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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-23
EXERCISE

Our doctors are busy treating pa
tients who are suffering from COM
plants. more especially malarial dis
orders, which will be materially bene-
fitted if they drink a water that Is pure
and possesses curative features. as does
Bartlett Spring Water.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-23

PURE
WATER.

If the advice given in those three
words is needed, good health will fol-
low. City water is not good for many
reasons, principally. because IL is con-
taminated with vegetable and putrid
matter OF all descriptions. A simple
analysis shows this TO be a fact.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-23
VIGILANCE.

We Will serve free OF charge a glass
of this wonderful natural Spring
water at our Soda Counter to all who
care to come and test its virtues. We
deliver the water to your home in case
lots at $3.50 for so pints. $3.50 for so
quarts.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-23

Hoods Dill are the h~st after -sinn.a
IT'S pills. aid diSeS;ion- C.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-23
TIMELY TOPICS
February 2Ist, 1899.

Every steamer. as well rs sailing vcs-
sci. brings US something useful and Of
ten ornamental. After repeated trials
We have at last found the article we
wanted: Il is now offered for safe 20
the public of Honolulu at same prices
as sold in the States.
We are anxious to place in every
household. the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-23
THE PASSING HOUR.

There is bit of a hull in merchant
steamer appearances and exits, but the
harbor seems crowded as ever.
a gentleman of Augusta, Me, init
mates that people who invest in ice
trust stock are likely TO get cold
deal or otherwise, to be frostbitten.
The builders as we'll as some of the
stock SPECTATORS must be doing "a bit
of floor walking, with big demand
for structures and a prospective lum-
Der famine.
1t is not expected that Gen. Eagan
should he ever visit Hawaii. will COM
plain about warm weather, particular
ly after his recent siege of hot water
at Washington.
1t is surprising that in the search
for burial ground, catacombs in the
high hills back of town have not been
suggested True, the idea might not
meet with favor, but it would be a
return to AN old native custom and
otherwise carries some recommends
ton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-01

WALLA WAILA SOCIETY.

WALfA wALI.A. Sept. 70 Among the
Visitors from Waitsburs who are IN this
city attending the fruit fair are. Mr and
Mr.. Henry Fletcher. Mr.. and. Mr. A
Denny. SIR \. W UoIlowell M uenfy
Fletcher and Mics L.lip Robinson
spokane IL wsil represented az The fair
ihlf year Among The number from that
eity are SIR. ~ Bolster. manager ~ The
syohsne Industrial expedition who al.
dressed the crowd Thursday evening Mics
HELEN Bacon, MISS Della Bolster Mr. T.
A Arnold, NJ Charles Mcdonald Mr.,
George gibney Mr.. v \. Carpenter and
Jr " G Green
Mise Mamie Eckier. ~ Dayton. I. 10
ihis city
The Hed Men gave q grand parade We'd.
ntrdsy afternoon, which proved - ~pien.
did suceees. IN tho evening they Assem-
bleG ~ their hall, where they banqueted
unfil = late hour. quite - number ~ RCD
Men from Npokans were present and add.
"a much 20 the pleasure ~ the occasion.
The Ksbekahs entertained their visiting
members Tuesday evening In royal man
neT splO1id supper was served ana
dancing iDdoyked In
Friday afternoon Mfs J. r. bingham
save party ~ honor ~ visiting friends
Tho feature ~ the occasion was that al.
present @nvffsrd IN Spanish
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-01
sr vssec,vve sssaseHs.

VANCOUVER BARRACKS sept ~
Hrs 8 " Nsrkiey srrfved " the post
from Norwais. g. iasf "wednesday ard
viii spend srne weeks wifh her father-in-
law. MAJ. A 6. Marley. Twen.y fourth
infantry
Acting Assistant surgeon y. r. McCord
~ one ~ the additions ~ the official Hfe
81 the post having reported for duty ast
Thursday
A very pleasant and Informal ho2 was
given IN the garrison taIi room last Satur-
day evening, witch was mucn enjoyed ~
number " the post people
Mrs q r. = Wood and Miss Wood we're
snlorg the recent visitors ~ The post hsv-
~ bsrrah for few days during the
week
The engagement has been announced N
FRS; Lieut. Harry = WvgHnf Fourt eenfh
Infantry 90 Miss Re~sie Williams laugh
ter Of Capt and Mrs A Williams Third
infan,ry Lieut. Wyxanf ~ the eldest son
o. Ma. and Mrs " Wyssni. Twenty
Fourth infantry
Or q. A Skinner and First Tdeu. VIII
Ism A. Bethel Third artillery. wh0 nave
been here during the past week 80 mem
befH % the army examining board COM
pleted their work and left last Saturday
for theif rfsular station. F1Tt stevens. or.
Mr y McCamm0n. son - Mai w "
week for Seattle where ne will attend coli
lege At the University ~ washington
Lieut. Col. VI g. Maus. inspector gen
erals department.. arrived at the pos, las,
Nsdnsrday on the annual inspection fouf
~ the department
Col James Jackson. retired visited Gen.
ana Mrs W Bacon last week
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CHETTALIS. Sept - Mr. and Mrs.
\ Aidrtch ma daughter ord Mr. and Mr.
waiter 81 John. ~ Tacoma, az. guests
az NJ a. - ~ John
rrns y worthy visited Chrhail@ friends
this week ne viii b~siu "a term - school
AZ O~sran<.r Monday
Mrs - IS H0ihr0ok and daughtcf. Miss
rru~. ieft this week FOR Chicago
REV George n shcafe ana family isft
ih!r week Tor their new home AZ Coup.
VILE
capt james Ross - Tacoma. recruiting
officer ~ the F0fty-nfth regiment. was
A Chehaits visitor this week
Mrs - " Kennicou icf' this weok IT
a vlsf with friends IN CHICAGO
Mr.. W a Reynolds started TneBday
20 pc KAlb ~ 90 visit her rofrss
Mrs 4 ~ Rhea ard Miss Elma Lang
borne rarre DOWN from Seattle fBis week
20 attend tie funeral O, County clerk
TanghnrTs
NJ II II Glenn returned 10 his home
Mr. \ < Noes arrived homo sunday
~ "a Nebraska where she spcnt ihe sum
fngY
Mrs e. a Haven started for hfr home
IN omaha Monday. after spending the
summer with her sister. Mr.. u. y. A.
M and Mrs r lily were guests q
NJ snA Mrs. Frank Everett over Sunday.
NJ J. \ Gso~i arrived home Sun5 y
p ~ a fcn DAYS ZIP - Eastern wash
lrgfan
Miy~ Sasie smith. - seattle. was a che
bate visitor this week
Mrs Cav O., f.lma visited her daughter.
Mr. " M"ore. ihis wssS
Ms Alma Richly returned Thursf8y
fro-l a VISIT IN South Bsns
Ms 4 EsF3 ~ WrGuiafn. - guest
2 her ssater. Ms Frank Ey@g.tf
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sNcB0Nfsu s~ps - NJ y e osovs
sf sysnt SUNDAY b. s~stfls
NJ. " " Snyder fsfsns1 from Seattle
w .. Van ro~ea go. In svsesu on
Mrs t,~or<s Bssemss - onsbls % lssve
IN M 'G sss ~ ~, .'fg"' q 49, ss.' .s,. a.a.
NJ rssss X Evsn. zen, 10 Evsrs,,
M Nm Henry reformed on rhor.a.y
Ar and Mrs William HICKS visited
mrs Fssr,es consy nss gone TO Bangor.
Mr. and Mr.. j. w. fisg we're sunday
Mr. oeorse Hal snd M. Y. simon are
Ms Charles cole, o. blaine. i WISHING
her daughter, MRS. Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs Eobsft Henry visited in
seattle TOE beginning ~ fns week
Mr. . kohn taxing a pleasure rip
through the mountains lie expects % re-
t"rn 10 about week on zen DAYS
family "a s s ST foa ,s as I'D nom. sG n
The k~St
Ir ssryssr has been ., Arlington ,hl.
NJ Lewis Parsmore was at Everett
"Wednesday night.
Mrs Walter Thornton. Of Everett. was
visiting friends IN snohomish this week.
VII" 0tilHW FfaUstsHi - pNfe slfh ~
the home ~ her mother. Mrs Smith
Mr. Emil Brandt reached the city Thurs
DAY nfsht. BE has Just returned from a
fhree month"; ws; TO his Old home IN
Denmark
Mr. . ~ camppsn visited his parent. in
PnyalIvp saturday
Mrs f,olson and family returned Friday
night from visiting her parents IN the East
DR. Mort has gone 10 Portland 60 finish
MS course IN dentistry ~ The North Pa
cine Dental College IN that CITY
Mrs Frank Foster returned horn. sunday
evening. She has been visiting IN Olympus
ard Seattle.
Mrs Lyons Of Forest Grove, Or visited
her daughter, Mrs cofnesya this week
She left Friday morning Tor an extended
Visit with, telsstiyss IN England
Mr.. samueI EiweIi arrived home from
S'anwood Saturday.
The many friends Of Mrs Kobsrt Allen
rendered her n farewell reception and dance
~ The Odd Fellows hall Thursday evening
Tn" evening wA pIeastntiy spent IN dane
ing ana whist playing Mrs. Allen leaves
us week Tor skazwsy % join her husband
Mr. W. !. Gehr, Of wenstchee. and Mr..
Austin. OF Seattle were married q, the
homo 81 Mr.. and Mrs Evans on Monday
~ Rev u n Winchester. only q few Of
in9 PARTIES we're present Mr. and MIRA
0ehr loft the same evening for th~sr home
~ Wsnstchse.
Justice comssys married Mr. Nathan
Carpenter and Miss Daisy Andfus at tho
brides home IN Machins sunday The bride
10 tho daughter Of Mr. " Andrtls one ~
The pioneers % this county
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GENTMALeA SOCIETY.

:. cr"TkALiA. ssYt M sn1 Mrs.
1ix NJ 'sfssin ,n@re fyf'ng me winter
air vi. g. ~ 70 m:csIssa 70 settle ' % :" ~
Estate.
EeT. e. McOsrmosn cane ovsr ssom Arr.
Gesn TaesSsy sad returned Vim HE fam
NJ. Mara King cam. ov.r from sn.ison
MorItsr 90 attend sbs fun~Ysl Of bls
fstner. ST.. William Kins
NJ. AL Wi1lis. os Eysrsss. vas IN me
Mrs 3 r Van Tine nos been engaged
A. leaehsr % the nrw PRIMARY srs1s ~
The lsalss OF me Eastern ~sr gave .
x@ry pfeassnt WHIST PARTY ~ MONTHS bsi
Tuesday evening. when vas well attended
Mlss Clara Slack won the ladies prize and
AIss Clara slssk returned from Tseorna
MS week. WHARF, she had been visiting her
sister. Mrs.. Anna yrsss.
5@gsrsi p"rsoss from this eity attended
borpe, AT Cbensis. tuesday.
Mr.. George Masyn. 81 Bucoda. wss IN
n. city on "Wednesday.
Mr.. Homer Eean@ and Mr.. q o. tkrH
s~ysr,ed Tor Ds~son last week
Ms L. u Hartford. lecturer for fhs ".
&. T. T., was IN the city this week.
Ars v Wninnery and children ar
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank spfaxJs sre 1T home
from ar outing trip up 10 the olympics
Mrs = Jackson ~ IN Chenaiie ~ fhs
home Of nsr daughter, Mrs O. o. fslnSrfen
who has been critically ~
Mr.. T. ~ Williams and family nave re-
moved 20 the residence owned ~ Mr.. e.
". JoBnsone.
Mr.. " J. T1srson 10 over at Yakima
this week.
Mr.. BENEDICT was o sufferer from la
grippe thss week AMI confined 10 the house
Mr.. Charles Firm returned from fan
FranctCo Wednesday. Hs returne-f with
tne Dakota regiment from the Philippines.
having served with II
Mrs A. Banister, Of Oakviiie. visited
friends here this week
Mr.. W ~. Cole has recovered from
very Svere Illness.
The ladies' Of the Presbyterian Mission
airy Socssiy gave a luncheon 80 the mem
ksrS 81 the Baptist Society ana friends on
Tuasday evening. large number were
present Miss Blanche FaIsbury gave some
excellent Instrumental music. and Mrs.
Warner Hay rang IN her usual charming
manner Mrs. G. r.. Mix. president ~ the
society. gave an address,. which WAS re-
sponded to ~ Mrs. spencer Rev Ark
ley spoke for few minutes and others
participated In the literary features Mrs.
-. W. Henderson and Mrs. J a. Buxton
arranged the floral decorations. which
were elegant. n waA n pleasant AFFAIR
Or Briggs has returned from Idaho and
VIII Locale here permanently.
Mr.. Wills WoIcDtt nss returned from
Aberdeen.
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~ rmr LocsL rnr.rEas.
"rs~ Heart of thtc"so" ~ Ne Fol
lnrrA bN tI,nf. the WypnofIst.

THE Heart - Chicago" Lincoln
Carriers spectacular comedy drama. will
be produced % the Third Avenue thester
this week opening tonight II IL said
- contain a story % extraordinary pow
cr we'll told ard relieved by many bright
moments - clover comedy The inter
prefing company includes sons very ciev-
er people who ought % % fur Justice -
the thrilling story Al the scenes and
incidents are located IN the great Vast
ern metropolis and the story runs
through the space - time between The
great hre and The worlds fair We are
promised ~ abundance - handsome seen
cry wonderful mechanical effects and
mysterious electrical devices Ch'ef
the vivid reproduction ~ n section ~ TIE
great fro and the wonderful advancing
locomotive which Sc seen 20 approach
rapidly from apparently miles away ard
bring Bp 81 The foptjishts fmii sized SRI
perfect This effect ~ covered ~ fwen-
fy.nva patents ard fn II p neernInRiy I'm
possible feat r. stage effect tas been ec-
compIished- the approach ~ q train head
On growing larger and larger - 81 1u-
pears IN fol- view - tho audience. from
y mere epeck On tho horizon until az last
when the audience IL almost wild win
the excitement - the situation The fIli-
siEsd locomotive stops 10 the foot irhfF.
Ths Illusion - perfect ~ the h~gin-
ming q the set p beafflfli and realistic
scene g. ahGwn. with the track fn urrfer
perspective. running back apparently
about four fuiies urfH y n loft $50 fns
distance. such as ir uaual in m great
panorama ~ Befff ahura etc THE H1e p
s0lsfn - fhe charging locomotive ia the
most Intricate ard costly piece ~ ma
chinery ever ueed in stage eTs~t anf
Ike al the stage illusions used in ria
play. was invented bV NJ Carter who
has always boosted that te could repro
duce On the stage shy wonder ~ nature
or work - man Affer areirg ere ap-
preaching train in "The Heart ~ Chlc8-
~" one rvous admit that ere f..taH.f.IIft ffsa
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Nef ~~h s@w~e nstsp~s f~~ - FTe~~f
80 s1eNffY ffefs ~
Ne Fffgsfs Nss a1se - $500 fNs -.
Rev 81 N@p NsAevn@sfa seH
~fs espNrf - heHp~sr $50 fset~ 81 wF~s
Miss Nsss ffsffNis ssfs ffy@ ~iiRsse
sefre % - - : - fieNi = sesffs ssnis
InaFs
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Ty~.lsv = jsta ~ ssss~~1. SNo ssssss'y
k<sis7 - Sysf rsfsf
b<y y, y tsuffsws sfvfvsf ~ sh< eifY
His Sssu. 400 100 e@sgSaes ire "
n fysyf1 Hsmrspes - Tfsr. NJ 70
W 1osst tsfSas Tis,flhe fsssfffss
NJ ssf Mrs. bssse9 ftei6ss. ~ Avp0s
wwS ~ era sgfr Nsfhsstsy vsfnrs
NJ ssessss w.ssf, u ess.esnsss .ns
IN n~yN Neyyvs = sNest sNs Tgssfef
NJ r t fssss yss ~ - roansf ne
ngsg ~ IRE wees
NJ ~ ~ f,ysr, - Ly@s6. .sa ~ fss
feHksr seef lsef Tsssgss
hfs Jsgss psfsstssrsef sri Mr. 6 y
Etess st<nt S,fsE0n ~ fh~ sfsssnf rfes
IN seattle
Nj William LnH@n, ~ Hsy View. ~as
~ fbs eifk iav Nynfiag
NJ ~ ~ Williams eff fsw dsys sse
~ ssw Yofs eilt - witness tFss sfffvsl
~ Adnifal fssnsy " fhaf ely
VI Wagt@s ard M 7 - Jsfkine
n Anssortss. visited feSs01s n ire eify ls~
ThsfsasS.
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EvEkEsTT. sept. 10 Everett Tent No
T. X. o. r NJ, held very pleasant rc-
view lsst Monday night. ~ which time
NJ a Boyer, Mr John grsye'li Mr John
Initiated Several visiting sir knights ~
snohomish Tent Ma, were In attendance
The young ladies' Of the Guild ~ Trinity
guild keIl saturday afternoon. Delicate
fsfreHhmeuts were served
SIR. ard Mrs Daniel Burke gave sur.
don. the occasion being his eighth birth.
day.
Mr. otto schiue,sr 10 taking q, vacation
To California.
Miss Alice Rexna has arrived from The
East and viii live With her brother hero
IN the future.
Mr. 4. q Psschke ana family arrived
home last week from q trip 20 fan Fran
Mr. Leroy I Vernon and his younger
brother Mr. Mercer vernon. started Eazt
Monday. Mr.. L>roy VII continue his
goes To Mount Vernon, o. TO live with
relatives
col Charles Day IL spending q few
weeks at wenaiches.
SIR. 4. G. Gossis vas IN the city visiting
he family last week.
Misc Grace Redmsn. Of Tacoma. H. visit.
Ing Mrs e Drew on Rucker avenue.
Mr. y n Evans. Of snohomIah. ~as IN
Mr Henry Hew.st. jr.. Of Tacoma. Was
In the city Thursday.
Mrs Thomas Rice IL visiting In Butte
Mont
Mrs NJ NJ Cole spent Saturday IN ~.
attic
Rev r. r. Mundy left for New Jersey
last Monday
Miss Lila Hilton. 81 Denver. f. visiting
her parents Nr and Mrs.. John Hilton on
Ruckey avenue
Miss Fannie HoicopIh has returned from
a Walt with friends ~ Florence.
% g.
ness In Elaine. visited his family on Sun.
day
Miss Violet stevens. who has born visit
!nE friends 10 f.nf'ic returned last week
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FA$fof-rRu 4~ns - wr@ ~
HsN. - f,~rflenH - sFarfiaF ~ 49,
in fris rlfv VISITING ffieefs
W v NHfk~ ~ Ief~rp vf~f'nf ~
fNf h1fNe ~ Nc "a fesrfaY Ieps mans
Me- - ~ sfrwsfH isfs issf ssfHrfav
- plFrris gn visit - nrr 8suFnfef
WIss fF~nffetfs rsrisf SRI Me- rsrees
ChFist are visifinN refaffvrs st snof 9
Ffffys ~
Representative e. ps'lews - a. Yss-
iNfa attending he sfsfa fsfr
Mfs g ~ @IYirWefan - rhshaH@ ts
Gre sa@sf ~ W. ard Mrs. NHer
Ne Harry fflsham 10 Monday Ter rh~
he iies. where ne Hfil sensin 9efass~erf
Ms Charles Frsefnsn. - ins singles
Gel IL visiting ~ tris Nasy
Mr ~ cary ~ South Eemf. ws@ Fl
IRE city sst Monday
NJ SRI Mrs y smith = Fo4nian1
were visiting friends 1T the sarracks on
vs. edn@aftav
Mr. george Dosne. uho spent re sffY~
rl~r IN shis city rssurnsd 20 nfs home ~
Baltimore iaet Thsrsdsy
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CAPITAL CITY SOCIETY.

OLYMPIA. sept 2t-pr. AMI Mira II s.
NyuiSn and daughter Mts. Prudence have
.vtarnsd frnsn Alaska and viii make tbs
city their future bone
Miss Clautlns Springer ~ Portland who
Vas yistcT for several dsvs with her
efoSher. Mr. - H. spTingsy. has returned
r. her rSrae
Ms AHce ~ pher has accepted the posi-
tier ei estsfsnt musical nssractrss~ ~ the
Annie Wrigt: seminary at Tacoma ana
assumed her new daiiss on Monday MORN
81 j = Mes1ar;y aas received a letter
fTnrs bis ~on NJ Edgar - McIIArty. ~
" fhldnf2ues ia which the writer states
tFai se visited 10 Washington reg meat a
.eN days oe6~, g left fer kosoe. ~ ts~
rFiier SAYS nothing - any 4 me Olympia
reFs having re-eaiiSted 81 - supposed
shey arc ali On heard the Penusy lvaniA
eaurd feF hefue
The Methodist church - thse city Pre-
eaisa an animated appearance IN Monday
eSsetnS 2irs IS; fas onttVs. canArr@r aftan fso-
Hs< Nttaia 80 sails - cao tlua. Tae 0cca-
So AS - svi.essstng reception o. ,Ae new
pastor, Rev. r < CO. and q formal
ksSe-taki0g - fhe retiring nazter. Rsv
q " Aeas=ar ard ihe retiring rresifir.,
.tasr Rex : : -'HN<sr Rex NJ sir -.
Nns he Earn tv ssrs warmly greeted hv
- crsa%TFSsltcu. ya5.eE ans cit aT5 -
issS evening" rFrfaf .cr car D. .akr-s as an
Msex q she s~si-ns ~ srtf .he -eN srrixaIs
Ia STAY n tlynp'a NJ - haany oue
~ sw~ Nffh Ep@zssne ycEres rhat 4 was
s.e'lxti hone - those pve-s.st faat NJ
Sintzsr atet - ave .~-,n NJ
eslissT ~aS fceiiHg!v Wlss.ea flsstssnt
s.-lsHs twt1'n ~ ~ rev 3eiI - i&nar
Tie Ncaaafs S-fuh 81 dyed th-i~ 1uRr-
serfs tees ca TofvfAs afGarncaa ia tee rIgh
fssrfs n he Scarf hi~-x Tee W-s a
500 attendance sr' ;he 1&sisss PINT = al
AZ sftsXais'y sfrrss
M. sxiNestsr Start sna Ml.s 1.ttie y
sfst wee Nettss m 1rarT. ~ tu ffFe s-a-f-
sss Ssss~~ Tserloe y e,iHsssiay sv~riu. a. : 3.
n<Nsh. the erseEnsesly h-tns T->Tfer.sssf s,s
nv A . S1siz The g. splr are frnu
NaArsfiss- Sheaai3s Courss. sss1 = E ftukn
taat place THEIR futare Aorne
NJ hstw A.. : .@yra< has rscelgr.l z letter.
.Ien Ms sister Ms Jean = tsa=@v ~ "a
~ tls o. s.k-. Seg.eEzi a. ! oAo.sAasa- stating
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ceepsvs,AE social NOTES.

cOfipuviILE. sept BMr w r.. r
Mitchell AMI capt " " HOlbrook we're IN
town a Day OF 90 this week
Mr. " Palmer IL ~ Everett this week
MIRA John kinaih and Mrs " e Swift
were IN Prt Townsend visiting friends
this week
Mrs Lucas, Of a~st'is IN visiting her
sister Mrs. A " klneth.
Mrs Ebey, ~ Seattle. u visiting Mrs.
W ~ Fnge
Mr. anS Mrs Thomas Crannsy sre home
again from seattle.
Mrs. UOibroos has returned from 4 visit
10 her daughter, Mrs FfiHer - TacOrns.
Capt 9. y Dyer on Aiasks nae nsen
visiting his wife and friends st San de
Fuca . few DAYS
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SOCIETY ~ rORr ANGELES.

PORT ANGELES. acpf N Nr Ernest
CrDuemeYef, ~ iFtfsbufg 10 visiting here
party ~ y0ung people enjoyed = moon.
lgbt clamhake on the syii Weduoegay
evening Tho~c participating we're 81 "a
Kathleen Csfrisan. Mas Uafch Mss
Trifch, Mrs f,eiia Triton Mlss clement.
con, Mis- Barker. Airs " ~ smith nfs
A ~ Smith. Mrs 4 a smith. Mr James
scot. Mr. Courtney Nj pyke Mr. X y
Church, ar cfonemsyef. Mr. Haii and 81
Harkey
ST. EdwsFf ricsetf returned THURSDAY
from q viat with rsiasves ~ North yaki-
ma
ar VIII a. srarss ~ SEATTLE. - visit.
Inv here
Mr. ana Mrs " X Clark are canning
Out On Lake Cfearenf
NJ Charles AA.e weather otssrVer az
Port Crescent hae hem fakiu. a varsflGr
Nth hIs family herr 'he past ton daya
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ptSALLur Social NOTES.

pt'YALiE'p sept ~ ~ County g~hool
Superintendent " " cox visited frsenfs n,
this place last Funfay
Miss Agne. Harry le,' last vees for To
coma 20 tAka cpnf-e 40 one ~ TIE htlst
neea colleges ~ that cfiy
Mr. james e Wheeler ~il ifavr soon
with his family for Sew YORK
Mr. calvin Jones. Who rod silsht affsck
- paralysis last SUNDAY. - slowly recover.
irg
yr Harry cofwan. > United gfafea -.
fetal nu ScSrifs island spent sfteraf DAYS
the past week wifh friends A. 'nfs place
Mss Maufe Williams isff last FRIDAY -
Fgtr1- Wn0iinv where sfie viii teach 80
coming Yre" Miss Williams % q graduate
~ ,hr high Hrn00i here y, 'hf riaas - fsf9
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socrr, ~ usarroap.

HARTFORD SEPT ~ Nss Afs Tgtt
Visited over sunfav ~ her rrne N sno.
hdeulsh
Nr william i'man pf q sultan ~
visiting hts sor. NJ " " IGmAn ~ lake
stevens
a. cart Nrnssy's SsfurfaY ant staisY
Mr. and Mrs James can haef fr~vef
into Hr ~ y f<9s hCsass. - fho Iurr.
ton
Everett Last week
Mr. Anris Fr'fscs - vis.raz friends IN
Everett
1- Charles Gray vas an Everett visitor
ia~ Wess
Mr. Rose Fox g Grsnffe FaUs yfatfs
last week Nth NYs fiurs CfaureH
M@s Kate %eiE~fman ptrf'ef her sister
fu suonon1sl fass week
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wAnysvIlLe SOCIETY NOTES.

MAHYsVffsLF Sept 10 Mas fla Nag
ley departed isst Friday for Port Angeles.
where she Viii remain for the winter
Mr. Richard Bufcheli. r.. % Sn0honish
DAY
fr and Mrs 9. q Mum visited with
Everett friends last Saturday and sunday
Mrs Rtsy en@an. who has heen visiting
her daughter. Mrs ~ stewart IN this
place Tor some weeks. left "Wednesday for
her home Nv fdshC
Mr. g +. Farrar. % Ballard. visited hts
brother Nj Frank Fafrar. In this city
IAAf HAfnrdnY
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mot>r VERNON SOCIETY,".

MONT VERNON Sept y, Mr. r. G
Ns7it., ara NJ r. " Ferris let T-~sIzy
To- Lake Chsian - spend a couple q
-. X outing
Rev y chaplin. GccowgAnie6 ~ his
family ieft -or s@@t,ie the Nrsr - tire
arek NJ thapln COS = Se4ttis - as
xl.rfse charge q TRINITY church.
Mr. = II LANDER = Hamilton. vas ia
M.unt Tsvncr few esy@ iris wsea visit
.r@ frienls
SIR E8~ara wells VAS ~ wooiiey Ire
srxs q The week.
Ma ]. ". DgieSG LEI; sos Isdsx last
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