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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-11-15

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Audrain-Rhodes Clay.
RBa artSnNW. L r. H caiSert.
Bates-T. l. Harper.
B~oIlinger-J. NJ. Welker.
Boone-W. F. Roberts.
B~uchanan--A. 3. Duncan, E.. III. Scott.
CaIiaway-Frank T. Baker.
Carroll-Newton Conkling.
ccassaJ. r. : Ni S dsnp
C~edar-Frank Ransdell.
ciark"ss. s. Ban I'0S0h'
Clay-John NJ. Williams.
Clinton-R. l.. Mckee
Davfess-W. D. Hamilton.
DeK~a ib-James T. Blair.
Dent-John E. Organ.
Douglas-John Malloy (fusion.)
Dunkiin-T. E Baldwin
Henry-C. c.. Dickinson
Howard-A. l.. Kirby.
Iron-J. c. Horn.
Jasper-Jesse Osborn. Thomas Hackney.
JohnSon-G. S Young.
Knsx-C. D. Stewart
Laclede-R. S. Phillips.
Lafayette. B. Shelby.
Lewis-Fred G. Risk
Lincoln-E. B. Voolfolk
Linn-Clarence kendrIck-
'Liyingston-F,- X. Thompson
M Mscs9@9 +. G e, hSaSl
Madison NJ Pirt1e.
Marion-T. w. Hawkins
Mississippi-Fred G. Hess
MOniteau-J. II. Sturgis-
Monroe. H. Whitecotton-
Montgomery-W. L. EaSry.
sMorgan-. l. G, Woods
New Madrid-G- w Steel
Newton-Jacob Reminder (fusionLl
Nodaway-C. j. Golden
Oregon-E. p. Doris.
Pemiscot-F. D Roberts.
Perry. C. weinhold-
Phelps-J. M. Conman.
Fike-Joseph Tapley-
PuiaskiCw. H. Locker.
Ralls-David Wake
Randolph-W. s. Creeson-
Ray-J. c. Duvall.
Reynolds. 2.
Ripley-A. J. McCullom-
st. ClaiP-W. w. Warren
st. Francois. L. Bradley
Ste. Genevieye-Peter n. Huck-
Saline-Matt w. Hall. r. L. Haines4
scotiand-C. K. Green.
Scott-J. B. Williams.
Shannon-W. H. Crandell.
Shelhy-H. j. Simmon-
Stoddard-N. c. Chasteen-
sSullivan-James Carnack-
Texas. w. Patten-
Vernon. D. Todd.
Wayne-R. L. Ward.
Webster-W. d. Delzell
City of St. Louis. W. Salmering. John
O'Donnell, John Barrett, John Lynch.
Frank McCarty, w. P. Llghtholder, M ].
Republican Representatives.
Adair-A. c. Hildreth
Andrew-G. w. P~raisewater.
Butler-J. L. Dalton.
CaldweIl-W lizard Blair.
Camden. w. Palmer.
Cape ~Girardeau-G. c. Thilenius.
Christian-R. NJ. Pitts.
Cole. p. Forth
Crawfcrd-A. L Reeves.
Dade-J. B. Lindsey.
$Dallas-H. Edmonson.
Franklin-Richard Smith.
Gasconade-N. s. Matthews.
G~reen-John Smook, N. c. Thomas.
Grundy-J. E. Carter.
Harrison-J. D.. officer.
Hickory. z. Bradley.
Hottie. w. Hibbard.
Howell-W. Jones.
J~ackson-J. d. White, A. j. McL4aire, u.
H. Hawthorne. E. Mckenny, M. L. eTetch-
ell, NJ. L.. Sullivan.
Lawrence-J. L. Maynard.
MerceP-L. b. Woods.
Miller-Fred Lombar
Pettis-J. H. Boutwell,.
Folks. H. Griffen-
Putnam-F. C. SickleS.
st. CharleS-John Stumborg-
St Louisa. z. l.. Gardner ana u -
Lane.
Taney-C. H. Grooms.
warren-S. T. Aydelot-
Washineton-G. Z. B~uckmudge.
Worth-W. ". Haubef:
CITY of st. Louis-Marion A
A. Miller, Emanuel Well. d. Pareria. JoEn
Michael, Max F. Ruler. G. H WILSON,, k
W. F. Richter,
Indicates that the county is claimed
by both sides.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-11-15
AT Henry Shaw's Behest.

In accordance with a provision Of
the will of Henry Shaw, who was one
of ST. Louis greatest philanthropists,
the annual banquet to the gardeners
and attaches of the Missouri botan-
ical garden, better known as Shaw's
garden, and their invited guests, took
place at the Mercantile club,St. Louis.
Covers wer laid for 40 guests, and
every place was occupied. Those pres
ent were, for the most part, local
florists, nurseymen, market garden
ers and botanists, with a sprinkling
of guests from abroad and represen.
tatives of the press.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-11-15
Treasurer Pitts october Report.

The following is the report of State
Treasurer Pitts for October: balance
September 30, S1,152, 1877. 61; receipts
for October, $167 ,234.s2; disburse-
ments, $59s, $4,000; balance October 81,
$40, 5s2.23. Disbursements include
payment of bonds and interest.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-11-15
Yellow Fever at Matches.

The state board of health officials
report one case of yellow fever AZ
Natchez, Miss.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-11-15
Finger Nail. are Poisonous.

VIM. Grady, aged A, of 901 Morgan
street, ST. Louis, probably will go
blind as result of scratching the pupil
of his right eye with his finger nail.
Goes Hunting.
Gov.-elect Dockery is in south Mis-
souri, to spend several weeks on ID
hunting trip, to recuperate from the
arduous work of the campaign.
For His Best Girls Sake.
Frank Beebe, aged 16, ST. Louis,
will go to the reform school for steal
ing SIPS from father. He wanted
money to spend on his best girl.
Accidentally Killed His Father.
William Newly, who lives two miles
Jouth of Purdy, accidentally shot and
killed his father. He was handling q
revolver and discharged it.
Death Was a Sudden Caller.
John Bloomer, former police cap
tain and a member of the ST. Joseph
police force for SO years. died sudden
ly. He was 65.
He Lied to Uncle Sam.
Rev. Alonzo Rich, ove 90 years old,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-11-15
Deadly Dimerences

Six killings occurred in various
parts of Kentucky on the day Of the
presidential election. Complete re-
turns have not been received.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-11-15
Death Game suddenly.

Thomas J. Stands, veteran river
man and a resident of Old Orchard,
st. Louis county, dropped dead while
on the way from his home to the rail-
way station.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-11-15
TIE MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.
PeaonneI of Members Choseu mt Rec
cent acknowledgements,
112; Republicans, IS.

st. Louis, Nov. 9.-The new legisla-
ture of Missouri will ave several very
important duties to perform There
will be a successor to United States
Senator Vest to elect, also to redis-
trict the state into congressional dis
tricts. The new census will give Mis-
souri, at least 10 congressman, a gain
of one, and for the presidential cleo
tions of 1904 and 1905, Missouri will
have at least Is electoral votes.
At the recent election state sena-
tors were elected in the odd numbered
districts, and of course an entire new
house of representatives. The demo-
Gratis will nave at least so majority
on joint ballot. There may be a few
changes from the list given below.
but nothing can occur to change the
political complexion of either house.
The new legislature will stand as fol-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-11-15
IMPORTANT TARIFF CASES.

totals : -. 25s. $50 81, ~ ESQ, s1si 2ss, go
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-08-20
Respectfully YoulS,
GEO. H. DAVIS

Our guarantee is like & Bank I
Check-if your purchase does
\ not suit you, bring back the
goods and draw your money.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-08-20

| Thomas Aldrich of ST. Johnsbury land Mrs
| Olin Roundy and daughter of Barton were
| guests at A. L. Aldrich's recently .-Mrs
Roa CTrulD Raynon of Wilmington, Del,
visited in town recentIy.-Dr. A. J. Rich
| ardson's sons, Arthur and Bertram of New
| York are visiting relatives in town.
East Hardwiclx.
Harrison Chase has sold his farm.
Ancil B. Hunt and family are visit ing in
town.
Benz. 3. Prentice has returned to town
after long absence.
Postmaster SWEET has added a barber
chair to the furnishings in his office.
George G. Nelson is putting up an addi-
ton to his barn-Mr. Rich has painted
his house.
By order of DR.. Darling, health officer,
there was to be no public gathering in
town for two weeks, owing to the epidemic
of smallpox. Since that time there have
been several more cases and the question
is frequently asked, what shall be done
about Freeman's meeting? Unless this cpl
demic shall be stayed people about town
will not go to Hardwictz Village to pub
lie gathering.
Sheffield.
Miss Hattie Parker has returned home.
Ira Davis attended the Fair at Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. William Simpson have
son.
Herbert Sheldon has returned from
Alburg.
E. Holmes will move from Mr.. Arm
strong's to Lyndon.
Mrs. E. K. Hill has friends visiting her
from Roxbury, Mass.
The Vermont yearly meeting Of Free
Baptist churches will be held in Sutton in
Septemb Der.
Luther Lawson, Frank Whitney, James
Dexter and Harry Davis are enjoying IN
outing at Willoughby.
Mrs. Jonas Bruce, Mrs II. L. Davis, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Sheldon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Barber and Mr.. and Mrs. E. j.
Quimby have been camping at Willoughby.
Rev. J. r. Franklin and wife of Hunting
ton have been in town calling on friends.
Miss Emma Watson of Maiden, Mass, is
visiting Miss Nellie Ash-C. D. Otis and
wife have returned to Des Moines, Iowa
Miss Nora Warner is at Lake Wiiloughby |
for a few days.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-08-20
Sutton.

Mrs Lucy ChappelI has moved into the
house owned by Mrs, Iianda EIcKown.
The Sutton baseball boys played
matched game at West Burke last Tu es-
day. The score stood p to IS IN favor of
Suttons.
Miss Mary Willard will teach in Vince
lock this fall, Cora Curtis at Der By, Jennie
Trefren in Newark, Ethel Chapman in
Sheffield.
A party from here went to Lake Viii
loughby last week. Miss Olive Willard
with company OF Sheffield friends are
camping there.
The largest gathering of the Ladies' Aid
for this season was at Franklin NJ. Abbott's
last Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Every one seemed to have a good time.
The next meeting will be with Mrs. Cory
don Parker, Aug. %.
Mrs. w. A. Evans of S. Londonderry
while visiting her brother, o. w. ingalls,,
recently, met happy surprise in finding
at Albert Stoddard's two of her pupils of
twenty-five years ago: Mrs. Laura Cope
land of Lowell, Mass, and Mr.. Bert Adams
of Penn. Mr.. Adams is an example of
what a Vermont boy with pluck and
brains can make of himself. He has work
ed his way from the district school at East
Charleston as a small boy, till he now
stands as principal of large graded school
ia Pennsylvania. He does not forget to
spend his summer vacations among the
friends of his boyhood at East Charleston.
Miss Edna Wells of CRANKY visited her
cousin Ida Parker, last week.-William
Sanborn of Roxbury, Mass, is visiting at
Loami San born s.-Silas 2. Ball and daugh-
ter, Mrs. George J.. Gordon, visited rela-
tives in st. Johnsbury, last Week.-Mrs.
Hattie Clark teacher of elecution, who
has been spending a few weeks visiting
her brother, Charles Clark, has returned to
her home in the West.-Miss Florence
Litchfield of Coventry spent several days at
Will Campbells last week.-Mr. and Mrs.
Sylvester S. Doud visited their son, DIR.
Arthur Doud, Of New Hampshire last
week.-Hattie Berry of Portsmouth, N. H.,
is visiting relatives in town.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-08-20
BIRTHS.

In Glover, Aug. Is, a daughter, Jennie Fran
ces, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Taylor.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-08-20
st. JOhnSbury

The village was startled Tuesday morn
ing to hear that Edwin Harris had taken
his life by hanging himself in his barn.
This must have been done early in the
morning after he had gone out to the barn
to do the morning work. The death of his
wife proved a crushing blow to him, and
led to his sudden end. Mr.. Harris was
born in st. Johnsbury, Oct. p, 1887, and
was the son of James Harris for whom
"Harris Hip is named.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-09
ELLENsBURG SOCIETY NOTES.

ELLENsBURG, Dec. s.-Mr. Charles
Butler. of Port Townsend. has been the
guest OF Mr.. David Murray this week.
Miss Annie Porter, of Yakima, spent a
few days in the city as the guest of Mrs.
Mr.. W. D. Miller, of Seattle. spent
Mrs. Delaney, Of Walla wana, arrived
IN the city last week on a visit to her
daughter; Mrs. George Jenkins.
been spending a few days IN the city as
the guests Of their daughter. Miss Sue
Porter.
Miss Sue Porter and Mrs. win Green
returned on Tuesday from a short trip
to Seattle and Victoria.
young people on Thursday evening
Mrs. F. b. Ready. after spending most
OF the summer and fall on the Sound,
Mr.: and Mrs. John A. Shoudy went to
Seattle last Friday to attend the funeral
OF Mr. J. T, Stewart. brother Of Mrs.
Mr. Robert Engles left last Wednesday
for his homs In Philadelphia.
Mr.. James Thompson returned last
Monday from Nome to spend the winter
Mr.. A. T. Ravens returned last Tuesday
from a visit to HIS mother in Illinois.
Miss Wilcox. Miss Remmele and Miss
home OF Miss RemmeIe last Saturday
]. c. Hubbell, Mrs. Ralph Kaufman,
Mrs. j. X. Morrell. Mrs. George Short
Miss Aimee Porter. Mrs. Little Mrs.
Johns. Mrs. H. L. 6towel!. Mrs. Laura
Riddell. Mrs. Frank McCandless, Mrs
slemmons. Mrs P. p. Gray, Mrs Greer
Mrs. p. A. Getx. Miss Mildred Matlock,
Miss Sanford Mrs. J. c. McCuliy, Mrs
Henry Wager. Mrs. A. Fl. Stulfauth.
Mr.. ]. g. O'Neii, a business man OF la
tab Wash. spent several days here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Flodin, Of VIII
liams Creek. are visiting in the city.
Mr.. c. B. Graves attended court in
Yakima this week.
Mrs. George Henton left on Thursday
for San Francisco to spend the winter
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Black. Mrs. Anderson Mrs. Paine Mrs.
Hayes. Mrs: Irwin; Mrs; Robinson, Mrs.
Ka~r. Miss Gillies. Miss Patterson. Miss
weatherwax. Miss Allen, Miss Karshner.
Miss Graham, Miss Jones. Miss Becker,
Miss MIS- Ley Lewis; Miss Campbell Ms Ana.r-
Mr. Smith. Mr.. Cook, Mr.. Nye. Mr.. Per-
ry. Mr.. tanning, Mr.: Patterson, Mr..
Mr.. Brookman, Mr.. Fuller, and Mr.. VI
burt, of Hoquiam.
DIR. and Mrs. J. w. scammeli entertain
ed Thursday evening at dinner.
Mr.. C. II. Rychard. of Hoquiam, was In
the city Friday
Mr.. Edward Landon made a visit to his
parents in Montesano Thursday
dinner party Wednesday evening in honor
OF Mr. and Mrs. Mason Irwin, who left
70 make their future home in Montesano
the following day. Those present were:
D. Wood Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Green. Mr..
and Mrs +. l.. Carman, Mr.. and Mrs
s. N. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Wood entertained
a few intimate friends at dinner Thurs
day evening.
from Seattle. where they have been VS. WIS.,
iting for the past week.
Mrs. d. W. Dobbins, of this city, has
gone to Tacoma. whore she will spend the
Mr. Ernie Baker was down from Mon
tesano Saturday visiting friends
Mr.; and Mrs. D. Fl. Mullen had charm
and Mrs. Irwin and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Miss isabel McDermnoth returned
Wednesday evening from Seattle. where
month past.
Miss Romayne Wood entertained quite
a gathering of her young friends satur-
1,tr
the main feature while later refreshments
were served Those present were: Miss
Vera Crawford. Miss Muth Barclay, Miss
Sadie Gleason. Miss Ethel King. Miss
Gertrude Bell, Miss Elva butcher Miss
Ethel Benjamin. Miss Lena Neiss, Miss
Elva Bundy. Miss Melva Bundy. Miss
Gene Hayes. Miss Blanche Karshner.
evening at the residence of the Hon. Sam
ue Benn. to be known as the Buster
Club" and they will meet on Friday even
were elected: President. Mrs. John Nc
Namara; vice president, Mrs. j. p. Sulli-
van: secretary and treasurer, William
Irvine.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Perry left this week
on the steamer Newburg for California,
and will make their homo In Los An
geles.
ssversl days smone old friends s S'y II Men
tesano during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Trask spent Thurs
day In Montesano visiting with relatives.
Mr. l. W. Mason left Tuesday morning
for visit during the holidays with rela-
tives In Wisconsin. He will return
In February
Mr.. T. Reynolds, Mr.. w. J. Briggeman.
and Mr.. l.. +. Hunt. all Of Seattle, were
IN town over Thursday.
Miss Cora N. Morgan. youngest daugh-
ter Of Mr.. w. M. Morgan, OF this city,
was united In marriage Wednesday
morning to Mr.. J. w. Park. the Rev. s.
M. Brookman officiating. After an early
wedding breakfast they took the train
for California, where they will spend
their honeymoon.
Mr.. J. H. Borton. Of st. Paul. arrived
In the city Wednesday.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following deeds were filed in the county au-
ditor's office yesterday:
lots and IS. and all Of lots o. 10. II. IL block !.
Younss add, $40.
J. W Wheeler and wife TO n 4 Elliott. lots 5
and 9. block T. Edeewater Second add. $50.
II C. Calhoun and wife. 70 o. q smith. lots ;:
g. O. and No. block IS lot 10, block IS; lots :. 5
and 6 block 10 Laws second add and lot !. block
block n Rieys add also lot 5. block .. Hanfcrds
add also 10. ~ sec r. tp y ALL 81 ,.r ,n,.,
est lot H. "a. tip y. e. so.
Susie r. ruthiil and husband TO C. J. stanshsr,.
lots l. 2 and >, block .. Denny Thurman add. SS
County Treasurer 20 G. j stsnsherry. lot 4 block
Of Maynard's Lake Wellington add tax deed
County Treasurer to G. J s'snsherry. lots ;, and
6 block s. Msynard's Lake Washington add; also
lots . 10 and H. block 49, same add tax deed
Corutv Treasurer to C. ] stansberry. lots u. u
and H. block H. West Seattle First plat tar deed
Carte YAte. 20 West Seattle Land and Improve
ment Co, lots / and 2. block II. q Bells Fourth
add. 81. -,
/. and $ block % 8 A Belle Second add $500
German Savings and Loan Society 70 A n Arm
strong and wife. parts Of lots and ), block q.
Klestermsn and VII. to NJ Best,inser. lot II.
block i. Gratis Salmon Bsy add So y.
y A Knb0urns g !, rnrshur'' lot s' bloch ~
NSis 4 Nelson and wife to l.. Y Parkhurst. 10.
IS block a, Denny q Heyts add 500
J. NcIdlie and yns q Mh,tm "a pe'. e s.s
IA n InianthAl and wife, 20 A E Cousts. tract
an ssc d IN q. rse, ~ acres. Us
T Van he vantsr, sherth 70 fasei sennd IA
,ieusl Hang various lets ard tracts in Seattle, ST..
30,
" NJ Gsmmin e. al to Y. " Ledger. lots in
various additions. 81
4 P1tuAn 70 $ V. Branncn. lots y and y,
horh Iisiiafds Park add 10 AutsIFus $40.
May winter and husband 70 fhssnA. Earro~'
Cd Al uis N ngG q sec 3. - u. q =, $50.
Klos,srmau ard wife 20 fIsnk IsrFSr. Ices
ana 'llock q. GraFs Salmon Bay add sls
" q Rradney and wife 20 J. W Wheeler. lofa
= 4 aeA 1 hlork q o. secepd Motor line add SO
n wilsnn and wife 70 G + Ren hers tat
and NJ 4 ~ :, bloch s. Francs H. Day Ia
Grsnae add N.0o. a,
At vsa ns vtn;cr te ", Benisrain. ga q
-. Il nei. and 81 q nws. e ses q neA sec
"a IN a. rsc SSt-
\ Iarecn Eua wife 20 3 Elffssn. loi y hie'-s 9.
Gilman Park SO -. -. "A q,
- a M s ferlsf II blosAs c ana D. Ham
blq,s Arfe Gardens. So.
For a real swell dinner
-. 49, 49,. q -
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SOCIETY IN SUMMER.

SUMNER. Dec. s--Miss Jennie Bacon
has entered the training school for nurses
at the St. Joseph's hospital. Tacoma
Mr.. Theodore Dezarn returned from
California Tuesday.
The family Of Mr. and Mrs. George
Berlin arrived here from Sioux Falls s.
D., last Saturday.
Mrs, w b. Perry has been in the hos
pital In Tacoma for the past week
Mrs. M. J. Thornton and children are
visiting relatives in Seattle.
Mr.. F. Dragoo, of Indiana, visited for
a couple of days this week with Mr.. Ed
ward Fobes.
Mrs. A. N. Berlin was the guest the
first Of the week with her parents In
Kent
A chicken supper was served at Mr.
Richard Trubshaw's residence Friday
evening. Mr.. J. H. Corliss furnished the
viands and Mr.. Jack Smith was the chef
Of the occasion About thirty persons
wera present
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BELLEVUE, Dec. s.-Mrs. A. A. Peter
son gave n tea party at her residence
Thursday afternoon In honor OF Mrs.
Clarence Thwing wife of the retiring
minister OF this place The house was
handsomely decorated with evercreens
and chrysanthemums. The afternoon
was spent I'm vocal and Instrumental mu-
slc and a general good time after which
Refreshments were served. Those present
were. Mrs c. NJ Stertment, Mrs w r
livery. Mrs C. H. johnson, Mrs. Will
Rerringer, Mrs. Rhuhe Woodruff. Mrs
w. Burr Mrs. F. c. Fiddler. Mrs. Scan
lin. Mrs. II. A. Peterson, Mrs. Hunt Mrs.
Clarence Thwing
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COUPEvILLE SOCIAL NOTES.

COUPEvILIsE. Dec. s.-Mr. John Rob
ertson was a visitor to Seattle this week
Mr. and Mrs James Gillespie have gone
10 Seattle where they will spend several
DAYS.
Mr. Luther Leland. Mr. Charles Leland
Mr. Allison Wanamaker and Mr. George
w Swift, all from the state university
at Seattle. were home for Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Carter, OF Seattle.
were in town this week.
Mr. Grove Terry attended the grand ball
at Port Townsend this week.
Mr. Lester still went to Seattle Tuesday.
Mr. william Haste has returned from a
visit to Olympia.
Mrs Allison was In Seattle Wednesday.
Mrs w. A. Nunan was In town a few
DAYS last week
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years residence abroad and has taken
apartments at the Hotel Vancouver
Miss Calder. of Alberni street, who has
been visiting in New Westminster for
the past month, has returned home
Mr.. Charles Z. Neili, supervisor in
British Columbia for the branches of the
Merchants bank, is spending his vaca-
ton In San Francisco.
Mrs. C. Grant Henshaw Is en- route 10
her home in this city after years So
journ in England.
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The Post-In,eliigencer has secured the
exclusive right for Washington to Rant,
McNally & Co.'S latest folder map o..
china and Asia These may be secured
al Post-Inteliigencer business offices q.
10 cents each
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Fine Dinner To-day.

The Opera Cafe and Grin Room will
set a fine dinner for ladies and gentle
men today. An excellent menu. a IA
carte. II you have not oeen there so
there today. Prices moderate. 's'
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y a guests Of Mr..
!, sEamokawa is
I. t,,s'a' q Astoria on Tues
~ Nh flassl White
4 Portland, Visited visited
81 west on sa'0f-
,,s.r returned from
ssss.ss, o. Kaiama'
n 2 ;,sn Exams. Of Van
W. d N. and MITE
4 SkamokA"-
Z slsnssaw.' spent
is..as returned Sunday
~ 4 Astoria, - visit
~ folsls No - ~
VII Spsut Tuesday IN
- visltsd Astoria this
-, lsft Monday for
vi visit friends;
;rwe i visiting her SIS
~ Il oregon City.
.Sssi Who has been
n ]. T. Nasso. left
,,,'ss md Hiss Alma
5iSg h Astoria: =,
4 visiting friends IN
- I very pleasant party
",,e Il honor OF her
~ n W0odburn, Or.
" and MYp. Pope
n. Warren, Or.
l.s Mis- Mary Wells,
i'm Nauds Klmball.
ssn. Mss Dora Has
SSr' Nls1 Daisy Baker,
Y S1Ies Ninaie Smith.
- m. Alex McMath.
~ Roy White, Mr..
ElWard Baker.
;san. Of Dkamokawa.
+ csthlamet.
iusflh spent Saturday
~ sas IN sksmckawa
nuAs,I. Of Eureka. spent
- 1ofber IN Cathlamet.
lI16n visited Astoria on
1 skanshawA was in
u 'sa'i spsut saturday in
s4a visited friends in
! ~ sus', Of Mrs.
I'M satertainsd 4 few
1si6y evening. Those
n IA Nh, c, II, War
NdI1 Miss Florence
tn Nassa. Mies Grace
III Whlte. Miss Hattie
~ Haslam. Miss Mamie
NH, NJ. Theodore
~ NJ, Robert Hconce,
~ N, Ray White, Mr..
n Clarence White.
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5tr1oa Il visiting her
M, m this city.
4 n Eliza beth hospital
Nesr.ng from q severe
having recovered SUIT
" removal.
4 Edison. visited her
MI
~. Who has been visit
Louis. No.
: hanson and son Earl.
svsnl days this week
n y = quests q Miss Ed.
la.n q Falrhaven. was
&H Elizabeth hospItal
sfsc' EhrlIch. OF Ehr-
asslsy d visit on Mon.
I.
" Mss Hannah Carl
.'i s.sfrIase q, the home
scty TEACHERS Assoc,a 1.
Z haunt Vernon on sat
scineihlng entirely
~ q given nv the
40 y, hall on NH Fr ,ta,S"
Masquerade hall
~ Men o. this plaes
= MI he an o~cs II ~,
~ 7. y those who may
y hsereii. arrived on
~ hiecN Mrs John
= one Of the rio Mo,
@slhg lived on the
En,.
Y. m's week,
~ % been M for a
u, 10y g Hpsch snen,
- visiting IN snnho.
n NJ. N"V
N Nl MY u Hughey.
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When
The
Cook

Tells you there is no more
beer in the house just when
you are ready to use it in a
WEIGH rarebit, there is gen.
orally a decision made that
there shall always be a full
case in the house. That case
should be full of