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Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-23
HEARD FROM
Mr Hasel green Located in San
 Francisco

Mrs. II. w. Hassel.resn was Tn Tombstone today on brief visit. Mrs Hnsse'green wss seen by PRosPEc- TOR, reporter with a view of asccr- tsining if any further information oi the whereabouts of Mr HasselgreeD had bsen learned. It will be remem- bered that report had gained cireuls- ton and was published that MT Hsssl green had dsser ei his family and de- camped with s3000. Many friends of Has.elgreen here were of the belief that possibly come mishap had over taken him and were hopeful that his absence would be accounted for. Much to the relief Of tha worried wife and friends, all will be pleased to learn that A letter has been received from Mir, Hasseigreel which locates him in San Francesca. The last letter received by the family was three weeks prior from Tue on and although MT H had doubtless written in the meanwhile, tte letter never reached its destination and the delay gave rise to anxiety ard misg;vings. It is expected he will return home shortly to find what unpleasant apprehensions were entertained Lecsuse of "the io, |, o,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-23

Mrs. Bessie Blum came in today to yisi. friends in Tombstone prepara- tory to leaving on an e1tesded trip to California. The PRCsrEcToE ackpow- ledgss a pleasant call.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-23

Henry E,z. the well known and popular Legislative representative from Coehise io the 20th., came in from Benson today on a flying busi- ness tlip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-23
ton. D. C..

toa, D. c.
 With other such proper,i9s develop ing in tie Dragon range their success vii. show to the mining world that we pos sess uulimite.l natural resources or inherent wealth which but needs the blood of com m mercisl life 10 make us prosyerCu'.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-23

Mrs Maggie Letson and son are over from Bi.bee. Mrs Letson is here to appear before the equalization board and endeavor to have her assess. meat reduced.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-23

c. c. Parker, the urdertaker, re- turned yesterday morning from Fort Hucchuca where ho was called 10 embalm the bo " of . young lady, Miss Kitty Williams, who died there. She was 23 years of age and came from Rochester, x. Y. for the benefit of her hea,th.-Sta-.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-23

J. H. Barry Supt oi the Common wealth Mig Co. ii here on business before the board of equalization in relation b the compsny's taxation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-23

F.. J. Jscklin and Jake Scheerer arrived today from the valley and both gentlemen leave somoIrow for Los Angeles on a trip to the coast.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-23

There were lj,l22, teachers in att tendance at the convention of the N. E. A. in Los Angeles. Arizona was we'll represented.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-23

Col. Wn. Land, one of the cattle kings of Ccchise county, was Tomb ct ne visitor and greeted ty his many friends here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-23

Miss Mary Martin and si.ter, S:eisns, arrived this morning from Tucson on a visit to Mrs Jas Reilly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-23

A recruiting office for volunteers has been opened at Fit. Huachuca The s,trastive government posters are to be seen at the post uftic,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-23

The Bisbee and Tucson ball game last Sunday resulted 9to II in favor of the Tucro"s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-23

o. F. Aehburr. the known csttleman, is in the city on business te'ors the Board of Equaliz-ti.u.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-23
From Wednesdays Do ly:

Judge Jas Rielly returned today from flying trip to Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-23

Judge Jas has gone to Tue sen on a professional visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-07-23
CIuRICAcHUA CATTLE COMPANY

lNNICkERS President and Manager.
 Tombstone LEW WILLIAMS Nice President. Bisbee AIiz lOHN bLAkE F.. Secretary Saituri Arizona ( w GATES Treasurer Los Angeles, Cal Principle range between Chiricahua and Drdgoon mountains in CochiSe county Steer Ranges on Ergle and Bonita Crack in Grah.m county, A'il0nl. Senr. New MrNiIo, and ShcInl.in Co. Texas
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=. NJ. IRWIN.

fo,by. tsfs issi Thursday evening for Va.
monitor, ~ ". r., where they will visit
Mrs.. Dariinxs mother. Mrs Mcleod, for
Miss bessie Crosse. vino has been visit.
Salt Lake CITY last Friday.
The ladies ~ the bsp'ist church gave
day evening ssd presented her eth sill
Rev &. . BfsnfcB and fsmiIy. have
moved from ~. rsetMy 70 ths measnns
Mr. Brsnton vii open private school
A party ~ young Ladies f0gs the steam
~ Miksdo fOr knebosnisb "Wednesday ~
a., ,''s ssss 2''t M. ns M NJ.
Drafs Powers, Miss Bibsl Payne, Mise
Jeorie csi,hDess. Aiss Abbef sumner,
Mis- terths Hos. snd Mise Hglx bfown
tbSif nsw homo en HoessfsiIer svsnss
N sfspbsn Eno~iton left last Fndgy
for chiesso, vhefs ne VII jo'n h's Fam
W . . Ms'ssaliy, Nj . - .~itehsll.
Mr. Charles Hare and af fs~ss
returned firm fndey Friday mefpins
Miss iIsfh bisx'hs ., h",as rsf" ~
NJ. {. sensnsi. viii ,saeh IL ne
pahtlS sebsls ~ Arlington tbis yesf
tss .s,s ~ sest'is Issi .sss visiting
atss mssss osseoes ssd her sister
9iss Wanda, -srs visiting Mrs osesf
aI.s Aasis Nsnsg. = seattle IL y'sl,.
500 ., tbs home ~ NJ sad Nfs y y
Molten
NJ sn5 So. .. y nsrsew lefi iasf
sess for caufgfNia ~befs hey VII fs
eide ~ 80 ffgfBfe 49,.
.iss Katbefffe Ed~sfds tfiil0'ts -
saFHs snH Miro FfsmGfa Axbe@ sNfe me
ssssfs - NJ aNd wgs Wss'iahf ~
asfes61 sfdshS iasf pfek
Mfs . a Cofsrs6 @as 80 guest -
sfs sewsr knspp. - shetofbish. lest
~ ard NE Hog = nsgsg hsve ~.
turned a. fb<lf home ~ eesffie
a eoens~r ~ fhs isaSg NseeNHess rave
Nfs ~ IsVsf Pleasant farewell
sf,fpffss - fhs home ~ Nfs Garrett
gtsefy last eaf0faav afternoon These
f.reesNf we're Nfs barrett risHfV. Afx
4 BfWs Ms rsspk Nfs paifwih
uFe ttsFtsIi Nee tteNf wfs f#Ne Hfs
fSsfs ". UkeiiS. Me- q p~sef.
prs Mefsssf Me- small 81 .fs
Ms ~ ostetsN - saeheaifsN 49,
b. go ftfT lasf wsek VISITING Nef sister
Me- 4aFT ttHfp1 ~ Huekef a#sHpe
Ms . FFisss lsf iaet ssek ~
loss
Ms Asgrsssifs Axusw wffi sffsfd
seb1si - Vsafeafvrg WssN fhfe NfHfsf
Me- y 81 Satin 10 hatse ffvn Rect
shsfe 80 hss heen ~ sfsof' visit
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OUT or SOCIETY.


panies her part OF ~ WY. going 70 bss
bone II Lyndon, n. B., after : Ma With
heI parents. Nr. and Ass Henry Ecksst
Mrs. -. z Davsdoon, of Tacoma = .
visitor With 1r. sad Mr.. 3. \. NAdGs.
MI John Hyspe as1 Aaagbssr Isfs on
Wednesday for . v1stf With frtenAs st IA
Nrs- q. c. woodruff - IN the city from
seattle, visiting with her n0ther. Mrs.
BvrnfraEer.
NJ George Knuns~. Of Seattle, IVES .
v.sftor on wednesday.
Mrs. r. e. wiiiison anA Asughsss, Mel
". Of Port Townssnd. are visitors with
Mrs. Margaret Nsssus ana daughsss.
AAe Nae, who were visitors for soms time
With Mr.. and Mrs George rSybe0, left
90 wednesday Tor tbssr h0ne ~ La Sale.
xr. and Mr.. T. n. 0ssrgs. Of chseaso.
we're visitors On Wsdnes1sy with Ars. J.
Oh. oeobey. NJ and NrD George came
70 the West 10 attend the wedding 81 Their
Sfsys.
Miss fnsossns AnAefs on wednesday
morning gsys breakfast IN honor of ~ 81
Edith cayanaush. and The event wss a
vsry enjoyable one There we're pressnt
81 the brssksssf party Miss fmegsfe An.
dsrs. Miss Edith csyAnAuGh, Misc Julia
Caysnssgh. Mss Helen cpWiss, Mss
Georgia Fisher. Mis- Annie Mitchell. Ma
Josephine Prince. Mss Nina Kaufman,
Miss Zoe KincsN, Miss Paui.ns Hail On
the same day Mrs. Alech Lang gave =
dinner party IN honor Of Miss Cavsnsugfs,
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N cortland. ~ Yfsks. Cal Rev q w. Mel
p,es sf''' NJ aSS NJ. 'f orssa 'ef ;ss
nv NJ " cssss. p.. vac =" lasem. visitor
CAPT " ss5 Mr.. 4. .. wglon rHl Leave
tnir wsek Tor santa no~. Cal. where they
espeet 70 reside IN future
-. s o sse ~, ~ s1 s gssSs sse w s.ss
a.y TREY wid remsin IN mat state per-
NJ y. srse cams ever from Pc I'll
NJ i'd Johnson len for her nom IN
Wsosfcnes lsw satyrdsZ, soeyrspsni~d ~
We az ss y son. ~ Wiz -sl IN ,hes
Mics Georgia Dvnnins ard df Uerce~,
fsasisu1sF eefs married isnI we~Ns sn6
"s NJ sg'e = gnr nfs s 70 s'f srs,n w..v.r
yil.e. Cal. % VISIT ife ell fsforn IN
,. s . l,;srs. s.,. 4, e Z. s.y .''d
reception wss fens~vsf Rev sn5 Mrs
s,'liiger. prssldins eifsr ~ nc fis
tf'ct ~ TIE " cbnren set saturday
issga5sf s9iss.ls- 81 IT. = ue VI sssses
ard Rev G~y y Rhodes ana q response
~ psy AuiiEer Affsr me eorcH,sfon ~
psr.spsss' NV whsf- S,ffe.nTs.s = ~-r-
fAs, Thur-ssy syenins r.c.paos ga.
- Ne II VI fngrsssm fhe svsnlns
rss esH~d ~ games snd ssfisi CONVERSE
anf feffeWbusnfa we're served
Nc ge~~c Hhef~s returned 70 HcNfnn-
y IL m is~ Tue~fse, sf~r : visit win
Hfs mother sr0 brother far few dave
Me- u8'b Francis has ben agse ~ me
seek
NJ r = ggebuaf. sf gsors. Dys#r
90 sf q q fsfx were IN Tseons fsis
NJ Wni mar lsr iass wees fer psio
Afo Cal. ~tsfe be vii enter sssnfofs
university
afs n Q sefx - aver from H9ausu
e3fnfeg N ladies from shs. city 81.
tented ne F18asr dsg sx~ret-ss ct ne
Chehsps reform eeHaai So THURSDAY
NJ 8ng Nfs ~ 4 pisu sffivef bone
TIesfnY from WrrflfF
Afs q - Wallace ia haras from pers.
ise9 ehffs fhs hse se~a fog 80 wsess
~ and hfs Lynch - Chs1slis. ~isifsd
W Tb0mss arsics sra fsmny. - roIe5o
sc Visiting ffisnds here
cH u Fli@aufy 49, Portland vfs
ffaF fhe seek
Me- Anne smp~sn sffvsf from Cat
fafnls mis- essk mnf lsN N0oday sar Vet
hsT Nor ebef- shs WI fesch ne eonn.
W Il ~ ceusr - Tscone sss m ne
Hes aegxe n3en ~ Tseasns a vfs,s
lnF hef esfes Mfs Thonsss
NJ - Fge9eff gefufne8 - hls hasn~
le fifszon Ffidsy
srs a f,asneh = a. hone from . sun
W. ,hsfss nelson esn,s oyer from
4 bsf seen sBnfsy
8ss sei.is nafiss = To fgagsv 4. -.
iWpE her safef 3rs fyy~n
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CuTffAl4fs zegf NJ gdsAff Nata
s0 fafHsqtg - CbsbsBs, 9gf fnf iae lsr
fgn gesfA resident ~ t$g#As NAaiAg ~
80 IN fHe rafY fhs ssss ~ yaf ~
80 - 0sep4hlea - James = 1ffffN So
- fsfsn~ N9iieY
Nse I4fig - ss.sHdlna hsf go wesks
fss mashsf y w. " Miller sas NJ.
ssfey Niss HaahsA Maeg. fsfufasd So
fseIf a4HRe . ti@ffsf ~ h6sg
TBs iaaies - ne be1fee n ifhnnf ssFf
fsfessH reception % Ms Thomas sn4
Nee Naraft st@ AgN e. remove tH A her
seer. = lsssiey evening
Maes Nsfs ItaV'eas n AiFHs Hss fsfHfHef
s~gse after . MONTHS visit ~ WesipsF
Mfs ff8n. fgisHi - ~ sna Nfs -
T. rtaag = ClsaYsiH ssfifH ~ hFf
toTsa iH M4lme ~ Ann5&F nffeg n 800
lssorfhs giEf 80 sae Fseffe foesf
Me- g = FNi~ ~ gsfFa5 shs NeF 100
SISTERS 10 Esib sBe~ aNH 49, Nab~l
Ms q is4gsfa. sect - Fheern& Mahs
ass ~ gszs Sh~lf sisters if fFaf elfY
Nss Mst@l ssxYeus - Tsfsua ei@fsa
ff,ss8s ~ fseHss fhis sess
Ma fgsNe if44ssft rae fsf 4fhsf - hsg
sHnse a. Ise rslieH Afsef a. ssfNafsf Visit
w1fs M tfgsbsrs % SssNglns All Chr
hsS4s
Mr. 80 y siehess sas - ft~ effg fasg.
fss to sses sisflns fgBenas sr1 Asfsoa.
~ 20 move - NglsnsA
Mrs. Il q mf.isst sefes; - kAag fsf
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PORT TOWNSEND. Sept 2-The Misssu
Trimbie gave a delightful party Monday
evening IN honor n their guesss. Nfss
Maude Hunt and Miss Jessie frfmbse The
house was Hastily decorated with flowers
and evergreens. Delicious refreshments
were served az IL o'ciock and tho guests
left after spending very enjoyable even
On Friday afternoon Mrs d ~ INN en-
f~rfained a few friends IN honor ~ Mrs
r. p. Lotus. 81 Seattle who hiss been me
Ruest ~ Mrs. HfiI dsfring me past vee4
Miss Eva BASH returned Monday afksP
q years absence IN China.
Miss Maggie Davies. VIM bss br~u me
guest 81 Mrs a. ". Horne turing shs
past week, returned 10 hev hsms IN r.
Mrs. John Barneson snd Mrs. Dobse
we're paee~ng~rs on me Queen Sunday
Mrs .. ~ Lsvermors 10 visiting friends
IN the city
Mr. Charles O. Simpson IeSy On sne
Wafia wslia Friday for 9ar Francisco
where he viii sgsfn resunBe hts position
- pufs~r 81 The transport Centennial
Mrs Albert Cookfngnan ~ Tn fns ~ffy
vtsfing her father, Capt John Lihbv
chief Engineer and Mrs Doyle vino
have been spending the ~syrm~y h~r~
returned 20 their home IN san rrancfsrs
on Sunday
Miss Gertrude p~g, accompanied BY nsr
mother. vii leave MorSay for Whssr0rr
where she viii attend the ssase nornai
school
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:ie. are vtsssrs Mn 0s<aaRs nssssx.
4rN J. q Walror
ny and Mrs =. A. So6zey ard Ny -.
n. galley have rersr,ed 20 Ssaxsie
NJ l. q Walton visited " Wzxeou n
WnAtcom surfnx me S@sn
~ Sulf9n- wso hss ee>u vfQesuw Mrn
k1WaS1 Mig. nas -e~urn~sf 20 Whnx-oW
Ms W Patterson wno 49, 1epn 49,
dale
MIS- MABEL Hunt Ier Nenssy sor ~
home IN Spokane
MRS a :. Cisypoos and 1augnser 49,
RS arc Mss Claypeol Of Spencer fswx
VINO nave BEEN vtsis ng Mrs George susn-
~rIano. Rave l~ff for FRIDAY Harasr
Miss Eva Pn1lip wfII teara ne East
sound school during me coming year
Mr.. ard Mrs. = r Harrison are VISITING
tH>fr sor. Dr.. T. "a Harrison ~ seattle
NJ. ssseHn and Mr. Ras< Ts7sIork RETURN
"a on saturday rom visit 20 their xrzrd-
parents. Mr. and Mrs.. Charles T. s~zxrr
OF Wnsfcon. and TIER saBfs. Mrs B~ngs-
min NORMAN. 81 Ianden. and Ms Joan
AeDoral1. 81 Fsfrhayen.
Mr.. smith Showers ard nts x7s~R W
~ ~. Hastings. are AT Nnafcoyn r~om
mere Mr. Hastings win go 20 California
Mr.. James <ichoI and daaxnter Nss
Evelyn. left on Tuesday Cor s-atfge wnare
Miss Sichoi vii attend ro4lsx~
ArA Geodeghan EFT on Monday for q
vssf 10 Taroma and vfciaity.
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r,sf cot M zoe Isrs.

EAaT aJf W. Sept 8 9fs Jsha s1fH-
frfard aH Tlfaasv eeffff8iHs8 So arefn-
ksfs - her class 81 fhs EfnRg9ei church
NBrdsg shoai
capt saG So y > csfesR 9iss fsao>i
gfegK sbd Hiss Gfses FhiHg ases8asa
Wont Comet f9fna On Saturday
NJ ef4 Mff Hefbeft = ~ lHsns asH
ss Mares VII afna aes8e FFe 9e~ert -
MpH0f Ean.1tnftoN ~ Thursday
NJ aHh 49, = y GHfsm sUs Mss In.
see ~ Ntaffls aaneadsd Mount consssfs-
tiof ~ FffsaY
HFs 81 Nsrkkr - Nhnfeors essffs,l
Fssf HHBrH during 80 wees Has smuxa.
tHf, Ms Hssr Mas stfli neFe
" - 4sss.@ Tewfsn nas fefarn~d from
PsffhRVen
Ars Helssd . Csseneil ass fsfsrsss -
F2lfh4Ren
Me- Tsyt~r ara 49, sanghssr. gi4s
fre,fsfies ffeaa. visited NhAsee~u dsrns
60 sees
nis~ aarss wsisffp hss returned 20
FalFbe4en.
Ne wu I~wsn rsfgywes 20 whsseen
sfIsr . sbast vs@s - Kss e<so1
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sS0moNssN SOCIAL s0Tss.

ssoBosftsH. sept Ina. Lsey vss,sl
returned home "Wednesday from thrss
vsshS visit vitb seattle relatives
wednesday ns9hs fer sssifs. -bsfs they
Hr ana Mr.. rrosses ard s.s Lillian
ssr.s srsys ~ f'gsn e.ss r,,1 r,. 49, .ns
NJ w N. bsis~rs vss seattle visitor
Nj se1 NJ. 4, " West spent lsa sur
ar ssy sffYssr snS NJ Eey sffysr
srrfvsf bOes< on fhs4r vb~sIs WsSnes1sT
from . t0gr 81 fse ssssfbsrn poffs0n ~ $40
state. vbsfs thsy hsve BEEN fof ma ps~
as' ssa Mrs. w.lsr N. Tsarssss. -
Evssstf. we're ~ fg~a Netpssssf
pr ara Ms Hsfbsss, ssfs ~ from
Ars W W r.sns AMI ssssxisfs Hsfs
snd Efms arrived ssfs from CsHfsrhis
issf Monday morning fBey ril maze
IN Az M Is " s,ryssf visited
frfsHts N TSc0na fkts sses
xf AlseFt stevenson sss 10 from Ezsr,
80 ~ efsi ~ tss ssss. tos sgss - NJ
NJ jam. " Hsg 10 visiting fssnss
~ Shelton fn,s %eek
as ' ~ f-sns. wte bss hsen visiting
,fssnss - Msrfgs ~ ne past mos'B. faa
susnoa none sgf@ ssss
4r ~ 81 Esrlrsl~. - ss5fo- " sellsy,
arrived q to~H W estesegsF.
h1f gslgfnes Me- T. " sinclair
Prot q " sHsffesn e FafosH4 recently
eteets4 ssEeflnfsn1>nf - fbHuis strives
"a fewe Thafs4sg msersfas . nafla sis
dsflss Nerr H0e8sf
~ ! " Ws8f1a moved 80 fancy -
S<sfflf - 49,, shsfs ~ 81 fnsss hs
fBf4sge tome
Frsg sns Mfs @ssFsesf sGf family, =
Eqefsff visited So snt Ms q W sNae
~ WsssesaaY ts@
zfrs q ~ f~fagsfe RsVs MffhtsY
pkrfy IN hafssss - Naf 81 fsHfsf, Nfe Eim@g
ts<ufesg. lssg ssfHf8sg sffgfneun Use
fsflasiss were 80 sngl - Tsssfs Wrs
Ma pgxna ~ s~sffis Mo- y b.. WafNef
Me- " Ka&gg ags - sffYnsr
Mfs n " Mofssn Nfa 20 Hefsf Me-
a 81 Ma gw " ~ Hpsss Mgss
~ - pszsssTt Ngs rfses 1nfssa Ms
t4g1g Newhaf Ms = spfssge Me- y
fvls Fsg x8sur
NJ "a NJ . T. Msffses srssra.nss
q ngs9ueT - frssmfs tssf "a sf3sy egsms
- gn fsacr - sae NFss tfffh ~ - fEstf
ssa fls4slgE MatfneF
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wWATCoN s1pf f~9f ChsGnrsY
TI~na ard Mies M2feafss garrett we're
sz.zgFteA On IMAesfeg sffffN4HE 81 iNs
negFs - 80 Nfstz g@feNts ~ Rev "
~ er gfKs gssSs fsrffT - rzifHaVeN
SO ~ f4snait SH4 NJ Chsfs@s Ws1oesss
wss ha3s asn sf'sq . sstdias gsensf
TIE yslgnz g@8ge teff frf t1gF 40 ssgNd
~. xsFs sns Ffs9s o. r9estsr sTsnfax -
E<v ! ~ Asiirf al ~ bono ~ Mr. A.
fsQF Cos sstfsns sSsEer foslysss
sr@ fsFTHsGNF
yr 49, Ne ffsnFY Enss~ss gsssfs@f
- ~ - ass4zr fTyns Exs6eFaks.
esngss4As ps4tF. remssf4ns ~ pf aa8
Hrs LsFEas Mfs - " Hsnsas ~ 80
wAAsrn fssnsen. NJ. Norman Tyx ser. M
y. &. Hyan ssd ~. - = nn9ga ere 81
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CoUTEvrLl-E. sept x-7res. end Ms
G. T. Newoerry entertained . numbsr II
young folkD Tuesday evening
DIT. W. b. WasIfng and family leave FOR
Whsscom this week.
Mrs W. O. Robo. Of Seattle. 10 vfatinx
her father, Hon. G. I. Terry.
Mss Maud Calhoun, Of Ballard. and
Mss . Atkinson. Of Seattle. ere vias.nO
On the stand.
MiW Mile Watkins. Of L. Conner. %
visiting Miss Sewberry.
Mrs A. FL kohne and daughter rSn2
returned from trip 20 Seattle Wednesday
evening.
Mr. 4. ID Blowers. Of sesssss. spent
day In town this weeh.
Mr. VIII Tenney returned home from .
tri1 down sound Wednesday
Miss Lulu Mitchell. Mrs Jseoo JENNIE
and Mrs White were st La Conner We'd
uesday.
Mss E@ary, Of Camsno Assnd. 10 visit
IND Mrs A. n. Wananaksr.
Mrs. Todd and Miss Leah Lsve3cy aro
81 Whafcom this week
Mrs 2 ". clapp. Mr.. 2. 9. Earl and
Miss Hartzell are spending the week. IN
Mr. Carr Gillespie n horns again. having
spent q week I'm Seattle with friends
Mr. n Herreft. Of Everett va in town
on business this week..
Mr. John Alexander ard wife. Of Seattle.
are VISITING Mrs. Aiexanders mother. Mrs
Miss Kettle fJorup and Mss Noble
NJ f. Rnodes and VIE q seattle. ere
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Moek
wr. Lester SIN VS. In Seattle sfzio wso6.
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La CONNER, Sept, z-Prof and Mrs.
J. ~ shs~ids and child, Of Mount Vernon.
yissset friends In town . couple Of days
Mr.. 4 W Foster left rhur,d.y even.
Ing for Seattle 20 attend business college
for the next few month";
NJ. Frank G.iss and Mr.. worth psns.
~ 'i Mr. % an ssa VIZ. are ., the ss%s
they being Z. Of W. - class graduates
Of Mss Olivia Peck
Mr. John Miller. % Mount Vernon, visit.
e MS brother 81 this place . few days
Mrs.. MsrGsrsoa Ksyss returned Thurs-
day evening from Olympia, where she has
beer spsnding :he summer vacation.
day evening from Dawson and the cape
Nome gold regions, whore ~ has been Tor
the past fso years.
No, Mr. . e Ms.;e.sa !: .essa!ns a eeu-
Miss Lena Church left Friday for Mount
Mr 81 b. Moor. and Miss Annie church
visted the lAffsrs mother st Everett ssv-
Rev. y. ". chsmbsrlin . home from
kysrson, whsfs he has been for ssvsrsi
weeks past
,. ss.f S.l .- ;sse! H. H. Ps' g 3
frsserBsi visit Monday evening
Mrs ~ 0siiher and DAUGHTER. Mr.
e.r,y y x az y sy ns,:ssy egs"s
large number Of frlsnds.
Mr. ard Mrs d. j. wIngren and cbild
snd Mrs ida Marin spent . number OF
days In Seattle this week,
Mrs. w, AppIsby and two daughters
returned home Friday from . two W~skr
visit with fSt<nds ana relatives ~ Seattle
Vancouver and whafcom.
.I m cn:'s: number ~ EYE a.. q : .s.n ,s:
Miss Esss> Thomas u Edison, and Miss
bee NeCoSnyek 81 Fremont, visited .
number " days the past week ~ the
home Of Mr.. ard MIS- - T.. Mccormick.
Miss Mage KisgbspGh left Friday night
for North Yskims.
Mss Ollie McClnnls returned 10 Der
home in Seattle FRIDAY evening after
spending . pisasanz week or more NJ the
home ~ Mr. ard Mrs r. \ eIccon,
Mn. II. echissfsrGrsn and Mics rrbiet-
ssrgrsn who have bsen susNs NJ the home
Of NJ. and Ms. Andrew CsbssG. rsfgfnsd
u their home 'n SEATTLE fhs fore pan of
Mrs r. Y. whitney ana daughters, 81
. number ~ days this week..
NJ snd Mrs. Cys HsBsisr. 81 Anacsftss
visited ~ town Friday.
NJ, g. Cook, % H>st'is, vbltsd bis
aunt. Mrs y. l.. Mccormick. tire past
We~h.
NJ. 4 C. Boy1 arrived home me fore
part 81 'hs week from Ms Trip - We.
nasrn<s
Mr. Henry Turner visited friends ard
relatives 10 town few days mis- vssk
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Nh Anss Grsy AlsIIses Ml0 Elne Msese
and Miss Nolsie Murphy aad ". Gefence
rovi~r. Nr' Toun MARION and Mr. Dssad
AlIiest
Mise NoIns MURRAY. Of Portland 10 VISIT
fng MiGs Elsie MOS
dssr, Of Tacoma are vfssssng NJ sn6 ~
~ ~ TufiIs IN Chshaiis
Miss Stella Ahosey. ~ Seattle. refurneu
home SATURDAY after vissf wa r'enos
- Sswaohom.
Mr. and Mrs. - 7. HoEbrook are NONE
from rhesr visss 20 California
Mr.. and Mrs > Dean. % He1Msm.
were In Cnsnslls Tuesday. returning rom
sn outing on NORM river
Ms Marion CoHman returned home
Monday after an extended visit vita Trends
n Exsyess
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SOCIETY ~ Gssvsswosru.

LEAvENwOpTH sept Mrs r
Thoffr rave a very srirvahi~ ~srS 5arfv
issf Monday ~vrnfnx The corfsss a. 1ro-
sre~~fve shisf vas won ~ Mes Wfleyr
arf Nr sasfuf ~nfl~ me footss pft1s
vent 80 Miss Hlfnr voeag ard frsfrt-
1rgufc nth Miss Bc~efI ard Wss@ Thofr
The gte~fs - The evrrfn9 vsrs W arf
Mrs pnwmss Mr. Reeso Ms rffp
MICS Nccsschsn, Mo NcSef. 4-w Bffrn
Mis- Wn~or Mss pforxwfsde~ NJ s1x~
ryYf My w Nnor VIZ prffn ~ kw~
rsldo~n VI kfrnr " fsaoufor W Mr.
pfv Mr vesch VI Tspl~y Nr eswfnn
Nr Davis snf NJ shef
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EVERETT. sept 1-Mrs. e. l.. oldnsid
on Colby avenue last Wednesday even
tns. The evsntng Vas spent playins pro-
sresslve hearts Those present we're ~.
and Mrs. y. G. Money. ~. and Mrs ~
J. u. PsndIeson. Miss phiipsooks. Miss
Zimmerman. Miss Holt, ~ seattle Miss
Melvin, Of Portland. ~. l. q Fisher.
son and Mr. BS9si0w. of Seattle.
Mrs. J. J. HutiedGe, 81 Dawson CITY.
and Mrs. roefsr. II gnobomish. we're Ia
the city last Thursday.
Mrs.. Dwight Daring ana daughter. Do
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WssasgD ~ ~. Ne WsgG.

aT. MICHAEL. Aug is~Mv ssrneF
y rDrffre manager for no Commits
Navleaffon Fsrupsrv ~ fHfs port ssTr.
prfseS hfs many friends fa9av ny for
sakfrg single ble~~~dnSs~ srS ls4<frx -
Tho alfeg Mrs fAvernBo-e wno arrived -
fhe nren0k~ kugs5sf p0fh pe~sfs~ are
from a~&ffie where troy h4vs nu~f -
friends We ard wrs Htrff1g wfff 70
rTsFn ~ ~ Nfrha~i unff re rrfT8f~ -
sspfefnber, rnsr fhsy vfn r~turn - 30
attic for ire winter
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3bnSu11y evea1ng. NJ 0sesge \ UlGDses
nan. at pis!ae. Grand wssden. and oshsy
ssate ofncsfs we're present. ovsr -
cas1s az sus snsouaesng shs maryegs
Of NJ. CyYIse Oasss, Of vaifhaven, and 0sss
1aeA Hveseoa. Of the sans city. On e<e-
tsRbeS -
Of Mr.. ana Mr. csrmi psbbIs.
Pg0G. y. - LDo has setrYnsd fYD0 -
Weekr vlstt 70 Forest Grove. or,
esss ,s ~ fsr N:x Ysrs % ss a wssss
shey Ofjl i've,
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cgyTuAIfA, eeys. miss Lgei =
croetsff departed for EI5ora, Ia last
Monday. after visit ~ SEVERAL weeks here
With frfrn<b
Mrs " fArs~ay and grandson. John.
left for spokane last saturday. where hey
sili reaie In future
place sf the home Of Mr w. n Elder
near shA cry. asf sunday. When his
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Given by gnser rffy sfar~. - 10 ~
Hsrks hail rNrf Tsetne~ssv evening s~p--
ferrt~r Fxcef1ers music GrarN r48ren
~ s1s ~ COMMITTEES reserves at
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