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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-12-29

With the approach of the new year
men, and women, too, are making up
their minds to institute in the economy
of their lives certain reforms, to make
certain changes in their habits, COR
recting what they know to be errors,
and making crooked paths straight. 1t
is always we'll to reform an Ill in our
lives, to take up new resolves and ad-
here to them with courage and de-
termination not to be defeated by ap-
petite, desire or the fraflty of our ma
lures. But We confess that waiting
for the new year to begin to do bet
of a weakness that should make US
ashamed of ourselves. Why on New
Years Day? Why not now? Why. If
conviction is with us, should we wait
to adopt its prompting? Is it not true
that the very fixing Of date upon
which we propose to do right, Is con-
cession to wrongdoing as an indulg-
ence, until the date for reform ar
rives. and is not that cowardice of the
meanest character? Then, too, these
dated, set down and recorded reform
beginnings are, as a rule, valueless be-
cause the resolution that hesitates or
that needs a date starter is usually
too weak to last ordinarily too devoid
of virility to command the respect of
even the mind of which it is born.
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AN EXTRA SESSION A NECESSITY

The expression continues to grow in
volume and intensity that the Republi-
can party cannot afford to commit sui
eide, but that 1t will do so in California
If 1t fails to secure a call for an extra
session of the Legislature. The people
made the party dominant with deliber-
not whim or caprice. The party was
put into power in this State for spe-
cif1c purposes. Two of these were to
give hearty, unwearying and loyal
support to the Republican administra-
ton of the Nation. Another was to
place in the Senate of the United States
a Republican as the successor of Steph-
en- NJ. White.
The trust reposed in this last case has
been abused. The Legislature has fail
ed to give to the will of the people that
vitality which it alone can impart. If
this failure ripens into a condition that
will be past correcting, the party will
have been betrayed in the house of its
friends. The opposition elements will
then organize the next Legislature and
Democrat will fill the vacant seat in
the Senate for the term of six years.
Thus the natural fruits of victory
given to the party that they might be
plucked and used in the interest
of the people, will be dissipated,
Moreover, the failure to fill the vacancy
will be accepted by the people as declin-
alton to give to the Administration the
support to which California is pledged.
Thus a national wrong will be consum-
mated. that the private revenges and
the intolerable spites of a few wrangling
and unreasonably ambitious small fry
politicians may be gratified. An ex-
ira session should be called at once that
the neglect of the party may not ripen
into political crime.
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corning the bureau, are to receive back
the whole sum they have contributed.
There are other provisions concerning
a retirement board, promotions, in
struction Of beginners. rating OF SAL
aries, etc.
1t may not be generally known that
the weather service now requires the
,employe to work 365 days in the year,
to be on duty more hours in the TWEEN
lty-four of each day than employees In
any other branch Of the public service.
On this coast. for instance, they must
rise and take observations and report
by wire at 4:30 or a. M and to
make late or night report also, ana
take observations and keep records all
day. On the Atlantic Coast no office
can be closed earlier than IL p. mr.
and In many cases a later hour.
The service demands severe mental
strain. alertness all the time, and con-
slant duty doing; to serve under all
vicissitudes Of weather and in whatever
cline to which the observer may be
sent. AS matters now are no observer
has a permanent home; he is liable at
any moment to transfer, and changes
always operate to the financial disad-
vantage of the employee. The service
requires years of experience to attain
proficiency, and no little study to keep
abreast with the rapid march OF
meteorological science. 1t is a life work
and it ought to be legislated upon with
an eye single to that fact.
The proposed bill. especially in the
merit system for all employees, stem
ographers, messengers and observers
and the retiring feature is admirable.
1t has the approval of the Secretary OF
Agriculture and Of all who have
studied the system, and are familiar
with it's present defects. The bill
ought to pass. and go into operation at
once. The sooner the better.
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SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
SYLLABI.
Grim. No. 507-In Bank-Filed De-
cember 81 12o0l
sYLLABI.

Grim. No. 5U1--In Bank-Ffled De-
cember q, 1S99.)
People, etc, respondent; Joaquin Es-
labe. appellant. Murder. Affirmed.
The provision of section 800 of the
Penal Code, which requires that the
stenographic reporter at the prelimi-
nary examination shall file the tram
script of his notes with. the County
Clerk within ten days. is directory,
merely, not mandatory. It is suffi-
Gent compliance fifth the law If the
transcript be fled before the conclusion
Of the trial.
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PORT GAMBLE SOCIETY.

PORT GAMBLE Aug ~ Mrs. Vetter.
81 this vicinity, Is very III with fever this
week.
The mayor of Portland paid a short vlsi,
20 Or. and Mrs. ] /. MarhoUTg. ~ this
place. TIE mayor Is an uncle OF Mira Mar
eoarc
Mr.. William Walker has gone 20 spend
a few days fishing.
A very pleasant Harprise party was given
Mr.. r n. Miller last Monday night ~ the
residence ~ Rev. and Mrs. y T., Forduey.
The evening Mas pleasantly spent In music
ard games, and nj a late hour refresh
ments were served Among the guests
were: Dw. and Mrs J /. Mar5ourr Mr.
and Mrs Frank Empie Mr. ana Mrs r.
u Fttgherry. Rev. and Mrs II. l.. Ford
ney, Mrs NJ Margart. Miss Rose Reun-
tree. Miss Carrie Thornton. MsSs Martha
jacobson. Mise Lena jacobson. Miss Ber ha
Voc. Miss Grace VI Fordney Miss Loe;a
tssnple. Mr.. Sinen Berg MT. r. n Miller.
Mr.. George Smith. Mr.. Robert 4 Foysnev
Nr. y W F'crtney Mr. John For4rey Mr.
George W'sweil. Mr. Frank Francis. Mr.
N Francis AID Mr. william Thompson
Hr. RoSerf 4. F0-iney. WHO has been
fishing In TIE lower Sound country re-
turned 20 his psr.Eis' home las; Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs q, A Case gave cara
party on FRIDAY evening IN honor ~ their
nlec-'. MlsS WaterAoGse. ~ GaFdnsr. Ne
tae rooms were decorated with fsgE and
SSwers ans refreshments were served AZ the
eoneisaoa o. the Ssnaea Pr.ses were wen
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THE FIRST WOMAN auxsa0NARY TO
GO TO CHINA FROM THIS STATE

1TN HE Methodist women OF the
Pacific Northwest and their
IL friends who are connected
with the woman's Foreign
Missionary Society Of the Methodist
Episcopal church. have sent Miss
Phoebe Parkinson. OF Spokane. to
China as a missionary. She will
have charge OF a new seminary at
Foochow. Miss Parkinson Is the
ffrst missionary TO be sent from the
state Of Washington. and the second
from the Pacific Northwest. She
has lived In Spokane for some time.
where she was an active worker In
the First Methodist Episcopal
church. Shortly before her depart
ure she vas given . farewell"
which was largely attended. A
feature OF this meeting was the
attendance in body Of the Baptist
Chinese Mission OF Spokane. A
member Of the mission made an ap-
propriate farewell address to Miss
Parkinson. The support OF Miss
Parkinson will rest upon the local
missionary societies of the North
west
Already the Methodists OF Seattle
and other points In Western WASH
ington have taken up the work ct
raising their share 0l the amount
required. Miss Parkinson sailed
from Vancouver, b. c.. last Mon
day. in company with two returning
missionaries.
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evening By Mr.. and fra b. c. lrulest 1t
shG1s ho0o on Ra0nSyivania aveuue. Those
present we're 0r. And Mn. 0tietf, Mss
1fIJett. Prcx. Bull. Prof. and Mn. +. r.
We1fendor1. Nias Weaten0oYf. Judge H. g.
Elliott. Mr.. J. A. Gabe and 4F. Dan w.
DuDh
Nis Cara Patterson, Nsss Beulah Oh
Set and Miss Anna Wilson. Of Tacoma, are
Visiting Mrs. James HI. Miller in Chehaih
this week.
Miss 8. l. Haynes. formerly . teacher in
the reform school. has returned to King
county and will teach in>the public schools
this winter.
Mrs. II. III. Tullis is home after a visit
OF several weeks with her parents at Cora.
Mrs.. II. K Davis returned home with her.
Mr.. and Mrs q. o. Phelps returned to
Iowa this week after a months visit with
Mrs. Phelps parents, Capt and Mrs.. ~.
W. Fofreat, OF this city.
Rev. J. l. Mochei arrtved home Tues
day from short trip TO Alaska
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Everett are In 6p0-
kane en- route home from their trip TO
Yellowstone park.
Mrs. A. Q. Gingrich and children are
home from Weetpo9f.
Min 8pFingsteen. Of Vancouver. visited
ffien0D In the city this week.
Miss Katharine Montgomery has re-
turned 70 Seattle TO resume her work In the
public schools.
Nfs. a. c. Cooper. of Portland, was the
guest OF her cousin. Mrs. w. A. Reynolds.
OF Chefaalis. this week
The ladies of the D. OF III. entertained
their friends at dancing party Tuesday
evening"
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HARTFORD SOCIETY,

HARTFORD. Aug. e6-Mrs George
Merton. of GetcheL. visited this week At
Nj. Frank Morson's
MFR. Jacob Jacobson visited in Everett
Monday.
Mrs. ]. v. Van Horn Mrs. j. r. Franks,
Mrs. y. A. Bigelow. Miss Mary Lee and
Miss Sadie Lee visited Snohomish on Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. ~ NJ Cole and daughter
Grace left Tuesday for Seattle. After Wis
ting various points Of interest on the
Sound they Will leave again for the East
Miss Clara Hutchins. OF Seattle who has
been the guest OF her cousin Miss Minnie
Monsey. the past week. left on Friday for
Everett. She will there visit a few days
with her cousin, Mrs. r. j. Johnston, be-
fore returning to Seattle.
Mrs Yclton and Mrs. W. l.. Gazzam
and children returned to their home in
Seattle Tuesday
MIR ana Mira J. Hall have moved to
Index
Mr.. Joseph Davidson returned home from
the klondiks Monday evening after an
absence Of two years
Mrs WEI Harris. OF Granite Falls. visit
ed at the home OF Mr.. Charles Gray on
THURSDAY
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WHATCOM. Aug 26-Mr. and Mrs n
A. Gladding and Miss Atkins. of Indian
apoiis. were entertained this week by
Mr. and Mrs q. w. Loggie and Mr.. n.
Earies.
Mrs. w. H. Gordon is visiting in victo-
ria.
Capt. Luther has returned from n
three months STAY In North Carolina.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Lane have gone TO In
diana for two months visit
Miss isabe. Ayerst Is visiting with
Fairhaven friends.
Miss Hattie Thompson. of Tacoma. and
Miss Thompson. of Seattle. are I'm the
city. the former being here TO make ar
rangements to attend the state normal
school
Mr.. William Cowden and Miss Kate
Dorr were married by Rev. w. q. Crock
EFT at the residence OF Mr.. w =. Schenck
on Monday afternoon. They viii reside
M Ferndale.
Mrs r. W. Strader entertained a few
friends at a luncheon on Friday.
Capt. w. r. Abbott took a sailing parA
ty 10 peepwater hay on Friday, where a
Pleasant afternoon was spent.
Mr.. &. W, norr. Mr.. NJ. A. Hadley. Mr.
X. q. Gamewel and Mr.. r. G. Newman
arc on two weeks cruise among the
islands.
Mr.. +. w. Corson. Mr.. N. II. Hoover
and Mr., c. ". Specht OF T<ackport ~ Y.
were the guests of Mr.. c. s. Rice this
week
MIR, F. A. Cleveland and Miss Mae
Cleveland left on Thursday for the Fast
Mr.. Cleveland will resume his work IN
Chicago university
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EAST SOUND, Aug. 2.--Judge and Mrs.
Hadley left for Seattle during the week.
Miss Polly Benson and Mss Jessie Tenn
pin have returned 10 Fairhaven, where
Miss Templin Is making visit.
Mrs. II. w. Benson, OF Fairhaven. Is Wis.,
iting Mrs Waldrip.
Mrs Pettbone. Mrs. John Templin and
Miss Lucy Pett.oone have returned to Fair
haven.
Or. Darling, OF Whatcom. spent sun
day with Mrs Darling in East Sound. They
returned home on Monday.
Mr.. A. n. Tempffn OF Seattle. spent
Miss Mary Waldrsp and Miss Mabel Wal
drip. OF Fairhaven. are visiting their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. l. s. waldr.p. on North
avenue.
Miss Esther Sutherland is in Fairhaven.
visiting Mrs. r. S. McCord.
Mrs II. A. Chadwick, who has been WIS.,
ting Mrs Burroughs and Mrs, George
Sutherland, has returned TO Seattle.
Mr.. u. A. Galley, or Seattle, arrived at
East Sound Friday
Miss Lifas Sutherland has returned
from her trip 20 Alaska.
Mr.. John Sutherland left on Monday for
Seattle.
Mrs Patterson. wife OF Rev, J. w. Pat
terson. az Ferndaie. formerly OF East
Sound. is visiting Mrs. Peter Bos,ian.
MIR. NJ. r. Hastings. or Owatonna Minn.,
rs visiting Mr., Smith Showers.
Miss Adelina Cam and Miss Louise
Cam. who have been spending the sum-
mer at East Sound. have returned 10 Sc
attic.
Mr.. Walter Showers has left for Little
Rock.
Mss Alice Hunter who has been visiting
Mr.. William r. Tiffany in Whatcom, sas
returned TO East Sound
Or. Ronun, of the state university. has
returned To Seattle.
The names or the party from Seattle
now camping on Mr.. J. NJ Coiman's place
AT Agate beach are: Mr.. and Mrs J. N.
Coleman. Mr.. and Mrs l.. J. Coleman.
President r. Pierrepont Graves. OF the
University OF Washington. asd Mrs
Graves: Mr.. and Mrs A. =. Burweli. Mr..
and Mrs. A. T. Burwcli. Mr. and Mrs ".
III. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs T. T.. Simpson.
Miss Carrie Shumway. Miss Margaret Nc
Carney Miss Mary Mcdonald. Mss Mary
Button, Miss Bertha Hin, Mss Iii a. Matt
land. Miss Ruth Bailey. Miss Edith Bailey.
Miss Ida Carlson. Miss Blanche Hutchin-
son. Miss Jennie Holhrook Mr. q A.
Coleman. Prof. G II. Churchill. Rev II.
l.. Bates. Mr.. William Temple. Mr.. Cyrus
Drew, Mr.. Walter Mcclure and Mr.. Cole
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SOCIETY AT LA CONNER.

LA CONNER, Aug 26-The Misses
Engle, Of Coupeville. are spending a few
days In town With nt friends sna Mr. "
Parker returned the fore part OF the week
from a few days sojourn in the Slate
creek mining district.
OF Seattle, are guests at present OF her
sister. Mrs. H. 8. Conner. at Glover Lawn
home. They were accompanied on their
trip by Mr.. Calhoun. who returned the
M! Miss ' NAY Hewitt of Seattle. spent
few days In town the past week visiting
friends and renewed girlhood &C, asaua1in.
twelve years ago.
Mr.. Samuel Houseman returned the
fore part OF the week from years visit
with relatives and friends at his former
Mrs. r W. Gardner and. little daughter.
who have been guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
took their departure Friday evening for
their home at San FraRcisco.
Miss Fannie MacRae. Of Seattle. and
of Vancouver. Il. c.. who had been spend
ing the past week with friends at this
place. left Thursday evening for their
Mr. John Britzius. OF Seattle, is spend
Ing the week In town.
Mr.. l.. l.. Andrews and family and Miss
Gov m.e Of A'h PoTt townsend sa Mr. WAITER WAITER
Foster Mr.. Samuel Caches and MIR.
Charles Caches are enjoying the sea
breezes at Rosario beach this week.
Mrs. Harry Blanchard and little daugh-
ter. OF Portland. Or, are guests of her
brother. Mr. c. s. Merritt at present.
Mrs A. Doyle left the fore part OF the
Mr.: Lee Dodge. of Anacortes. spent
Sunday in town.
Miss Allie Muldoon. who bad been visit
ing friends In town for a few weeks past,
returned to her home in Seattle the fore
part OF the week.
Miss Allie McGinnis. OF Seattle. is a
guest OF her friend. Miss Nettie si~on.
Mr.. William F. sepulveda. of San
Pedro: Cal. who has been a guest OF
Mr.. Walter Foster for some time past.
left for his home Friday evening.
Miss Eva Caches and brother Samue!
left Saturday evening for San Francisco.
Cal. Miss Caches going to visit friends
for a time. and her brother to renew his
studies In the Leland Stanford university
Miss Florence. Of Seattle, who has been
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs
James Caches for some time past. re-
turned TO her home the fore part OF the
week
has been visiting her friend. Miss Annie
Miller. for several days. returned to her
home on Monday.
Miss Annie Stinson, Of Colfax, Wash.
Is guest OF her friend. Miss A. l. Dun
lap. ,..... :. -
with his mother. OF Coupeville. this
week.
Mr.. ]. c. Boyd Is taking a trip through
Eastern Washington at present
Mr.. Isaac Dunlap spent number OF
DAYS In Seattle the past week.
Mr.. J. Morrow and Mr. j. II. Chlberg
left Thursday for the Ruby and Slate
creek distYicta
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sNOHOMIsH SOCIAL NEWS.

SNoHoMIsH. Aug. sS.-Mr. Edward
Roberts visited relatives In Blaine the first
part OF this week.
Mr.. Frank Niles WAS down from fndex
Tor A fetF days this week.
Miss Emma Norrie and Mss Hattie Nor
re. OF Alameda. Cal. are visiting with
Mayor Turner and family.
Miss Grace f. vrooman. OF Everett.
visited Mr.. J. II. Ptaskett the fore part OF
the week.
Miss Minnie whltield visited with friends
at Hartford and Sadro- ooiley last sun
day
Miss All:e Turner 10 w from Seattle for
weeks visit with trends.
MIS-. James Pearl Is visiting Tacoma rel
atiseS this week
Miss lone Cutler returned "a her home
in Seattle Thursday afternoon after a two
weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs. Frank +.
Mr., II. A Kline WAS in Wellington the
FIRST part Of sne week.
Mrs, James Smith. OF Rls,ne. Is visiting
Mrs Edward Cain this week
Mr.. +. r. Foster VAS ia Seattle over last
Sunday.
nr r.. A. S,sNor3 ana family returned
"Wednesday evening from Paradise Park.
Al the base 81 Noun, Rainier, where they
have been camping for she past few weeks
Miss Monte strong visited Seattle friends
during the week
Isr George w s.ryker .s In Arlington
this week
Mr. {. II. crlpper vas in Seattle Monday
last
Mr. osto If. Thrau, OF earns. Is in town
this week
Mr.. ard Mrs. J. ' Van Horn came down
frsaf Hartford and spent Saturday and
Sunday lsss tn iaan.
Mr.. su3 Nrs. VIII Henry took the sun
dsx eyesng train FOR NuskeSon. Mich
where they VII visit relatives at ghetr old
home.
Mr. Louis X Church was w from Ever
sst ~ saturday.
Mrs. L. /. Collins az Everett. visited
Mr., Frank = Moody the sirsi OF the week
Nj MSsutnness Was an Index visitor
MngAay last
Ms Charles Sc@trry and Mrs Sewen
NJ knsgn v3afted wtth Mrs. j. A Cole
man - Everett az Thursday.
ME benjamin FRANKLIN visited Mr.. MNls
ana family Ehix week.
Mrs. pGuiel E&rsn visited Seattle
fFtefsstS THURSDAY
As~s AnuA Jehrscn will soon leave fnr
harrington where she Will fskp charge
II aDe ~ the * h0gs
Nj snA Mrs W, r rfweii. Who have
bees vsssfsax their parents here. returned
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o their home in Seattle Thursday after

to their home In Seattle Thursday AFTER
Mrs. Rutledse,. who has been = resident
OF Mrs. F. F. Foster this week.
Miss Jessie Kelley left the first OF the
Mr. Arthur w. Hawks returned from
Dawson last Sunday evening, and will re-
main here for the winter.
Or. who has been the guest Of Mrs. Rob
ert Henry fer the past two weeks, left for
her home Thursday afternoon.
Miss Minnie Whitfield viii teach the
Mss Edna Saxton left for Seattle Tues
day. where she will reside In the future.
The ladies o. the Methodist church gave
south Of town. Wednesday evening Many
Everett young people were in attendance
besides those from Snohomish.
Mr.. George T. Hendrie returned Monday
night from a trip to Alaska:
About twenty members OF Rose Rebekah
lodge went to Monroe on the train Thurs
day evening TO assist In installing lodge
there. The exercises wound up with q
Miss Anna Jackson. who has been visit.
ing her aunt. Miss Sadie Packard. for the
past month. returned to her home In Seat
The following teachers of Snohomish at
tended the institute in Everett during the
s, sn Mis- Mrs. E Mnns WSa Mis- M.. L aa
Dibb, Miss Louise Peden, Miss Eugene
Adam ms. Miss Cornelia Robertson. Miss
Annie Johnson, Miss Emma Dubuque. Miss
Jessie Allen, Miss Efie Ballerton. Miss
Mar.el I.ongiey. Mr.. George Croxford Mr..
Hugh Jones. Mr.. G. II. Donneli. Mr. j.
W. Ridpath Mr.. Arthur Patrick and Mr.
y. A. Allen.
Mr.. Austin w. Kanney and Miss Mil
dred b. Niles were married by Rev. G.
A. Gray at the residence Of the brides pa
rents on Wednesday at high noon. Mr.
G. A. Kanney brother Of the groom, acted
as groomsman. and Miss Alma Russell as
bridesmaid Those present were: Rev and
Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Kanney. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Chisholm. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A King Mr.
and Mrs. Cole. Mrs. Burton Smith. Mrs
J. II. Piacketf, Miss Jessie Dean. Mis-
Bertha Peters Miss Alma Russell Miss
Eva Run. Mrs. Richard Bushell. jr.. Mr.
G. l.. Mes. Mr.. c. A.. Kanney, Mr.. G. A.
Niles Mr. Henry Smith. Mr. r. F. Niles.
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PORT ANGELES SOCIETY.

PORT ANGELES Aug. S.-The local
hive az Lady Maccabees gave a very sue
cessful dance Tuesday evening at the er-
era house tn. building was castafllly
decorated with bunting and flowers the
fratsrnal coIors predoinnatlns Delicious
refreshments were served. There were
about sixty couples present.
NJ Frank n Johnson. Mr. r. VI Ash
croft and Mr.. William II wilder, OF cal
cago, and Mr. A. r, Ashcroft. OF New
Whafccm. started from here Thurs.l,
morning sor an exceeded trip into tha
Olympic mountains. Ta@y took along Hine
horses packed with ali they could carry
The party purposes 10 go To the top OF
Mount Olympus
Miss Katherine r-utx has returned home
from forth g1ts visit with Mrs j. -.
White % seattle
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city gave . very enjoyable dance At Keoh-
lef's hall on saturday evening last
Mr.. l. C. Dillman. Of New York, was In
town this week.
Mr.. A. r. Coates Is visiting Sound cities
this week.
the frs; OF the week.
Miss Nettie Watson, OF Eima. was the
guest Of Mrs. Frank Carey over Sunday.
Mrs. Daniel Giiliee visited with her par
entS at Elma On Sunday.
Mrs. William Fraser and children. Of
Elma, were Aberdeen visitors Sunday
Mrs. J. c. Girton and daughter are spend
ing the week at Cohasset beach.
Mrs w L. Fetterman entertained a
number OF friends af luncheon Monday
in honor Of Mrs. Ogilvie and Mrs. Bentley.
Mr. Judson Elliott and his brother Grant,
who have just come back from trip East.
visited with friends in Aberdeen over sun
day.
Mr.. A. L. Cramer. OF Cosmopolis. and
Miss Bertha Van Glider, Of HoQuiam, were
married Sunday last al this place. They
win reside at CosmopoiiS