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BERTHA M. CLAY.
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She took the letter, read it carefully
and then laid it upon the table.
1T is complimentary" she said;
and he speaks of the position as q
lucrative one"
1T is so now, Ethel You are old
enough to understand some OF the
cares that have turned my hair white
and haye lined my face with marks
that nothing will efface."
Her beautiful face softened for a few
moments, and the proud eyes grew dim
with tears,
although, " he continued, u am the
representative OF one Of the Oldest
families in England, owning Foun-
tayne Hall IN England and Heather
4 brae in Scotland yet / am poor man.
| never know the luxury Of having q
sovereign to spare My father, who
succeeded to a rich Inheritance, spent
all ne could He gambled, played, bet
heavily bought extrayagantly-he
ruined himself Ethel, and consequent
X ruined me. When ! succeeded to
/ Fountayne, II was one Of the poorest
estates in England. our mother, Lady
/ Angela. brought with her a good for
tune and that helped me; indeed but
/ for that I must have sold the Hall.
Your mothers fortune cleared off the
heavy mortgages; still, It has been DIFF
/ hcult to live. Now this offer Of the
I Austrian ambassador comes in the
I very hour Of need I wanted few
/ thousand pounds and, If 60, they will
be mine
ut Ia an lnducement, certainly" she
said grayely
"A very great inducement," he
agreed. "For the first time In my life
/ | shall be quite at ease as to money
matters Heaven grant you may never
4 know what that implies, Ethel and
the advantages in other ways will be
/ great"
"Why not, then, decide at once upon
accepting the offer, papa?'
because the decision rests with you.
cannot quit home for two years and
leave you alone, unprotected, uncared
for; It Is out Of the question
There never was a Gordon yet in
eapaole OF taxing care OF h,,iiseli u
herselI' sara 'he elFi, pfouoly
| SIR LeohaFd iauE"eu "hu 9i'ooN "i'
head
"You are only just seventeen, ant
that is no age Tor ripe Judgment ~
are TOO young % ue 'eal y '''a' ~ -
large house IKE touh'aSns, lou nav
not had experience enough !,
She went up 20 MN ana iad n'.i
hands on ms shoulders gazing slFalEh
into nus race
Now, para, iooR az me- tsil me th
truth. VINO really governs lhe nous
now T
sir Leonard s lace Huaheo' ~
lalehed Hheasliy.
- you INSIST Npoh thh tFn'h theg
can oe no DOUBT, Lthel lhat you run
the mouse ana every one lh ~, 'al Fo'
must remember that ! am mere 20 tah
ail responsibility ifoiA you.
mar NAlrh ! ann ora enough 70 @
IN your presence can surely 90 II
your absence she said proudly.
Ihat Is the very poInt on which :"
disagree " returned Sir Leonard am
an That point nay decision rests W.
viii argue the matter fairly Ethel. an'
you VIII see mat am right. In TN
eyes oi the world continued Str Leon
afd. ~ should be greatly 70 blame u
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-01-18

In san Francisco. Cal. Elizabeth
Gladstone aged GO. was awarded
neayy verdict against Joseph BoaTa-
man, a millionaire. AIRED 73, whom sas
sued for 100000 for oreach Of prom
ise
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life.-Florence Hull Winterburn In Wo-
mans Home Companion
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BALLOON BUILDING
A DELICATE TASK REQUIRING
MANY SKILLED WORKERS.
FINEST MATERIALS USED

All Sewing Done by Hand to Guard
Against Breaks in the Seams
British Just Now Employing These
Aerial Maryels for Accommodating
Purposes in South Africa
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SOCIETY At VANCOUVER

VANCOUVER, B. c., Feb. 3. - The
fancy-dress ball of the Vancouver Ten
mis- Club, given In O'Brien hall. on
Friday evening, was the society. event
In Vancouver this week The ma
Jority of the ladies went merely
poudre, many of the gentlemen being also
attired according to the courty and pic
turesaue style of the later Georges, or in
de rfgeur Windsor dress, There were also
some very original costumes and prizes
were given for the most attractive OF these
The attendance was large and the dance
and supper were very heartily enjoyed.
Mrs. ]. II Senkler gave a large tea on
Tuesday. There were about sixty guests
present at what was one of the most en-
5oyable gatherings Of the season.
Miss Robertson, corner Burrand and
Georgia streets. gave a tea to a number OF
the older society people ON Thursday az
ternoon, About forty guests were present
In the evening about thirty young people
were present at a euchre party.
Miss Dupont. daughter of Mai. Dupont of
Victoria, is a guest Of Mr. and Mrs Rel,
OF Thurlow street.
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BLAINE, Feb. s.-one OF the most elah-
orate social events OF the season was the
house party given on Thursday evening by
Mr.. ana Mrs T. ]. Spohn. II being the
occasion of their twentieth wedding ami
versary. and the opening to their friends OF
their elegant new home on street. The
floral decorations were elegant. Whist was
the game. An orchestra was present and
from a room adjoining the parlors discourse
ed popular airs throughout the evening. At
II ?. m. supper was served, covers being
laid for about thirty guests. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs T. A. Kennedy
MIR. and Mrs. d. 8. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs
G. John II. Dahl. Mr.. and Mrs. George d.
c. Primer, Mr., and Mrs William Parr Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Dahl. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Dahl. Mr.. and Mrs. Lends Dahl. Mr.. and
Mrs. j, @. Scott, Mrs. f. NJ Dahl. Mrs
w. c. McDougal, Miss Mamie Miller. Miss
Emma Scott. Miss Dora shaftner. Mr..
Harry Thomas, MIR win Dahl MIR Otto
Clausen and Mr.. II. n. Thomas
Mrs. Emma Stephenson, who has been
visiting Mr., and Mrs. w. A. King. for me
past month. returned Tuesday 10 her home
In Seattle.
Miss Wadhams returned Tuesday from a
visit to Vancouver n. c.
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CHEH.Lis SOCIETY.

.CHEHAI.IS. Feb. DIR. and Mrs l. O
day evening Ia honor az Nfias Ains
Company ~ the National Guard viii
entertain the "a A. r veterans aria sol
wars al smoker 0a Febrlarv N N a
later date the wives and friends Wiil BE-
entertained bv the members 81 the corn
pany az the arrnorV
Mr. H. W sturns'l has ron. 20 Pitts
burg Pa. 20 b. absent q uorfh.
Mr. ard Mrs. Edward Sloan and Mr..
Writ CournyeT have returned 10 their
home st Townsend Mont after a visit 81
a month with relatives ~ Chehahs
Mrs George EaR9nra and Miss Coctes
g Tacoma, were guests q Mrs. Gear
Monday.
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BREMERToN SOCIAL NOTES.

BREMERTON. Feb. "A grand mas
querade ball was given under the aus
In the Bremerton hall last Friday even
The Pastors and Ladies' Union met at
the residence of Mrs. James Allen this
week.
A surprise party was given Mr.. Emil
Olson Friday evening at his residence
in Charleston. instrumental music ana
evening. Those present were Miss X.
Sutherland. Miss Bertha Anderson, Miss
Edith Peterson, Miss Blanche Jaynes'
Miss Mabel Anderson. Mr. John Ham
burg. Mr.. Edwin Olson. Mr.. John Suther-
Mr.. b. C. spitzley left for Flint. Mich.
Miss Bertha Thompson, Of Seattle, Wis
tied with Mrs. James Allen several days
this week.
Or. Y. j. Acton was in Sidney Friday
MIR. Alfred Lueben. OF Seattle, was in
Bremerton a few days this week.
Mr. and Mrs % w Game were In Sc
Mr.. Frank Wolfram was a Seattle wish
Mr. Charles Little was in Port Biakeley
Miss Clara Sheldon visited in Seattle
Sunday.
Miss Susie Duncan and Miss Minnie
Evans, Of Seattle, were the guests or Mr.
James Alien this week.
Mr., Eugene Thurlow was in Seattle
Sunday.
DR. II. a. Harlow was in Sidney on
Wednesday.
Mr. c. w Kinney, of Sidney will soon
move to Bremerton
Mr. C. N Kinney made trip to Seat
tie Tuesday.
Naval Camp. Woodmen of the World,
will give a bah Wednesday, February q.
Mr.. William Colder viii move his FAM
tly from Seattle TO Brcmerton next week.
Mrs, Meedan and Miss Mollie Calligan,
of Seattle. are visiting with Mrs. William
Harrigan.
Miss Peck of Portland Or. and Mrs.
Frank Wolfram were Seattle visitors
Wednesday.
Mr.. Cameron of Dawson, and Mr..
Sheard. of Seattle were Bremerton visit
tors this week.
Miss M. Carton spent Saturday and
Sunday In Seattle
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CAPITAL CITY SOCIETY.

OLYMPIA, Feb s.-Mr Edwin T.. Weed
and Miss Irene NJ Cook, both of Seattle.
were married In this city Monday.
Mrs. Albert r.. Lafferty and Miss Bertha
Foster were married yesterday afternoon at
the Christian church parsonage, Rev. j. s.
McClalum officiating. The couple came
from Tacoma In the forenoon and departed
on the afternoon train.
Miss Marion Mcdonald. OF Seattle. who
was visitor for a few days with Miss Lulu
Jenkins, departed for her homo Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr. Thomas Mallory OF Spokane. Is in
town visiting with his family. He will re-
main for two or three days.
Mr.. NJ. Roy Thompson. who resigned a
position In the Office OF Land Commissioner
Bridges last year. is again in the employ Of
the land commissioner.
Mr.. William h. Smith has returned from
Georgia, where for the past three months
he has been visiting with his parents.
The ladies' of the order of the Eastern
Star Wednesday evening gave a very pleas
ant social at the home OF Mrs. Inez Wiley,
at Maple park Among the amusements in
dulged in was progressive euchre. In which
there were nine tables. The ladies' prize
was won by Miss Anna Macleay, and the
was followed by the visitors drawing pic
lures upon a blackboard. the game being
10 guess what the artist intended. In this
lsughabIe contest Mrs ]. r. Rogers proved
the winner.
Miss Bessie Wade, OF Tacoma, is visiting
with Mrs. Turner Boyd.
The ''Old Maids convention" to be given
by the ladies' of st. Johns church. IL one
OF the forthcoming social events
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PUYALLUP, Feb. s--A1iss Florence Sher-
rick is visiting in Seattle.
Mrs. A. +. Lovejoy visited friends in Ia
coma on Wednesday
Mrs Nettie Holenbeck was in Sumner
last Saturday.
Mr.. S. w. Cornish returned on Wednes-
day from a trip to North Yakima.
Prof II. r. Cox. of Tacoma. calico upon
friends here last Saturday.
Mrs. James Mckim visited her son. Mr..
Edward McI<im, In Buckley last Monday.
Mrs Ada Dresbach and Miss Cora Good
man attended Nine Nevada's concert in
Tacoma Wednesday evening
Mrs. Thomas Farrell was called TO Porn
Angeles on Monday her mother having died
in that city on Sunday.
Mrs A. d. Campbell and daughter; Miss
Clara, left on Tuesday for Chicago, where
they expect to spend the winter visiting
friends.
Mrs J. NJ. Layhue, Miss Ora Pomeroy,
Miss vanilla CasSin. Miss Anna Kennedy.
Miss Blanche Parsons and Miss Alberta
Waite made up a theater party last Satur-
day and went to Tacoma to see Frederick
Warde in THE Merchant Of Venice"
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BELLiNGuAM NAY SOCIETY.

WHATCOM. Feb. g--MiSs wilmore en-
tertained the Duplicate Whist Club at
her home on Friday evening
The Monday Evening Dancing Club
cnmpleted its organization last Monday
teN az chairman, The club has a large
membership among the society people
Mrs Van Winter, os Seattle, is visiting
friends Ia FslrhAven.
The THO club % FaiFhaven hiss issued
invitations for masquerade hall 10 he
given IN the FsirhaVeR opera house On
ST Valentines night
The Ben lta5 Lodge gave a social and
Ing About 30 attended
\ lodge % THE Benevolent Order OF
kikS viii he instituted in Eaivhavtn Feb
ruary 10 About l@ guests from Seattle
Everett and Port Townsend are eN-
prctc8,
Mr and Mrs George f. Brand and Mr.
ana Mrs. Charles A Darling attended
Mue. NeeAd1's concert IN seattle Thurs
day night
Mr., and Mrs u. Alyersoa departed on
Wednesday Tor a months visit go Cali
fornia
Mrs J r. Mason accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs u AlNwrsnn 90 California. expecting
20 remain most q the wtntcg She Viii
be Joined later ~ Mr. Mason
Miss Ethel Scott and Miss Eva Scott
gave \ dancing party az their home on
Front street last saturday evening
\ lecai east. under the direction ~ Mr
Perry II, Lawn. gave good amateur
rendition 81 "A summers Fancy A. TIA
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BLAzEp THE WAY FOR MARcoNI.
scientists whose Invcstigations Pre-
coded wireless Telegraphy.

Ike most great inventions or improve
ments in the arts and sciences. wireless
telegraphy is the outcome OF the labor, not
Of one man. hut of several Let us see to
what extent the way had been marked out
for Maroon He studied Hertz, and Hertz
studied Maxwell, who had Michael Fara-
days experiments before him showing
some sort OF relationship between electro
magnetic waves and light. Hertz could
not have overlooked Prof Henry's discov-
cry forty years before, OF the effect OF an
electric spark upon distant needle.
James Clerk Maxwell, in 1873 after near
ly ten years Investigation, published his
famous mathematical equations establish
ing the law of identity OF light and electro
magnetic propagation through the ether,
Prof Fitzgerald. Of Dublin, had already
affirmed his belief in the theory. Hertz
proved this by actual measurement Of the
waves.
Prof. Lodge and others had experiment.
ed with wave transmission before Mareoni
came on the scene. The waves had been
sent through walls and other obstacles.
but the idea OF using them for long-dis-
tanca telegraphy. II thought OF at ell. was
not seriously considered. Prof Lodge says
that nothing but stupidity" prevented Il.
Prof. Hughes. the inventor OF the micro
phone had discovered that a high-tension
spark affected certain forms Of his instru-
ment at a distance. and claims 70 have
been quietly planning a wireless telegraph
for years before Marconi was heard Of.
Onesu an Italian professor, had experi-
riented with copper filings as a variable
conductor but u remained for Prot. Bran
Is, OF the Catholic University 81 Paris, 10
produce the "coherer," working receiver
for electro magnetic waves transmitted
through the ether In this simple little
device. not larger than two inches OF lead
pencil coupled with the Hertz osci!lator
t.ls- - "a a
proved the truth of Prof Lodges rsefui
remark that nothing but stupidity" had
delayed the wonderful achievement-P. b.
Delaney. ia The Engineering Magazine
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cENTRALIA SOCIETY.

CENTRAI.1A, Feb. 9--Mr r. r. Carson
and Mr. NJ. V. Johnson left for Canton. o
Wednesday. with their families They viii
reside there.
Mr. T. s. Turner IL very III at present
MIR. George Dysart, Mr.. c. g. Gtichrts.
and Mr.. George Birge were IN Vancouver.
Wash. last week.
Mr.. James Campbell. OF Tacoma. was in
the city Sunday.
Mr. William Scales is now employed as
teacher In rho high school
Mr.. NJ, Nodine, OF ChehRiis. was In the
city Wednesday.
A club dance was given last Friday
evening In MeNitt hall which WIS pleas
ant snaiT. Twenty couples We're present.
Mrs. Ida Hambien, OF pendiston. Or, IL
~ me city Organising society Of Royal
Neighbors OF America
M. VI HaaE and Mr.. G. n, Hinckley, Of
Pc Eli, were In the city sunday
Mr.. John Ecclestan will leave In a few
days for Arizona. where he win locate
His wife win follow later
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SOCIETY IN CoUPEvILLE.


COUPEVILI,E. Feb. S-Dr W. b. Wall
ing, of Fairhaven, is here at present.
Miss 5; Cranney returned from Seattle
this week
Or. J. A. Mckee was in Langley this
week.
Mr.. Scott Virgins was in Seattle this
week on business.
Rev. @. A. Sheafe has been holding re-
yival meetings at the Methodist Episcopal
church the past week
Capt. Harry harrington, Mr.. Sidney Bar
rington and Mrs. Charles p. Dyer OF Sc
attic, came down Sound to attend the
funeral OF Mrs NJ, Power last week.
Mr.. A. II. Wanamaker is In Seattle this
week
Mr.. Charles Goldsmith. of La Conner
was in town this week
Mr.. F. @, Earle is in town for a few
days. Mrs. Earle VIII return with her
husband to their future home in Fair
haven.
Mr.. A. III. Kellogg was up Sound on
business lest week.
Mr.. Burt Sherwood, OF Everett was in
town this week.
Mr.. Elmer Il. calhoun is IN Seattle for a
few DAYS
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KENT, Feb 3,-Mr. Ansel Taylor and
Mr.. Ciausson were visiting VITA the fam
Tiles OF Mrs, l.. Shaffer and Mr. A A.
Risedorph last week.
day evening with Miss Birdie Nicholson A
pleasant evening was spent after which a
dainty luncheon was served.
on Friday evening the ladies' OF the De-
gree OF Honor which has recently been or
ganixed, entertained the Workmen at the
conclusion Of their lodge meeting.
Mrs T. ]. Howley has been Ia during the
past wsek-
The Presbyterian ladies' held a "weight
social at the home Of Mrs W. w Watson
which was a great success socially. The
parlors and dining room were deliberately
decorated
Mira aud Miss Riggs. Of Seattle. are vis-
ting Mrs Ray Hardy who is Mrs. Riggs
sister.
Miss Rossie Warren left on Thursday of-
ternoon 10 visit with her grandmother in
Nebraska
The Literary Club met on last Friday
evening at the home OF Mrs. r. j Rogers
number of members we're present and
spent a pleasant evening.
The Dancing Club gave us first dance Ia
Titus han on last Tuesday evening.
Mrs w. n Davis gave a tea TO the mem
hors Of the Methodist church on last Wed
nesday afternoon. Quite number OF ladies
and gentlemen were present.
On last Thursday evening Mrs. Bowen
gave a party In honor OF her daughter. Miss
Blanche Bowen. The vouug people spent
tho evening In games and music and after
ward a dainty luncheon was served Auans
those present we're Miss Lulu Downing
Miss Ruth Myoroie. Miss Bertha Merrill
Miss Charlotte Ramsay. Miss Donna Eyes
Miss 0ertie Root, Miss rilhe Fletcher. Mr.
Roher, Adams, Mr.. Leon Parks Mr.. Carl
Downing, Mr., Fred Folsom and Mr., Har-
vey SHAVER
Mrs Anderson ana sons, Mr.. Louis and
Mr.. Van. left last Monday FOR osklana,
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Ia CONNER SOCIETY.

LA CONNER, Feb. s.-Mr. Samuel Call
houn. of Coupeviile. was In town Thurs
day.
Seattle
Mr.. Robert Christensen. OF MarysvilIe,
spent a few days In town last week.
Mr.. \. Carlson went to Seattle the fore
part Of the week. returning SATURDAY.
Miss Minnie Anderson, Of Fir. spent a
number OF days In town with her parents
Mr. and Mrs William Hird and little
daughter OF Seattle moved to this place
last week and expect to remain here pr
Mrs. j. r. DwelIey visited friends in
Coupeyille the fore part of the week
MI and Mrs. J. $. Williams who have
been spending the past few months visit
ms relatives and friends In Iowa. Kansas
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wells. Of Mount
Vernon. spent Monday In town.
MIR, and Mrs. George Caches spent A
number of days the past week in Seattle
Miss A. y. smith went 70 Ballard the
Dr. j. \. Harris. who had been visiting
hts old home In Bvantford. Ont and other
Eastern cities for several weeks returned
TO Ia Conner this week.
Mr., A. Wells. Of COupeville 10 Waiting
his daughters here this week
Miss Ethel Seigfred returned home from
Whatcom this week. accompanied by her
sister, Mrs, A. darcy.
Miss Edna Dwelley q visiting friends at
Mhatcom this week
MIR. Samuel BAN returned some days ago
from an extended trip through the East
Re4. " f Randall spent Saturday and
Sunday In town,
Mr Neis Pearson was IN Bucoaa the
Mrs u J. Learner. OF Paaella, visited
friends and relatives IN town last week
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Bellingham opera house Wednesday ev-
ening The play is an adaptation Of Ca
'pffce," ana was given under the auspices
Of st. Cecelia's Guild of st. Paurs Epis-
copal church. The patronesses of the en-
tertainment were Mrs. Edward Fischer,
Mrs. E. w. Purdy, Mrs. ]. II. Bloedel
Mrs. Charles A. Darling, Mrs. J. j. Weis-
cast was composed of Miss May Ryan,
Miss Vaughan, Miss Mildred Vaughan,
Mrs. b. II. Dobbs, Mr.. g. 5. Roray. Mr.:
f. +. Burns, Mrs. Earl Hadley, Mr.. VIII
Campbell and Mr.. +. III. Levin.
Mr.. Harry Woodin, Of Colfax, Is visit
ing relatives in Farhaven.
Mrs. G. +. Gage. assisted by Mrs. ID. ID.
Pagan and Mrs. d. II. Evans, gave a tea
at the library on Saturday afternoon. A
programme was given, which included
solos by Mrs. G.. b. Burke and Mrs. G.
Il. Brand.
Mrs. r s. Simpson entertained at her
home on Garden street Thursday after
noon from 80 to g.
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and will leave the city in a few days for
Sumpter, or.
Everett Lodge, No. 122. l. o. o. F., are
making extensive preparations for social
at their hall next Tuesday evening.
On Friday evening the Independent Order
of Good Templars gave an excursion to Ed
monds.
MIR. j. 3. Croker returned from the East
Friday.
Mrs Henry Friday has returned home af-
ter few days visit in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. b. Young, Of Snohomish,
were in the city Tuesday.
Miss O'Brien. of Tacoma. is visiting at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rice.
Rev. A. L. Hutchinson. of the First Pres
byterian church of Seattle. has been assist
ing Evangelist Holdridge this week in con-
Quoting the union revival meetings which
have been In progress here for a month or
more
Mr.. William Howarth returned Thursday
from a trip to New York
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BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.

BALLARD. Feb, 3 Mrs. h. Plstner. Of
nothcil, Is visiting with Mrs. r. Wies, on
First avenue.
Mr. ", n Cardwen returned Tuesday
from visit with relatives on Orcas and
topeA islands
Mr James a. starr. OF Pendieton. Or.
speui couple % DAYS in Ballard during
the week,
Mrs 4. \ Pratt. Of Fairhaven. spent
SUNDAY last with her sister, Mrs. How.
ara, 81 North street
Mr. and Mrs. W. n. Burke. OF Cathla-
met. are guests OF Mr., and Mrs c. r.
Cllue, of Crawford street
TX Mayor George @ Startup, OF Wal
lace. vas visiting the fore part OF the
week with his family IA this city.
Mr James Welch left for Alaska during
the week sna expects TO be absent during
the summer
The Degree OF Honor gave social
dance Wednesday sVenins In Athletic
han.
THE members ~ Olympic Circle. W. OF
w are making preparations for their
regular monthly social which will TAXA
place next week
The &. e Reading Circle mct this week
With AIr~, L. Mann with a good attend
snce. The next meeting Will be held
Monday at the usual hour AZ the home 81
Airs Miler, corner % Second avenue aud
state street
Nfr. e. J. Abbot, lett Thursday Tor
traverse CITY and viii be absent several
months
NV Aianxo Hamb}ot let Friday on the
Feralien Cor Thorn Arm. Alaska.
Miss Anna Walker. who has been spend
lux some weeks with friends Ia this city.
returned THURSDAY 20 her home in Ever
EFT
Miss Grace sullivan entertained "a num-
her % friends Wednesday eveninS,
Mr. and Mrs David McVay entertained
= few friends Thursday evening at cards.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mr.. A GRUB M and Mrs C. y. ptii.
Mr.. ard Mrs r. r weise Mr and Mrs.
j NJ, Donoghue
Miss GLADYS Ludlow gave a party Tues
cav evening 10 a number u her play
-.atas which was pleasant social gath
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HARTFORD SOCIETY.

HARTFORD. Feb. 3-Mrs J. v Van
Horn and son Roy visited Mrs = f
Franks In Seattle last week
Miss Eva namas, % Arlington. visited
Mrs. j. Y. Van Horn In Hartford this
week
Mrs ChAppen and Mrs. Wood and son.
90 Granite Falls, visited Mrs Bert Chap
pel this week
Rev. Charles shepherd. 81 Seattle. WIS.,
tied Lake Stevens friends over SUNDAY
Mr.. Ralph Mausey IS visiting his sisters
Mrs T. J. Johnston and Miss Minnie
Mousey iu Everett
Mr.. ard Mrs e. a Mfssin,er visited q,
SnDh6wtSh last week
Ny ana Mrs a. " ulman were Ever
EFT visitovg last w~ak
Mr. Harry Morrison was an Evereft VIA
itor TUESDAY
Ny. aad Mrs James Cain have moved
into NJ. 14rQGes Eobiuette's h0uas