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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1899-08-16

Young fellow. He left here with
his parents few years ago for the
city where he had been employed in
several places. He had been sick
for several weeks and suffered two
relapses from fever The physicians
gave up all hope several days ago
and the relatives of the family here
we're notified of that fact.
IT is to be hoped that the failure of
the town to get possession of the Hus-
ton and Domain lot on Main street
will not prevent the demolition
Of the eye sore on the front OF the lot.
Some have suggested that it be allow
ed to remain until after Chadwick day
so that there might be something
about the town in the way of land
mark that he would be familiar with
but even this matter should not be
allowed to stand in the way of the
tearing down Of the old building II
is shame that 1T has been allowed t6
remain so long.
A CLEVER piece of detective work
has just been accomplished by Detec
tives Charles Kinsley and o. j. Miller
of Maryland, who have succeeded il
capturing one of gang of three rob
bers, who several weeks ago, bount
and gagged the wife and grand
daughter Of Daniel Morgan, who KEEP
the bridge gate at Shepherdstown, an(
after threatening to burn them in thu
building, succeeded in procuring $5'
In cash from them. Detective Kins
ley succeeded in getting locked il
jail at Hagerstown in the same eel
with Thomas Garrison, and Kinslc,
procured sufficient evidence for tn
arrest Of Garrison and George Whine
brenner on the robbery charge. Tn
third patty 10 the case Is Fletche
Brown, negro, also Of Shepherds
town, who has been located at Buffa
ilo, N. Y,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
Reeuab % Omesn.
The Board of Trade.

The Board of Trade.
- 9unse 9iares5Onnius; insentins
bsbrs for 9ofte % GortsIelie. Bris
50 gts. -M. 6. Barnett & 60.
-TiI Nass 6anisns / life Barb
ANTON / Ranbass to Rptommere, Tom
aste at tase uarist OpbOIo Der. Oct
sr to prastise Dremse, iOm ! Grsmtiben
NOT fan tase en- 9aanb / meb til Cans
bets llbpitIins % 5Oriuar. vDanffes
rem" sratuIerer.
s Nften ofbOIber ben banfe nnss
transforming SOciaI i Dana Club
!5an. aaHe os Sage ierDeres. Aae
ere peItomne.
Better Yrebeuien er i oisie Dase
WiIwautse iom Deltaser i Statens
YbotosraftOuuention.
= Du 6rsb Griben iOnbass aftss,
iibits tlss, tom biem tanbt ban til fin
fore OpsrraifeIie 9uiet fulbt af @Gfer,
baabe unse % samle, iOm bapbe beilut=
tet at ufIesss BAN ct geiss ianIsbnins
Of bans 5~sbieIsbus. @aferne baubs
ieIp forget for 8ep9rtnins meb @bocos
Eube os Sage. Gftensn tiIbrastes meb
Sang, Gale Os SumtaIs, iaa bet bleu
Mibnat for nosen tenfte paa, at bet par
Eit a, suu biem.
-l1Osiueren uf Twin City News,
&imbau, er bIepen ubnepnt til 8oifs
meter bsr i Bpen. ueI nGrmeft Tom Be
lsn ming for fit poIitiife @rbeibe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
geSar Sails, Sa., % Omesn.

SUsr 5Osbau reiffs / Fbfte use en- Cur
til @bicusO for at beisse fin bsrbosnbe
SnfeI os iamtibts at opsruere 6rebs=
msbst Der for iiOen otbOlOes / Den. 5or.
Danif. airtss Msuisbeber.
- Sens Dirisn. 9utimer, Der bar OPP
boIbt fig Der / gpen en- 8 tigers Glib, Os
beipst mango Of pore Danifers 5lem
baube | 8p Os pau eunO Os bOIbt Here
Mobsr, reifte fbfte @auOos til Sswsa
Sanetion. 5. Dirien bar uunbet fig
mango genuer unber bans beiss Der /
Bpen, iom ale pnffer at ban mart maatte
ie fig itanb til at tomme isen.
s.. g. Trsir, Der / fiofte use fpts
tebe Der til fra pIuinfelb meb fin 6a=
Mile, aubnebe / Manbass ben af BAN
Ouertusne StOfOrretnins, Os ct nu rebe
til at tase imob Sunber, buab enten &c
ifuIDe snffe npe StpuIer eaer Osiaa at
faa repareret be @umIe. 9an sarentere
sobt Arbeibe til rimeIise Briier.
81 eniter bum OS bans Tainilie Dell
tommen ibIanot os.
Maos @OIff, Der Grbeiber for Oar
RIG & Cob Bros, par | fibfte llse fac
ubbeIbis at fable ba ban iammsn msn
en- anben Manb ffuIbe Isfte ct Stptfe
Esmmer, bpOrusb ban fit ct baarbt StDh
i ben penfre @ibe ban matte fsrss til
ut 5iem os MATTE bOIbs Ssnasn ! ncsIs
Dase, men nu er ban after / COB ge'rina
% pil maafte isen ON nosle Oase tnnnt
goa paa Grbeibe.
- @brifiau earfsn Der abfts @ftaar,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
Neiolmtion.

Neenub, @is.. ben 22oe 6eb. 1899.
&elolutioner pebtaset af Danffe Bro=
bersS amfsnbs 2ose go. 2 at Neenab
Anlebnins at Dor fenes Brober Sacot
@usperien DsbsfaIb.
Den 13be Sch. 1899, bebuseoe BET
Sub isiin gisbOm, OF portable til ct
bebre Gin nor fanes astehe os afboIbte
grOber SucOb @usperien.
Da 2osen berueb miliebe et At fine
(@barter Member) Os ct trofaf Sch i
uor Rebe, iaa pere bet berueb bsiluttet,
at 9Osen bpiIis betIaasr Eabet Of en-
bprebar Brober os eremplariit Berger,
Os at iamtIiss Brebre al Reenab 9ose
SO. 2 psb. bisfe &eiolutionsr beuibner
bans efterlabte @nfe o9 5amiIie Dor
opbefte Spmpati Os MsbfsleIie i berss
fore Sors Der iua brat bar rant benz.
% enbpibsre Be- flutes bet, at betIGbe
2osens gbarter, meb Ssrsefur for ct
Eiosrum at 80 Dase, Os at ct Ropi at
bisie RsioIutioner, bIiuer tilienbt nor
af bebe 8robsrst Sumilie, FAINT ~inbrpftes
/ ,Danfferen.~
&. Wprtenen.
Setretqr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09

Om Sub piI bet, uster Sainois
Rrsbs Of Den fOrenebs banite eD. lutb.
&irte, at boIbe 6oraursmsbe Clio
ans Menisbsb" pao geffben Gbicaso.
fra life til ste Marts. Msbet bespn=
Der meb @ubstisneite Onsbas Aften
RI. s.
Msbets 6orbanoslinssemner pil bllpe:
i. &obberilunsen / 9rteH. Sob. 3,
l4-l5.)
2. @iau iom ct @tsempeI til aopar:
iel.
3. 6ptIeri os SeIubeorus. (9uf.
II, ~
6erre. ueIiisn uor Snb9dns os Dol
no9ans!
9. s.. MilIer.
vSiloams Menisbeb" ~inbbpber uens
Iisit til &rebsmsbet. gnbuer er ueIs
fommeu. Silreilenbe behss melbe &c:
res Romme / betimelis Glib til unber=
tegnebe.
S. R. 8 an IN,
13S 9aHin, st.,
Chicago, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
&reOSmbOe.

DIN Sub nil, afbolber Nebrato
norbIise Rreps fit 6oraaars'
Rrebsmsbe / 6remont, Nebr. 70
17-19. Marts.
SorbanbIinssemne
l.. 9ptIeri % 9 elubebras(Sut 12,I.
2. Eroen.
Maa 9erren ueIfisne Osiaa bette
Rsbe.
s. Is br. peberen,
&rsbsformanb.
s SenboIO til o%uenfaaenbe Bstenots
ssreIie inbbpbes 8enner fra fern %
ner til OF beItuse / Msbet.
Eilreiieube bebes melbe beres Romms
fsrenb ben lobe Marts til unbertesnebe.
gaa Menisbebens 8esne,
u. %. 2unb, Breft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
Tor Salg.

gu COB Tarm paa 3 @cres eanb er
biuis for Sals. Deh er 5eIissenbe q
MI @nDDeit for Wuupaea % fun J
Mil fra SoIoalerbismmst. Der er sobe
g~psuinSer % sOot yann. Seietnins
fan mebfsIse ont enites. Man benz
uenber fig til gisreu.
Sobu 81. NeIOn,
Bor. GIL, Maupaca, isis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
GIT @orn 6pjitole og
GDQeQe

BOILER 6traors os SommerftoIe for
unse Menb os apinber fra 80. Warts
til 1. Stunt.
nnberuisninsen Iebes i triiteIis aant
% omfattsr BibeItunbffab, Rirtebiforie,
WuRt, Danit, gnself, Satin. % andre
Spros. FAINT be Gag. Der bsrer til en-
fuIbiaanbis %ubbanneIie til 2erersernin=
gen / sanffe os ameritanife StoIer.
gnbuibere sipes l1nberuisnins i alt,
buab ber bsrsr til ct fulfil Business
Course" o. (. ..
Bstolinsen er IA Dollars maaneblie
for Undertaking % Rof % Bolis.
SnbmelteIier mobtuses os Toreipsrs:
leler beiuares af
9. 8. s. 9anen,
gIt 5orn, Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
So9bamoeI / @ampaea.

s 9. 9oIit' Butit ieIses banffe 30.
ger. SaImebsssr, gibelbiftorier %
2arebsser baues altio. Os bptIte g
bre Bigger, iom lite MATTE foreiinbes,
orffaffes bu -tisf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
@iSTomsmpoe.

Om Sub suiI, afbOlbes Misiions.
mebe / SmmanueIs Wenisbeb Sconto,
8is., i Dasene 1sbe, lobe os 2obs
Marts.
Ienner fra mar os fiern inbbpbes
uenIisff.
EiIreiienoe, Der lite alt bar nosen be-
ifsmt pIubs at DO, bebes meIoe fig til
en- al unb~ertesneoe.
5 q. SersiIb, s. 9emminsen n,
Yafor. Setretar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
&reOSutDoe-

DIN Sub pif, aster ben norblise Wisa
confn Rrebs af ben loren. banife en-.
Iutb. Rirte. at bOIbe 6Oraorsmsoe i
tanif eu. Iutb. Menisbeb / Sibfoib, fra
20 til 26 Marts.
Msbst bespnber meb @uostieneite ben
90. &I. u Gften.
Acknowledgements: l. BibeIens Sns
ipiration.
II. Opersansen fra DsO til Sin. l Sub.
8. IA.
8enner al port firfelise Arbeioe ere
peltomne.
9srren trpite ebers 9ierter, Os tprfe
Der t al COB Gale os @ernins 2. Eesi.
2. II.
8. S ) on.
Srebsformanb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
y9annutu."
Sorsbas Der 8. Mmts 1899.
6uostjenefter.

Neenab.
@ubstienefe be4 fsrte Ssnbase i bpe1
Raaneo ri. 1O4 Sorm., os 81. II aften
Ssubagsffole bper Ssnbag Sorm. RI. 8
nnebpmsmsbe Eirsbas Gfteu 81. s.
9af. S. g. Semen.
Chicago, 81.
Danlt @nbstieneffe bper Ssnoa9 SITTER:
mibbas 81. At / ben tpffe Sirte, 1891 Dear
born ct.
9af8. Mislfeu.
gopeI: 3SO4 @abaib @ue.
cfbfofb.
@ubstieueite life os 3bie Ssnbas Otter;
mibbas ri. 8. 2ben os 4be Sorm. ri. 1926
fomt @ftm. 7.30.
Eeenab.
@nbstienete life % 3bie Ssnba9 ri.
1880.
9oit. s. g. Naarup,
46 George ctr.
@aupaea, isis.
Ssnbos BEN ste os lite Morts, Subs
tieneRe i 9euieoanbs airfe. Banpaca, 81
1O4 Sormibbas.
8eImnnt, isis.
Ssnbos ben 12te Marts, @nbstieneite
Belmont, 81. 81 Gftermiboas.
1tntoa, gSts.
Ssnbas ben lobe Rorts, @ubstieneie
Union Rf. 10 Sormibbas.
Yat. 81. q. Sersilb.
SUD, @ta Sotpn % safe Scmn.
lite Ssubos i bper Raaueb: sud RI. 10,
Mtid Conn ri. %.
2ben Ssnbos i Cote Eown ri. 10 pe af=
ten II.
3bie Ssuooe / Miu Conn 81. 10. = 9ud
d.
ABE Ssnbas i Sud 81. lOt.os Cafe Conn
az. 8.
81. 2. &. GehpIm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09

bsspnbte 81 SabtImaser Gorretnins peb
6rebspiQe a9ter NOT meb bet isrte at
rsiie til Bis.
s Munboss MOrsss Dur Ebsrs
mometret after saaet neo til 10 unbs,
Zero, ON Der er nosen Der bar feet giIb=
sesiene fpue mob Norb enbnu, bebes be,
berom at siue O~pIpsninser. ba bette il
futile pars ct fittert Eesn puu Soruurets
tomme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
Tarm til salas.

19 &cres sobt 9unb meb gpsninser
paa, iom Iisser inben for Bpsrenlen,
er binis til SaIss. &eberen tan benz
usnbe fig til Gieren ieIu.
g.. g. 9amren, Bor SO, Jteenub.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
WtsIonsmboer

afboIoss / SmmanueIs &trte,
Racine, Bis., fra Ssnbas ,. 10.
Warts. SIere fremmebe Yrefer ere
inbbubne. uosnbps DeItasere beSss
meIOe fig / COB Eib til W%enisbebsus
gref, Yafor SO. q. Mnbreuien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
6usboloerife pnifes.

gn Ruinbe, BELT 9anif, IOm intet
6iem bar, fan antases iom 9usboI=
berife ueb ifriftIis eIer periOnIis at benz
uenbe fig til
81. Boulen n.
1866 Wiaow Blace, Wiuwautee, Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
Gil Salos,

F0lgende GensUande ere
til Salgs til meget billige Pri-
ser paa "Danskeren''s Kon-
tor: En- Safe, ct Bord, ct
Skrivebord med Boernnl. en-
stor Bogreol, fire Suole, tire
Hardcoal Stoves SAINT en- bel
Del Stove Pipes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-19
EVERETT SOCIETY.

EVERETT. Nov. 1s.-It IL seldom that
society people are Toasted as they have
on Tuesday evening the Red Mems bali
took place. over l2s couples took part In
the grand march. The room was decorat-
ed In the colors of the order and national
flags. a fine banquet was spread In the
large dining hall AZ midnight
on Thursday evening Peninsular Lodge.
r. and a N. gave its annual bali at the
Hotel Monte Cristo. The rooms were dec
in a lavish manner. There was a large
attendance and the best Of music fur
nished by Wagner's orchestra from Seat
tie
The womans board OF managers OF the
Everett hospital are making arrange
rnents 10 hold their annual bazaar at Fra
Miss Maggie Rice gave party 10
her playnsstes last Saturday. on
the occasion 81 her eleventh birth
ssy TsS Ms P green, s wsTs Ms Ms N Nes
Bergman. Miss Edith Clark. Miss May
pownev. Miss lneg Graybll. Miss Vera
Grayhiil, Miss Pauline sallnser. Miss
Miss Mile Donaldson, Miss Marie VAIN
wright. Aiss Alma pisfeahacher. Miss
vivian swaiwell. Miss Isabel swalwell.
Miss Kate Costello. Miss Margare,
Church. Miss Rosie Church, Miss Bertha
Rsm~land. Miss Kate tEeaiey. OF Pert Sp-
san: Miss Nav Mcfarland. 81 Staawood;
Mr. Morgan Williams. Mr. Gravhfil Tim
I'm. Mr. Morrison Mfr Goldman Lane
MFR NetrFer Mr. Graves. Mr.. Almond
Srxaer Mr. Wallace Snyder Nr Swal-
we'll Mr. Zimmerman Mr. Mortarity
Mr. Charles Noriartv. Mr. Tssiki.
THE Young ladies 81 So. Faiths Guil3
hela hszasr AZ Fraternal hail on Sat-
urdax evening.
Last Monday evening a dancing PARTY
was given a. Guild hali In honor - Mr.
Eugsn- Murphy. who goes to skagwny
IN a short time.
Mrs Amos Brown and daughter. Miss
ffet@n o. Seattle. we're IN the city last
week visiting the home ~ Mr.. ard Mrs
: W RsiSt
My + w Kellogg returned home this
week after 2 TWO wears stzx IN Alaska
Mr. ~ Mitchell. who has been con
fn@a - his home for TIRE past week Is
greatly improved
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city, arrived sron tie East Friday night
ana Will reside here
Mr.. G W. Gorham LEI. for Chicago last
month
The Pedro Club ne, THURSDAY evening
WIN Mr. and Mrs j. ". Hall
Ar. II. G.. Eclcom, OF W.nona MINI
spent the greater part OF the week Ia this
M c. e. Crosby. OF Everett. attended
TIE opening OF the Lutheran church In this
place last Sunday
= Nj Z. j. Hancock OF Ceupeviile, spent
sunday In Snohcmish-
Nj and Mrs o. A. Phelps ant sen. Corp.
Guy Phelps. are Spending two weeks at
tnsir Old home at Orting.
he home OF DR.. and Mrs Norman Nc
SFeady was thrown open TO a number OF
sner friends last Tuesday afternoon ArA
Mceready was assisted by Mrs. W. NJ.
snyder. Mrs. F. r. Foster and Mrs. Y.
1. Turner. The afternoon wss pleasantly
spent IN guessing the portraits 81 famous
people. Mrs. W. A. Mcdonald carried CT
those present were: Mrs F. NJ Evans.
Mrs. Sewen Knapp. Mrs Rober, Henry
Mrs; 7; r. Foster. Hrs W NJ Snyder Mira
g L Turner, Mrs Maud Horton, Mrs. p
;. Rogers, Mrs H l. Grey. Mrs. l. w
West. Mra A .. Horton. Mrs w Case.
MIS- Al Sh1man. Mrs E. II. Howell.
Mrs I. II. Williams. Mrs. W. f. Ransom,
Mrs: G. Bowen, Mrs " p Bell Mrs ".
@: Dolson, Mrs. A. E. Ennis, Mrs b. P
Winchester. Mrs. j. L. Boyle. Mrs. ID.
Hambridge, Mira F. F. Thompson. Mrs
w A Mcdonald, OF Seattle; Miss Maugh-
ten, Miss Batterton and Miss Henry.
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CHEHAJ.IS SOCIETY.

CHEHAIIS, Nov Is-Eaturday evening
Miss Matte Murphy and Mr.. w p Wag-
ley gave reception at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. s. Il. ~. Briggs In honor OF Mr..
and Mrs G.. A. Miller The guests includ-
ed Mr. and Mrs. y. r. Harmony, Mrs.
Temple. Mrs, Wagley. Mrs Luse Miss
Young, Miss Inez Cravat. Miss Oue Van
Orsdail, Miss Nellie Hope. Miss Effie Coff-
man. Miss Marian Coffman. Miss Ethel
Vaughn. Mr.. Carl Alvord, Mr.. Thomas
Short. Mr.. Joseph Henderson. Mr.. Jasper
Jones. or Ceniralia, Mr.. Aiva Long, Mr..
Wallace Taylor. Mr.. Charles Holloway.
Miss Melya Forrest Is at Yuma. Ariz,
where she Is enjoying very fair health
Mr.. W. T. Forrest. formerly state land
commissioner. passed through Chehalis
today on his way home from Cape Nome
where he has been during the past year
and half
Mr.. ana Mrs. s. j. White. OF La Grande.
Or. are visiting Mr. Whites sister Mrs
c. W. Maynard, In Chehalls. and will go
TO California before returning home
DR.. L. NJ. Lynch has gone to Yuma.
ARR, for the winter.
DIR L. c. Mitchell of Minneapolis is
visiting his brother. Capt r. q. Mitchell
In Chehalis.
Mr., and Mrs. John Ludwig. OF Chehalis
who are making an overland Journey to
Southern California for Mrs Ludwig $
health, have reached Stockton and are
having a pleasant journey.
The Citizens Club gave A very pleasant
reception Tuesday evening to Gov. and
Mrs. Rogers and Miss Rogers.
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SOCIETY Ar SNeHoMIsH.

S<0HNNTS1E Nov is-IAya- Turner
was rs SeAftia the SrSs ~ tire week.
NJ ard Mrs L. NJ, West -pe8t Sunday
~ Seattle
Mr. 9 II Bakennn toek 4 trip 70 Seattle
SATURDAY.
Mr ia Iov. @, Lake Stevens. vis.ts4 re
cftV Tuesday.
Ms Z Martin .. Nai,sy, visited sFfs7ts
fg SEATTLE fhis week.
Mrs y = Winchester car-- U rra-rr
cea,s'a saturday anG returned Tsiss38y
morning
Ms y. NcNerAi3 - Seattle - -
S.,-Ns,s,,tssf visiting he- sisters. Mrs. ". "
s-v.ser ard Miss Henry
NJ ara Mrs rohn Rvs~ - w>si'es
vre~gs fh~ guests - NJ ard Mrs. Hicks last
Sunday
ins wiss Mrs parhy's parents Mr ST
Mrs. Harry Dteh
~ : vewal~ wa& sa Seattle isst Nea-
Mr. seten Swet. AAs sees .. Arlington
sAss week
M-s n = FurStrghsrs. ~ EsaS-sexse-. y
r. nas,her 81 Mr.. Charles Vale. Of .sn
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cENTRALIA. Nov. I'M and Mrs..
Il. r Williams have returned from a visit
TO friends in Everett.
Mr. Charles Althauser and family. OF
DUBUQUE, Ia, have removed to tn.e city.
Ar. w J. Glover has sold his residence
@ w. 5. schebie. late Of Wisconsin. and
Sr dioyer may remove TO Portland
Ar. aeorge Dysart was in Portland
Mr.: H. II. Martin was Tacoma visitor
Monday.
The Eastern Star rendered Lieut.. q. II.
Rhodes reception Friday evening At Ma
sonic hall The evening was pleasantly
passe1 and select programme was rem
dered. Refreshments were served
Sergeant William Scales was over from
Toledo Thursday. The Odd Fellows are
10 give him a reception this week
Mr.. John Aibertson Is critically Iii, and
but little hopes are entertained Of his re-
Mr.. A. r. Norton is again able to be
around after a severe Hines.
Mrs. Rosa Profritt, teacher OF the pri-
mary grade In the schools here. was I'll
this week, and Miss Ethel Price taught IN
her place.
The Catholic ladies are preparing for q
fair on Thursday and Friday evening or
Mrs, A. Banis,sr. Of oakviIls. visited
here Tuesday
Rev. Mr.. Freyz, OF Rhode Island, has ar
rived here and accepted the pastorate OF
Mr. Fred salzer and family departed for
San Jose. Cal. this week. and expect TO
be gone one year.
Mr. r. T. TailmadGe was q visitor 10
Eima this week
Mr.. Fred Van Ronk arrived home Tues
day from a trip through Eastern Wash
ington
Harm last Monday evening by his wife.
TO which number OF friends were IN
vited. 1t was very pleasant affair. The
evening was spent in playing cards. Mrs.
i. X. Stahi won the ladies' prize and Mr..
Ben Nudd the gentfemens prize. Re
frcshments were served
Mrs. Fuller Nudd gave q party on
Wednesday evening In honor OF Mr..
Nudds birthday. About twenty-five were
present and the occasion proved a most
happy one. After several hours spent In
games and conversation, refreshments
were served.
Miss Amy wesre has returned to Ta-
coma
Mr.. II. l.. weare has gone to Portland.
Mr.. A. T. Rice is In Olympia this week.
Miss Edith Price In teaching at Stan
wood. Snohomish county.
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MOUNT VERNON SOCIETY.

MOUNT VERNON. Nov. ls.-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Gay. who have been In Seat
tie for some time. returned to the city
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T, Triplett, of Lyman,
were visiting friends here this week.
Miss Grace Chambers, who has been Wis
ting her parents In this city for some
time, returned to her home in California
this week
Miss Grace Cove. of Port Gamble, is
visiting her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
C.. J. Noyes, of this city.
Mrs. u, ii. Byrnes and daughter Miss
Lydia who have been visiting friends In
Port Townsend and Seattle for the past
two weeks. returned Sunday TO their home
In this city.
Mr.. Henry vercoe. son OF Or. vercoe. OF
this city. left this week for Seattle TO en-
ter the pharmacy department. OF the Uni
versty OF Washington.
DIR. and Mrs. A. e Burrows were In La
Conner Tuesday and Wednesday OF this
week. whore they went to attend the
funeral OF Mr.. Arthur McEvers
Mr.. James Hickey left this week for La
Conner. where he will remain.
Mrs. Thorson. who has been visiting
Mrs. Clauson. OF this city, for some time.
returned TO her home In Ctsalady this
week
Mr. n Frank was In Whatcom visiting
his brother this week. Mr.. Frank will
leave for Wisconsin next week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. -. Kindall OF Ontario
who have been In the city visiting their
son, Mr.. j G. Kindali will leave Sunday
for their home In the East.
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LA CONNER SOCIETY.

Arthur Ward. Of Seattle, were guests at
the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Bray for
Few days this week.
FRANK Palmer. OF Anacortes, were guests
OF MI and Mrs. b. l.. Martin several days
Mr.. E. s. Phspps has gone to the Byron
Hot Springs, Cal. for his health,
Mrs. NJ. j. StAckpole returned last week
from an extended trip to Boston. Mass.
and other Eastern cities.
Mr. and Mrs. +. j. Pratt spent the past
week with friends in Seattle.
Mrs b. r. Loyeiand visited her daughter.
Mrs II, w, Scott, OF Seattle. the past week.
Charles Dwelley arrived home the fore
part OF the week from Seattle and will
spend several days with his parents and
friends oefore returning. He was accom-
panied by his friend Mr. Ross Armstrong
Mr.. c, r. Foote. OF Bath. Me. is visit
ing his brother. Mr.. s. W. Foote. OF this
place at present
OF the week from Cape Nome. after an alb
sence OF nearly two years.
Mrs. Mary Wallace, of Florence spent
the week with her son, Mr. r. L. Carter,
and other relatives In town.
Mr.. Isaac Dean. of Scranton Pa, Is
visiting at the home OF Mr.. f. A. Sisson,
being on tour Of the Pacific coast
Mr.. George Caches and Mr. Garfield Nc
Glinn left Thursday evening for Seattle TO
attend the L. Of w. reception to the re-
turned volunteers.
Ladies OF the local W. c. T. U. gave a
reception to the returned La Conner volun-
teers at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Caches. Tuesday evening. A pleasant
evening was spent and the boys were most
royalty entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Barrow returned
from their trip TO Eastern Washington a
few days ago
Mr.. ana Mrs. J. F. Dwelley entertained
the local whist club al their pleasant home
last evening. Luncheon was served and q
very enjoyable evening spent. The new
club now numbers about twenty-eight
members
Miss Clara Moore left the latter part OF
the week TO attend Vashon college for the
winter.
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There is more ca'arrh In this section
OF the country than all other diSess es
put together. and untii the last few
years was supposed 10 be !ncurable. For
a great many years doctors pronounced
II a local disease. and prescribed local
remedies and by constantly failing to
cure with iocai treatment pronounced
Il incurahle. Science has proven catarrh
IN he q constitutional disease and there
fore requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured by
+ J Cheney & Co. Toledo. Ohio IS the
only constitutional cure on the market
II IS taken internally In doses from 10
drops 10 a teaspoonfui II acts directly
on The blood and mucous surfaces OF tho
system They offer ore hundred dollars
for any case IL fails 10 cure Send
for circulars ard testimonials Address
F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists. 7sc.
Halls Family pills are the best.
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lowing programme for IN. day was given:
:. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas " Shepard Of
seattle, were In Tacoma Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Metcalf and cauxa-
tsr Elizabeth will 60 East this month Tor
the winter.
Miss Mabel Rowe n expected home next
week from North Yakima. where she has
been Tor the past three months.
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HARTFORD SOCIAL NOTES.

HARTFORD. Nov is-Mr. Guernsey
Newkirk Is visiting his brother In Sno-
honish.
Mr. oBrien has moved his family 10
Seattle.
MIR and Mrs. George Morton. OF Getch-
ell visited a. Lake Stevens this week
Monday and Tuesday the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs Frank Morton
Nj SEYMOUR visited Everett and Sno-
homish last week.
Mr. and Mira Frank Morton were Ev-
ersti visitors wednesday and THURSDAY
Mrs J V. Van Horn and sen Roy Wis
tied In Seattle last week.