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Miss Carrie Thornton. Miss Martha ia
sooson. Mss Mary TeIlicson. Miss Bertha
zoe. Miss Matte Best, Miss Annie Daily.
Miss Sophy Williamson. Mr. and Mrs b.
L. Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs r W. How
ara. NJ. and Ms J. H. Yeases Mr. and
Mrs E c. Fl.zhenry. Mr. and Mrs VIII
hanson. Mr.. and Mrs William Walker.
M. and Mrs. r. w Condor. Mr.. ard
Mrs Thomas Morten Mr. ana Nrs.
James White. Mr. and Ms ). p. CONWAY.
M: and Mrs. William Koxiowski. Mr.
ard Mrs. ~. j. Roan,ree. Mr. and Mrs
r E Empire. Mrs. Robinson. Mrs Nc
Nay. Mrs WSwen. Mrs Herman Nrs
Newoerry, Mrs. Ward Mrs Morgan. Mrs
w Wright Mrs Best Mrs. Oianse. Mrs
Luoen- Mrs. Larson, Mrs, Formoe. Mrs.
Schiller. Mrs. De Long. Mr. X. Stewart
Mr. J. McIEn!s. Mr. J. v. To.and. NJ
p. Morgan, Mr.: ". W Mackenzie. Nr.
J. White. Mr.. r. Jameson. Mr.. 8. Berg
Mr. C. L. Stone. Capt. F. Murphy, M
George Schmidt, Mr.. E G.. Ames. Mr.. Al
Best. MI. d. o. Daggeii, Mr.. N. Schuhnrr
Mr.. X. Church. Mr.. c. Case Mr. T Rich
ardson. Mr. b Case. MIR. s. Tuson. NJ.
N. Case. Mr.. Richard, Mr. Jones. Mr.. n
Hansen. Mr.. ]. l. Herman. Mr.. 3
Hughes. Mr.. H. Co,ser. Mr. F. Jensen.
Mr.. W. Gordon. Mr.. T. Morris, Mr.. "
Wright, Mr. X. Bradbury. Mr. r. Mona
gon. Mr.. Victor Koxiowski. Mr.. J. Ward
Mr.. q: Morteil. tr. Mr.. O. A. Case. Mr.
A Williamson, Mr.. ]. Cromb.e, Mr.
Bates
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yASHOy ISLAND NOTES.

vAsuoN. April 1-~coi and Mrs. r. r,
owing 70 iii-health. Col. Patterson has
resigned his position as instructor In
mathematics a. Nashon college. He has
been i very popular and successful teach
er, aud his departure ia deeply regretted.
Fros I. A. Messer OF the Tacoma Y. II.
{. A has>Seen elected 70 his position.
Mrs l.. II Carpenter and sons. who have
been living In California the past seven
wears. have returned TO the island TO re-
eide
Mrs. Williams delighted a large audience
on Monday evening NJ the college audi
,ariu,n with her charming rendition of
As You Like tt
A good many visitors from Seattle have
been on the island lately inspecting vari-
Gus residence properties with view 70
nuylnr.
Miss Miriam Campbell entertained sew
erai % her Young friends last Saturday
afternoon In celebration 81 her fourteenth
birthday.
Hon W II Clark and wife expect TO
60 East soon far an extended visit.
Miss Lulu Miner spent last week in Sc
attic visiting friends.
In nrpreciatiye return for her many
kinsinexses and well known hospitality. the
friends Of Mrs NJ r Hatch presented her
with lovely tea set on her birthday last
Friday
II Nunney. O. Jordan Ia. arrived
Wednesday 10 visi, his brother. w. r
Muwnaey.
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VANCOUVER SOCIETY.

VANCOUVER. April 1.-The Lenten
season being over, society In this city will
make more active appearance The I'm
promptu Dancing Club which gave so
many entertaining parties during the win
ter. contemplatea resumng It's popular
dances Several other social organfzati ons
will take up the general duties OF active
society. which were cut short by the ad-
vent OF Lent.
The Ladies' Athenaeum Literary Society
VIII hold an open meeting in Odd Fellows
hall Invitations have been issued to a
limited number and one OF the most in
teresting literary events OF the season is
promised. Refreshments will be served
Rev ]. NJ. Barr. rector Of St. Luke's
and a number OF young people are avail
ing themselves Of the opportunity OF
studying this subject
Miss Edta Mills left last week for Wat
ervilie. Wash. where she Will visit for
several months.
John F. Hartman. of Seattle. was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. EiwelI las,
Sa turiay
5 r. whippIe returned last week from
Los Angeles, Cal where he spent the
winter with his daughter.
A. y. Watts az Portland. was the guest
OF MIR and Mrs. S J Miller last Sunday
Mrs. l. T Johnson. Of Tacoma. Is the
guest OF Mrs. l. NJ Hidden.
Adam Mueller returned on Monday from
Mamie, where he has been during the
line with the Washington boys during tho
first days OF the fight. He brought home
many interesting curos. among which Is
Mauser rife. CAPTURED from Filipino
by Quarterrpaster Sergt. -. j Clancy Of
Company e. Sefgt Clancy captured two
OF these guns. and he presented M Muei-
Ter with one OF them IL is priced very
highly.
number Of friends OF Mr. and Mrs
.. II. Stewart rendered them a surprise
party at their home last Friday evening
the occasion being the tenth anniversary
Of Mr. and Mrs. Stewards wedding
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SOCIETY AT PORT TOWNSEND.

PORT TOWNSEND, April f.-Society is
preparing 10 shed It's Foo. Of goodness
oonned especially for the Lenien season
ana number of important social events
are being discussed and planned The
nrst event after Easter Will be the ball
to be given on April sy tn. "up-to- Date
Athletic Club. This promises To he a very
delightful affair. The charming young
ladies are using every effort to make
this. their second ball greater success
even than their arst. which everyone
knows. VINO attended Was one OF the mos,
pleasurable events OF thss season.
On Friday the High School orchestra
viii give an excursion TO QuiIcene where
the members will give concert and bail.
On "Wednesday evening. at the Presoy-
terrain church. Miss Mae Stephens. OF
Whitworth college. gave a recital as
sisted by the Ladies' auartette. composed
OF Mrs. c. A. Pragge Mrs. /. d. O'Neiil.
Mrs a. II. Adams and Miss Hattie BAR
rows. Although the audience was small
Miss Stephens recttations were thorough
fy enjoyed. especially her humorous Sc
iectlons. The singing by the Ladies' quar-
tette Was feature OF the evening en-
joyed by all.
Mrs. ID. II. HUI delightfully."- entertained
party OF friends at duplicate whist Mon
day evening.
The women's Relief Corps Of the G. A.
r. is planning minstrel performance to
be given soon after Easter. The affair
is under the able direction OF Mrs. J. d.
O'Neill
In compliance with the ancient usage
and rules governing that particular branch
of Scottish Rite Masonry. the local
knights Rose croix assembled this after
noon At o'clock In the Central restaurant
10 partake OF the traditional roast lamb
At O'Clock this evening the lights will
re extinguished with the usual inspiring
and beautiful ceremonies to remain In
darkness until the morning 81 Easter Sun
day at Q O'Clock at which time they will
te re-kindied TO remain until Maundy
Thursday of next year or as IL Is known
10 those OF the faith, Hebrew month
NisIn go A. NJ The meetings OF Aaundy
Thursday And Easter Sunday are indis
peneable Even 7! n knight be alone in
II plnce. he must. In spirit at least. feast
on the former day with his brethren. II
n brother he travelling and meet another
brother on the road, they are obliged 10
20 30 some convenient place 10 perform
this duty. II two knights live within
twenty miles OF each other they must
meet each other and celehrate the mystic
banquet The local Scottish Rite Masonic
list includes: J. A. Kuhn. John fAilie.
Dc y. O. House Charles f. Coon. Al
phonso F. Learned. Robert c. Hill and
A u Attrfige.
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wHATCOM. April THE governors re-
ception on Tuesday evening was an event
OF great interest TO all those who enjoy
the social side OF life. The pariors OF Inc
Hotel Byron were thrown open from 73o
10 p. m. for that purpose and q steady
stream OF ladies and gentlemen paid their
respects 10 the chief executive and State
Superintendent Browne as they passed
through. The rooms were pre,iily decor
ated and an orchestra stationed on the
stairway landing made the occasion more
pleasureaoie.
Mr.. r o. Graves and daughter. of Sc
attic. are visitors on the bay. the former
attending the banquet on Tuesday night
10 the legislators and state officials.
Mr.. i. +, Ffske. Of Seattle. spent mos;
OF the week with old time friends In this
city.
Mrs George Gage entertained the ladies'
euchre club on Tuesday afternoon
The Easter social by the ladies OF the
and evening at l. o. o. F. hall. was at
tended by a great many old as well as
young folks and the pleasure OF the occa-
sion rewarded all the guests
About sixty ladies attended the library
tea on Saturday afternoon. Refreshments
OF chocolate and cake were served and
musical numbers were furnished by Mrs.
Macksy. Mss Huguenin, Miss Roberts
and Mrs. Nanette Lobe.
Mr.. and Mrs S. W. Smith have gone
10 Winfield. Kan. for two months visit
at Mrs. Smiths home. They expect to
Hahc Q.atc loH9 bcloIc returning.
The Red Cross Auxiliary Is 10 give a
ball on Tuesday evening next that prom
ises TO be a notable social affair. Mrs
Weisersburgef. Mrs. Benson, Mrs. Egan
and Mrs. Axtell are the reception commit
tee Mrs Craft. Mrs Udness and Miss
Barnes have charge Of the refreshments
Mrs. PuTdy. Mrs: Darling and Mrs Temp
lin superiniend the music and programme
Mrs kershaw, Mrs. Campbell and Mrs,
Hofercamp will attend TO the decorating.
The purpose OF the event Is TO aid in
charity.
All the churches have prepared special
musical exercises for today. Especially Is
this true OF the Catholic church. which
has a very large and well trained choir
for the occasion.
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EVERETT SOCIETY.

EVERETT. April 1.-The Women's
Guild of Trinity church Will give a supper
in the guild hall Tuesday evening.
A ball for the benefit OF the Everett
hospital Will be given at the Hotel Monte
Cristo Monday evening.
The Daughters of Rebecca gave ball
and banquet at their hall last Saturday
evening. which was well attended. many
visitors from Lowell being I'm attendance.
Miss Lillian Moody, OF Sn0homisH, was
visiting at the home Of Mrs. L, l.. Collins
last week.
The Epworth League VIII give an enter
tainment and sash drill at Central opera
house next Tuesday evening.
Henry Friday. ". NJ. Ross, DR. Cox,
o. f. Rea, l.. II. Godshall. Q. A. Solberg
and W. j. Rucker attended communica-
ton OF the Scottish Rites in Seattle
Thursday evening.
Mrs. A II. Sherwood returned home
this week after "A brief visit with friends
IN Seattle and Tacoma.
Mrs j. D. Garner and Mrs. w. F.. Jones
are visiting with friends In Seattle this
week.
Oscar r. Nelson Is visiting with his
mother In Centralia this week.
Mss Bertha Ross, who has been attend
ing school In Seattle. Is spending Easter
with her parents.
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thread day. an amount equal to the
silk product OF 23.eo cocoons The threads
are wound tightly on drums and submitted
10 the fumes OF formaidahyde In n cioscd
room for several hours. after which they
resist water. co,orlng matter. II required,
liz added 10 the liquid gelatinc at the be-
ginning. drawback 70 the usefulness
OF gelatine threads would be the low de-
gree OF grnness but In combination with
real silk or fine linen or cotton thread Q
durable silk tissue II is declared could
be produced. The estimated cost of the
Relatine silk is about ti.is pound. Col
lodion silk costs at present from S2.25 to
s9s3 pound. while natural silk reaches
ss.25.-Berne letter IN the Chicago Record.
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EgZSzgdsSeaSsS $1,000
q Od-of7ozu Society. ~
Ga@{sl@ssl9sSyg agEalS$S

gwen wednesday. Thursday and Friday
OF next week
Mr. John S. Baker returned from Re-
pubic camp and Spokane Friday.
Miss sessie Seymour mas returned from
a sis.s OF several days IL Seattle with
Mrs. Thomas K Shepard
Mics Helm Fairfax Mcknight, OF Sc
alslf- waited Miss Edna D1rgin In Ia
coma Friday and Saturday.
Mrs Charles Richardson sailed on tire
SaTonne Tor the Hawaiian Islands, where
sne viii remain several months
The North End Card Club vas enter
IEnsa MoEiiay night by Mr. and Mrs.
W. III. Rust. on xes, 1 street
az. and Mrs. Richard Saetn expect 10
occupy their handsome new residence on
NORTH T. and Ffftn street tbs week
sfrs. e. r. l.. Smith. who IL very prom
lnsnt III Tacoma'x musical circles mas
Sone kass 70 De gone seyerAl mantns
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wALLA wALLA SOCIETY.

wALI.A wAILA. April AT $50
Wednesday evening at the brides home.
Prof John F. Brewer and Miss Jennie
Markham were united In marriage. Only
the relatives and most intimate friends
were present Rev. J. r. Huckleberry, OF
the Baptist church, OBLIGATED. Prof
Brewer. who is "a graduate OF the Seattle
high school and Wilson's Modern Business
College Of Seattle. Is now principal OF the
Empire Business College Of this city. The
bride graduated from the Walla Walia
high school in the class OF 1894 and has
since been employed as teacher in the
Baker school. a large circle OF friends
wish them unbounded happiness and sue
Cess.
The wala walia club has decided TO
have ladies' day once every month. The
families o! married members and sisters
OF bachelor members are To be invited. A
special meeting vas called at which ar
rsngements were made for the coming
series Of enjoyable evenings commit
tee appointed to superintend the same
consisted OF the following: Mrs. Frank
Rees Mrs. Harry Turner. Mrs. w L.
Russell. Mrs. Lester Wilson and Mrs. II.
Il. kershaw.
One OF the most popular events Of the
season. was the Might've party given
Wednesday evening BY Mr. and Mrs C.
party consisting 81 the elite OF waila Wal
"A were present. Elegant prizes were
awarded 20 the following: Mrs Thomas
Brents, DR.. Frank Rees Mrs j b, Catron.
Mr., II. II. Turner and Mrs. Joseph Nc
Cabe.
Mr.. and Mrs. w p. Mexican entertained
at whist Thursday evening. delicious
supper was served at the close OF the
games were carried of by Miss C. Cam
eron and Mr. ]. McFeeiy.
Mss Mary Maxwell was most pleasantly
surprised at the home of her mother.
Monday evening. by party of her
friends. A splendid time was the result
Mrs. J. Carter Smith entertained the
euchre club Tuesday evening. Tie first
prizes were won by Mrs. Nettie Stending
and Mrs. ]. G.. FARMLAND received the
consolation prizes.
This week the High Five Club met with
Mrs. II. II. Turner. The prizes were OBJ
Mr. II. IL Turner celebrated his thirty
third birthday by most delightful party
Saturday evening. The evening was spent
at cards and splendid luncheon was
served by the hostess.
Mrs. Judge l. l. Macarthur. of Portland
II in this city. visiting her sister. Mrs.
Levi Ankeny.
Mrs J. Carter Smith II entertaining Mrs
Rayford and Mrs. Thompson. OF Starbuck
Rev. and Mrs. G. F., Cornwall. of Kent
are here visiting friends.
Mrs George Cummings has left for
Washington. II. G.. 70 Join her husband
They expect 10 reside there.
Prof J c. Morton. who has been teach
ing in the Empire Business College, has
gone TO So3aville. or,
Miss Isis Wade of Summervilie, Or. Is
here the guest Of her sister. Mrs s. W
Sims.
Ross Rratten has returned from Spo-
kane. where he has been for week visit
ing his parents.
George Eyre. James Allen and William
Guernsey. of Whitman college. spent their
weeks vacation visiting their relatives In
Dayton.
Mrs II. II. Spalding. Of Aimorita. is In
this city. visiting her son. Eugene Spali-
ing. AZ Ladies' han
Miss Bell Eckies is visiting her parents
In DAYTON.
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SOCIETY AT Ia CONNER.

"A CONNER *rrI Mrs. E &
pb.pps visited friends q; Everett a number
- DAYS re past week.
Mrs MsrEAF.tta keves spent the PAST
wees "a Seattle. attending the kng ofgunsy
institute.
MIS- AGr~ f-sEEbsrG returned tie ss~re
G@rs - ghe week from Hsr yss.; with re1a-
ssT@~ ana frieasss AZ SEATTLE
NJ william Nslss ana Mss Euth "
gsuen'se- eeFn rgarvtes! a. Mount Yer
ron aass sunday evening TIE A-sfe ard
gEcrn &<e A.nonx tse ztest highly es-
fes7nea ~ aG- ;owrsyseop5~.
Rev 9 Il i,~2sp.ae accom- rzar3sfs RS
Fssashs- Mrs II pe}a9sEs - seattle on
asr way bone n Tass& WsIla Tuesday
she having spsGt several months WITH aer
ssss q. fst& place.
NJ nad Me-, J =. C~eisev enSsyesf =
few days slxsr frcrs sh.5r SSH Charles
xao xas rag on = sac-+ vacassu r~tgra~
.nx % SEATTLE Thursday morning
NJ Charles S44cox returned ~ van-nav-
e.. Il g., Thursday, sfscr svs11snE a fey
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A NEW ARTIFICIAL SILK.
II i. Made Of Thread. OF G~,nt.ne.

A new artificial silk, manufactured from
geiatlne, an invention OF Prof. j. J. Hum
mel OF Yorkshire College. Lees,s. Eng
land. has just been submitted To the Swiss
silk manufacturers for their Judgment,
a reservoir containing geiat;ne In liquid
form is KEEP, at such a temperature that
the geiat.ne VIII not harden. The top Of
the reservoir contains many small holes
through which the eelatine passes In ine
streams and Is received on an err Tess
band Of linen. The gelatine hardeus md
presents threads OF uniform thickness and
brilliant surface. ready 10 be wound upon
spools The whole apparatus is said 10
require but little attention. the only thing
q, be looked after being the replacing Of
full spools with empty ones One work
man can oversee ten Of the machines
which will produce about s7o,eo yards os
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CHAUTAUQEA. Apr. lie. E Martin.
OF Olympia, has been circulating among
old friends and neighbors for some days.
He returned 10 the capital Monday.
Mrs. L. r. Carpenter and sons. Ross
and Joe, after several years residence In
California cities have returned 10 the old
homestead, yasbon island.
Ar. John Hyde % Des Motnes. has been
the guest Of Mrs. =. II. Sinsaaaugh-
Master Thae Lowering. OF Fall City. Is
visiting bis grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. @. Reese He Is accompanied by Miss
Lydia Parker
Mrs. A p BarweIi. Miss Susan Bur-
we'll and Master Charles Taylor. OF Sc
attic. have been rusticating al Hotel Cnau-
,auqua- They returned to the Queen city
Friday.
Miss Mary Sinsabaugh is visiting reia-
ives in Tacoma.
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cial Wednesday evening and large at
tendance was present
A surprise party was rendered Mr.. and
Nrs II c. Nash by Mr. and Mrs. r.. W.
Thomas A number of frienrS spent Il
pleasant evening.
Miss Clara Stack has returned from
Whttehal Mont
l. r. Swarthoat arrived from Ainneapo-
lis Tuesday and returned East Wednes-
day.
Frank Wall came over from Bucoda
Sunday.
All the churches Will have appropriate
Easter programmes.
William Woodham WAS over from Che
halls "Wednesday
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s~r-NTHkGHA. Aprfi f--C'9i r. II EIss-
bury was IL T.acg-na sunday
Mr. and Mrs. = A. Ballard visited Ta-
csgra fTssT55s SsIseaY-
Mss Bertha Honey vel "a BONE again
after .a.snfng aer school "a Agate
NJ ! fSeEsya AAs eous 10 Resign on
sgsssHeTss
J r. Tan CIDER has Joined lis family
n HogG3ar-
rrams Telslas aa4 family have removed
- A tser8esn-
Mas F7ess3i Person has returned from
Ch3hAAS e8ansy. where she fas competed
Sex month"; term OF sctao9i al Hump
tulips City.
TIE Degree - Henor sase = sesect So
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ronr ANGELES HAPPENINGS,

PORT ANCr'g rs. aprti Mr.. ana Mrs
George r,ssxxxxesf - naneeress have
49,, visiting friends here th5> we0k
A rarsv 81 sixteen es5nsess~ssts arrived
h..~., srs,,.e PENNSYLVANIA NanaSy So charge
- Mr. f<sat~ Williams Most ~ t.ewa
have. already purchased property ard set
tied down permanently
Mrs. r n elliott use et County clerk
y-ssa,s died Wednesday morning ard WIS
h.,.sest Thursday. She sas -sNss hsshiY
ex,S~y.se~s f.s- her nrasy v-eensDl. traits
hsmhfx cultured gentle aa& syaxNsthssic,
The less falls heavily a. AsT A1ss aa1. as
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weeks a. this place with hts brother

weeks a. this place with hts brother
Lewis.
Mr.. Herbert May took his departure
Tuesday morning Tor his native hons at
Mersch. Grand Duchy. Luxembourg. where
he expects 10 remain with his parents for
some years.
Mr.. Arthur darcy spent a number OF
days the past week with his parents and
friends In town.
Mr.. f. j. Greene. az Tacoma, and Mss
Lillian Lettan. OF 81, Paul. Mimi. were
married at the home of the brides aunt
by Rev c. r. Delepine Saturday last. and
left the same day for Tacoma, where they
VIII make their home
Miss Lena Church. teacher III the Mount
Vernon public schools. spent the pas,
week in town with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs w Fox entertained a
large number OF friends al their home
Tuesday evening.
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HARTFORD NOTES.

HARTFORD. April MIR. d. II. DON
nell Of Snohomish visited Hartford and
vicinity on Wednesday OF this week.
Mrs Lee Of Noun, Vernon, Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. 3. E Lee, al Hartford
Junction.
Mrs Mouitry visited Everett Monday
Mr.. McKeane visited Everett, Monday on
business
Miss Ethel Wheeler. Of Seattle. has been
engaged TO teach the Hartford school this
spring.
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they were devosedly attached 70 each
other In life
George b. sheIlhorn. Of Oaio. r. visiting
here
Mr.. Max Metschan, OF the internal rev.
essue service. was IL town this week
Mrs. W. E Van Alien. O: Gettysburg.
Is visiting relatives here.
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THE First Regiment band will give q
concert at The Seattle theater on Sunday
afternoon. April o. at o'clock, for tho
benefit Of It's uniform fund. As the band
expects a number uf uut-of-foan engage.
meats this season. IL desires to present an
appearance in keeping with it's reputation
the crack band of the Northwest.
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Having disposed 81 my interest In the
f,rn Of Dauiton. Carrie a. Co have COM
nectsd myself with the firm of Frederick.
Nelson & Munro. Rialto block. I viii be
glad To have my friends call on me Mt my
new ioca ton. VIM. a. earle
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WHILE Or Albert ]. Forrest. dentist.
- in New York. his practice will be att
tended TO by AIbin a. Smith, dentists,
Sullivan block.
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MISS wIfszINskl. Opticsan. III Cherry.
Consultation free.
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~ AIohA, Apfli l-Anotnef Gay
and society Will snake of its
Lcnten letters and once more start
out On a career and round CT gay
cites. The announcements ALREADY
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.taAEreSsman = W Cushe.an returned
from Washington sunday ntgh;
NJ Claude " Sse,ey went ~ Victoria
1hussdtN on several LAYS business trip.
NJ ana Mrs Frederick Nio;tet lsss Ssr-
cay night fer New York. ~ he gone SIX
Weeks
MF. ami Ms Arthur r BJieli spent sew
"a dams In town this week fTa@ I~aas
Branch
Miss lieatrice T9sstate VII entertain at
sappSy sunday Btshi foT Mrs. y. II. Cas.-
nam. ar seattle
=, Ms Georsc HsgiAYon, % Seattle. MAS
sHe ssest ~ M. Post a; the RoS hosscg
Eolel las sunday
Mrs. NiiAsni sieiow. ar seattle was la
at,aco'na seFegal days this week visiting
MIS-. Charles Hyde
soT. ana Mrs George \ Dack. 81 ss,-
s' visited go Tacoma Monday and
saesiay - sA.S week
.>MTs Herbert EaT has invitations FOR
o'ss afIerncoa entertainments. TO &c