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WEDDING AT ABERDEEN.

ABERDEEN, July 22-Mr. II. e. Han.
sen and Miss Bertha e. Kings were united
in marriage Wednesday evening, July 10.
Rev. Gibson officiating. The ceremony
mother. Mrs. Giihreathe. in East Aber-
deem: The bride was supported by Miss
Carrie Wilson and the groom by Mr.. John
Marguerite Wilson being flower girls.
About two score guests were present. and
many ornamental and useful gifts be-
young couple are held. Lunch and dane
ing concluded the evening The day fol-
lowing Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Hansen took
the train for an extended honeymoon trip
to Sound and Columbia river points They
Will be at home TO their friends about Au-
gust 10
Miss Connie Bignold. OF Montesano, IL
s ns he sues. sew Of ~ Mss Mary MeNe
Mr.. W. f.. ellis of Sedrn- W ooiiey, In
visiting friends on the harbor
Mr.. J. g. Bridges OF Montesano. spent
Sunday IN Aberdeen. the guest Of Judge
Irwin
Mr.. r.. Locke left on Tuesday for a few
weeks stay At Green River Hot Springs.
Mrs. Lee welch is visiting relatives at
Mrs J. w Carey and daughter Edith
returned home this week after pro-
Ionged visit with friends and relatives in
Mrs =. Brown is visiting with her pa
rents in Lewis county this week
Mr and Mrs. h. r. johnson. OF Chicago.
who have been the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. r. Sherwood. returned home Sat
urday.
Mr W. J. Patterson Is visiting in Port
Ia nd this week
Mr. Judd Elliott who has been In Alas
ka the past year or more, was in Aberdeen
Sunday.
Last Thursday evening a very en1cyabls
dance was participated in by about TWEEN
ty-nvs couples IN Keohler hall. The dance
was gotten up In honor OF several visitors
in Aberdeen.
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BEl.lINsHAM RAY SOCIETY.

wHATCoM July ss-Tre rose tes as
she library rcoras on saturday under the
charge ~ Mrs. Mansfield ard Mrs R@cou
was a signal success. tire rs1fasaas OF
rg~sss forming very saSeas3ng feature
Mr. p \. cleveland Mr. Fnras Mr. "
@ Calvert. Mr. q, II r&gxe. Mss Lee
a;txs CORA Lee. Mrs 4 -, Roe ard Mss
Perrv are easngirs 81 Lake whatcsr Tor
a week
Mr. q = Smith. - CssrsvviIlr. Kan.
has arrived "a Wat ~zth his son. q ".
Sfsiss sEd family far sss ssErms~.
Mrs ~ r Hsa5ey gave a grantraesa~
er's party 81 FysAav ntterrSon- Tere.
s@nerasssss teak part IN IRE nsuxcwt pro-
srssnns
s.aps. As@raegAy ara crew - IRE Seattle
vaeht IAylfs. gave sailing party ca
Tuesday - waiea a cvo~a Of ynu=s reo~
PIE we're gnxfte.
Mr. = NJ Tassye~ ~ shGs city. ans MIS-
f~Ete Rogers 90 Rsaine were married al
TIE sorae ~ Fac bride ca Wednesday ny
Rev. A EaEsrx
Mrs +. VI Rally sas Mss Esse Davis
arc visitors "a Seattle
Tezs Fcurr pe1ss4s 90 the rasrnsx wen
PRESBYTERIAN s,su~rh gave sses- TREATS
literary treat on E-rsssay evening" ~ a~vss-
sne Miss Nellie SseAa@ 80 xtwe rwa3anx
rs tss cAu~rs. fAe Intervals h-esnx Hs1eys by
ssss@cts31x ew foa-As vsts~Ttsrs. Tse enter
sAznrseas wss very ssErA appreciated
Ms = y. ia-vasee gave a fun<hs0a
"Wednesday @fsSrTsssca In @asssr Qt Ms
Craven. ~ flefsaa. Nans
Mr.. ars Mrs J T. WaEss rrsersasrs~s
en- TaDs~sss r@sSsnx IN hazsr % Ms
Slater. - St Paul Msw ia jrrnsrxs s1st
Miu Ssrrse jaws assasssz lr sersfvsrx
sAs large number az sH~skA d. = @
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LA CONNER. July MIN ~. e.
Chace. OF Alameda. Cal, spent number
Of days last week visiting her brosNer. Mr..
Thursday evening for Seattle 10 visit her
cousin. Capt. Byrnes. OF that place.
Mrs. W. Blanchard and little daughter.
of her mother. Mrs. c. s. Eserfss. q. pres
ent
Mr.. W II schaoker Il enjoying q visit
With he youngest sister. Miss Selma
here Monday evening and expects 20 re-
main few weeks,
Mr.. Frank p. Graves. Of Latona, accom-
panied by his wife and daughter. were
guests at tho home OF Mr. and Mrs H. B.
Peck several days iaM week
Miss Grace GLASGOW and Ms Jessie AL
len, who had been spending the week with
their home in Seattle "Wednesday night
Byrnes OF Mount Vernon. were visiting
relatives and friends In town the early
Mr. J. II. cniloerg arrived home Thurs
where he had been for the past year
Johnson returned home as, week from
Mrs. n II Hawiey. Of ratona, visited
AZ the home Of Mr.. and Mira L. T.. And
rews last week
Miss T. Lynch. Of Oakland Cal, who
has heen visiting her sister Mrs j. s.
taNTca. Tor som" time past. took her de-
rassuFc fer Seattle 20 visit relatives n few
DAYS before returning home She will Dc
accompanied home hy her niece Miss All
be Church. az this place. VITO returns 10
complete her studies
Miss Rose Rogers az Whafcom Ia Wis
Ring her sister. Mrs. W. Appleny OF ihis
place.
Mrs. William Hopkias in visiting reia-
tSves and friends AT Olympia al present.
Mr.. an3 Mrs. William Hrd and nttls
daughter, OF Seattle. are visiting relatives
IN town thts week
Miss Florence Adams. ~ Seattle is a
guest Of her friend. Mss Eva e 6asehss
this week.
Mr., and Mrs. W. q Turner arrived
hame last Saturday evening from Victoria
H. l.. the former home cf Mrs Turner
Mr.. Wihgarn Sefstslyesfa IL a xuast az hsa
friend Mr. Walter Foster, at present
having arrived here Monday evening from
his home. San Pedro Cal
A wooaiy number OF our young people
are enjoying camping these aays AZ West
Beach and Rosario. near Deception Pass
The local kcpwarfn League gave an ire
cream ard literary sNctai Friday evening"
which was largely attended
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Seattle. Who u4ls vixt With the1r parents
scr ccurse q weeks-
Mss Grace ve-non has bssu in whAtcom
d1Ts:ns sss .ses sss.sins ~ . nssnas c
companse1 By his grandchsh. Miss Nnoei
Hints. spent several days 81 hast week IN
Mis- Mamie Baker. q seastle. las been
spending the week vita her friend. Miss
Annie Bysoush. os raslmAn syenue.
Mrs. G. ". Howey ard children let tAfs
week for two~weekx visit wiih Mrs-
Hcwsy's mother as Samish. Skagas coun-
Miss rennie 0rinde and Msss Josie Col
ton. OF 89Anwood. were visiting friends
Mr. and Ma Andr~w Boyss moved thss
week 10 their beautiful new costage on
Wtic~rf street.
me families OF Nr. DAVID Thomas. Of
Muskexon. Mich.. are taking = weeks ont
ing nea. Meadow point shf1 week
MI. {. j. Aearney, OF this place. return
ed sais week from the kicndike TO spend
q few weeks with his family.
Mr.. E e. Spr1g1e 10 visiting his dAugh-
ter. Mrs. Jameson. At Carbonate this
week
Mrs. c. Preston. Mrs. Jessie n Elliott
ling In Ballard this week
The ST. stephen Sunday school pfcntcked
this week at Mennier park
scene Of = very pretty pink luncheon las:
Wednesday, given "A honor Of Mrs. Z.
Garrison. 81 PORT Orchard. The house was
Beautifully decorated. masses Of pink ami
white roseo and pink and white sweet
peas eeing everywhere present The DIN
ing-room was Q perfect picture OF beauty
in its charming arrangement OF pink rne
table, decorated with beautiful ard choice
PINK roses and spread with dainty refresh
rnents. was a most tempting sight Among
the guests invited to arsake Of Mrs.
WeIse's hospitality were: Mrs. Z. Carr
-on and Mrs. ~. g. Wetxei. OF Port Or
chard: Mrs. II. Peabody, OF Castle Rock,
seeker. Of Seattle: Mrs. & ]. Bridensttne.
Mrs l. Scott. Mrs. J. Peabody, ST.. Mrs.
p. Mcvay. Mrs. J. Peabody. IT.. Mrs. p.
c. Sankey. Mrs w. II. curtiss. Mrs. A.
Grubb. Mrs. J. n. Donoghue. Mrs. c. s.
Emery. Mrs. q. DIN and Mrs. q. b. Rob-
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outing near the Y1~etwood place. sess q
sns city. The Psfxy - compsssd o. "
s s.s and "a ss'y ". - b. sss- ma sa
Jesse Spsiaxrr. OF Seattle. Mrs u J:
sha.. Misses Pearl and Lxlian shaw. VIII
u JENKINS IT,. and Fred Cosser
visiting Rev Father SAinaon. % this city
Among sh4 weeh's y.sstors wes Harry
W. Scott. Of Portland. Or. accompanied By
Mss1n county. where ar. scot. resided
Mia Moiiae bavt. Of Sac Francisco. -
WINS N. n s. br. 81. .h1 as ar Been WISHING
with Mr.. ana Mrs. 4. B. Clark. has re-
turned TO her home In ChicAgos
The reception rendered Ar. ana Mrs
on TUESDAY evening. wss the rare SOCIAL
event Of the year. For several days sDcts-
~ had been In expectancy Of the occa-
sa9. ana q Any sn.l ses. asey nss ass
inan fulfilled For two days q COMMITTEES
~ the Esks mad been engaged In deocrafing
the hotel veranda, par!or and ball roam
By the large crowd % the frisnds OF Mr..
and Mrs. Harris present ~ the reception.
As ole approached the hotel he could not
s ss ''s 81 the y ans hansen, sssa
isx hedge Of evergreen, dotted here and
there with Chinese ianterns Inside the
freshmsns stand presided over 6y several
young laaiies Ia the parIor sae decorations
were Ivy and red roses. and IN the ball
room Ivy and ferris On the west val Of
Ivy. we're the words worked in letters 81
fern: Welcome to Mr. and Mrs Gus Hsr-
SIS" The Whole effect was very pretty: The
and Mrs. G. J. Lord. Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Perciyal. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hsight. Mr.
and Mrs II Y. Ogden. Judge J. w. Rob
Reed. Miss Florence Prince. Miss Georgia
Fisher. Miss Julia Cavanaugh. Miss Gene
We've Young The reception WAS held In
the ladies' paricr. and following the func-
Mrs Hansard and Miss Mile Hansard
who were Visiting Mr.. and Mrx. q. Kauf-
man for several Gays, returned on Tues.
etars this week for Europe on an az
Mr. A. c. De Luce. Of Corning, Cal.
are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Clark
Mis- Hattie Watson left for Whatcom
Wednesday on her vacation 10 visit friends
and wiii later 20 to 0fays haroor to visit
One OF the prsttiest and most delightful
luneheons Of the season vas given last
W We'd asssrno %: X Mrs. Michael h,,.a
consisting of the following young ladies:
Miss Anne Mitchell. Mas Pauline Hail
Mss Imogene Anders. Mas josephine
dining room Of Ma HoSss hous. was
siss ."sss psss sna L. S-.s sss ro.ss TSs
snsT s: .s rcuns Me, a H s..
The club Of xeuns ,sA!es q Olympia
known q the Izah F,vs' And : few Of
eheon at Tumwater Falls last SATURDAY.
Those present were Mrs. Michael H,ke.
Mrs. George w Ipghaus Mr.. A. c.. oil.
seattle Mtss Helen 6cwies NJ. cens.
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CESTRALIA SOCIETY.

CENTRALIA. July a-Mrs. Robert
t1cxett LEFT for Dawson this week to Join
her husband
Mr.. W NJ Canon. of Madison. via. /.
visiting his brothers at this place.
Col. o. b. Pickett came down from Daw-
son last week and expects to return in q
Mrs. n. J. Pierson IL recovering from .
severe illness.
Mrs. Russell and daughter. Miss Annie
visited In Chehalis last Monday.
Mrs. j. A. Henderson was ncoma VS.
Mrs. II. A Nudd and daughter. Mas
Hortense Clark. returned from . trip to
OLYMPIA last week.
Miss Eva Banister has about recovered
from severe illness.
Mrs. W. W. Canon II In Eastern WASH
ington. where he Will remain until Aug
Mr.. Ben F. Nudd Ia at renino
Mrs. $. Jackson and Miss Alice Jackson
visited In Cheaass Monday.
Mr. Joseph Manning and Mr.. John
taught are absent from the city on their
Mrs. Edward Schydsl. of Chehaiis. visit.
ed with Mrs. Russell on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Woodham drove
friends
Mr.. J. A. Thompson 10 here from Ia
coma visiting friends.
Mr.. William virses was in the city from
Mrs. F. H. Miller returned from Hot
Springs Friday.
DR., Francis and family spent Monday
fishing on the Newaukum below ChehaEs
Mrs. George Dysart left for Skagway
Wednesday 10 spend the summer with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Butler
Mrs T. II. McCieary and son have A.
rived home from Iowa.
Alex McNeill is home from Pe-Eli.
Mrs. NJ. V. Twiss and daughter, Miss IN
Eel, were In Tacoma last Sunday.
The Order OF Pendo installed officers Is
follows last Tuesday: Councillor. c. c.
Henderson. jr.; vice councillor. NJ. r. Cur
ry. secretary. Mrs. Underwood.
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Nschol. Miss Eva ralsceh. Ms ia TAX
ech. Ms Amy Gew. Mr.. Ross TaisocA.
Nj Glenn Talscch and Mr. Murdoch Gaw.
On Thursday evening Nr ana Ma Jaa
Taos< prssens 1 ,astt Ma + s Jshn 6 Gov
Nss0 Eea Phillip. Nssa Amy Gov. Pro-.
Hard'ng and Mr.. Arracck Gov,
MrS John L Cow on Tuesday svsniaQ
Mrs. James TuiaccA ana famsly-
NJ. and Ms Frank Head On sum
gay evening gave d.nner AZ The Ffss N
n f1 q ~ Tynea- OF the japanese con-
On mursaay . party consisting of Mr
and Mrs. Harry ELS, Mia Templin. Nr
- Brown and Mr. Roy FAgan. of
hosssan. Mrs. Harper and family Nra
Reese Of SEATTLE. he Mares sso-ers Ms
Hunter. Mas Louise Hastings and Mr.
Walter Showers held q pleasant picnic near
To. Wess Beach asn .rapa
visi. 10 friends in Roche Hareor.
Nj. Harding Cow, who has been visiting
bis family. rrsurned on Saturday to Seat
Mrs. George E. Gage. Of New whs,oouA
In visiting MrA H. p Templin
Mr. William q, Hamhly and M;ss Mamie
Handy left on Tuesday for seattle.
OF Mount Vernon. are visiting their par
enis. Mr.. and Nra B. King. d. Nor,h
avenue.
Mr.. J. W. White ana Mr.. J. H Law. Of
Seattle: Mr.. J. A. Gass Of 81 Louis, and
Mr.. Clarence White. OF whatcoua, Waited
East Sound during the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Foster, OF McCon-
nellsvine. Ohio. and family are waiting
Mrs. Fosters parents. Mr. and Mrs. D.
King.
Miss Grace Boyce. OF san Juan island
visited MsA Essyn Chalmers during the
week.
Mrs. Alfred Hill. Miss Emma Hill and
MI. Fred Hill who has been I'll with
typhoid fever. have returned from Seattle,
Mr.; Fl. B. Gibbons left on Monday for
Fairhaven.
Mr.. W. H. Evans Of Illinois. grandson
OF Mr.. Joseph P. Harrison, has taken 4
residence on the island
M. Charles Woods has returned 10 Skag-
way
Mr.. Harry GeogheGan. secretary to
bishop Barker. and his friend. Mr. Tynes.
OF the japanese consulate al Tacoma, who
have been visiting Mr.. Geo8egan's reia-
tives IN East Sound. left for Tacoma on
Tuesday.
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sNOHOMIsH SOCIETY.

SNoHOMISH. July 2.-Mrs John B.
Aul; IS up from Seattle. visiting her par
ents. Ms. and Mra Thrali
Prof. Charles NJ. Sherman. who has been
elected superintendent Of city schools here,
is UP from Tacoma.
Mss Hsmmer and MIA J bayse an
i,arse tais week
Mr. and Mra Charles E. Paul and Mss
Lo;iie Paul spent the week In Seattle. Wis.,
Miss sadie Packard 10 in Seattle. visiting
her sister. Mrs. Charles Jackson.
Mrs. A c. Campbell 81 Puya.lup. 10 Wis
ting her son. Mr.. J. H. Campbell. this
Mr. Oscar Nelson and Mr. VIII Evans
were up from Everett last Sunday visiting
friends
Mrs Dante Consr. who has bean visiting
her mother. Mrs j. r. King. returned TO
her home In Arlington Sunday last
Mrs Frank T. Friday and daughtsr; Of
Seattle. have been visiting Mrs. c. II. Nc
Kinney during the week.
c. H. Moulson was In Seattle last Sun
day.
the hrst part OF the week with Seattle
friends.
Miss Mea<her came down from Monroe
and spent last Sunday with her parents
Mr., Henry Sheldon returned home from
6kaGway last Saturday. He IL in poor
health and win remain here for the balance
Mr.. George +. Hendr,e left laz Friday
afternoon s{or Alaska.
Mr. w. ". Petit. of San Jose. Cal. is
Mr John Amsssee is up from Seattle this
week. WISHING his many friends here.
r. e. Padden and family and Ira Hewitt
and wife are camping down on WILDLY
Chris. Schneider spent las. Sunday in
Seattle. visiting friends.
Miss Rose Eghert - Seattle. and Miss
Maude Exbert, OF Montana. are the guests
of Mrs DR. Thomson and Mrs Kohn
this week.
Mr. Al GifYord returned Monday from
Dawson City. where he has been for the
in the fail TO look after mining interests
there. AZ present he is visiting he daugh-
tiers. Mrs. o. c. Thornton and Miss Cassie
Clifford
II. C. Petit and w w Petit are visit
ing relatives In Seattle this week.
Prof. Daley. formerly OF Puget Sound
Academy, was In town Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. N X. Loose and Miss Julia
Loose are in Seattle visiting friends this
week.
Capt, Newhaii. who has been in Alaska
for ne past two years, IL IN town visiting
Miss Lucy Newhali.
Miss Louise Thursting Of Seattle, IL WIS.,
Ting her mother. Mrs. ]. W. Thursstng
Mrs 8 C. Munns entertained the ladies
OF the Baptist church al her home last
Friday afternoon.
The ladies' OF St Johns Guild rendered
their new rector, Rev. Douglas Sutton. a
reception at the home OF Mr. and Mrs r
G. Allen last Tuesday evening musical
and literary programme took up the even
Ing. Refreshments were served on the
lawn at a late hour.
Several Of the young people Of the city
gave an entertainment AZ the theater here
last evening. The programme consisted OF
specially work and the comlcal farce
The Lady From Philadelphse." For home
talent. II was well rendered and q large
audience was present.
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EAST SOUND. July @-Tne winning
yarhr i-aTssa. distinguished 81 the Seattle
races - the Fog~tn 90 July, on "Wednesday
arrived a. SessaN, having come from So
sstse ss szy Ct pors Townsend On heard
were Mr. d Ab~rne;hy. Mr.. T. Grlsith.
Nj c. Ernst Mr.. :. Her-en. Mr. l..
Knight Mr. n n Tiefe aud Mr.. n Sgen-
Ger From <swhags tire party mate .he
ascent of Noas4+ Constitution On Thurs
4sv tAsy arrived ~ Eax Sound. remain
trS ISL Frsday evening. when they ists
for WagsecFn Frssay morning was spey.t
In sailing asasss E<sss Sound she TsayztA
party t~trx scxsrsaGante9 hy Mr.. ard Mrs
HAIRY Els ~ WsatcoTn. Miss TsnDlsn.
81 Tacoma; Mrs Kun q, Spokane, ard
Mrs r ~ brown OF wassr-xoos = II
xssss 0~s ~ Las. Srgnd
Miss Eva ana Miss Grace Rhsi.a gave
csrneF 90 Monday evening NJ IVY Ledge
tie horzae % TIE Phflsp family situated b.
fweeQ Mount Co1SsstutsSn and North
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state es Ohio. CITY oE Toledo. Lucas
tsaErty~@s.
Frank + Cheney n1akss oath that he IA
tse senior partner Of tn~ Grga % r 7
Cheney a. Co 3oiHx business ia TIE s~ffx
OF Toieao. ssantS ana sssse aforesaid,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
ard every case % Eafarrh that cannot
De cured by tss use Of Halls CAtarra
Cure
PRANK J CHENEY
Sworn 90 before sns and subscribed in
nav rr~s@zce this ssa day ak receus Der
A. % l0S
Seal A ". GLEASON
NctAry Public
Hairs Cafarra Cure II taken Internally
AID acts directly ca TIE blood Ard
mucous surfaces 81 the system. e<~d
tor testimonials. sree.
= J. CHENEY 4 CO. Tofeto. O.
Sold By ertsggtsta. Sc
Hall FANNY psiss Ass to boot
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HARTFORD. July Mrs. ANA
rr7rxen visited Macmas last week
Mrs Fred j. Johnston ard son, OF Ever.
ext are vf~s ssnx thls week ~ thu eoms
~ Mrs. Inanssor-s parents. Capt John
AenssY ard wife a. Lake Stevens
Mrs. q A. Mssssnssr visited thsa week
IN Seattle with Mrs4 w. il Canaan
Mr. Charles Gray WAS az Eyegess visitor
last week,
xr and Mrs 0@crge snotcy ard family
Rave nsoved 60 Arlington. - Also have
Mr. ard Mrs.. Cpca exs6 son
Mn MAGGso DasDa@uA. - AAAAtAA. v:n1e-
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CHAUTAuouA SOCIETY.

CHAUTAUOUA. July x2.-Mr. Mains.
OF this place. will visit Capt g. d. Davies.
of Seattle, next week.
Mrs Pomeroy. Of Crescent Clin cottage.
Eel, down the embankment In front of her
home a few days ago. inturing herself
severely.
Mrs. aettemier and daughter Helen. who
have been making their home At the Oc-
cidenfai hotel, are pleasantly situated at
ChautauQuA.
Miss Ella J. caughey. one OF Seattle q
prominent teachers. In In the Thompson
cottare She will return 10 Seattle soon
TO 60 with the synodical excursion 70
Alaska.
Mr.. Ellis White. . prominent citizen OF
Spokane. was . Chautauqua visitor this
~Ask
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MOUNT VERNON SOCIETY.

Neal 10 In the city this week Visiting
friends.
Mrs. Al sebr!ng and Mrs. J. r. McGin-
mis- visited friends in Burlington yester-
day.
Miss l.. Hctter IL up from Seattle this
week. visiting Mr.. and Mrs. C.. r. Rlngs-
Mrs. Milton Showers spent q few days
In Seattle this week.
Mr.. N. j. Maldstad returned from Seat
tie yesterday.
A surprise party was held at the home
OF Mrs. s. c. Waahburn last evening In
honor Of Miss Lille Halter. OF Seattle. A
large number OF her young friends at
tended.
Miss Emma Campbell returned from
Woolley this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Pickens left for
Mabton, Wash. yesterday. 10 remain per-
manentIy,
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xonTHPORT SOCIETY.

NoRTHpoRT. July E-Mr. WilMm
BARLOW and Miss Agnes Holland. both OF
this city. were married last Saturday. July
IS, at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". r..
lee. Dir r c. Armstrong. OF the Preshy-
terrain church. performing the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs, barlow are now occupying
their new home on Deep creek. where
they will be at home to their many friends
Lee Hopkins. OF Eorthport. In nj pres-
ey,t visiting at hts parents home in Taco.
ma Mr.. and Mrs. John I Hopkins
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cArtrAL CIR. SOCIETY.

Oily Mp& a jay - ~-Aus0ssx the visitors
=. tssz zssga sNys Nsesk - Attendance on The
shaysfaa tSsAE-x 1sscssaFs fHsiffser -
~ A q s'ases % sAe state university.
M. Aa1 Ma Hegt Esssssr aga N4Ssing
a. tsgAHz szrf~.r
As. suA &rw Afc2si.Nssa fAwFSsas save
Akee ng SAFsr resssksrc~ ira saa F'rNmcEsce4
~ ans Mrs J u isoz1 81 NaAss.sxrl-
veFe sss5s@x vg.h Nr All Mrs. Nengy
ssxsrs sszFiAs 80 week
4 happy s&rrsag parry 10 eaisysns Al
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ed last week with her cousin. Miss Ids
Davidson. at Lake Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs George Morton. of Gefcneli.
Waited at Mr.. Frank Morton's Sunday.
Mrs. kelton and Miss Bessie kelton WIS.,
tied Snohomish Friday last.
Miss Hope Harris. Of Granite Falls. 10
Waiting her aunt. Mrs. Charles Gray.
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wESATCHEE SOCIETY.

WESATcHEE, July 1.-Mr. Fred
Reeves ana Miss Ethel McCuschen left
"wednesday for the Sound TO attend the
Grand lodge sesHon l. q. q. T. Mrs. L. v.
wells Will also represent Wsnaschee there.
Mr. Alvin Carey and Miss Hattie Sellers
were united In marriage last Tnursday ny
Rev H. carbalsy.
The GOOD Tempiars gave an Ice cream
0,riai IN the new hail on Wednesday sssn-
inx. A large number OF people were pres
ent At the AFFAIR.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-23

I1sy zz-The handicap
tournament Of the LAdies Tennis
cfub this week has been most
sscessstui. ard aas gsyes great
pleasure. There were twenty
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-23

Mr. and Airs William Jenes. Miss Ruth
Ssene. Mt and Mrs n = Gses>cup and
shesr TIVE sons left Tacoma Tuesday after
noen 20 artv. 30 cshasse. beach. The f,si
sscp wss rat tya Country Club TIES
day evening. whe,~ they stopped ever
night
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-23

Miss louisa Lee Schuyler ana Miss
Geerssna schuyler. of New York. were tn
Tacoma this week on their way from Cali
fasnis 10 Victoria. On Thursday they
were entertained AT luncheon BY Mrs.
Bailey ana sir, w. Y BarFili.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-03-02
ACTION ON THE CENSUS BILL.
Tho COnferces on the Measure Have Agreed
and They VIII Make Their Report
Early This Week.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-The con fer
ees on the census bill have agreed and
will make their report early in the
week. Certain features of both the
senate and house bills will be retained.
The census will be nominally y under the
direction of the secretary of the in
terror, but all appointments in the CEN
sus bureau will be made by the director
of the census. The director, assist
ant director and 800 supervisors
are to be appointed by the president
and confirmed by the senate. The di-
rector receives a salary of Sc, 200 and
the assistant director 81. 900. The only
important point of difference was in
regard to whether the census should
be made bureau of department or
separate, the house bill providing for
m independent bureau.