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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22
OUT OF TOWN SOCIETY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES |

~. ]. Gordon for q few DAYS lsf, for .hstr
"o1s ~ Tacoma On Tuesday afternoon
AscN.-osn. rox and Mr. Frank Bailains
rr.nstsu on TUESDAY evening from San
msnt ""ee0" 1sSi-
M. Thomas Mallory. formerly secr.sary
Sa.s .ne state land commission, BUT now r.
~. ~ SPOKANE, was Ia the city during
Mrs c. g. Rienhart ana daughter. u,.s
s returned on Tuesday afternoon from
pan francisco. where they wsct to meet
t sa.n son anc brother. Corp. William Rein
H.. OF ths First Washington regiment.
iss Seor1ianA Fisher who earned IN
.p1shtment az clerk IN the Olympia at
the last civil service examination has tom
~ssea nes resignation and II has been &C.
SS0teo. M. Frank Reisenwsber has been
epPosnteo ~ Postmaster Cavanaugh TO
az shs vacancy until the next sxaxnina-
Mrs Mary A Feese Left on Tussday AZ
tefnoon for Bozenan, Mont, to toin her
son. Rev. George H. Feese
uoyivestsr Camp. No. :, Native Sons Of
mAsnin9ton, was organized in this city
Kuhn OF Of For, aa roL .s.. night Joseph A.
orxanization Of the camp. and he was as
sisted py Mr. Harmon. of Tacoma and Mr.
noInscnlid And Mr.. Tfnbals OF Port Town
ssha. Inc officers of Sylvester camp
elected last evening ara: Mr.. c. g. Rein
nart captain. Mr.. Paul Connolly. first
ant; Mr.. c. A. Billings. orator; Mr. A. c.
GAiiiAc. secrctary. Mr.. c. f. Biankenship
treasurer: Mr.. ". ". Bettman, officer Of
me day Mr.. Theodore Brown. sergeant:
ar; Aindisy Moore, corporal.
Mr.. W. 7. b. Knox and Miss Georgia B.
McAloon were married In this city on
Tuesday evening. Rev. II. l.. Badger per.
forming the ceremony.
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sNOHOMIsH. Oct n--Rsv. Sutton. pas
tos Of st. Johns church. was in Seattle
Monday.
Mr. {. s,inson was in Seattle Tuesday.
Mr.. James Hagan, ex-sheriff Of this
county. went down TO Seattle Thursday.
MI: o K i1os: went down the river to
M. r. r. spunkie spent Sunday in &c.
attic.
Mr.. ana Mrs.. W. NJ. Snyder visited
friends In Seattle Sunday. returning Mon
Mr.. A. W. Hawkes. went to Seattle Tues
day.
Mr.. George Fouzer took the early train
fer Seattle Monday and returned Tuesday.
Mr.. E: c. Ferguson was in Seattle Tues
day looking after Snohomish county's In
terests at ths exposition.
short visit among friend. at Fairhaven.
Mrs; Evans and her little son Charles
were In Seattle Wednesday.
Mr.. II. F. Walton was in Seattle the be-
Mr.. Lee Taylor ana sister visited the ex-
position at Seattle last Saturday evening.
Mr.: c. Fl. LAmphrey. Mr.. ]. B. Partee
and Mr. Merit Hewitt drove over to Everett
Mr.. +. s. Anderson. who during the past
year has been Ga Benin canal, Alaaka, re-
turned to Snohomish Tuesday for the win
Mr.. T. c. Elliott of wha,com college.
Walla waila. visited with Rev B. 8. WIN
chester this week.
Mr.. c. Hofstetter and family. Of Tacoma,
and Mr.. Eugene Patsoh, of Seattle, visited
snohomish last Sunday.
Judge Benson. of Seattle, addressed the
Cosmopoiis Cub las. night
The Cosmopolis Club discussed the great
books OF the world and their influence on
their readers last Wednesday evening
A choral society was organized last Mon
day evening at the Puget Sound academy.
The folio wing officers were elected. Presi-
dent, Rev. B. S. Winchester: secretary.
Mr.. VIII Fl. Ransome; treasurer, Miss
L.ongley: librarian, Richard Bushell, IT,
director. Prof. c. M. sherman: accom-
PIANIST, Miss Cassel
Mrs. o. A, Philips. assisted BY Mr..
William Oliver. gave a party in honor Of
Mrs. ]. Rsncr's seyenty-fourth birthday
last Wednesday afternoon. The friends Of
Mrs. kisner had been invited and many
were present. At / 30 the company par
took OF bountiful dinner. Those present
were: Mrs. kisner, Mrs. Bowman. Mrs.
England, Mrs. Rhodes. Mrs. Winchester,
Mrs. Maughlin. Mrs. Morgan. Mrs Wilson,
Mrs. Proctor, Mrs. E. y. Hewitt, Mrs. j.
3, Hewitt, Mrs. Williams. Mrs Stewart,
Mrs. e. c. Ferguson and Mrs e. J. Ham
mer.
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CrEtfAfIs OCT. I~Thc Car.st,sa
church hss selected Rev. G + ''oode. IF
YcnAleton. Or. As tAe rev paste
Mr. Foster NovteS. member = VI COM
oany First WASHINGTON V0lH teers. ar
ftvess from san Francisco "Wednesday en-.
<rirr whtre Ae has ceen "a shc hesPl. -
ssace SEPTEMBER sra has gore - his par
entx horne a. Ainha-
Nsr Joseph NRgt.i tUSt from DAVIS, =.
VESTED Ats Aratbe<~ir-la~ end sister N~
as NJ ~ = Robinson, III JsehsaS - 5
week
NJ Francis Denahoe a-d her scr r. Il
IS = relatives iu tAtrEtAu3 tAs pts, week
Nr% NJ l.. >efisger ~iu - to Sat, d,
-,exs Meek ~ - w3gh AeT =. Mr. water
Saltsseg ss3 a&s a position There
Mr 7 fitzgerald. recently trona Seuta
Iask-sa Aas slsken Up Ais residence n tn--
hats
Ms e = I-aorsss wss 81 Portland tA's
~rek wi.a friends
Me- II Mites Is visiting Ms } g.
Startup In Seattle
Dr saa AIR. \ l. Suii.s are So a,.~1s.
sat Kevs r-ofzfts Mrs.. SrlttA - = aaug1s~
-er ri NJ so3 Ms II Fay. and u :
rer~5er5y reztseas e t'achaiis.
M , r stYo~H- q Cs4tkX, sss y g. *
q f-rcs Mes ersae~f Aen..@y
NJ = g. trhiESrr II = t'1it1-a. t'T =
-sz.strg asr <os. pros + II !4allatossN,
sr t'a.rAs>;~
ssegk sgss-tux relatives
RE lstlsx 81 tAe Eastern SsAr gave a
aeTy ent0y aaze Gaa<se@. saseT1AlT.Fsas 81
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DELLINGHA AM Ray SOCIETY,

WHATCoM. Oct. Clone hundred and
ffty gucsts Witnessed the wedding Il Mr.
George Bruce Burke and Miss Cora Lee
in the Presbyterian church. on Thur sday
at 1889. Rev w, 4. Mackey. pastor az
the church. oticiated Gsing the Episcopal
service, The chancel and Audience room
had been heautiised and an evergreen arcn
with Ivy and red mountain ash berry dec
orations was before the pulpit. suspended
from the apex of which was a true lover z
knot To the right aui left were asters
ana fusahiss. While The chAnCel arch was
decorated with autumn leaves and roses.
sweet peas and astars. which enhanced
the general effect At tAe appointed hour
Mrs. Mackey began Lohengrin's wedding
march and the party appeared MIR .,i-
win Maxwell, az Seattle and Mr. r =
Handschy. OF this city. were ushers Nj
]. A Lee. eest man; Miss Nellie Lee and
Miss Kate Allen Nefe brides maids AMI
Mas Jessie White. maid Of homer. The
bride. eownes; in nionsseiins lie sole made
over white six. trimmed with satin ruch-
ing. followed the bridesmaids. leaning on
her fathers arm The oogi,le stood under
the true lovers AnHt during the ceremony.
An elegant wedding breakfast followed
the wedding a. TIE home 81 Mr.. ana Mrs
Alfred Lee she brides parents The
guests who participated were. Judge ard
Mrs n L iiadley Mr. and Mira J W
Alien. Mi and Mrs :. l.. Jones. Mi ard
Mrs l.. II Hadsey pr and Mrs W II.
Axtril. Mr. ant Mrs !. L. White. Rev.
and Mrs w II Msekey. Mr. ana Mrs J .
gan. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Ble;hen Miss
Nackey, Miss MI,aret MACkey, Miss Hat
tie pellfGgaY Miss Kate Alien Nj f.
w fspIcy. NJ T. G. calvert Nj : \
Post. Nr +. Rorss. Mr r. +. Hsn3schy
MIR Edwin Maxwell
train ter tour through California and
Oregon
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CENTRAI.iA. Oct. 1.-Mr. w. X. Pow
ers. OF Southern Oregon. visited with Mr..
". r. Towner and family last week. Mr.
lovers was former neiGhbor OF Mr.
Mr VIII Harley. cousin to ex-Mayor
FRANK 1. McSiit, was guest OF the lat
ter this week Mr.. Harkey returned to his
home In Yuba City, Cal. Sunday. Mr. Nc
Nitt accompanied him to Portland
Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. NJ. Banister were visit
ors TO Portland last week.
Mr.. w. &. Kinks and Mr.. c. g. 6ilchrist
are over on Grays harbor this week. hunt
K En-. irving sn'h sa.uels returned from R.Dus-
nc this week, accompanied by Mr.. Lester
Mrs. Fred Ingalls,. who has been Ill for
some time. 10 improving.
Miss Echo Long has been seriously Ill
Mr.. Andrew Gibson visited with his
brothers. Robert and Joseph, this week.
Mr.. Oihson Is from Chicago. and has not
seen bis brother Robert for twenty years
and his brother Joseph Cor fifty.six years.
The ladies' OF the Degree of Honor will
give Z Hailowe'en party on the evening OF
Mrs n. Watson visited her husband In
MCCORMICK last week.
Mrs 8. A Gruttenden. who was in Nc
Cormick last week visiting Mr.. Mccormick,
came home Saturday.
Mr.. Frank Montgomery came over from
Aberdeen this week on business.
Mr.. Charles Hinckley came over from
Pe-Ell TO attend the funeral OF his mother.
Mrs. Frances Hinckley.
Hon. Il. p. kingsoury was In Tacoma this
week
The ladies Of the Floral Club gave a very
enjoyable dancing party on Friday even
ing.
Mr.. Frank stephens and family have besn
visiting Mr.. John stephens. OF Willipa. this
week
Or. A. q. Smith has moved back TO this
county from Amity. Or. and viii locate in
Chehans
Mrs. f. u. Harm visited In Chehalis Sat
urday.
Mr.. Frank Kahler returned from Eastern
Oregon Wednesday.
a reception was rendered TO Rev and
Mrs. J. Il Williams al the Vi. +. parson-
age Wednesday evening. A number were
present ana the affair was pleasant ons
for all Rev. Williams is the new presid-
ing elder for this district and has removed
10 enis city from Vancouver
Mr.. NJ +. Leitch and family will remove
10 Aberdeen where Mr.. Leitch will en-
gage In the lumber business
Mrs. A, F.. Nichols and children have
returned from Eastern Washington. where
they were visiting Mr.. Nichols. who il in
business there.
The Red Men viii give a clam supper
next Tuesday evening TO members and In
vited friends
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PORT ANGELES. Oct. 1.-THE Christian
Endeavorsrs gave very pleasan, social
at the Congregational church Wednesday
evening
Mrs Ward, Of C1arinda. Iowa. who la.
been visiting the Croaks and C-sIdwAII
families. left Wednesday morning str
southern California, where she wifi xoend
the winter.
The Angeles Dancing Club gave a dane.
at the opera house Thursday evening
An entertainment was given at the
opera house Friday evening for tho bsne-
Mt o. the Chiidrens Home Society, The
exercises consisted OF piano duet by
Mrs. Coourn and Miss McIvor; vocal solos
by Mrs = p. Ca-us;. Mrs. g z cuss,-
Ing Miss Ethe! Ferguson and Mr. VIII
More; piano solos by Mr. q p Brown
and Mrs. sidney Bradley: Rotations BY
Mr. W Edgar Graham and Mrs John
Trunabns and other feasures
Mr. ". oscar King. a Port Angeles Dos
who enlisted in the navy three years ago
returned home Tuesday direct from Man.
"a, He sss scting qGarte-rnar~r and
sigma! man on the Monterey after che ar.
rived NJ Manila and during the insurgen.
lighting
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GOLpEEDALE. Oct. 1.-THE event Of
the season in the social world At Golden
dale was the farewell banquet and social
given last Tuesday evening in Artisan hail
by the Artisan Assembly. Of GoldendAie
In honor Of the retiring master artisan.
Mrs William Robson. who will soon move
away from Goldendaie. A beautiful SOU
venir navy spoon was presented Mrs. Robi-
son. Mr. Brooks and DIR. Goddard made
pleasant speeches and Prof Edward Ne
Kenzie rendered several musical seiec-
tions Among those In attendance WIRE:
Mr.. ana Mrs William Robson Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Waters, Mr.. and Mrs. =. q.
BROOKS. Mr. ana Mrs. Frank A!drich. Mr..
ana Mrs r. G. Phillips, Mr. and Ma Fl.
s Goddard. Mr.. and Mrs. ". 3. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. e. 3. Cohurn. Mr. and Mrs,
w. p Ranch. Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Aiyerd
M and Mrs II. J. Marshall, Mr. and
Mrs Fred Bowers. Mr.. and Mrs McCuily.
Mr. ard Mrs ]. q. Maddox. Mr. and Mrs.
Simeon Bolton, ef The Daies, Miss Coates.
OF San Francisco, and Mrs. Donne, OF
Cleveland
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~ vE6ETT. Oct IA very pretty wed
e1ns took place at the home Of Capt and
NJ a. Beechann. on Rucker avenue.
~. sonssdsy evening. when their daughter.
. NJ o r; Keithley. Ths home Was beau
TRULY decorated. the staircase being
trimmed Ia ivy and red berries: the deco
The bridal couple stood undsr al large
nosai norsesho<- With Z tiny one in pink
Sna white roses pendant from IT, The
chccm naa eariands hung FROM the
TIE mirror IN the center rave a very pretty
erect. The bride vas astired in white
num- nsr yelling with satin trimmings. and
The maid Of 'bS SSust 4 x. Ia France ress.
candle Rev. r B. HssseiI performed ;ae
ssrs.a Il s. dainty .sess
couple we're the recsoien,s o, many ne y0 wal.
liable Presents They WI make Everett
TIER future home. Those presen; we're:
MRS Mrs Az H q mrs 49, r 3 Ha;ssil' Mr.. and
Alex Alex. Mseready, Mrs. Francis. o. La
or. Mrs. Barton. Mrs, Raptie. Mra. DolIis
Ia aoaas' MIS- MSS rs Andrsws Miss Catherine
Miss Fiona Beecham, Mr.. ]. N. Tayior
Mr. Marvin Beecham. Mr.. 9. T. Hickman.
ar =. 8 HaGhman. M Garfield Lord
The Woman's Book Club met last Mon
day afternoon at the residence OF Mrs
X. r. Hasseil.
Mr.. ~. Aash Spencer who for some time
account Of Ill health and left "wednesday
Tor Arizona Before his departure he was
Ir,esented with a handsome gold iocket
who bad been his associates superinteni-
ent Parktn made the presentation,
Mrs L. ID. W. Shelton. OF Seattle, who
LAS peen visiting her sister, Mrs A. D.
n hrR
day.
Miss Grace Sullivan. OF Minneapolis. has
arrived Ia the city and Will spend the
winser with her sister. Mrs. J. Fl. Cole
Mr.. apd Mrs. Oscar Alge are visiting
fr tsr s,h IN Sc Seattle for few days
Mis-, Miss Bessie Lyons Of Independence,
is NJ y1si NIaso Mr.; n and Mrs Heron,
In the city last week.
and chNa have arrived IN the city. where
'1e ss, w ri tss,ae st IN the future tut
Weldon Young Co.. Of the uniform rank
Capt IL cody expects &c .'s to t Ss's n.
the washington volunteers
Miss Eva Bell. who has been visiting
relatives in Muskeson. Mich. returned
MI w. F. Brown was in the city last
week.
Mr.. c. Hofstetser. Miss c. Frank. Mr..
Fred Hofstetter and Miss viole, Hofsset-
ter. or Tacoma, were In the city during
the fair. the guests OF Mr.. c. E. Ogrosky
Mrs G: r. Clark was a Seattle visitor
last Friday.
Mr., and Mrs. J. b. Croker left Tuesday
for the East
Or and Mrs W II. Cox are visiting
relatives in Walla WaIla.
Miss Belle Auerbach left last week for
San Francisco.
Miss May Giascock. who has been visit
Ing Mr. and Mrs. q. Ai-e -oturnni to her
home In Seattle last Mnn1av
A A. Brxieck left Monday for a few
days visit IN Walla Walia.
Miss Mamie Charon was In the city last
week visiting relatives. returning to Sc
attic Monday.
Miss Ruth poty, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs ] X. Appleby returned TO
her home In Whatcor las week
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LA CONNER SOCIAL NOTES.

LA CONNER. Oct. M.--Mrs. James
Caches is spending the week In Seattle a.
a delegate TO the national ". c. T. Z.
convention.
Mrs. Margaretsa Keyes left Friday ev-
ening for Tacoma 10 attend the School Mis-
tresses Club. which held its first meeting
today.
Miss Susie Peck returned home Friday
evening from weeks visit with relatives
and friends at Seattle.
MI. ana Mrs George Caches spent a few
Rev. G r. Deiepine left Monday evening
for Waila Waila. whittier he goes to join
his family.
Mrs. J. r. Francis and little dauxh,er
and Miss Name Andrews spent few days
al Everett the past week, being guests at
the keathiey- Beechem wedding.
Miss May Doyle, who had been visiting
relatives and friends a. this place for the
pas. few months. left the fore part OF the
week for her home at San Francisco.
Mrs J Morrow and Mrs. c. p. Dickey
the week for an extended visit with rela-
tives and friends at Sherman. Mich. Miss
Myrtle Elliott accompanied them as far a.
81, Paul. or her way In visit relatives In
Illinois. -
Mrs. j. Z. Nichols and Mrs Isaac lem
nings are spending the week in Seattle
with friends and relatives and attending
the W. c. r. Z. convention
Mr.. A. W. Henderson spent the week IN
Seattle, whittier he went to meet his sister
Miss Mary c. Burnham. Of Bird City. Kan
returning home Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. $. Williams left Satur.
day evening for An extended trip TO yart.
Gus parts Of Kansas, Nebraska ana iowa
Mr. Jasper Parker and Mrs. Elvira a.
Murray were married Wednesday at high
noon al the home Of the brides uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Scheurkovle
Rev. Z Mowers officiating some r,xty
guests were present
MT A. ]. Morrow made a trip to Seattle
MI Is A stsson and Mr.. r. L. Bradley
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IolpEtiIIE SOCIAL NOTES

C0VPEVrTI4E Oct = Mr. ana Mrs.
=, c. Earl have returned from a trip 10
Seattle and Fair haven.
Nj Cart y. Pearson spent las. Sunday
ou Csrzano island
Mrs James Gillespie Is IN Seattle ,hls
week
Mr. Joseph 2 Trcuwier. - S~at.In. and
- - NAY Wananassr. ~ this place were
married Tuesday evening as th@ residence
II the criae's eroiSer Mr.. 4 Il Waus-
raa ke~ ~ Rev. Charles 2 Nawh berry NJ
ana Ma Ers1wien 3epArses FOR Seattle
the sane evening. where they VIII reside
NJ Gleason ard daughter wAo have
heen visiting Ms Il 4 Smith the uas.
trw lays returned here - Port Townsend
" e .resdsy
Ms Mex - in Ia Confer this week
4 number c. ladies' of ne w - = Y
tessAfswd fer Seattle Thursday evening
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WALLA WALLA SOCIETY.

wAI.LA wALI4A. Oct. 2l.-Miss Lucy
in walla waIla.
Mrs c. B. Darrin. accompanied by her
two children. In IN the city from Spokane
Mr.. A. X. Austin has been granted a
leave OF absence for a month, and lie BOW
visiting In Portland
Mr.. ". F. Calf and family have gone to
Winsor. III, where they will visit for q
month.
Miss Rose Doveli, a teacher In the high
suffering from an attack Of appendicitis.
Is slowly recovering
Mr., u l.. Gilmore and wife are spending
the fall IN California
the home Of Mrs. c. Frost, on Alder street
Charles l. Chapman and Miss Caro- g
Fros. were united in marriage by Rev. f
r. Condit pastor of the FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
and highly respected in this city. They
Will make their future home on East Alder
street
A farewell party was rendered Mrs. s
NJ Cooley on Wednesday evening before
her departure for Eas, Omaha Nab where
she VII remain an indefinite time A NUM-
7resen; and enjoyed a pleasant evening
A dainty luncheon was served.
The high school cadets gave a very cred
table musical and literary entertainment
at the opera houge Friday night, which
was we'll patronized TIE proceeds Will
be- used towards paving the expense o.
transportation of the cadets 10 Seattle upon
the return az the volunteers.
Mr. AMI Mrs 4 q. Whitman are visiting
In Spokane this week
A reception was given Friday evening
at Ladies' hall. Whitman college In honor
II the nsw students. The rooms were
beautifully decorated and presented a
pleasing effect. large number IF stu
dents were present 10 enjoy the plea sures
Of the evening
Thursday evening IN this city. NJ Isaac
Lamar ana Miss Grace lessee were mar
rie3. Rev. Duncan Wallace, pastor Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church, ocia,-
ins Hoth are prominent young people OF
Walla Waiia Only immediate relatives
and friends were present at the ceremony.
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1REMrRToN SOCIAL NEWS.

DrrNERTpN oct - NJ Nsur+ce A.
tru was ~ Eres1srtsn Friday 10 vsssf bis
Parents
M}s- r1iy Harsmsn was IN Seattle LAST
uerk vtsgsirx friends. returning Sunday
eVent~@
M z N>t!ns pay clerk a. re -av-y
szr& ass re;Hrred from a N auiss leave
- sNseer~ FIFE ATTENDED the Csran2 Army
vr-l an aeu; a. feilA1aggAtA
Ags Ma~at ~as is seattle ca Friday
Nj = Jones' warrant rSasSntniss =
= \ as arrives 81 E-s,reTtor aayz! s.a-
;ion a-4 - locates &C tas N.rs!c with hts
gsT31s
Ny Task ass departed sor Et<ItEns ~
~ AZ A-s Fred Ss<ss sgeaI Sunday
t4ss "a ~es t,}s-
Cast Is Goga-AA- clssxsA-4AASs - sks
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Puget sound naval staslca. returned from
tie East Monday evening.
Nr. Mckee has LEI, Bremerton.
MiaS Showers. OF Sidney. - to01A1nG
school It Brenerton this year
Nj and Ars Daniel Lund SPENT 1faeAy
n Seattle.
Mr.. George Rissef, Of Charleston. waa
Waiting bis mother and brother On VaeAon
Inland Saturday.
Mr.. Fred Burhnaan was In Seattle Ffl1ny
On business.
Mrs A. NJ Clawsen returned wednesday
from q visit TO Southern California.
Rev. Mr.. Thomas, the new pastor Tor thl
NJ. E. church, has arrived at Bremeftcn.
Mr.. Fenton Goss. OF Tacoma. was q vi0-
tier At Charleston last week
Mr.. William Palmer, captain Of the Mp
stc's steam launch, was married Saturday.
Mr.. William Anderson. Mr.. Arthur Booth
and Mr.. William Hanberg were camping
near Chico last week.
Mrs. Harrigan. Mrs King ana Mrs Frei-
burg went TO Seattle Thursday morning.
Nj J. E. Bogart arrived In Bremertcn
Thursday morning.
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MOUNT VERNON SOCIETY.

MOUNT VERNON. Oct I-Nr. H.
Mcbride WAS visiting friends IN Seattle
this week
NJ. George w Mclean ara Nj RIOS
Seel Skeei were IN Everett a part Of this
week
Mr.. - = Hatson ant NJ Clyde Anaeie
returned Friday after several DAYS hunt
Ing st the mouth OF the SkAgft river
NJ. s. ". Riggs, 81 Seattle was in tne
city This week visiting friends
Mr. NJ 2. Hard and Mr.. r, e Million
were - Seattle a few days :his week
Capt n. F Decatur. whe has been IN
Philadelphia The past month es a delegate
70 the national g 4 K. eacar.a gsTn~as, re-
turned Monday.
Mrs. Il II F0Tle, II this city. ard Mis-.
Maage Crsssey. 81 Burlington. have ac-
copied positions 20 the auaisers Office
The family % Rev a r. Burrows nas-
to- O! the First Methodist Episcopal
church. have arrived IN TIE city srsrn CHI
cAgo ard have taken up their resistance In
ire NJ r parsonage.
NJ, Iarirsor returned Sunday from waia
N45iz.
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HARTFORD SOCIAL NOTES.

HARTFORD, Oct. u-Mr. Fred New
kirk visited Saturday and Sunday with
relatives IN Snohcnish.
Mrs B. Leo visited Everett last week.
Mr.. Seymour visited Snohornish Monday
and Tuesday
DR.. ". 8. McCready. OF SnohoHn'sh. Wis
TIED Hartford on Saturday.
Mrs +. Conlough has been very III for
some time.
Mr.. J. Jasperson was quite III last
week.
Mr. NJ c. Faris, Hartfords school
teacher. visited over Saturday and Sunday
In Seattle.
Mr.. Frank Neigerman was Snohomish
visitor last week
DR. Chappell Of Granite Falls. visited
Hartford Tuesday.
Mr Charles Joy visited friends In Ever
EFT last week.
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Tuesday evening. The programme com
pf1oed: Inseymsnsal muxe, The Stand
ARG March" ero<. e. II. Phuhrook; song.
ne bAckslidirg Brother PROT. Weston
oofS ana b0ys. recitation. The Last
go Ma. J. Z Crawford: SOLO. The
5sreoade" Miss winafs Godfrey: duet.
CsllAars Ana MIS- Lscy 0odiey; solo.
AS3ors. Prof. e. r. Pniibrook: recttA-
YEA The Ioss rsuad.' Mas Matte Mnr-
pny; colo, necanse You Lore Ne, Dear"
IAmn." frct Wrstendorf ana boys At
sne coociussen a the programme coffee
x xn0 CAKE wsre served ~ the ladies. and
ne "a rs1nsinser of The evening va pleasant
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22

REDUCED RATES EAST
Cali a. fA@ Northern raeiae arres heso-s
ea.ug E8E and taxa advantage u re
loves. ratss - az points Every;Alnx The
hes, CD ssfs line On and srssr S.Sseun-
her 7.,a rate 20 CsicAGo cry 3sz %
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-22

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