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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26

ABERDEEN SOCIETY NOTES.

ABERDEEN. March &-Mr. A. J. Ar
derson visited Tacoma several days this
week
Mrs Levi weich went 10 SafSep We'd
nesaay. where she VIII visit relatives
Mrs. George Fisher and child ieft Mon
day for San Francisco. Where she will
visit with her parents for a month
Mrs NJ Crsmuatte and Mrs Emil
rfnnd returned home Tuesday from San
Francisco, where they have been visiting
the past month.
Mrs l.. n Payne returned Saturday
sro.n California. after prolonged visit
With her parents.
Miss May Cal visited with trtsnds at
CassssagsoilS Thursday
Mrs r. n Henderson. of Montesaao,
IS visiting with Aberdeen friends
MIR and Mrs. John q Lewis visited
friends at M1atesssno during the week
The Daughters cs Reh~kah rendered a
farewell reception 80 Mrs James Esuurnie r
"Wednesday nigh; at the residence Of Mr.
and Mrs F. r. ssaish. The evening was
passed tn induls.nx Ia music ana dancing
ana a substantial luncheon was served
Mrs. Fosirnser goes 10 Ncnsesana IN make
her hone.
Mr. Daniel Peterson. Of Aberdeen. ard
Miss NlstA Nelson. Of Eau claire WIS.
were married wsssns SHAY a. the residence
Of the green's brother Sy Rev, NJ Peter
sen. TNe younx couple Will -aaka Aaef~
sfera their ncaass
Mr.. John A. Graham LEFT Monday fer
Port Aurvn. Mica. ca sssst ~ his
mother. whom ne has ret seen for sew
eutcen years.
The poverty soSsai Tuesday nsget was a
nae success and participated Ia ey al.
ana ssafsss very EsEgrA apparel was seen
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THERE'S WOE IN sauAwyiLLE.

1t is with humiliation an with sorrow that
l state
That OF sauawviIle has bsen bunkoed In u
manner up TO date.
She has had Ii played upon her In a low
down sort Of WY
By a bold. designin'. miserable, aand-out
ehasin' jay.
AL the pains q degradation are a-raesin
An we feel Jes' like ki-o~fess that's a.
sneasin round their holes.
An ! guess the only reason that we didn't
Was because OF The amaxement that was
paraiyz.n' US.
We was All In clancy's boosery diseussin'
An Its many quite unhoiy an dlsrepu-
table tricks
When the cusxed stranger entered an
clipped In With the remark
That twas fhriee-accnrsed whisky caused
the tricks that were so dark.
Said the men that gold the pszen ort TO rot
Fur a-seaiin, boozy victims down the pur-
gatory trail.
An the laws that authorized 'em fur to
manufacture aots
Would iisgrace tbe legal statutes OF the
heather Hassen,ois.
Then he said he'd bin a-Yeaisn' how us
Western cnss~s think
It's 4 humorous peEcedin' fur to fo'ce a
man 10 drink
- a
tserfopr when he
Would decline 70 food his innaris with the
Juice az misery.
He had feet that wasn't noted fur the
tnn.hnese OF their soies.
An q hSrderman might threaten fur 10
shoe; hiu full % holes.
But he never could be driven by SIGH des-
perado hun
Fur 10 lunyicate his thorsx with The he'll
invented stun.
This attack upon the Ticker which we hold
TO be divine
Run oar powers Of torbearance ci'sr across
ths limit sire.
An we ranged a dosen glasses long fae
bar tn front o him,
An. we flied EN- with the nectar o delight
efar 80 the hrtnn.
Thea ws 1raxt6 an tad the stranger far
20 drink EN- every one
Or he'd hear the snsppy baykia' ~ re-
trihutvs gun,
A. ne want dsilheratlve Ia his efforts TO
obey
Tossed 'e-sa down an smacked his lips Ia
ar srpEeciafive way.
Then he wsped the arsppsrss sampn&ss srnru
its iDdgnsri Of his cain
An remarked saat II the barksep "a tea'
49, sm vS Agsa
He'd D. happy 10 asnase US by refnainIE' on
The floor
Ar snowln' rs how gracious he conIa han
cse - sEc1rs
TAer tamhse9 In n minute. he war tes'
b9zs. BY ttras.
Tha, had weYks,s the flower o. SqaawvsEis
far beiisfs8l o. drinks.
Ar BEFORE we c1a4f revive from The par
ssysss shr ss2n1g
Sort a ooE@i ous of egsr presence ar hot
foosee ca. % camp.
-Denwer pnsc.
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PuYALLuP SOCIETY NEWS.

fTYALIUP. March z5-During the past
week the public schools have had their
spring vacation.
Mr. and Mrs, william Cowan recently
from the East. have decided to make their
home I'm Puyallop. and have purchased
the residence on the corner OF Rainier
and Church streets from A. f. Pfudaen
Mr. and Mrs urvil pdeI and son ~
River Faiia Wis. arrived In this city las,
week ard viii make their future home
here
A very enjoyable reception was given
Prof and Mrs j. N. fAyhue last Mon
day evening at the home NJ Mrs. Ada
Dreshach by the city teachers and board
al directors. After a delightful pre-
grasnme had been rendered. consisting Of
music. Rotations. etc, an address OF
welcome Was delivered by President Il.
A Whitman. of the board OF directors
ard responded 10 by Prof. Tayhuc. De-
icious refreshments were then served
Among those present was the entire corps
OF public school teachers. the board OF
school directors. several pastors Of the
local churches together with their wives
and aiSo Il number of the business and
society people OF the city
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At Riverside.
Mr. and Mr. T. s. Russell ;exs last
Monday for Santa Cara Cal. where they
VII hereafter make their home.
MI and Mrs. Donald McMaxser spent
the Tore part % fhe week visiting with
relatives at La CAmas.
NJ. and Mrs RzIston Cox have taken
up TIER residence Sc Portland
MI and Mrs. samuel Marsh lef. yeste--
CAP Tor La GranGe. Ore. where they win
make their home In the future.
Second Lieutenant I.uesls r HoT5rook
roErtn Cavalry visited Colonel and Mrs.
Dasis at the post for few days last
week.
Ars- A. l. LassafTne leet here last FRI
oaT Tor her home In New Orleans
NJ. and Mrs. wm. II. Griffith departed
tor their home IN Albany. ~. r.. after
spending the past fortnight with Mr.. Grit
nsn sister. Mrs Leslie r. Groves.
MIS- Mitchell widow os the late Lieu
tenant James Mitchell Fourteenth Tnfan-
trs. left the post on Wednesday for Wash
lnxion. d. G.. where she viii make her
future home.
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AT THE CAPITAL.

OLYMPIA. March 25.-Mrs s. A. Macge
leaves on Wednesday for al EXTENDED visit
In New York.
The iast meeting of the Isenan Club was
held with Miss Louise Aver. The features
Of the evening were the adoption OF tho
club name. ard interesting papers BY Hiss
isAnnstte Moore on Inlian Legends gf
Washington" and Miss Genevieve Youngs
''Washingtons Writers"
Senator ard Mrs. Davis AMI family were
among the last Of our legislative visitors
10 leave for their homes. departing for Ey-
erett the first Of the week.
William n f.sI.ng. fur long tin" cs'v
Daily U.ympian, was q visitor for . few
days this week. Mr.. Es.ing is now editor
ami proprietor Of the Iran Greek, Is. r.,
News
The Capital Hi Euchre Club held =
Pleasant session with Mr.. and Mrs. .. r
6imlnson on Tuesday evening.
Miss Belle Ccrwla and her nephew. Mas
ter Harry We1tcott. are visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. A. ID. Rogers
Among the weeks ssssltors 10 Thomas n.
TAilenttre, q former olympia boy, who In
now justice Qf the peace NJ Roche Harbor.
j. Il. Montgomery. one OF Pcrtiands
prominent business men. was In the city on
"Wednesday aud Thursday. Mr.. Montgom
cry has many friends among pioneers OF
Mrs. b. r. Hsrvey. of Tacoma. has been
z visitor this week With state Auditor and
Mrs. Chcstham.
The Euterrse club OF this city will have
. reciprocity day and May I has been
chosen ~ thu date OF the event. On that
OF the Diversity. Eenau and woman's
club TO participate In . joint entertain
nacnt for the cdincaiion OF the entire menu
berahip OF all four examinations
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SOCIETY At WALLA wALLA.

wAII4A wAfL.A. March 2-Mrs. C. p.
tpton entertained the High Five Club
last Monday afternoon. The prizes were
non BY Mrs. Lester Wilson and Mrs. r.
St. Paui's French Club for young ladies
met with Mrs. Darrin Friday evening.
he time was enteyably spent In PLAYING
French games Luncheon was served In
French style The judges decided that
Misc Ruth Stone gave the best French
imposition and she was presented the
prize.
Friday evening the Aki chapter O. the
Eastern star gave delightful banquet
after the Initiation Of candidates ard the
completion OF lodge Business Delicate
souvenirs were given out.
The Enchre Club met wish Mrs r. A
Horn on Tuesday last Prizes were won
by the following: Mr. j. H Stockweii.
Mrs p. z Church. Mrs Settie Siendlug.
mrs q. K Straight and Mrs William
The Red Cross society give a fashion,
able party Saturday afternoon. The time
vas spent mainly In 'card-gfaying. enchre
Being the favorite game. Refreshments
were served, and as evening approached
prizes were awarded the following. Mr..
Thomas Morvrove. Mrs. j. 60 Hockett.
Mrs Lester Wilson, Mrs George White
house. Mrs, Eugene Boyer. Mrs Saul S.
mon. Mrs. Harry Turner Mrs f. NJ
Kelley and Miss Martha Resserer.
Monday evening Mss Erechteg enter
tanned a party OF friends at her home.
Miss Cornwall gave one OF her popular
hops At tho Armory hall last Saturday
n!ght.
The whix Club met this week with
Mrs. W. II. Meyers. Refreshments were
served and prizes were awarded to Mrs
II. NJ Bornzesser and Mrs. F. NJ Kelley
Miss Virginia A Bushnell is In this city
from Tekoa
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry sniff have returned
home after pleasant journey through
California.
Mrs Reilly, wife Of Quarsermasser Ser
geant Reilly. who was formerly stationed
at Waiia Waiia, and now at Manila, has
Just reached home after a. visit to reia-
sives at the Preside. California.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. p. Cakes have left their
country home and are now comfortably
settled In Waila waila-
Miss Ella Nelson who IL the daughter
OF Gen r. N Nelson. OF Alabama. left
for her home after a delightful ten days
visit here. She was the guest of Mrs.
John L. Sharpsteln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davies and family, OF
Waitshurg. have returned home after a
few days stay here.
Mss Aaell Morgan. OF waitsburg. Is IN
Wala Walia-
Miss Hattie Jones formerly Of this city.
Is here from Alto, visiting friends
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BOOK CyranO de- Berxerac. has styeu
ss - 1870 inssssss and the lecture win
ing subject and for the pleasure tina,
NJ. Martin. A. . Thoroughly del.ghtfui
and entertaining lecturer. always rives.
The Lecture viii Be- given Tuesday even.
M ztarch y. IT the Tacoma hotel
= q =
Xr. and Mrs Henry b Caldwell sp~nt
several days this week In Portland, stops
ping At the Portland hotel.
= 4 =
Miss Helen McEaughs. Of Seattle. re-
turned home Wednesday from = visit Of
several days IN Tacoma.
= q =
MIS- William Jones returned from Port
Land Wednesday where she has been for
the past SIX weeks.
Mrs. Gibson, OF Seattle. was In Tacoma
this week. visiting Mrs. c. w. Ide and
Mrs. W. c. Rooms.
Mr.. g. A. Perkins returned wednesday
from q bslslness trip TO New York and
80
Mr.. Sherwood II. Adams, of San Fran
cisco. II visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Allyn
The shakespeare class mot this week
with MIS- c. l. Holmes on Division ave-
nue..
z r r
Miss Jessie KerNsaw visited Mrs. Charles
Power In Seattle Thursday and Friday.
r 4 r
Mrs. ]. r. Steep viii 60 10 Victoria next
week TO attend the golf tournament.
r & r
Rev. James Cheai spent Tuesday In Sc
attic with his daughter. Mrs. Cross.
r r r
Mrs.. r. o Abaot returned last week
from an extended visit ia California
r r =
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Paxton, Of Port
land, were In Tacoma this week.
r r r
Mr. and Mrs Samuel MediIcott returned
Monday from London. Eng.
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Lady Francis Hope
TIE Hen. Mrs Dctayia I4arhart
The Han Mrs Charles Lawrence
The Hon. Mrs. Dudley Leigh wife %
the Hon. Francis Dudley Leigh. and
daughter Of " NJ gecksfth OF New York
The Hon. Mrs Roland Leigh.
Lady IAs.er-kaye. who VAS Tire dangh-
ter OF Antonio Yxnaga
Lady McGrigor. wao was an American
named Helen Meigxs
Lady Malcolm OF Tholtailoch. whose has-
hard Is ewner OF some ~ os acres she
was the widow OF H. Gardner Lister OF
New YORK
Duchess % Manchester. daughter OF An
tonic Yxnaga~
The Hon Mrs Archibald Maiorfhanks
Duchess OF MARLBOROUGH. daughter Of
W. X Vanderbilt. ana wlfs OF Charles
Richard Spercsr-Cngrchil3 ninth Duke OF
Marlborough. Prince 90 the Hcsy Roma n
Empire ana Prince az Min6eIhesm In
SGanta.
Lady Men;esh. wso was the danghse. q
Darwin F. Fay OF Fulton. " T.
t.asy Mssle@worsh. daughter az Brig
Gen- Daniel Marsh Frost 81 81. Isoais.
Tire Hen. Mrs. Rana2ipa Mossyn
LAZY Saylo-~Ieyiand. daughter % Will
lam se!aA Chamberlain os Cleveland. q.
Countess Of ortor1. daughter u u. c.
e'ortdn e Nex York.
TIE Hon Mrs. Charles Ramsay.
Lady Eease whose father vas Isaac
Ray ~ Michigan
ssc-rt~ss OF str&Ter9
TIE Her Mrs vsnabses~yernon. laugh
ter % Francis e Tkwr@Esce 81 New York
Gre 1as the stEe 81 the seventh H4ron
vsrEso1-
I~z@Y Tsrross-
LAZY woiseleY. wife - sss Charles
Aahael wsss~aeys ara aaagaf~r ct Dan.
~ 4. Murphy - San Fr4rc4scc.
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CHEHA1IS. March 3-Dr n. E
Woody OF Winiock was a ChehaIis visitor
this week
Mrs. j W. Whitaker is visiting re,a-
tives at Tenino.
". 5. Berdan OF Portland was In town
Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. I.uedinghaus have re-
turned 10 their home in Dryad after a
visit at capN FORESTS
Mr.. A. F. Ponder of Chehalis and Miss
Belle Baker of Tacoma were married in
that city al the home os Mr. and Mrs VI
Walker Tuesday. March q. Mr.. and Mrs
Ponder arrived home Thursday
j. IA. Cunningham ana w. X. Javlin OF
Portland have been spending the week in
the city.
Mrs $. A. Newberry and son. V. r. New
berry. left Thursday for Santa Barbara
California
ChehalIs Knights OF Pythias expeet n
entertain their grand chancellor. DR.. E
Weldon Young. OF Seattle, next wednes.
day evening.
Mrs A. c. ST. John returned from h.r
Olympia visit Thursday,
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l.. Z. Letter Of Chicago ana Washington.
and now occupying the dizzy position OF
vice queen Of India. Her husband. George
Earson, fhe new viceroy Of india. Is one
Of the most brilliant, lucky and promising
men In England
LAZY Cgnars. who married Sir Rarhe
tunaT1, ono Of the owners Of the Csinarsi
line az steamships who f. a daughter OF
the late f. 4. Burke OF Chicago
Ntscoantess nesrnursi. sieriauxfter OF
Charles Donynge
TEE Hon Mrs. Herbert Eaton. wife Of
Colonel the lion. Herher. Francis Eaton
au3 daughter Of q. r French OF New
york
Countess O. Egraon:. who is ne iauSh-
ter 81 Warwick Howell % South Carolina
Countess ~ Essex. second wife %
eis9.re pevereux he We're Ca2eH and
daughter % Beech Grant of Ns~ York
Lady Evans. wife Of Ssr Francis Henry
Evans, h. G. VI G.. NJ T., an. daughter
% the late saaaue: stevens Of Albany.
LAZY Fairfax.
ytscaanseSs FAlklana. wno was Mary.
daughter 81 Raasrs Reed 90 New York.
&ms ls now the wffe az Byron PiantAgsnes
Carr sgsS tseifth ylscsantess Falkland.
Lady GeTgsor~C>2raraing vso was tas
daughter % Commodore Gardner % the
Nex York Yaehs Ciah.
LAZY Graham wife 81 SIR Ra.ser. James
Stuart Graham ard daughter q Charles
Barns - Br0o&lsE-
Lady Grey ksagsrson.
TIE HSr Mrs George Esiiare- Duncan.
Baroness Halxsst. daughter OF Anson
PHELPS Sscse. - Ne1 Jerk.
Lady HsrcSszF3. wife % re distinguished
statesman vito aas&sy rssssn@s The leader
saEs 90 .he fAaer&l party. sa& daughter os
she historian ssotisy.
LADY HesNeFA ghoaA tAtss- w2x shsr-
ons cam ~ tss BONANZA kfEsxs IT California
Lady HaxE<. sao ssx Anay Green q san
Francisco.
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COUPEvlLLE SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

CCUPEyTfaLE. March 25--Mr ard Mrs
Thos- Crannsy are spending "a few days
with friends and relatives I'm Seattle and
Port Gamble.
Mrs. Thos. Calhoun and family moved TO
their new home IN Ballard on Tuesday
Mrs. Calhoun IL one OF the oldss, settlers
on the island. and Is well known and high
~ respected
Miss Elsie Aasterson. who has been at
tending school here for TIE PAS. six
months returned 10 her home in Flor
enee 90 Monday
Miss Claire Cemestock returned from
Snohomish on Tuesday 10 spend her vaca-
ton with her parents.
Miss Leah Piummer OF Iynden is visit
Ing her sister, Miss Laura Piumner OF this
place.
Mrs. Thos. Kinney Is seriously i'll at the
home OF her daughter. Mrs T. J. Ham
cock 81 this place,
Mrs Thos. Calhoun az the home nf Rev
and Mrs. G. Il. Sewberry on Friday night
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CENTRAI1A March 2s.--Mr. ana Mrs
u. J. Plat have removed to Woolley.
Mrs. Maud Smith has returned 10 Mon
tana, after visit TO her parentsI Mr.. and
Mrs A. r. Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tililis have rcmov-
ed to Aberdeen.
Cashier Giichrist, OF the State bank,
was In Portland Saturday.
Mrs. Annie Mitchell and daughter have
gone to White Cloud. Mimi. 10 reside
Mr.. G.. Il. Kaler came up from San Jose
Cal this week.
Arthur kencke Is over from Aberdeen.
visiting friends.
F. H. Browning OF Seattle late Of Re-
public. was I'm town Tuesday
Miss Irene Hiatt, of this city. h very iii
at Ellenshurg. where she ls attending the
normal school
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PORT TOWNSEND SOCIETY.

PORT TOWNSEND. March ss-rha 10
cal lodge O. @. r. gave a very entov-
able whist party Wednesday evening.
Cdp'. James Barneson ir left Monday
spending few days here. the CUES; Of hie
iather. Capt. James Barnescn sr.
e. W. Gerrish. former resident OF this
city, IS expected Monday from San Fran
cisco Tor short business trip
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. WaIthers. Mr.. and
Mrs .. w. Roberts. Granville Libby and
Mrs u. II. Beecher were passengers on
.ae Alice Gertrude Thursday for Seattle.
10 attend Sousas concerts
Prof. and Mrs. f. j. Browne. of Olym-
p's: Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Plat and Mr..
ana Mrs: j. A: Campbell OF Seattle. were
in the city during the week. attending the
funeral OF Mrs. Henry Bash.
Mr. Israel kasz returned Monday from
San Francisco
Mrs. j. Webb and Mrs ]. ID. Pringie re-
turned the first of the week from q trip 10
Seattle
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EVERETT. March 25.-Mrs s. z. Wat
son, who has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. d. b. Ewing. left this morning for
Carbonate. -
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Merscher left last
Saturday for California where they will
remain during the coming summer
w. c. Butler. who has been East on a
business trip. returned home last Satur-
day
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bronson, who have
resided In Everett for several years
moved TO Tacoma this week
Mrs. l.. E. Thayer is visiting her parents
in Wisconsin.
II. c. Gessner and daughter. OF Rich
ufond. are visiting friends here.
Forty OF the music lovers OF Everett
attended the Sousz concert In Seattle
Thursday evening.
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Titled American Women Whose Influence
Is Felt in the English House of Lords.

TIT ERE Is a ils:, the most coTnole,e
I'LL yet published OF ffsy American
III women In England sao bear
tssfes. most 81 whom are repre-
scented in THE English house OF lords in
the persons q their husbands.
Lady ASbing~r.
Warehouses OF Anglexey
Lady Eennet vita WAS f.eouora Van
msrser Of Taearra. and whose husband Is
heir to The sixsh Fart 81 Tankersille
Lady gers@for6. whe. as every ore
knows. was the daughter of Commodore
rrsce - Troy and Sew YORK. widow ~
f0uls Ramegsssy - New YORK ana AFTER
wAra wtdow Of the eighth rake of Mar
borough sa= married - IeoFi William
Rerestori in fs9s
Lady Terence EaacAwoo1
TIE Hon Mrs RoI~rt boyle.
Lady Buckley, wife 81 Sir Edmund
Buckley ana wf&ew az a J. Bafron q.
Chicago
LADS Arshur Butler
fasY gansaIrn Charchllt, wEAow ~ the
brilliant IsaF4 ESa&oips ChWrzail.. anss
daughter 6 Larry Jerome 81 New York.
shc Is vIce preeiasa; - the ia1y's Gvaass
Couarsl ef sse Primrose League, and Is f'ss
founder u y quarterly magazine. ~ which
tee asss nasaosv las M set anEfAr~i. blas
wassA. e - said VIII roniatn Ifss ..
ssglet eautritsasers shs tsss 81 wraBcA ~
rv.s xms&rs ~xer ssw before
I.Aay taas ~ czsszrse zss the sstors}sa-
knx renngn s'gaesn ~ New YORK, ard IS
sSzzalsx astonishing To-Day as IRE neat -
30 asyx o. LADY CSsox 4 -. brokers.
usx AasnaeA - s4r FraD1iE CeNs. ere -
.s~ ekts@s ana richest fnr0ss~ts III TIA
klug-scsn
tSnansesS - craven. HfAsrslss tas Brad
ssy-Nzrssnse aresgv Mstse daughter s,oems-
Ia amA esse * 4aslau ssearge Eps~Fs
tsss~sa Earl az G>rASen ard lSTa X sAeso
xxEwS
Lady ca~soa 9. Kets estsr. daughter *
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New Spring Goods Shown In Every Department.

vile, was In Mount Vernon the first Of the
week visiting his brother. q. E. Harrison
Ex Judge Mcbride returned from Wool
ley Thursday. where he had been trans
acting legal business.
Rev. J. II. Cole OF Whatcom viii deliver
Z lecture 81 the ~. T.. church in this city
next Tuesday evening
A number OF Mount Vernon people have
been confined to their homes the present
week with Ia grippe.
A surprise party was held at the homo
OF Mr.. and Mrs. JASPER Gates one mile
south OF Mount Vernon. Wednesday even
ing, in honor OF their daughter. Miss Clar-
inoa. who celebrated her eighteenth birth
day A NUMBER OF young people were pres
ent ana spent a most pleasant evening
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yASss,y-yEg WASH. Mareh -
s,s~s Fanny TToar ef Portland visited
~fsn friends in tbs eits Sussas TIE week
,srs s,su~.a barrow y. Portland visited
Win xr. ana Mrs. =. l. Hunt last Monday
ard TUESDAY
4. sserisnge-. 81. fefs lssS Tuesday Ter
s,x3srsn Idaho. en- business
ssts. ANA Nils lest ssss Monday scr
NNarev iasao. whore size Will spend TIE
summer - - .
+ r FSssrr % Ashland. orr vas fae
~.,~s. a. NJ Rnsf Mrs J. O. Du~rsse on
Nannas ard TUESDAY.
Hsrn~r IL klw~st - the FAsl~sy ma
sn-xs~~ visited wisa relatives AeT" @n
Tuesday, ... a. -.
80. - ysex ans Mrs EuFa lament
Ms. rnlllr~ ss Salem. SscA. sscsas ss's
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HARTFORD SOCIAL NOTES.

HARTFORD. March 25.-Mrs. Joe Parks
visited Snohomish three days this week.
Miss Bertha CfYen was SnohomIsh Wis
itor last week
Mrs. John Montgomery and daughter
Mrs. Lillian Cain. left Monday for an ex-
tended visit In Dakota
Mrs. NJ. a. Eldrige Will leave for Sno-
homish the first of the month, where she
Will enter the academy.
Mr.. Ira joy was an Everett visitor this
week. Tuesday and Wednesday
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PORT ANGELES SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

PORT ANGELES. March z5-Mr Hart-s
ley. an enterprtsing young business man
OF Neepawa Manitoba, Is In town look
ing over the situation with view OF To-
eating here.
David II. Sword OF McKeespor., Pa, died
here last sunday. He came out here
hoping 10 get relief from a long standing
lung trouble, but the long Journey was
too great n strain. He had been here 4 bou,
one week when he died The remains
were taken back 10 McKeesport
The complimentary ball given last Sat
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urday evening by the Port Angeles Lat.
orary and Social club was an uneQufvocal
success. The opera house. where II was
given was beautifully decorated with flags
and bunting and flowers. Roman punch
and lemonade were served. There were
about seventy-five couples present. which
included q number of visitors from Dun
geness. Port Townsend and Port Crescent.
Mrs. w. w. Forester, wife OF the fore
man OF the Lynch single mill. Joined her
husband this week. They have taken the
Martin house on Georgiana street.