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HeDdnser 6 iii at the residence of her ear
daughter y Mrs. Marion irwin,
well I attensirde. pA'V - 1ee' n-n w.
Mrs. Charles yesey, Of this city. hns
c. b. Morse at san Francisco that he
would sail on the steamer Coptic for Ma
Mia HIS family reside IN this city and :
win at once move to the islands.
Christmas in this city with his sister, Mrs.
Mr.. r. NJ. Watson. formerly Of Elma, but
now OF Tillamook. Or, arrived this week
Tor 2 short visit among friends and rela-
Mrs r. e. Dawdy and children, Of Ho-
GUAM. were visiting relatives in this city
Mrs James oini.. Of Elma. spsnt Christ
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Bridges. Of Monte
sano' were the guests Of Mrs. Mason irwin
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel crumley. Of Monte
sano. who were. married Christmas day,
are Mr spending their n in this city
ting friends here "Wednesday.
Mrs W; Reyes e spending the holidays
with relatives u !. Seattle s;,.,....s, -. !,
'o NJ. ana MRS. H. R. Sherwood entsrta,n-
ed q number Of friends and relatives at
4
The Review Club met with ME-. George
A. Black Tuesday afternoon. The next
meeting will be held at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stevens. Of Hoquiam
were the guests Of Mrs. H. N. Carter Sum
Miss Blanche Karshner. one Of the city
teachers, is spending the holidays in Seat
Miss Leta Benn Is home from the Annie
Wright seminary. She will return to her
studies this week,
MI. Fred Hodges left yesterday for Be-
.Mr. G. R. Wilson has been in Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. B. !. oarman left for
Portland Wednesday. where they win
stay a few days. Later they intend visit
Ing. relatives In Forest Grove.
The annual masquerade ball given by
night was well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shelley left Thurs
day for San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Maker returned Friday
evening from the Sound, where they have
been spending their wedding tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Mayhall, who have
been visiting relatives in Aberdeen for
the past two weeks. returned to Tacoma
Mrs. K. w. Bash returned from a visit
to her parents in Lewis countv Tuesday
MI. and Mrs. Thomas McLarty arrived
from Olympia Thursday to visit Mrs.
McLarty's mother, Mrs. 8. J. Morrow.
co Mr. LITTLE ratuS name Sown from Ia
Mrs. w. B. Fetterman entertained q
number of friends at dinner Tuesday
Mr.. Fred Green was in Olympia this
Mr.. H. l.. Cook has gone to Tacoma
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wooding spent
Christmas with DR.. and Mrs. Lycan at
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. weatherwax have
gone to Tacoma on a visit.
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BELLINGHAM BAY SOCIETY.

wHATCOM, Dec. 30.-Mr. and Mrs.
Cheney Moulton, of Seattle, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mansfield.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. B. Fish, of st. Paul, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Del
linger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Appleby. of La
Conner, are spending the holidays with
relatives in Whatcom, Mr.. and Mrs j. K.
Appleby and Mr. and Mrs. Eliery Rogers,
MIR. and Mrs. II. II. Ellis were the guests
on Christmas Of Mr.. Ellis mother. Mrs.
NJ. Arthur, of Seattle
Miss Gertrude Ryan and Miss May
Ryan are spending the holidays In Tacoma.
A Christmas party was given by the
Misses Calvert at their homo on Utter
street Christmas night.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Axtell entertained at
dinner Friday. evening Mr.. and Mrs. L B.
Fish, Mr.. and Mrs. q. G. Dellinger. Mrs.
Mouiton, Miss May Dellinger. Miss Hattie
Dellinger. Miss Jessie White and Mr.. >.
A. Post.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. M. Iaube entertained at
dinner Thursday In honor Of their son,
Mr.. Will Laube. Nine Of the young men
from Whatcom and Fairhaven who attend
the State University were present.
A fancy dress ball was given IN Light
house hall on Thursday evening BY the
members Of the younger society set
Mr.. and Mrs. l. p. White entertained at
dinner Christmas day. The quests were
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LA CONNER SOCIETY.

LA CONNER, Dec. 30-Miss Eva Caches
and Mr.. Samuel Caches arrived home the
fore part of the week from California to
visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Caches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Entwistle and daughter, of
San Francisco, spent number of days
last week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Sullivan, at Cedar park.
Mr.. Walter Foster. of Seattle, spent
Christmas In town with relatives and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin cowell visited Sc
attic this week.
Mrs. Almond Galliher and sister. Miss
Aprilla, Of Seattle, are visiting their
mother at this place.
MISC Nellie Cornelius. q teacher in the
Whatcom schools, and brother, Mr..
Arthur Cornelius, of the same city, spent
the past week at the home Of their
mother, Mrs. ]. o. Rudeur.
Mr.. and Mrs B. l.. Martin and son, Vic
tor. are visiting relatives In Seattle.
Mr.. John Stokke, of Seattle. was visiting
in town few Days the past week.
Mr.. Albert Woodfeld left for Seattle the
fore part of the week to remain perman-
Prof. Lyons, of the University of Wash
ington, was a guest at the homo Of Mr..
and Mrs. James Caches the past week.
DIR. and Mrs. w. Appleby and two
daughters spent Christmas with relatives
at Whatcom.
Rev. H. Ferguson, of Portland, is spend
ing week at this place.
Mr.. G. X. Wersen and Miss Irene G.
Stoke, of Seattle, were united In mar
riage at the home of the groom in this
place Sunday afternoon by Rev. W. w.
friends of the contracting parties were
preSent.
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MOUNT VERNON SOCIETY.

MOUNT VERNON, Dec. 30.-Miss Lulu
non, visiting her mother.
Mount Vernon e frisnds chris Hn x'ea ms
Mr.. Howard Waugh and Mr.. Frank Nc
Keowan, of Seattle are visiting their par
ents In this city during the holidays.
ing. in Mount Vernon this week.
Mr.. Moody Jarvis and his sister, Miss
Carrie Jones. Of Arlington, are visiting in
Prof. Frank E'arrar ana family, OF Marys-
Vile, are visiting Mrs. Farrar's mother,
Mrs, Ida Priest. Of this place.
n, Prof H sbor ", v, Copeland Of nirdsyiew
his way to attend the State Teachers AS
ISOLATION at Seattle.
Mr.. w J. Costello visited his parents at
Miss Lulu Hutchinson spent Christmas in
Whatcom, visiting her aunt. Mrs. J. d.
MI. Elnier Foss. Of Mount Vernon. has
Deputy Auditor Fred Blumberg spent
Mr.: Edward Fredlund returned to Seat
his brothers and sisters at Mount Vernon non.
Mr.. Henry Vercoe, q student of the State
University, Is spending his holidays with
his parents. DR.. and Mrs. vercoe. OF Mount
Mr.. Thomas Smith and family are
visiting friends at Hamilton this week.
Mrs. George Rogers. accompanied by her
visiting her sisters. Mrs. George D. Nc
Lean and Mrs. w. II. Packard. Of Mount
Vernon.
Mrs, Mrs: D; r +. Byrnss was called to Point
father, Mr.. Horace Brewster.
The leading social event Of the holidays
was the masquerade ball given by the
Many visitors from neighboring towns
were present.
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CHEHALIs SOCIETY.

CHEHALIS, Dec 30.--A delightful cinch
party was given Wednesday evening by
Miss Millett at the home Of her parents in
honor of Miss Torrell, Of Tacoma, who is
her guest during the holiday season. There
were present Miss Correll. Miss Holbrook
Miss Moses, Miss Mae Gates, Miss Lang
horne, Miss Elna Langhorne, Miss Cooley,
Miss Maynard, Miss Newland, Miss Herp-
don, Miss Donahoe and Miss Millett, Mr.. j.
A. GaheI. Mr.. Harry Coffman, Mr.. Clarence
Maynard, Mr.. Roy Coffman. Mr. Arthur
Fowler. Mr. Ross Cooper, Mr.. Z. A Frost,
Mr.. Linn Miller. Mr.. Louis Marion. Mr..
Daniel A. Millett, Mr.. D. w; Bush.
Goodman, of Portland, are spending the
holidays with the families of Mr. c. w.
Goodman and Mr., Joseph Goodman, in
Hrs. John DAILY ana Miu Bennett Of
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EVERETT SOCIETY.

nvLRETT. Dec. so.- Christmas was cele-
mated IN this city In the old-fashioned
New England style. All that was lacking
~ snow and sleigh bells. The churches
n9s illuminated brightly. for Christmas OK
ss Sss A. ne Baptist church over nn go
xwe gwen dinner In the afternoon. A
number Of parties were given by the young
Gelety people Of the city.
IN management Of the Hotel Monte
limo gave 3 party, to their guests this
xSk Inc halls and parlors were beauti-
IVY decorated. A string band furnished
" .s,. music M for the evening. Those present
~ 2 g. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. c. M.
sas@oers Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Hall, Mr..
"a ME- John D. Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs.
9. y; byrum, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Lup-
-. " ana Mrs. 0. F.. Carter, Mrs. Will
s ~. mrs Williams, Mrs, Tough, Mrs.
.S SE!s Nlis Clark. Miss Yuler. Miss Right.
w N. s svsns, Miss Stewart. Miss Nelson,
1arshall. Mr.. Thompson, Mr.. Jor.
~ i " Hyndman, Mr.. b. J. Rucker, Mr..
- 6walwen.
y ~ and Mrs. Wheeler de F. Edwards
ss.sftsined party of friends on Christ
~ me home was brilliantly decorated.
-. PRESENTS were distributed early in the
..ulnE Refreshments were served and
: veal evening enjoyed by all.
~ Metty wedding took place last Mon
IS evening ct the home of Mrs e. II.
i,sc shIef on Harrison avenue, the con-
MI IIung parties being Miss Mabel Fair
~ t Snd Mr.. Henry Hyson, both Of this
ics ~ me nome was beautifully decorated
y. - OCCASION. The officiating Clergyman
Srs.tHssv; W. G. Jones' A dainty wedding
~. lst was served.
unt public installation of officers of
~ r u,r Lodge, No. 95, +. and A. NJ,
M TToilmbia Chapter. No. So, Order OF
kajl ~ s M Star was held at Masonic
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BLAINE. Dec. So.--The churches Of this
city .li celebrated Christmas in an appro-
DR.. and Mrs. Gundlanh entertained 4 few
friends from their old home Wells, MINI,
1t dinner on Christmas day
Miss Alice Scamen has been home from
Seattle spending her holiday vacation with
Miss Grace Hail, Of Everett. i in the
city spending her holidays with the Mssee
The ladies Of the Baptist church gave a
Christmas. dinner to the entire Baptist
The Misses Shaw entertained q number
Of friends at q Christmas party on Mon
day night. The AFFAIR was distinct social
the chief amussments. A mandolin or
chestra played in q large bay window DUR
ing the entire evening. At midnight light
refreshments were served. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Walker,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Aronson, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. L. Wadhans, Mrs. Edna Ware Miss
Hall. Miss Gundlach. Miss Haven, Miss
Scamen, Miss Hunter. Miss Walker, Miss
Lobree, Miss Wilson, Miss Ada Gundlach,
Miss Grace Scamen, Mr. p. A. Wotten,
Mr.. A. Grant, Mr.. w. J. Ferguson. Mr.. j.
]. Pinckney. Mr.. Harold Hunter, Mr.. Roy
Owens. Mr.. p. W. Ferguson. Mr.. H. j.
Horton. MI. Harry Thomas, Mr.. r. p.
Roberts. Mr.. Fred Hempster and Mr.. q.
Mr.. d. 4. Roberts, Of snohomish, spsn.
the Christmas holidays in the city, the
guest Of his mother.
Mrs. Emma Stephenson. Of Dawson, N.
w. T., II In the city. the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. King
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KENT SOCIETY.

KENT, Dec 3o.-The public schools gave
an entertainment In the school building
on Friday. December "a. The different
rooms each had programmes prepared.
The. churches had Christmas trees and
exercises on Saturday evening. December
The +. o. o. F. held their annual ball
on Monday evening. 1t was we'll attend
The Ancient Order Of Oriental Princes
will give their ball on Monday evening,
January l. 1900 This Is for the benefit OF
the Carbonate sufferers.
Mr.. George Morris and family, Of Sc
attic, have been spending Chrfstmas week
with friends and relatives here.
Mrs. M. l.. Ross, who has been teaching
school at Pontiac, spent the Christmas
Miss Jessie Havens and Miss Grace
Hardy, who have been attending the nor
NAL school at Whatcom, are visiting
friends and relatives. They will return
Mr. William Woodwork il visiting in
Kent. He has been attending school in
Miss Mabel Richardson. Of Seattle, and
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Richardson.
Judge J. q. Risedorph and family, of
Seattle, spent Christmas with Mr.. A. A.
Dr.. j. Soule and family spent Christ
mas with Mr.. J. T. Ronald, OF Seattle.
Mr.. Adam Jorgensen, Of Everett, Is
spending few days with his parents in
Mr.. and Mrs. James Coz, Of Seattle.
and Mrs. r. J. Rogers.
Mrs. Givler spent Christmas with Mr.,
and Mrs. Stevens, OF Tacoma.
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DUR or TOWN SOCIETY.


6. Crosby. Mr.. Campbe,i accompanied
her. returning on Tuesday. =
Mr. Edward Perry has returned to BAL
Prot. D. NJ. Daum d Over from n,ma.
Mr. George b. Eilsbury. r.. ana Ir.
Arthur Fowler are ct home ffom the state
M:: 4; Pisron returned Friday nom
NJ NJ 2; 2; Burk!tt + here from Aberdeen.
OF MT ana Mrs.. a. =, Sears Christmas.
MIS- ADA Hhoqes. OK Nontesano, ID visit
ing ncr mother IN Ceutralia.
MT. Dell Castle and Mr.. Charlea Nelson,
OF Aberdeen, are visiting relatives here.
The ladies Of the Floral Club gave q
was largely attended NrA w. r. Giles re-
cetved prise a. best sustained lady char
acter. and Mr.. Ross Kahler the prize FOR
best sustained gentleman character. Mr..
Theodore Hess Wns the winner Of the best
costume for gentlemen. and Mrs.. e. w.
Thomas won tho lady's prise. Tho cake
yak prize was awarded to Mr.. Lloyd
Nichols and Mr.. Ira Cole.
Packwood's orchestra gave q masuuer-
ade ball last Monday evening. Il WAS well
attended ana prtze1 were awarded.
The Christmas trees IN the different
churches Of the cityswero all wen attended
and the PROGRAMMES were exceptionally
fine.
Mr.. Joseph Robinson is here from oiym-
pia.
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CENTRALIA SOCIETY.

ksSsnsNsIAALIA, Dec. so-Mr. J. H. Homer
~ ssuined to Seattle. -
saberS6cs.Mn r e. w H, Dryden will remove
n Sss s.ora calderwood is at home for q
ci.Sss,se Bertha Honeywell is at home from
e ma " n she is teaching.
M te..a Mrs. Clarence Wood arrived
IN m Oregon City last week.
ums \ H Thomas Is visiting in Ia
1, ma Marie Joyce came down from Seat
" ~ On visit to her parents.
stA faux n. Adams has gone to Sc
ss, ~ {. 3. Laird, of Yakima c,tv ha. "a.
n moved to centralia.
Is I. Walter Crosby. OF Everatt 10 visit
ne city. 'H - "S'
M ?. Kingsbury. surveyor general
M we, visited here during Christmas.
" hen. \. Giover and Mr.. A. r. Nichols
M nom Republic,
Qnstmn, ner sister, Mrs. Alice Dumon.
sSsss EDITH Price is home from stsnwood
- smae Y teaching. " " 'N'
tlliiss ~ USE Pferson Is here from Dryad
4 ~ a. f Mrs' al J; u Lease are in the
1 ~ charge Of the schools ""e
ssitsi ~ s,sm t e Z. A. Cournyer, Of Pe-En,
~ snes Shelley is home from Bal
1ad.z, ~ Ready came over from Elma
Il Is h es,rr Murray, Of Tacoma. is SPEND
r sidays in the city. - epe''0
4 AZ DIV ' z &c.. Of .S Portland. FORM
~ smppell left for Everett last
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HARTFORD SOCIAL NEWS.

HARTFORD, Dec so-Mr. J. ". Van
Horn was Seattle visitor the first Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hines are spending their
holidays In Everett.
Miss Myra Monsey Is home from Everett,
where she has been attending school, for
a short visit.
Mr.. Joseph Davidson was an Everett
visitor last week
Mrs. NJ. A: Eldridge visited in snohomish
on Wednesday.
Miss Dorothy Fulsom, of SnohomIsh, is
visiting at Mr.. c. A. Missimer's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Chappell were Seat
tie visitors this week.
Mr.. Chester Maddox. Of Snohomish, Wis
tied his brother at Lake Stevens last
week. .
Mr.. Ira Joy was a snohomish visitor Sat-
urday.
) Mr.. A. Fritsch Of Port Gamble, visited
his wife at Lake Stevens during the holt
days.
Mr.. Fred Maddox spent Christmas with
his parents in Snohomish.
last week.
Mr.. M. G. Faris was an Everett visitor
last week.
Mr.. c. r. Mcdonald and family and Mr..
Dorney's family had family tree and
reunion at the home Of Mr.. Mcdonald on
Christmas day.
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a Wet ylrylniens ana included Mr.. and
bask. n sn1ssiz XII m M .p 8 krs s.s & Z
1!ss Dsrthe crcckSss, q seattle, epent
coHs Mn = az re s q h: g
Donovan. who win remain several days.
MT. and Mra G., x: LArabee departed
from there to Deer Lodge. Mont. and ex-
pcct to remain away all winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas slade entertained
ct dinner on Christmau Mr.. and Mrs Hull,
NJ. and Mrs.. Mansfield. Mira Moulton and
Mis- Mansfield.
A party was given at the home of11dr.
end Mrs. Frank Wilson, on Forest street.
Thursday evening in honor Of Mrs VIII
aon's birthday -
Mr.. d. ID. Fagan entertained the West
End and Garden Street Whist Clubs on
Wednesday evening.
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sN0HoMIsH SOCIETY.

SNOHOMIHH, Dec. so.-Mr. and Mrs.
Hicks ana son. Charles. spent Christmas in
NJ: Z; NJ. West was in Seattle last week,
Ing the holidays at Buckley.
Prof. Sherman and family are In Taco
Mr.. J. Campbell spent Christmas At
MI. and Mira II. 6. Petit, Of Seattle.
visited relatives In Snohomish this week.
visiting friends at Cathcart.
Mr. Joseph Bird came up from the UNI
versity Of Washington to spend the holi-
Miss Audrey souder il visiting the Misses
Prof; Tinker. Of the Puget sound acad-
ezny. is at Portland.
usia college, ns vosors I: Sissns = R e.
MT p. A. Krsuser is visiting his parents
Mr.. walter M. Thornton, Of Everett,
came up to attend the Knights Of Pythias
ball on Chr M night; !. r..
SDsnt Hapsas Il G hia c sesr son. Mr. VIII
Mr.. w. G. Hudson returned from his
trip to California last Saturday.
Miss Mary Patric has returned from .
Mr. Clark vestal came up from Seattle
for ChrfstmaA
Mr. u. X. Loose returned from his trip
through the East last Saturday.
Mr.. Frank Miles came down from Index
to spend Christmas with his parents.
The Misses Crueger. who are attending
the state university, are spending their va
MI Mr.. and MI Mrs. s &. H. Munns, Miss Ada
Munns, Mr.. 8. G. Munns and Mr.. Arthur
Munns left this week for Redlanda, CAL.
where they intend to make their home.
Mr. John c. Skou and Miss Minnie Soren-
son, both Of Seattle. were married BY JUS
tice Comegys. of this city, last Wednes-
day.
Mr. H. F. jackson and family, of Seat
tie. are spending the holidays with Mrs.
Jackson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brakeman.
Miss Annie johnson, who has been teach
ing school at Harrington. returned home
this week.
Mr.. W H. Morrow left for Eastern Ore
gon TODAY. &
Rev. Fahs entertained the young people
of his church at the parsonage Tuesday
Mrs. Dent Comm, of Arlington, is VISIT
Ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs King, in
Mrs Samuel Nerdrum, Of sedro-woollsy,
Il visiting with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr. Fred Knapp. of Wallace, is in the
city.
Mrs Mary Ricci. of this city, will leave
next week on visit to Duluth and Penn
sylvania.
Mrs William Berry, Of Everett. II visit
Ing friends in Sn0homish.
Mr.. w. s. Crook, Of Sultan, n spending
New Years in this city.
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What is the use OF making a better
article than your competitor IL you cannot
get better price for II?
price the public will buy only the better
80 that while our profits may be smaller
on a single sale they will be much greater
in the aggregate.
How can you get the public to know
YOUR make is the bestf
II both articles are brought prominently
tried and the public will very quickly pass
Judgment on them and use only the better
one.
beriain's Cough Remedy. The people have
been using It for. years and have found
that It can always be depended upon. They
ionable novelty put forth with exagger-
ated claims. but are certain to return to
the one remedy that they know to be re-
there is nothing equal to Chamberlairl's
Cough Remedy. For sale by all DEALERS
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PORT ANGELES SOCIETY.

PORT ANGELES, Dec. 3o-Mr. B. C.
Keller left Monday for Manchester, Iowa,
to attend the fiftieth anniversary of the
marriage Of his father and mother.
tending college at Ellensburg, is spending
her vacation at her home here.
Mayor and Mrs. Harding are spending
the holidays with their daughter, Mrs J..
d. White, of Seattle.
The A. o. u. w. gave a successful mas
querade ball Christmas eve.
Mr.. c. A. Gushing, jr., is back from,
Stanford university to spend his vacation
at home.
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~ q - I < r,en MA quiet wedding
plkco On Christmas ny ssss
4 III 55K e the home o. tno pI~s
..S3~ ~ NE Hale block whon
+, w.! 1870 n sickele was united
~ ~. ss - u afsimaker. Rev.
. Nl19e e -. Nsthodist church, per-
70. n oeFemony. The invited 9uests
~ rnarnbers Of the families OF
ss.y srsinr parties. Miss 6ickels
H ~ eQn sr 49, r,..s.,s. Tor I number Of
$3.50 Y y -. sosre dime has been .
!; Z = 4; Ssq 11 81 ,s schools.
~ ~ Charles Leighton. OF Beat
~ fsSrsatmas with Mr.. Leighton's
ssaSI1 a the city. :, ~. state au-
r. Asosn .rs M Christmas in Seattle
~. 1870
W. 1S@S~rt n. McFadden. AFTER year
" 2:,s.s' ~ returned to Olympia.
t.nt vs g sss,v snent Christmas with
CIagpoors paIen liz W. M
ZEN G4Miy4 ~ ~ Yerkes. Of Seattle,
X ~ ~ ssvs: herc'
3 lln9 ~ uCiark. Miss Edith Nor
tis.i8e Il Tic home Of Judge
.xssf4crd,e'
ri y I. vo received here announc-
Il 6H5D ~. posn ~ \ Jemfs Aurustus era
~ do,,Chfer AZ Mrs John
RI AU e A lnsS'srStcn On December IL
q w Gwen viii be remembered
n iopy a having oeen na co ~ seettle FOR
e. 49, s9rve sra sone time AGO.
f6uD4 % ySS sss nee held Tuesdav
0WY 81 X,aa and Hrs Il r. Ro4-
4 ~ home " ~ IN. srrivai from EuroiSe
~ . ze i.as'snr's AN. Edwin. who came
Y osssldn Sv The others present at
ySStnssttSn. fsnv ana Mr.. RoT-
~! q SssHs y}ors v, ~
u ~ 49, ~ 11SSrscxms AZ Tacorna. IN Wis
(. - x1 ~ hc,,S a. Mr.. and Mrs. N.
M y ~ ao
,...,h ahields. OF Seattle. spent
~ ~ n n his city with his parents.
~ III. Is,onv' ex-secretary OF the
p.laSs l.s 1870" j..,cn mt now az sno-
4A V.4 SSSSrsatrrss with iljs family in
- s2e1t SA'
~ - mad has returned from a
4 5;x;s 49, rs WILMINGTON.
n Gilbert IT. left IT. On Su! Monday NJ . Tor
~ " ~ ~ United States coast sur
SS. Y S N, reynsin in California for
MA .-SI5sys - -
90. f5s Ham OF Fort Townsend. IL a
7. ~ IA me home Of her sister in this
4 Abb 3. = withheld nsSd Presiding elder Of
p 1000 district. with Mrs. Whitfield
~ sSssSrsns ara !, visitors at the home OF
S2 ~ Gisss. uastor OF the First M.
S1v1ks sh
~ rSristmaa day, at 1880 o'clock, at
~ ho5e Of Adjt Gen. and Mrs. e. H.
IA n ire East Side, Mr.. John Frank
Iecrcsiey, Of Oakesdaie. and Miss
v5.t;sis xyery Bushnell, Of Spokane,
~ fnifed IN marriage, the ceremony
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The steamer Curaco from Guaymas, brings news
that the British men-ofwar Pheasant, Leader, War
spite and Icarus were in Magdslana bay when shs
left that port, but all preparing to sail for
Acapulco on December so.
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Two Pointed Questions Answered.

DANCE old year out and new ona in.
Ranke hall. Sunday eve. December 81.
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ALL GRADES.-Paymentsx = up. kented
and rent allowed on purchase. Price list
and catalogue sent free on application.
Special ACCOMPLISHMENTS Mason =
Hamlin pianos and organs, rising Kroll
popular Royals Chickering Broa.. and
twenty other makes.
New uprfghts from t133 to $676.
We have the largest Wholesale plano de-
partment on the Pacific coast In San xfan-
cisco, from which we will supply any make
of piano we may not have In stock, In
short order, at Is per cent. less than local
DEALERS
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OLDEST In experiences
skill--CROWNED with rs J
ferer's frtends-the peoples {
can cure you. All Chronic
ture, elect. Varicocele, RuT
cutting or detention from
antesd. II you cannot call,
ment for out-of-town patien
10 to ~ q. M. Kline = Ross
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Rainier Beer.

dozen half pint bottles delivered to any
part of the city, 81. Telephone Rainier