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WHATCOM. April L. Mrs Hugh Ed
ridge ard Mrs. Harry Eesss en- = ta.ned
their friends al esscnre pa-lv La q. O
p asl an Thursday evening Nothing
u1QSsczE ard decorative fsz ares ia max
i aaeAs0raaie event TIE gussts n3rri
hsxsd seventy. ~ bali pas ~ tee card
games wgand I'D ara She cr4zss d.srr-s-
Ladies Igsxe and Mrs. l. H Hacsey The
seeona- f-ae gardeners prizes went 10
Mr- ii l.. Isckszson ana NJ. G. w. DorE-
Dancing followed for Two raaEs after the
renewal ~ the card tables.
Fasrh4v-R odd Fellows are making ex
tenE-se preparations 10 commemorate The
Years ago On rfGes sisy. Apri- p. AL the
ODD Fellows II the county VII be IN
y4Fed ard parade W III take pace in the
afternoon. followed b a<ssirs- ses and a
dance
In spite % the stormy weather the Old
MAIDS. Convent ca crrv a faf nagse or
Tuesday evening AZ Lighthouse hal. and
Jae .sesl talent fr4m FaSrEassc. aid q by
ing thai might haNe esen CREDITED 20 Iro
Tess 0EalS- TIE soea. sits wsrs very
apropos and much enjoyed
aE ans Mrs Harry hsyast, & Seattle.
have been the guests Of ~. ard Mrs. p.
: Er1e rsby tSfS ~ Cd
Mss Arg5u2 CsS0a entertained about fit
teen g hsr yosans trisnds Al her home
Ms J. Hannin Jeass, w.o mas just re-
ceseree fra = severe attack OF pnsu
Enonla. left 81 Thursday for Caiifurn a.
Mrs. ScEcs 1ccoT4EssH ed him.
Rev. MAX 1Ckes. who goss on May /
% assume the Gaze % paxtoraie 81
Wellington. Is. G., was gwen = fare Vel.
IL the haraS of Mrs. K II Bacon OF Thurs
day evening The y egra mE-.c i2ctaaea a
soFg By Miss Asr.an Aoerg. . vso.n sole,
n sa3n9 accompaniment. Mrs. II H.
Ne..s ard Mss Cara Z@re vo-as bet,
Mr.. &. r. PAX and VI IS hagu MIN p aGso
cHeI AIRS. Hog ami Mss gaSe Il. Gag.
Mrs Kelly. rec. Ias1un. Mss DIR r grs.
piano dust. MS Eab&rss ard NJ - Ma
neste Lobe; vocal Gust Mrs. Brsnd ard
Nr. George Austin. Taese wece seye@ty
IKE guests present.
NJ. 4. { cslaweli arrived from Mon
Lana on Wednesday. where he has keen
for sc.fie years.
Tso new tribes If the Improved Order
81 Rcd Men were cT-an.z, on saturday
=. i.aS = n Of r. ia. 2is. 7. j. Gsls.
etNtf aFg mixer. 5eag gsasir II C re
nac@ies. over eiEnsy nes members were
taAeH N a team o t.Saksssr % PORT
Tognssnds citsze2s We she n :iat7s -,
under the gupsrin, den 8 ~ J1Gge s.c
sir 81 ". Learntd. Mr. {. i. GIN ~.
liz Z. r Bigws, Ar Cisus 81 amlaer Mr.
lcscpa Sse ner. Mr.. d r. inlIs. NJ j
J. Eer<0n. Air. r y W. Crrnty MIR l. ID
y SEIs- IL. James IL ar. NJ w f.
Lake. Mr. George t.essee. Nr. O~car 81 &
nlan. NJ. r. T. X iogeg NJ loha S eben
tduT- BIZ ]. J. Go & ard. My. c. II oacry
NJ r. y. r'YeAec and JU4g Mesisr AZ.
Aaaf.tE IN the io1se r-asn can't ue8
TIL daylight Tie uew trlaes arc k nv !
. : t-uasr-s no. &, x Naateom. ard ChGcsa
nut NJ. :, Of ka.EfasFl
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that lie before tAe average .oath % good
ability - make his way up IN thu world
70 a commanding position are most enter
tasnsnEty SCI forth Few young men Of
ambition car afford 20 overlook Mr..
A.ken'S sketch az Irving NJ Sect. "the
mar heGtn&s the ship" and who bulls the
Oregon
Another notable feature 81 the maya
ERE .or the meath Is Chaansey NJ De-
pews suggestions - fhe promise 81 the
twentieth century for yeanx rsea. Me-
gn%v0us exceptionally strong ssctISG feat
nrss arr other contributions are cea-
.asns9 - The number
TIE Eats1ns1 Magagins fu- arrsB - sllsd
wisA yztrsotEc literature and varse1 sfors~s
ard slessrsp r&c=x ~ pleasing tAsrgs The
Future of fhs Negro ~ Becker T.
wssfsngsan- - weii wrStsSa. The Sfxn
- the Re4 Cross " ~ Nancv X. Me{.Ses-
ians = az Interesting a-t3cse trosa TIRE
mars viewpoint 81 hospital serxtcs
ssvsrAl pretty stories I'll fhe pages ~ tsss
Nsgsaa&f &ccs ptzAfY z.a ar amusing
sscxssttA raSseA w 30 Rides Mag E@aa
herds lss pleasant rszrth to tie szs1 cs sss
Tzws~@
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BLAINE. April Is-Mrs c. A. Loomis
entertained a few friends last "Wednesday
afternoon at 5 O'Clock tea
DR. GuD9Iaeh. who expects TO open a
banking institution here returned this
week to his old home In Wells, Mimi. to
settle ~ his business there.
The Conus Club gave It's last dance for
the season last Friday night
Miss Grace Seamen ana Miss Genevieye
Matthews visited IN Whatcom on Monday
ard Tuesday.
Summer ricn.cs will soon be IN order.
Blaine offers many attractions 10 summer
visitors
Tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Bohlets
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.. Paul AMI Victor Paul
will leave for the Atlin country. They
go there TO go into business Mr. and
Mrs Bohless are old pioneer residents ~
Blaine. having come here more than a
quarter OF a century ago, and n that time
have made and lost fortunes. They are
not discouraged. however, and will again
WOO the fick.e goddess.
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VANCOUVER Wash April fs-Mrs Z.
A. Bozarth is visiting with friends In Port.
land Or
Miss Christina Murray. of 81. Helens ian,
was The CUES, OF Mrs. john Miller during
the week
Bernard Destnr. OF Independence. Or. Ia
visiting with Judge and Mrs. Miller.
Mrs Frank Barrett, Of Portland spent
the week IN this City visiting with reIa-
t!yes
Mrs. w. r. Dunbar left on Tuesday for a
visit at Weston Or
Rev. I, u. Barr ief, on Tuesday morning
Tor Seattle 10 attend a meeting % Episcopal
clsreymen.
John =. Clancy left on Wednesday for
brooklyn ~. T.. where re wsfi take a two
years course In an arr school
Rev. Hugh Lamont and wife are n. Ha-
oufam attending q meeting OF Olympia
preshyfery
Or. Jegsup and wife ard Miss nellie Nc
ktfsssoH. Of Wirferset, Ia. are The guests
cf Mr.. ard Mrs. j. G. Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. II. O. Blacssnan of s1lyrn-
pa were tie guests ~ Prof and MIRA
James Watson last Friday
Mrs. FL. ]. H!ddie and Miss RItifss4 moth
er and sister Of II. J. Riddle arrived from
Philadelphia last week ana vii! spend ses t.
erai months with Mr.. and Mrs III J. BID
die az the Columbia Grave cottage
TIE Blgahintlegs." q social order Of fkgs
city, gave a charity minstrel show ~ fhe
Autlt1riaua Wednesday av.misw The r,re-
csetis OF the show VII be used Tor cnarf;a-
bic purposes
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ArRIL Periodicals.

The Critic fer sprai has mary brilliant
ard Instruct se IDEAS aeoUt people. ssoks
ysxys and az; matters Ansakg either good
things. TIE "I.owrsef@ says We have 6
great way n IBIS country ef givlTss p~spss
names II comps rtSnn. The moment oaa
az ear actresses makes a s2rc<xs sse IA
sls Americas flsfses or the American
Revah&Eszg This FsasSiaa for comparison
has resfhs8 tire sessTrss race. ard we
have the 91sNS patti ara ths bronze
Mrgba- leading rfS Al companies I am
waiting new u hear 90 she Chocolate ir-
xluk- ard tsle 'e2fs az i&st Terry
.@The Hansesz Haps@urG< b ! L =
MISS Jaresss - 3ac~s. il ~ e}sTefsy msss
that Il reads IKE 4 sterF sst 1hass Mss
Glider Is always - satisfactory - h@-
work thar size swssxss bgt never asten-
ssAss her readers,
n ere cAmres aFara 80 'avest in All re
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SNOIonISH SOCIAL MEMS.

SNOHONFSH, arri Mrs. NJ j. Ne
Guinness ard daughte turned Sasuf4a
from a two weeks vis.t in Ssttsl
j. 3 White ana aaurafor. Mss Elsie,
were Seattle visitors Saturday
Miss Mary Patrick hes been confined 10
her home BIS sickness fer the pas. week
Miss Carrie Smith. Of Everett was a
CUES. Of Mrs. James Hogan few days
the FIRST os The week
Mr.. 4. J. Phillips. OF Big Lake and Mss
Mary l.. Plant, OF Mount Vernon were
married In The parl5rs of the Hotel
Pemohseot Tuesday evening, Justice c. W.
Gorham officiating.
Tacoma this week in attendance upon the
Grand lodge, 4. q. l.. w.
Miss Lena Gum, OF Index. Is visiting
Miss ivy Ferguson this week
The Hiyu Wawg Club met az the home
Of Mrs. ". A. Batterton en- Monday and
the programme was carried GU, according
10 the year book. Mrs. Walter NJ Thorn
ton was present. and upon invitation gave
a very interesting talk On physical culture
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BALL At PORT TOWNSEND.

PORT TSfvN<srN-Ey s1~ft 1s-The Tn
II Dee sff--ssf~ f@'rA cav IS much talked
az hsH sart ~~~efr -wa ~ s-r~rv raTtsciiis- X
vas a eec.fsass success TIE ycurg iaiiss
r-TE@ FGl3~hsftti Nesfcrgee nyd d's every
thing ia their Fewer ~ entertain ;helr
guests and give t11su a good time. Tire
music a.so e3dea g~@ativ IN The arsir At
r~sdnlrht ~ eeya -ass 10 me roper hal
here very DELICIOUS supper was served.
after which esHcrs was rfinueG until
TIC we Trrs' aouvs." are all left congrat-
ulsttnx shc Young fad'os unon fhs success
az this Their ard attsmnt al BAH giving
peHfitv Postmaster w + Learned left
ser'y IN the week for Whatcom
Miss Name Cove returned Tuesday from
I,uffgens<S
Miss Moore and Miss Sheehan were
PRIESTS - NJ. NJ Mrs. J Z Conway, OF
Part Gamble during the w~sk
Mrs James II Ha9g laf, Tuesday for
Waliuia. where she viii remain fer few
weeks
A e Twee3le returned Tuesday from a
short bus'rsEs trip 20 Victoria
Or. c. r Kuhn, who aas been IN New
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La CONNER PERSONALS.

La CONNER. -apri, ts-Mrs. ia. Wells
ana mother, Mrs. l. Selxfred, OF Mount
Vernon, visited relatives III town tfc paaf
week -"
Air. George ID. Abbott. Of whafcom. visit
ca Trends in town number OF days the
past week
HeAsrs- Thaa aud Emmett Mcesiinn haya
returned home from Seattle where fhey
have been attending business college for
some time past
MF. w T. sehrteker took his departure
Thursday morning fer An extenfsf Trim
through the Eastern states. lie eorteu1-
plates y visit 10 Hosfna. New Y0Tg Wash
insfen, y. G., Chicago ard Dubuque. Ia,
neF
Mrs. J. T. Wallace and son Roy are
ysitinE her sister at Gettysburg at pres
eus
Esther Reoekah lodge entertained =
large nungtaer ef Invited guests at cards
Friday evening and served fruit as refresh.
meHss. The evening was most pseassuf1I
sTenf
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cExTR air. SOCIETY xeTEs.

C.F=STgsT.IA Auriy ff-~Ns~~ " j. jerk
fr~ aa4 -o<e seas- nv m -~ta7st~.z VISIT
Mr. sns Mrs W r gzi,ar have re-
turned from sarlpser. Ore. and expect 10
remain.
Th- Modern woos~sen gave sociai
Nandav evening, : tarye nurn3ser we're
present 4 select programme was render
81 ard refreshments served
Mss feeIsm infrsua4 6sa~ returned from
hs~ visit - Wisconsin friends
N~s q ftrr@hw arsa e4n S-~fteT OF Ev-
erest. are visiting relatives here
Nftsrg & = p 7eseasf'a = . NNarp
ard A. 9. shaw were in Tacoma sun
dew
ars Frank e M'1't~ as7d AIRS Ffe-rv
= Curtis are attending the t-~a~a tote >
ne-r-e 81 Honor At Tacoma as dele
eefFs
Ike feachors' insiltssse was closed ri
as. al ~ 49, ,o@~AcTa have returned
Il their school reer1s-
Mr. @-~Aess7a ~astNa~ - y = S~ra que.
ha@ ,s@-ae ras. f@r re-~ - e-,s'-~
airer, Mes'efar ~ W. Penn. is
vs~gtfrs- : C'h-tsei}eh o.d ~
Tsa res NJ -~ete rtq~7 Se~i~f 'T10a-
49, ee-e~f~- w.t. r-ee or e7tns-a-Y'> ~
fer Use n's+esaesYre hsaTsrs~t.- s.ef'e-~ email
a., eer@ssr,. cr - tv-a'-->e-es ~e*~. aex
N~s - X par~st.-~ '-~z ~r~~>os's.t 10 Sc
attts where 49, Nate'rar-f Sc located
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ABERDEEN SOCIETY NOTES.

ABERDEEN. Ap~fi ts-Mr Charles Bell
was a Tacoma visitor several days this
week
Mr. ard Mrs Mace ~ Montessno are
spending the week visiting heir son. Nr
VIA Mac.
TIE IseraalHrl dancing club gave an
other % their delightful dances Thurs
dHv evening. About thirty invited guests
were present.
NJ J. 3 9-rea.h ard family left Thurs
aav morning fer E@lait kansas 80 visit
vlth friends ard relatives fsr a coEpie OF
months.
sser 81 her friends or the occasion % aer
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ws.h fccai applications. as they czn-
rsat reach the seat a ths disease. CataxgA
- g al3ass er constitutional disease ana
i. ar.s%r 20 cure IL y0H Ess4St sA&g Internal
remedies Halls Safarra care n tsken
internally. and acts directly On the hia91
ard yuu<DEs surfaces Halls E&tarFn
(.g.rs sx nc. r. guawk medicine II Was pre-
ss-~ts,sf ssv ere uf the best psyzses&ns in
trts county fer years. aBG s. regular
ss-es~r rtfar !. II composed % tbs best
tassscS kn@s1. combined with fss N&st
t.sgssss -sEzrsSe~x acting directly on the
srstscxsrsS ssrsaeae. Tire gex<@ct e2TaA "a
ssessg AZ tae sea EsEresste zfs is wS&f Tsss~
Sgsssssx aEsrA wonderful rgs1ifE 81 eSif.1g
czxArvs send fsY tassisraEsza5s FIRE
r. J CHENEY = Co. Props
TgssdS, =.
eef4 sy er-gsss.s prize re
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event took place Ia this cdsy GA Thursday
afseFnoon, when The I4atiesf Reading
men friends. The ne-nAers Of TIE csus
are Mrs 8. ~ Ferc4vaE Mrs T. ]. l<s~d-
Mr.. n b McE1roy. Mira j. c. Percsval
- Genevfess Yoaag asd Miss May
Fenaerxau Isesr gaesss were Aessrx
g J. Lord. q ~. Fercsvai. ]. & Ferrfyai.
g. =, McEarsy. e. * Rsynesds ard l. 3.
Faulkner. TAe social event vas 3 pro-
beaag due 30 the fact s.ias th- different
courses we're pErsAksa Of AZ sse different
residences OF the hostesses- TIE gentle
wessssde. where, after Ire usual greet
srgz, Ire guess- were requested 20 oe
seated AT RE table. WfisrI oysters had
been served. fss hostess wat1 f.igned
sss5zsfusaszy tefs Rep ard she xas under taa
Necessity 81 Discussing fes guests a. rae
efssseluz1on % shs arst csuTSs- After many
apologies re good -ra-sz~@1 ard consider
ate party took sszesE- leave. IEsaa@d sa:ssr
Trey were invited by another ~ the la
oses To her serT1e 20 dine with REF Here
soup was served. ard at sss conclusion ais
hostess vas nervifsssi - End ;fay same
accident had AefaEsen tie cook The usa
A. Apologies vere rsR1E. a1d fse diners
withdrew sroHa she sasge. csssasifnr with
taken goa atily. snsra Ia ~ sa 9gs 20 the
rescue here sn<s Invited tse-Ts - her horne
honsng FOR better luez rhis time On this
oEcs Ssofs fan WIS served and fEat ~ as
fsr IS Tire dsgy-s.r p=gcesssea Sn@r tAe EsB-
81 accident hs prensS II TIRE coekIre de-
ysAFt.nen'. More Apologies followed and
the guests we're as f9r-sx5nz - usual
The ever-rsadY lady was present with ire
otter % h0sn.FaSsfles a. ner Asg7e ard tie
party accepted 2 fourth Invitation. Here
agat. after meats had been eass8 a@c5-
dents rsa5 IL fFuunKsihFa fa- tha Fffi
csrr~s se, - serves ard iAs ee1-e szv
again moved - the las houSe ,esscrts
were eafan ard .Ne Whole natter ex-
nlsFned - me r~~t'fTssu present II can
trffshfgslfx re- s8tG Fse~f ~Sera man one os
ire gentlemen nssSens fwi'ga - EraSo tire
sitVa tlor before Ire nsst yves t.srnsgeG
ET tire Ladies' THe desscTstts IN zaa -
Spseztve rooms tr which rsse arsiai din
mars were parszker ~ ve-s yellow blsle
white grec- ard rcd. Ard IN ear~9aa roe
with f'as ESTv yaa~ wr@~t ~ar - Tus%8sy
u:eh-eIfa raar.s avs g~~ail rssfhers Sled
with wild lilies were the 3Tesoa7inaf!ny
g@TRI a5agfakz
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VANCOUVER BARRACKS. April Ia
Cars. ana Mrs Frank Tayl ana capt.
and Mrs. Mccain returned I've e&Hlp par;
OF The weak fruru shors vistfs tu s@atsn
Capt. John MURRAY. Seventeenth IN
fsBfFy. arrived hsrne iast rnndav f- N
Manila. ard VIII spend a three months
leave 81 absasee az TIRE EAssf
Capt T. Glenn. Twenty Fauf h IN.
fanfFy, arrlye6 a headquarters last Wei
nesasy frun Seattle
Msx. u w ketchas wife q Sec rssi
f&esss ksseaan. seHpaa artillery was !
visitor 10 the pos while go route Is Fsts
Stevens whsrr shs viii visit her fsaFefses
Sat ard Mrs. r q Smith. b. fore ST. ulsss.
her husband AZ bis aew station in Hone.
iuiu
MAJ. g. ~ Norton Fourth cavalry. freq,
Fart Na3a Walls. wss or duty AZ sserart-
nsaat SeGIa3a St%Ts fer the Tast wHns
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wALr.A villa. AnYtt rg.~r.~ono10
Gatswskys TIE noted Rus dan ptansss and
composer, gave a recital Monday night.
HE was greeted by an enthusiastic audi.
srre
Is observation-disclosures Mics Clara Thropp,
ire 2etTess, entertained the ladies' Club
at the residence % Judge Rrenss
Ore az she tsuss prominent sorfai events
OF fhe week MAS the entertainment II rrf-
day aigHf. given rs che He'd f-eose acci-
esy. The higa school sad4ts gave n 3rs!s,
tire eogisgw athsstss Performed ana the
Nauneseaor furnished the music The rest
% ss5e evening was passed. in cards DANG
ira and social converse
Mr.. afsA Mrs O. ~. Upton gave a card
party Wednesday eyssins IN horror Of their
daughter Filth. A large merry crowd OF
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PARTY AT PORT CAMILLE.

PORT GAMBLE. Arrfl fs-fsu Frss1sy.
Aarsi s. a slassghsfui evening Naa "a mseA in
horor 80 Nr rrpvnhts tsse reecerfas gssa IN
az~r ~ the rszesf T7ra4lnx rafaaang. Tna
hal was artisFseal'y decorated for she *
cass2z. VI sssc. esrstS ard 80 eess ~ M9ns
were Ia 1r1ev EtNtti I n m TEE fassewf .
were PRESENT III ard Mrs Howard Mr.
ara Mrs ysa.Ss %g ard Mrs. Marsrsf
Nr ard Nrx Joess. ar ard Mr@ f7es1way
M ard Ara Fsssher~v NJ smf Mrz
1acssN@=. Miss 3eTsnee Mszs AeEaw Mss
T$us KaxsawgE Miss KaSsrwsss Miss
rnhsnsan. Miss Poantrss. Mr. rrorshse
NJ. Tolsns Nv stewart. Mr.. N&e X enxfe
MI schuh4re.. NJ. Richardson. Capt. Mar.
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aich was highly appreciated by the

which was highly appreciated by the
ladies'
Mr.. Augustus Moran and Miss Clara
Heron were united IN marriage Saturday
evening. April ;. al the hnne II the br del
parents. Both parties are well known IN
Snohomtsh md have host Of friends. who
wish the happy couple much joy In their
new life.
Miss Elsie Comegys returned home last
Saturday after two weeks stay in Sc
attic
The Endeavorers Of the Congregational
church gave Newspaper Might In the
lecture room OF the church. IL proved
very original and pleasing entertain
meYt.
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this week. after visit with Mas AnnAhel
Dvnahge.
Mss Margaret Dsver entertained q ooun.
pany af friends Tuesday evening in honor
o. Ter brothers Patsy Deyer. OF Edmpnda,
and f'sorge Davsr, cs Eau Claire. WA
wao were visiting their hame hero.
Miss Della joSrsene has returned frozn
an EXTENDED visit in Wisconsin,
judge Elliott WIS Seattle viafor this
week so see his brother, Capt Charles Ei-
A9s's w'ie IA en- his way y Alaska on Z
government exploring expedition.
AIR. and Mrs. III r. Nichols ensertaIneA
the Hillside Card Club Wednesday nirht
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cTrEAfsrs Arrff 5g-N- ard Mrs
= RIr< ard Mics Sar-sc rFsrfar x&.x Ta~
rEsrns yssftnes fszs week
Missies AsssEsst fgf~A~ssa Yves. ard gnss
Returned - Annie wTrf@hs xerusHa<Y. Taee-
Fga sisSs ws~g
Mrs G. F. Robinson returned TsTsssv
fra7n Taeaass- usese shs sp%n; the week
visiting
NMH KATE HArtEasgs@~~ - the SszfrtS
sehuais retsKvnef 10 gfss r&tv -.se4 Az assa~
spssss3nx ssss Esssr fsolsssys with 1shs rail-,
sFs~r1s
H..s sEse Hpsa- -~-ar-@e eee.ss r-~s
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Tork Tor the past few moothx. - exvecfed
hclne IT IN ear,y data
The feslsxiax wei known Part Towneenl
people were guests 80 the 0ueen City DIR
Ing the week. Cd and Mrs. Henry LAa-
dex Col ard Ara r. c. Hill Mr.. ard Mrs.
A. r. Coleman. Capt z. Blend, Mrs. Will
lam Payne. Mrs john Payne, Nrx- Robert
Hal. Mss Maud szrast0n, Mrs G. z star
rest. Mrs Peter Mxtty, John LEise, c d.
Draper. s. NJ Culver A. Francis Learned
and L A Kfax<zi
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seventeenth birthday. Saturday after
noon. a very enjoyable time was had
Aesdames ~. ". BUSH. Wen butcher
aud chas. Lewis went 20 Tacoma Monday
as delegates 10 the grand lodge OF the
Degree of Hofsor. Mr.. Ed. Shelly went
10 represent the Aberdeen ledge IN the
grand lodge Of A. q L. w He was ae-
co.rpanIed by Mrs Shelly
Miss Mamie Covington spent Wednes-
day in MnnteSano.
Mr.. H. McInris and wife OF Wlikeson
were In town FRIDAY
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-16

rsw hooks. TIRE next hsst thing n - srv
shs CF{t&c ana read tire reviews a. sCscn
fsaaks as Tire American Revolution" by
Hanyy Cabot Lodge. And reviewed by
BENJAMIN r. Srusth. Recent Essays by
Sidney f&nsers, THE Dictionary o. Ma
tsoaAl Biography The Story 90
France IS Thomas E. Watson ard
many other g,Itapses Ct the literary trend
of owr Gay.
The Parislaa. pubIsshsi IA Paris ana
New YORK IS Sat for Apvtl. ara CIR talns
a story The Fese A. CosSaex3ils~ by
Ernsl@ 2o3s, and The Isz-sg - Mr.
Gsnare" ~ Etousra ReS an Avf1c3a on
'Ntla Greek C,U<t@Ezs @hsga Is eaarrn-
iuxly illustrated; an autobiography by
that ever fascinating Countess Posncka,
ard NJ Jerome Ise@e~ts stas6en;s De-
g&rtsntas
AirsEee.s NaEzxsne. hitherto 1ot z&
widely Sngw1 Graa ire coast as sss rs@F-
as m.ti attention 10 che CaaAz Aeeevw4s.
r1szns = r.efznSs uu-sse- ser Aprz} by sn-
tla3Izx M wase3 and .rSsrarsswe sketch hr
Charles : AgSe= - The EgsiasT - the
gnrsrvns BY ssks artistic tAs Dssslss4EtF -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-16

So g" e-f sis u.sc~ Mise fsssxeA~
wno Rave ..~sa travelling isF1sEn EasVnes
- {sr ft-- Hesr. a. vew ~ :niS country
AZ "a sG secn yf-HTG - Tacoma.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-16

social Notes

<ertnt NotrN-
Nee fuf'rN Nsrn~ - seattle wig VS..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-16

The y Natural Club VAS very delight
fn'iy entertained Wednesday sffera5ssr hy
Nrs N3iisuu - Foster AZ TIC residence ~
Col g w. SSglEws This cltis which csBse
tata ,xtsterre during rae PAST winter II
ono o. she nsast ensayabe % he smaller
clubs ~ town u i nure1v sauSteai esrh
rfsra her heiag eNprefagg ~ csmsrIfsitte p use
Afternoons pfrs"rs r,ss.se a. f}se 5-eeekly
ssee5'rGe On "Wednesday fhe afgfE ~ RI nae
VII particularly rnea, - 80 efTsvss Fainx
rea g. ftF fes, occasion Those pr@Hers were
NJ 4 q Tcusey. Ms - " Graf Mrs
n = IA slaS Mr~ - & WaHnnw. NrN
{ " S-s'ev NrS- u. Y BesNf' Miss Bah
cr Mss Snr4euc s1t5 Mfss Hewitt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-16

fhe ANIMAL meeting ~ she Ia ttes' Lawn
Tennis club was held Ner5aS snnrYssrw ~
tn residence ~ Mrs Jacob Vanderbilt
Reports ffT 'ne past year we're read show
tre the duh ~ ~ IN a very satisfactory
the two eiu6s " - sfYparht nn Auf nothing
VS. decided uwGr The fallowiue officers
wee elected fsr the coming wear. frsess
dent. Mrs. C-asries 4. Hurley vice presi-
dent. Mr. sissansirT Hs5lite treasurer
Ms Isr0A Vanderbilt: st.cretaTr Mr< W
= la KEY bosra - directors. Ms George
Browne. Mrs J. Z. Fasser Mrs r r ffsl
stead Mrs T. r Manning Mrs = w
s1aw MISS C..eai ana Miss Seymour
The Daily Texarkanian. [volume] (Texarkana, Ark.) 1894-1906, 1899-12-28
Sincerely
Chas. S. Erber.

The State bank, which gave the
reporter a pocket book, was called
it in to rectify a mistake, some.
thing banks very seldom do, but in
this case, the handsome cashier
saw the point of the joke, and tc
carry it out, summoned the report.
err to produce the pocket book that
he might take a few wrinkles out
Of it's sides. Now if you think that
the State bank cashier amt as cIev
err as he is good, Just call on the
reporter and he will put on the
gloves with any Que who doubts his
assertion and deal them some sledge
hammer blows.
The Daily Texarkanian. [volume] (Texarkana, Ark.) 1894-1906, 1899-12-28
Rig Timber Deal.

The Bodcaw Lumber Company
has recently purchased another
large bsdy of timbered land in VIM
parish, the purchase price being
over 100000. There is prcbabil-
ity, we understand, of the company
extending their road to the town
of Winfield in the very near future,
In addition to the deal mentioned
above the company had already
purchased large bodies Of timber
along the route of their railroad. -
Webster Signal