. Mrs. Besssx ma
gic!sn. Mrs. r. Frazier. clerk. Nrs. Lyle:
banker. Mrs Anna Powers. attendant.
Mrs Agnes Russell. outer sentinel. G f.
Dill; captain OF guards. Mrs w. n. Cur
i;ss musician. Mrs w. l. Forester. man.
ager. c. Ashton. Ballard camp. Woodmen
81 the wossd-Corsui commander. Clifford
Ashton; adviser lieutenant, Henry Dorm.
clerk. II. Onssed: banker. r. r. Fisher.
managers. @. A. Highlands. W. n. Coop
err and w. l. Forester. Mrs 4. MeMiilen
acted IN installing ofs1cer for Olympic CIR
Gle, ard j. Johnson for the Woedmen Of the
On last Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs. J.
%. Brttten celebrated their silver wedding
IN appfcpfiafe form At their residence on
AIheyfson street Judge @. w. Emerson
performed the marriage ceremony for the
couple On this occAstcn with Mr.. Tate ~
groouEsnan and Ars. IAwry = bssdeGna1A.
afIoe U1teA sxco1ieus .effoGAWooto veso
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CAPITAL CITY SOCIETY.

OLYMPIA. July s--Mrs. l. Harris and
son. DIR. Henry Harris. arrived home
from Baltimore on Sunday evening. DIR.
Harris will visit with his relatives for
several weeks, when he will return to
Johns Hopkins university. where his high
In the university hospital corps.
Ar. and Mrs. William Lemon, on July
4, quietly observed their fsftseth wedding
anniversary. Mr.. Lemon. ia hts SD year.
has been confined TO his room for the
past six months. and only relatives were
present On the occasion.
John r. Amy. OF Tacoma. was among
the visitors on Sunday. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Amy and little son
w. J.. Bonney. OF Tacoma. arrived in
the city on Sunday TO Join his family,
" ho are visiting with Mrs. Eonney's pa
rents. Mr.. ard Mrs. d r. Bigelow
John r. Ayers, 81 Seattle. spent the
Fourth with relatives here.
Eryfng Young. formerly OF Olympia.
bat TOW 81 Seattle. spent the Fourth with
bis parents In this city.
Mrs Roe and Miss Anna Roe. OF For
est Grove. Or. are visiting with Mrs.
Roes grandfather. Dr.. n. ossrander. IN
this city
Miss 10 I.sokhart. Of Spokane. who has
iranter, left yesterday for Los Angeles
as delegate TO the National Educational
Ass0ct2 ton.
Mrs c. e. srAypcol and children are
visiting at the home Of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. A. n. ccwiex.
Miss Lulu Exert formerly teacher
81 ThGrsion county. who has for the past
tao years h~en In attendance at the unit
verssts 81 South Dakota arrived In tawn
on the Fourth 20 spend her vacation with
her parents Mr.. and Mira Henry Eckeyt
Accompanying Afen Lulu were her broth
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Prof. Jerome J. Green. professor 81 phyacs
and electrical engineering at the UnivefS-
ity OF Notre Dame. Miss reeney - .
sister Of NJ. J. and Thomas Feeney. OF
Everett.
Lanss Thayer returned Wednesday from
Seattle. where he participated In the ath-
ietics At Athletic park July T.
The sixth annual reunion Of the high
school alumni. held at the residence OF
Miss Margaret J. Clark. was pronounced
the most enjoyable OF ell. The following
]. Clark, 'ss: Miss Lillian Morse. Leroy r.
Vernon, l. g. Duryee. ~: G. Van II. King,
rs: Miss Alice Gardner and Miss Edna
Knapp. -: Miss Abbie Sumner. Miss En-
lily Summer. Miss Bertha Ross. Miss Grace
Powers. Miss Lulu Riemann. Miss Ruby
Brown Morris Bell and D. A. Duryee. 81:
Miss Alameda Pendlefon, Mieo Alice Mich
OILS and IAnse Thayer. -: Miss Gerfse
Baptie Miss b. GOrenson. Miss Jeanne
Caithness. Frank Sherwood ana Edwin
Pittman. -.
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THE WEEK AT EVERETT.

EVERETT. July s-The Fourth was
ee4ebrated in Everett In grand style. ard
the week was an exceptionally lively one
ties were held. and the Everett high school
gave It's annual alumni banquet The
weather has finally taken on a summary
streak and many Of Everett's families
will leave next week for the seashore and
mountain resorts. camping and fishing.
Miss Ruth Hiner end Miss Smith, ot
Edmonds. spent the Fourth with friends
on the bAyside.
]. r. Mitchell and Rollin, d. l.. Petty
and Charles Hove left Friday evening for
q weeks trip near Index.
An informal dancing party was given IN
the Guild hall Thursday evening. About
thirty couples were present and had an
enjoyable time. Music was furnished by
the afoe-Archer- Harris mandolin orches-
ira Another party will be given in about
two weeks
C. Van II. King. a member o. the grad
uating class % IS. and now with whole
sale company IN San Francisco. attended
the high school banquet "wednesday night.
Mrs. A. A. Brodeck left Wednesday
evening to visit friends in walla walia.
Friday afternoon Master Merrill Lewis
Russell. the occasion being the celebration
OF his third birthday. Those present were
Masters Joe Irving. Everett Hove. Merrill
Lewis. Carl Paschks. Misses Winnifrsd
Ruth Psschke, Zel!a Knoll Ice cream and
cake were served.
Mrs f. II. Browneif Will! spend the SUM-
ner in Seattle with her mother, Mrs
Noble.
Miss Msude sorenson was home from
Seattle and stisndsd the graduating eIef-
cises Of the Everest high school
Mr.. and Mrs. p X. Lewis xere In Seattle
last week visiting Mrs. Lewis. sister, Mrs.
w. T. Ferguson
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hove entertained
many Of their friends at The Hotel Royal
on July Delicate refreshments were
served ard a most enjoyable evening was
spent
Leroy T. Vernon. whc has been attend
ing the Chicago university. In home on
visit Before leaving Chicago he was
team.
Cards have been received n this city
announcing the marriage 81 Mss G3ten-
betA q. yseney. Of 1eeheotsr. MINI. an
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returned TO Miss Sey.nour's for supper
Those present were: The Misses Margaret
Thomas Gertrude Hardenberg. of Seattle:
Lena Clancy. Alice Fraser. Margaret
and Alice Cooper. Alice Eaton, Louise and
Katherine Smith. JacQueiine Noel Maud
Cater. Doris jeffrey and the Messrs f.
Clancy. d. Styne, Il. Alexander, ~. Col
lysr D. Rogers. ". Maniey NJ Barlow.
f.. Sloane. r. Cushman and ". Pritchard.
Mr.. John c. Dornin celebrated his birth
day. July 5, by giving an exceedingly
handsome dinner that night at the Union
club. The table was exqulsttely laid. one
OF the NEST attractive features being the
menu cards. which were painted for the
occasion by Mrs. L. W. Anderson. each
one being appropriate IN design and IL
iustration and bearing some personal hit
70 the person for whom designated Mr..
Mr. A. C. Tousey. Mr. c. n. Hurley, Mr..
Jess Merrill. DIR. G. S. Hicks. Mr.. G. l.,
Mum, Mr.. J. r. Conduit. Mr.. ]. T. S,eeb
ard Mr.. B. S. Grosscup.
v V v
Mr.. T. W. Enos was the host a, an
elaborate dinner Wednesday night, given
in the private dining room OF the Tacoma
hotel Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
p J. Franslo!i, Mss Darnan. Miss Ker-
:. Griggs. Mr.. Ralph Stacy and Mr. J.
r. Conduit The party afterward attend
ed the military bali AZ the Tacoma tho
alter.
v v v
Hrs. Reber, wtnsate and Miss wingate
have cards cut for a card party To he
given next Tuesday afternoon in honor OF
Mrs wingats.s daughter, Mrs. Thomas
skinner. Of Hongkeng. who is spending
the summer in Tacoma
V V v
Mrs !. w Anderson gave a dinner last
Sunday night 20 Mr.. and Mrs w v. Bur
riIl, Mrs. II. c. Potter, Mrs. J. Net. Par
ton, DR.. @. $, Hicks. Mr.. c. b. Hurley
v V v
Mr. @ F Alden IS expecting his sister.
Miss Alden. Of Fairhayen. Mass. 10 spend
the summer IN Tacoma. They have taken
rooms with Mrs. }. Ill. HoGghton On North
q and Firth streets
W "
Mr.. ard Mrs MacFarlane. OF phiiadel-
ph4a. have recently arrived in Tacoma ~
make their home here and are at present
hssng at the Tacoma hotel.
v
Mrs William Jones returned from walfa
4aila Thursday. accompanied by her SIS
ter Miss Ruth Stone. who Will spend the
summer n Tacoma.
"
Mrs C. MccegEatry and her daughter.
Mrs. T.. Ii JGAses. gave a large reception
Friday afternoon a; sfetr residence On
NORTH Chr avenue.
v v
Mrs. ] " Peek aad Miss Georgia Peck.
cs North Yakima. arrived her. Nes.n2s-
day &C scensi the summer ~t,h Mr.. ami
Ms. W. g Eetssr.
v "
ME and Mrs c. w Dickinson. az Seat
lie sTeps Wednesday IN Tacoma and
afne1 With Mr.. and Mrs A g Toussy
that night.
" v "
A supper party was given Tuesday Night
after tee fireworks ~ the Misses Isosse
ct their ncme on North Fourth street IN