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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-07
LUCKY STRIKE.
Snug Sum Made in Gold Mining
by Morgantown Man.

Dir. II. l.. Swishe- the Fortunate Party
He Invested in Western Miae and
The Investment has Increased Sever
al Times Over Already Details OF the
Investment.
Gold mining Is one OF the most fas-
cinating pursuits as we'll as one of the
most precarious that people are likely
TO engage in. at the same time there
are perhaps more fortunes made at IL
than in any other undertaking. The
kootenai country surrounding Libby,
Montana, has long been known to con-
tain many rich lodges of gold ore, but
on account of the country being mac
cessible for machinery, a great deal of
this has never been developed. Many
claims have been staked off, however,
and held by parties who had faith i'm
the richness of some of the lodges
Almost seven years ago party OF
Cincinnati prospectors located nearly
SO acres Of claims In Flathead county,
Montana, and have stuck faithfully
to it ever since, doing enough work to
perfect their title and hoping at some
time TO be able To erect mills for crush
ing the ore and securing the gold.
About year ago, other Cincinnati
people In connection with the pros
pectors Incorporated company for
the purpose OF erecting mills and
building roads to their property.
Some Of these parties were friends Of
Mr.. II. l.. Swisher, OF this place, and
be was invited to join them in their
undertaking. He did so, investing a
few hundred dollars in the enterprise
and awaiting developments. AT first
the prospect seemed rather poor but
after several assays Of the ore were
made and a road was built to the prop
erty, saw mill erected thereon.
stamping mill shipped in, capitalists
Of Cincinnati and vicinity began TO be
interested In the matter and wanted
to buy the property from the first In
corporators. In short time the
stock which was at first sold at a low
figure, advanced To five times its orig
inal worth, making the original
holders thousands of dollars. Among
the fortunate ones were Mr.. Swisher,
who has been offered several thousand
dollars for his stock that cost but
few hundred.
All OF his numerous friends will re-
joice to learn Of his good fortune. He
is we'll known In Morgantown and over
the state and besides being very
careful business man is very good
fellow and popular gentleman. He
has been mentioned prominently in
connection with the nomination for
state superintendent OF Free School.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-07

we found ourselves among familiar
surroundings as we entered Boston
harbor.
From Boston went straight across
the Atlantic TO Yarmouth, Nova
Scotia the land OF the Bluenose My
next letter will deal with the Annap-
oils valley and the Land of Evangel-
inc.
r. T.. FAST.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-07
Governor Here on Monday.

Governor Atkinson and party will
arrive here on Monday afternoon. A
salute will be fired in his honor by the
University Cadets. Another salute
will be fred on Tuesday in honor of
Admiral Sam pson when he arrives on
his special.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-07
Good Organization.

The University Y. NC. A. will
meet this year in the room Of Prof.
Reynolds. Their old room in the
Prep building has been taken as a
library annex and they are crowded
out. They are in very fine condition
and hope to do good work this year.
All students and town people are in
vited to attend their meeting
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-07
Married.

MERRlFIELD - Nelson Mortified
died at his home at Watson, Marion
county, on Tuesday Oct. 4th, of ty-
phoid fever aged 43 years He was
a relative of Charles Mortified, OF
this place. His wife was from this
place her maiden name being Mar
tina Cunningham.
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To Meet Tonight.

The committee on the entertain
ment of the members of the press who
will be here on Tuesday will hold an
other meeting tonight at the Mingo
Club rooms at seven thirty. Every
member is urged to be present.
A meeting was held last night and
the preliminary work mapped out for
this committee.
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Notice j. d. u. A. M.

All members of Young America
Council J. O. U..A. M. are requested
to meet at the Posten building on
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock to par
ticipate in the Chadwick day parade.
ALONZO ALTMAN,
Councillor
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-07

KIDS grocery and Leonard Smiths
Main street meat market will hereaf-
ter keep bread in stock from the
New England bakery and everyone
wanting it can get it by calling at
either place.
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Literary Societies.

The Literary Societies of the Uni
versity held their first meeting of
the college year on Friday night
and installed officers. G. N. Smith
was installed in the Parthenon and
S. M. Hoff had been elected in the
Columbian to ill this position.
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Wanted

To buy or rent a good second
hand piano. Address H. F. Craw
ford, Morgantown, W. Va.
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FORMATION AND ROUTE.
Where the Parade Will Be
Formed And Where It Will
March.
Formed Facing the River ON Front
Street-Break From the Right to
March to the Left-Three Divisions
of the FOrmatiOn-W Will Be Reviewed
on Main street by Chadwick.

Col. Thomas E. Hodges has Civ
EN- us the place of formation Of the
parade on Chadwick Day and the
route of the procession. He is as
sistant Marshal and will aid Chief
Marshal Spillman in conducting the
affair The parade will form on
Front street with its right on Bum
DO Lane
1t will be in three divisions. The
head will be proceeded by mounted
police. About fifteen men will be
mounted and clear the route of the
parade.
RUTTER's BAND.
Grand Marshall, Gen B. d. Spill
man and Staff.
Capt Chadwick, Admiral Sampson,
and other distinguished visitors
in carriages.
w. V. Z. Corps of Cadets under
command of Col. r. <. Fast, as
Capt. Chadwick's personal
escort.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-10-07

For SALE: Two small heating
stoves, nearly new. viii be sold
cheap. Inquire at this Office
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NJ KEEspoRT BAND.

Parade proper in 3 Divisions.
The three divisions will be LIST,
Veterans of the Civil and Spanish
American wars under the command
OF Assistant Marshall John +. Price.
Second Pennsylvania and West Vir-
ginia troops under command of Col.
C. L. Smith Assistant Marshall
Third; Civic Societies etc, under
command of Col. j. H. McDermott,
Assistant Marshall
The parade will break from the
right and march to the left thus al
lowing those in the parade to get a
good view OF the guests OF honor.
The line be formed before the start
facing the river The left will 90
down Front street and up Foundry
as far as may be in order to accom-
modate it.
The route of the parade will be
down Front, up Foundry, up Main
TO Spruce, up Spruce to Wiley. to
Main, to Foundry, to Front, to Will
ley, to Main and then down Main to
the reviewing stand.
When the head of the procession
reaches the stand Captain Chadwick
and the rest of the party will turn
out and they will review the parade
at this point.
Order of Exercises viii be as fol-
lows:
Meeting called to order by Hon. g.
c. Sturgiss, Chairman.
Invocation DR.. A. NJ Buchanan.
Overture.
Our Hero Hon. j. NJ. HaganS.
Presenting of Sword to Capt. Chad
wick by Gov. G. W. Atkinson.
Response Capt F. E. Ghawick.
Music Star Spangled Banner.
Our Guest Hon. Jos. Moreland.
Music Medley of National Airs.
Response Rear Admiral w. T.
Sampson.
Music, America, by combined Band.
The parade will be interspersed
with local bands, whose exact place
will be announced later.
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A DELIGHTFUL TRIP.
Col. Fast Gives US the First of
Series

OF Articles Describing Recent Jour
ney to the North with His Charming
Wife-Scenes and Points OF Interest
neutrality-suspicious. by 1.-THE Way
Enchanting Experiences.
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The Weather.

Fair tonight and Sunday
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Dir. I'll. l.. Swishe- the Fortunate Party
He Invested in Western Miae and
The Investment has Increased Sever
nj Times Over Already Details OF the
Investment.
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stiff breeze blew Up the Thames ard the
hat was whirsed against the side of the
bridge, and then wen; spinning down the
f0HtwaS in the opposite direction from
that which the omnibus pursued Il
say. said the mechanic, leaning ever
and touching the driver on the shoulder
me ats bowed om" The driver ndeet-
ed q moment 81 this sudden Interruption.
then toak tighter GRASP OF she ga.n9.
and clucke1 Ia the horses To quicken their
pace. The hat and the vehicle spun
along in opposite ways. Il say driver. =
said the mechanic. me ats blowvd off -
The driver idgeted again, but nox his
mind grasped the situation. though most
unwIllngiy.
lit as as it9'' he said, turning 20 The
man. well. then. thatn teach YOU n
buy ats To fit your cad 'aa a ole lot
Of ats blow al before / made uo me
mind TO set EN- TO ft me cad After
that .ad no more trouble"
The hat was stiN bowling along. ans
was now az the farther end of the bridge.
The mechanic locked ut II duly / was
In a fever of gratultouS impatienca Tor
the bus - stop. or for the man ~ cfisat
down. The driver turned back to his
work and clicked 20 his horses, who
quickened their gait Just then a va
grant stopped the flight OF tie hat and
ran and caught the 'hus. and got q penny
for his pains. 50 every one Was happy
even From English Characteristics. -
by Julian Ralph, tn Harper's Magaxine
fer March.
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ABERDEEN. March u.-Mrs. II A.
Haynes spent few days this week in
Portland
Miss Lewis ard Miss Edith Lewis enter
tained number of their friends at q
Joint birthday party Saturday afternoon.
An ENJOYABLE time was had
Nrs J. ". pviiesss and daughter. OF
VI antesano. visited friends IN Aberdeen
over SUNDAY
Mss MAY Hack. q RavelStake +. T. Is
visiting With her parents Nj. and Mrs
n Stin@nn. Miss iSlacS arrived Wstsnes-
day evening and may remain in Aberdeen
the summer
Mrs NJ f. Dunlap. ~ Fards prairie
was iu Aberdeen this week. Mrs. Dunlap
IS contemplating going 70 Tacoma To re-
side
The GsrAnguFu Dancing Cub gave a very
rntcyRbse ,1anCc ia the Mitchell han
"Wednesday evening K sss the i.sstatory
dance 81 > ser&rs sl be gwen isE fuc VlGts
AFe 4 Z. Underwood vas TIE recipient
of birthday surprise pIFty "Wednesday
evening. gotten up b. nji1sa9e az her
With gsnes. vocal ard Instrumental rnux.r
santll ahoot midnight Wheu 'tgat r*ffesh-
faensS. were served
Mr. and Mrs ~ . Hale ASH daughter
~ ttnlon t1tv. o.. aFriN@.f in Aberdeen
THURSDAY arb & make thES Fae3g haele
Nj ana Ms n = Bryan. 80 tn.eu
city. tT afe visiting tn AS r6een tAts
week They contemplate making tstS sheir
permanent hnwr
NJ Ana Agx 81 l. Warden So pe~f}aF3
@ere AAer}asH Visitors dnrtss the weeg
Mis- Ram a. 4avaway of CaosYaf.a.
VISITED ffiFttts several days ftls we-k
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visiting her Old friend, Rev j. w Kendall
An cid fashioned barn warming vas
given c3 Friday evening a. the farm o.
8 =. Thompson or The Data Fsad Ii was
quite a success an1 very unique hcsa N
SIS conception ard In the way the affair
was carried gzaE
A very popular sagzai event % recent o.
cizr.eTes wa> The Parasite egsGars party a.
the asyiE1Tett residence al = sasaat Eastss
TIE event tSax place last Friday evening
s-s Uss gsvea = asasT q a local e&c1rs
club. The pr@zes awarded TIE PLAYERS r. r.
tasty AM es~gant. \ zzeSz delicious Tspast
was served az tae clos. ~ ths evenings
amusement. Mrs sSriH.re5s ans Mrs. Lew
- her daughter. are popular entertainers
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NANSot YER SOCIAL NOTES.

VANCOUVER. Marea ta-D-. ard Mrs.
a.-en soTtehfake II fsSisRris.iase pese
guests % Judge and Mrs " Il Dunbar
sAsf Monday ard Tuesday
attorney Baldwin "a ss-.skane was ire
ssesf CT Judge AID Mrs A. L. Miller seq
erat days last week
Terttfnsr asach 81 penaletaa visited
with friends here during the wesk
Aa&SnT Eastman visited with relatives
~ >siFeFfon. Or, ds1stng the week
Joseph AStsol0-ic. ress 4rsse@ last week
from talesEo. where ae nE-S been attend
ING tne Rush nedsSal coigege
\ party 81 afaoat dtty Vancouver f-ronas,
attended The Nar3e kl83er-Sar1ss shnE 81
fvf'i&139 Oh Friday evvrlrg. a special car
~~.ns chartered Ter the tscxAsaea
N. N Preston " Moscow fdanss sn.gst
u" sees IN tae city the guest ~ Mr. ana
Mrs. x. n Mcpherson
NJ J Hidden made. a trim 20 Astoria
Friday and Saturday
Mrs. Hugh Phillips ana Mrs. orion Dun
5ar az tpidsnssAae visited friends here
several uavs last week
George Wolf o. Victoria s. visiting his
parents iii this city the Hrs. time after
an absence o. twelve years
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MOUNT VERNON NOTES.

MOUNT VERNON. March fl-F. 4.
Hesg. prominent merchant Of Wooliey.
end aslss Fannie Bishop of this city. were
united IN marriage a Tire home OF the
brides parents III WeS5 Mount Vernon last
Tuesday.
NJ r. Hur3 returned from Seattle the
Irst or the week ard on Friday left !or a
business trip - rockingham bay cities
\ birthday party was given AZ the home
Of Mr.. ard Mrs. H. +. kimble in the south
era part If town VI Wednesday evening IN
honor OF the twenty first birthday anniver
sAry Of their son George. 4 large number
OF young people were present and all reper,
a very enjoyable time
- r. Harrison returned froin Seattle
Thursday noon. after few DAVIS visit In,
thsf cisY. While there no attended She
WaFtie~Janes entertainment az tina Seattle
iteatsr
During the past week marriage licenses
have bRen issued by 'sEe county auditor 20
James J. 1ackruan ana Mss GeTtla Boyd
BOTH % Mount vernon. ? A. Hexg 81
Wsr9.iav. ard Fannie Bishop. % Mosnt
Nsrnnn. II Williams sad Mrs NJ Farnia.
both OF Hamilton
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WITAT~OM March 1.-The members
Of the Aftermath Society were entertained
n thesr meeting on Monday afternoon by
n serias or papers read by members MIRA
r.. r Sohie's ssihteei was American
Singer" Mrs Frank Flint followed on
American sculptors" and Miss Bacon on
American Artists
The appointment ~ Mr.. r. q Teek 10
the trussessaip ~ the normal school NJ
this place IL looked on "a very fitting
one. Mr. Teck IL editor 81 the blade and
has always taken n lively interest IN mat
ters pertaining "a educational progress
ledge OF the Daushsers ~ Eehskah
and another ~ the Ladies' OF the Macra~
Gee. WE'RE instituted with the usual cere-
monies al Fa.rhaven during the past weak
Capt. J. II. Ryron = back from two
months stay in San Francisco.
Thu Congregational church introduced a
novelty I'm the shape az measuring social
Friday night. The collection - thu
admission fees according To this method,
The programme was exceptionally fins
being furnished bv Mrs Brand. Mira
Trins,e. Miss Lillian HaFper. Miss Ada
Caldwell. Mss Vienna Miuton.
Mr. J - Evans VIII return from Homo
iplu In June for visit. lie has located
permanently close 20 that city
Mr. ard Mrs J A. Bvant have removed
~ Wsckershaua
Mr. f'aSs AltsAuisr has gone - san
Francisco FOR TIVE months
The Hussuai hal az the fire. department.
s~oFaes err ou the 18th ard viii b. an elas~
orafe araiT The MAYER Snd CIV conn
ell are an honorary committee. while Oh
the committee on arrangements are NJ.
l. u Darwin Mr. ! II Thanaa Nj
p r Sherwood NJ. ! - femach. Mr.
] II Ff9ssie ear sSn reception committee
pre- chief SRA N~~ Sherwood Assistant
.'isaf an8 Mrs Ma M AMI Mrs
Clark Mr. ana NJ lohn hasFner NF
ana AIS " J llr3ahn Mr. ard Mrs.
George Str4nee Nj ana Mrs. Al Ffershs.
AIR ama Mrs j r. E'1sissle The hoor
sss+nfniFtet- ia AZ 4 = t'isrk. NJ "
..seFssens Mg " " s'3Arv NJ J y.
Gale. NJ II !. NanrN NJ Z u E1'fe
sTsass. sortsl .sgEut rorE ~ nstr.,s afe tAs'
lsfsst asHffeu So fsv Noae talent enter
talnevs TBS member are Pc 4 e
sesges Nj =. T.. H@sc, Mt Nftte~ IA
= T. psaxe. NJ = MrNev NJ charles
pask NJ J. fsuee Asr = Sutherland asa
Ma 7 4 >asshraNN Plantation melodies
and ald-ssnae elee ~1~E~ srr ;hesc Sp.s'sas-
ties
.g-rN order ~ tae f,assrrn StsF entertain
"a fAsss n. usbersislp nA friends nn We4s-
~ss-a.fsV axenf@n e tae.r rhsrteg r.-ftTls tslss
ATTENDANCE was tasEn assi toe Y8Y}ai PR
Geanuss sfeitsRtfGf
srnss f-.vst intsveStfnE "cr@tes n~s sm fhe
ssesr f,sszre = the oiA matte convention ~
hss he'd iss use Thsst'e ps~sfa aftfss uF FL
say eight Attire rTeFssf 81 z aFS are Bang
,,,tsa d, rake &c "a great success su3 sh#
hos. Sa9,nf aSsss8hle 81 tvtaS as<sss-l a.
tina. snss.
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Ia CONNER's SOCIAL LIFE.

La CONNER. March ii-Mrs Harry
Esay. OF G~ssrgetown. - ytzstfng zsr par
s.lfe and rc.s,!yss at ta5z pace fass week
Mr. asss3 Mrs. Isaac 1aa4aa who have
been spending he winter ia Sotstsern Cass-
farE7is and New Mexsra fcr thss~ health.
ard also sookiag after their property hold
sngs IN those localities. arrived aorne FRI
1ay.
Mr Thomas Rnselana and Mss Emma
Nsfsen. NO highly respected ytung pee
pie % this psace werf user-issi r. tbs swe5
ssn lutheran church last SUNDAY
Mr.. r. L. F'reez4 Of s. Jgan. y p was
a guest ~ ms gucte and auat Mr. ard Mrs
J. =. S-afae2sFi, seysra4 days the past week.
Master Carl Wells Us It'd MS father and
graBdparents nf this PAGE a few days the
pass week. Being en- hts way hoTTse - II )
yioH City. Il. G.
sics. f. BeuIs. az Anaeortes. visited
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HAPPENINGS Ar Halls.

s-str1gAfss NazrA . --5'res.s3irsk t,5,ier
s-,5s.rer r Olympia. srrni Ss''3ss rs
T1s.@ ~ stern Ssa~ Heis sn enjoyable = sa-
So ss7-Ias Meg-iaS usght
Msss A.ass Becky weaf :" Portland
~ II " Gasee So VISITING Aeg SISTER.
NJ. ~ Ssri5a Ok saHerH.
Mr. ans sse~ y II Ee~faaa Tr~nt fs@
ws@sk a.ta ~ IS in tse esF.Ts an ta~
sound ..e
sssrers~ Mr. ana Mrs, Mar. lF1 vs&1'Tea.
thh% week .,
,.ts ss~sr~ Me- (sserss Sa*tSt
"a y II INn<s arr sasefF a. *
,.scts.s sas-r grssa AsassrsasFgee. y Nj
~ as Mrs = = saakss'ra ar~ sessse
s~s~s : xg&ss - several wesSs Ia taT#ze -
C'gsy ..s go
Al aua Mss < " AsySAEd I.saFsssg
sx~ssfaE.
Nsa~s4u - sssx Tevy 49, ~ RssSss
ss@..a.x,.ss fss~ tAes Ss=ans4g %sA~sS
NJ fs~ssk s>aagaS2A ~ s@e tAeEsAss=
,.v.ss rsa.. Ard Ms RTssse EeAFva1. A
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lends a; this place number e days this

friends a; this place number ot days this
week
Mr. ard Mrs Fl. s Conner are guests AZ
the home OF Mrs. tonner's mother. Mrs.
Carrie Grunkranz. OF Seattle. a present
Mr.. Charles II. S.lcox. Of Vancouver, r..
g. IS visiting hts brother Louis. Of this
place this week
Mr. Matt Bcssner and Mr.. r. Y. THEM
returned horne the fore part II the week
from an extended visit with friends and re-
iatiycs AZ 81. Paul MIMI,
Mr. w g Coddington and family, Of col
fax are guests 81 MIR. and Mrs. : X. Nc
esowan, and intend TO make la Conner
their future home
Mr. and Mgs I. X. Haydn entertained a
large number OF guests "a, their home Tues
asy evening Games music a~d a short *
erarv programme was the order Of the ey-
ening light Refreshments were served.
Miss Ella Mccormick who has been Wis
ItIng friends in town fer 81 few weeks past.
returned! 20 her home ~ Tugaiip Thursday.
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AT PORT TOWNSEND.

PORT TOWNSEND. March IA r.
HAYDEN. IT.. delightfully."- entertained a
party OF friends ar his residence on We'd
neseAv evening. Progressive whist ms
the feature Of he evening. after wh.ca
pr.ze= we're awarded and T1osc delicious "a
.resnmenss served
The Ep-to Date Athletic Club Is taking
Of giving a BAL Immediately after Lent
Taking their pres .OIss party As 4 sample
tbs VIII be- quite an event as a most "a
toyabie time was had at that time Ths~
cub 5 composed Of tho youngest lassv
members Of society and was orgaFAzel
aboat year ago. aud "a low in a very
promising conas .ton.
Mrs +. ID. HgeSs.s has returned from an
extended trip 10 California
Mr.. ard Mira Al Newman left yssser-
day on the Waaia Walla fer d s4sl. 10
San Francisco
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day for Spokane. where they VIII remain
for "A short tine visiting friends
Mrs. Louis Hnnzsaer from Pendieton Is
In Waiia Nalla visiting relatives and
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Smith. who left
Nalla WaiI1 To lake trip around the
world are now iu Florence, Italy.
Miss O. l.. Han is in this city, the guest
OF Mrs. Maxwell.
Gilbert Hunt left Thursday for Spo-
kane.
Richard ormsbee 81 Waltsturg is in
WalIa Walla for q short stay.
l.. Is. Whitman will leave soon for an
extended trip in the East
y number % the prominent business
men Of this city are IL. pendietou attend
ing the Wool Growers convention, which
is In session at tha: place.
Miss lmogenb Gahhardt arrived yester-
day from Peudteton where she has spent
q few days with friends
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SOCIETY At NALLA WALLA.

sFAlI.A WAgI-.s. March r-Tharssfav
evening the ladies II Ehe Red Cross S.set-
ely gave a hop AZ Cnien aaii. The a.
fair was success financially as we'll as
socially
Miss Katherine Oliver. n Scotch reader.
known IL Europe and America gaTe q
recital al ths Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN
church Wednesday evening Those pres
eBt were higaiy entertained.
Wednesday evening the Christian En-
drawer Society of the Christian church
entertained The Christian F1ra3eavSF Sole
II OF the Cumberland Pressy s-T-an Church.
\ literary ami musical pTogTa TnIns vas
given ard refreshments served.
Mss Riggs aa1 Mss Van Lew from
Dayton. are visiting friends in Shls city
Mir. and Mrs. Albert Nsibergali left san
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Drafts Issued and money transferred.
Il general banking business transacted
Gold dust assayea and purchased
Drafts on ATisiN ard BENNETT can
be purchased from the Washington Ma
tiofsal Bark Q: Seattle and from the First
National Bank az Seattle.
w. II. BoTsFORD.
Manager Vancouver Branah
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

Lofre o. the brides parents February y.
they arrived home this werG r.. groom
~ we'll known hare as & successful eaIss-
Eess man aE1 the bride = an sstEnra 3lA
young lady. a sister uS Mrs william
EFsTsEag, Us;h whom STE visited last
s1rnTr- In CshehaIls
Nj K. T. Reynolds. os this city. mas been
afraagsng Very nice souvenir this week
Tor each che % the sstehasis boys who are
N fas army IN the Philippines. Re has u
large kodak and has beer taking set
o. PICTURES Of parents friends and other
subjects 81 interest 70 the various nlen-
Gers q Company n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

acyaS were -sns osst- THE attendance was
very sarSe and tie 4r@sF was = sszexess
from every poszs az view
Farmer Essey, Ii. noted medium s~gx-g
" lsco1s>4n aas eeen the guest az NJ ard
MEs Ssrak@ TIRE past fortnight fss "a
a~AAesa3Ea- great interest in his material
421s4~ass winch are pE0cGancssA wonderful
las death q George 4 Timer al Jssrs-
sa4' caused much sorrow hers where be
had many srteraas