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non CLARK's TODDY.
Resources Of an Illinois Candidate Recalled
BY q Former Constituent.

W ~ bEhut
Il zee that Hod Clark has been nominated
for Congress for the Nineteenth district in
Illinois" said a former Illinois nan.
You people here don't know ifod. OF course.
but you will hear about him before he has been
In the House very long.
"He belongs TO the old line of Illinois states-
men. He hasn't had but two hats since the
civil War. one Is the slouch army hat Whloh
Is so conspicuous In q. 4. Il. reunions. the Other
is "a stoyepipe structure like thai worn by Daniel
Webster. He aiso wears, or did the last t!ms
! saw him. the old style double, breasted black
cloth coat Of the days when the old oakcn bucket
ATE orators. ilo has tho face and stately stalk
Of n heavy tTGgsdiau. He was a friend OF
Lincoln and the President often l0ld iiod that
he, Ilod. was cut out Tor u higher destiny.
@Hod Is one Of your old time hOspitab!cchar-
acter5 and when you entor his house all the
doors stand open, was his guest once and
no asked me II j would Ike a hot tpddv, Al,
il was u Geld day tald would. The hot water,
elassrs, sugar and lemon rlud were brought
out. Then there was n wait ocCasJOned by
Holds search Ir ths bottle, When he found
il there was not Il drop IN il. Vel. s,r. instead OF
apologi2ina iiod Put on his big top coat and
drug store, for his town, Nation. Ma u hish
liccI q burg, and bought q bottle 81 hor-s
medicine. with which be rctyrned, and We had
the hot foddy all right, lie Shid the drug store
purchase was horse medicine, which the pro-
prIotnr kept on the shelf for him, but It tasted
nightly like tho old stun 20 me. I've always
thought n good deal Of Hod Clark ever since
that Incident. lie has the alemeniA Of . s,ate-
gist IN his nake-up.'
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TRAINING A DOG FOR A Plight.
veteran Of Many Encounters That Used 70
'Dreak Training" SteaIthiiy.

"Dreak Training" SteaIthiiy.
The owner Of a bulldog whose name il TAN
nah" who lives mar Riverside Drive. re-
late. his experiences while training a dog for
a fght. He said:
In years gone by dog fights were more nu-
merous than now and had to be pulled on on
the quiet. Fort Lee was tho favorite place.
and many q battle Tannah fought and won
over there. Owing to his age he has been out
of the ring for a few years. Now, IA most
people know. a dog has to be trained TO the
hour just like q pugills. In Tqnnah's case train
ing was not 10 his liking, as be was compelled
to go on a diet, and for tho three weeks previ-
Gus 10 a battle he wouldn't get any meat. This
Tannah did not like, and a few days before
several fights he wandered away and returned
about a week later az fat as q hog.
-Of course | would have to forfeit the APP
pearancc money, which, was often as much
a sl% nhr TRY he as 6 ! M2rldd ik eof fUod nG }ha ,in6 ms ,as
him 80 fat, until one day, shortly before a fight,
and as he was, trained pretty fine. l took him
out on n leader. We walked several miles
nearing a row Of cottages. ana as II was warm
several persons were sitting On the stoops.
On passing them each Person mad q different
was that he recognized every one Of them and
responded By a wag Of BIS tall. My intentions
were to walk on a little further. but when about
to cross IN. street, Tannah refused 10 follow
Il became angry. and, after trying TO per.
whip. which caused him to yelp. In an in-
slant myself and the dog were in the centre
OF n dozen people. some calling me brute. and
accusing me Of starving the poor Jack nice
Jip,' and various other names, 10 death. No
matter how hard ! tried | could not get In q
word Of explanation for abous, fye minutes.
was that the dog was 70 thin. l also told them
l could not under A1Sd why the dog refused 70
move Of the bloci. Finally a woman stand-
ing peNt IN ma said!
why. we all like Jack. Ne Is very gentle
and PAYS lis quite a number Of visits. rnd We
I'LL feel sorry Tor him every time he comes around.
he looks half starved
while all this was going on ] did not notice
Hannah IN the background getting away with
enough meat 10 feed a dozen dogs but. az luck
had n. ! got II away from him In time, and he
after q hard battle
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past week returned TO her home in Tacoma
Wednesday. being accompanied Dy Miss
Bessie Marshall
Mrs. Glory Rodgers. Of New Whatcom,
Is a guest az the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. W. Appleby-
Miss Mary Boyle. of Seattle. Is guest
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. +.
Dweiley this week.
Mr.. Guy Conner is home for short
visit
Mrs .. Gailiher and four daughters re-
turned home from Seattle and Olympia
the past week
Mrs. j. j. White and Miss Clara L.
Price returned to their home IN Spokane
the fore part OF the week.
Mr. Charles Caches returned TO Seattle
the fore part OF the week.
Mr. Don H. Palmer of Seattle, was
guest at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. A.
Sisson, OF PadiIla. the past week.
Mr.. j. w Tockabury returned home
from nm extended visit with relatives and
friends In Ontario and the Eastern cities.
Mr. 3. l.. Martin was in Seattle this
week.
Mrs. RI. s. Conner gave an outing to a
number Of relatives and friends at Dcnni-
son point Friday In honor of her birth
day.
Mr.. Robert Christensen, Of Marysville,
was In town the past week.
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rAs1r sorfND. Aug. 1s-Mlss Flora
Sutherland and Miss Esther sumo ~ PEI ssS
9ave a delightful picnic IN honor %, ~ g.
Herbert X Gowen, OF Irin, TX Harding $
on,nt an Tuesday afternoon ana eFei ne,
Those present were: Mr.; and Ms g Ms
l.. Cow Miss Tessie SUM- r,.ra,,y Mr..
Mmrdoch Cow. Mr. Vincent aowen' MI
Iauucelot Gowen. .sa 1a,a n
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Sutherland gave
very pleasant clambaks on "e'i''
g Mrs. Frederick Huribnrt, Of Seattle. ana
sor,' are visiting Mrs. w. j. Dlcks2n'
Rev. Herbert II gowen an i''s
Mrs II. b. Doiscn. Of Seattle spen,s , TX,
dav With his family at Mrs. Morris Men
o' r,s r,orr,us and family and Miss Ade-
iasda Honp Miss Emma Hopp ana ME-
Kate Hopp, Of Seattle. are guests OF MfH'
Morris Nichols s,.,a ara
Mrs Wagner and family, OF sea'''e' arg
M. M. ii. Galley has returned 20 seat
Mrs. r.. A. Guriey has returned from
geaftle and has taken the Grahafh GU
vi" Mrs. Amos Hiii left for Seattle on We'd
ncsday. =. uva.sor Mrs
n ~ sheridan, Mrs. Oliver Dyer Gown.
Mas Jessie Colvin and Mr.. Oliver Dyer
Coivin. jr.. are among the seattle Vis''-
oI n,r ~ r q winaeid Crockett. q Seattle.
and Mrs John Tempiin. Of Fairhavsn.
visited Mrs. Hugh Tsmp'in dur'hs 'ns
NJ and Mrs. Conway and Miss Monet,
az Fairhayen visited their cousin, MIS-.
i. 3. Waidrip. during the week -.
Mrs. r. A. Gurley. Of Denver ieft TOT
" mrs George or go Il. Gage and daughter.
Miss Marguerite Gage, OF New Whateom.
and Miss Anna T. Gage, OF keokuE. ta''
visited East Sound during the Week
Richard slaytev and Mr.. u. Bartlett Web
star. Of Fsirhaven, are East Sound visit
N. and Mrs. c. II. atedman. Of Che
nav yVagh arc stopping IN East Sound.
Mr. q & Litchheld. OF San Francisco
10 an East Sound visitor.
Mr.. Louis Morand. OF Roche Harpor. -
stopping In East Sound
MI. Charles A. Heath left for Roche
Harbor during the week,
Mr. and Mrs q. III. Wescot or Camp
Crescent have returned d 20 h, v,n,s 70 FRI.
day Harbor during the week.
Mr.. f.orin Andrews. OF Minneapolis,
MINI. II visiting Mr. 8. y; stoyers. -.
dundIack and a number OF others from
Blaine are camping on the North beach.
Mrs. Estyn Chalmers. who has been III
soms 1 ,Sn e Escorted party
Of campers up Mount Constitution on
Monday.
on Saturday Mr.. and ,.frs, James Tul-
loeSh gave pleasant farewell picnic for
Mr. and Mrs John l.. Cow and family.
who leave for Seattle in n few weeks.
The room In which the dinner was serv-
ed was decorated with evergreens. ore.
ron grape and mistietoe. Those present
beside Mr. Tuiioch's family were; Mr..
and Hrs John L. Cow. Miss Ary Cow.
Prof Harding and Mr. Murdoch Cow;
The evening was spent In dancing and
games.
Mr., Charles A. Heath. OF St Paul. will
OCCUPY tho island home OF Mr.. Murdoch
0sw during thu iatterx absence In Se-
ottio.
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CENTRALIA SOCIETY.

cBNTRALIA, Aug. B.-Mrs. VIII "
after a visit with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. ii. Tilley were at the
Mr.. John r. Laraway has gone to Che
halis to remain for some. time.
Mr.. Thomas Long was In the city Iues-
Judge w. w. Langhorne was in the
Mr.. Frank S. sprague. Mr.. George
and Mr.. G. s. Gilchrist were delegates 70
the Republican state convention In Ia
coma this week a.,
Or. r. p. Francis has been seriously ~.
but Is now improving. Al one time ms
Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Wallis. Of Akron.
o., arrived in the city this week, ny.
Wallis has accepted the postionyof prin-
cipai of the high school Mrs Wallis
is a sister OF Mrs. f. r.. thinner
Mrs Hinckiey, Of Pc Ell, was In the
city Monday and the Eastern ga, ZIMMERMAN raro
refreshments were served and pleasant
evening passed.
Mr.. p r. stahi arrived home. from the
beach Tuesday after vacation OF TWO
Mr.. George Cunning went to Aberdeen
Monday. where he expects to remain ior
Mr.. ". II. Yaw returned to Fairhavcn
Mrs. il f. whinnery and children re-
Gently returned from Pasadena, Cal,
where they had been visiting.
Mrs. ". Jones' arrived home last week
from San Jose, Cal.
Mrs A. l.. Jackson and daughter are
at westport for few weeks; ..,,
Mr.. w. IT. Nudd arrived home from
MINNEAPOLIS this week. accompanied by
Mr. o. r. Taylor.
urday accomplished by Mrs. Haiistrom,
Mrs Fuller Nudd's sister.
Miss Marie Joyce. OF Seattle. Is spend
ing her vacation In this city.
Mr.. i. RI Buxton apd family are at the
coast for week. r.
Mrs, John Hawk is In the city from Ta-
coma visiting her sister, Mrs george
Mrs Rogers. OF Oklahoma. is visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs, j. n Aust.
Mrs r. r. McNitt went 10 the peach
wednesday. accompanied by her children
Pearl and Frank.
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ing in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs John
Decker, of Seattle. Those present were:
Mrs. McMath, Mr. and Mrs j. Decker.
Miss Maude Kimball. Miss Hazel White.
Miss Florence Hasten. Miss Lottie
Hanke, Miss Ella Hansen, Miss Lottie
Nassa, Miss Grace Cox. Mrs. Hitchlngs.
Mrs. Mcintyre, Miss Winnie McMath. Mr..
Robert MeMath. Mr.. Alex McMath. Mr..
Clarence White, Mr.. ]. c. Ross. Mr..
Wallace Smith, Mr.. Hans Jacobsen, Mr..
Clifford Monroe and Mr.. Richard Nassa.
Mr.. Percy Douglass spent Sunday at
the seaside.
Mrs. James s. Cox returned Thursday
from Vancouver.
Miss Daisy Baker, who has been visit
ing her sister in Ridgeville. returned
returned home on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John West, of Stella,
were visiting in town last week.
Miss Myrtle Powell spent Saturday in
Portland.
Mrs Sol Smith, Miss Alta Smith and
Miss Minnie Smith spent last week with
friends in Portland.
Miss Annie Belknap of Ilwaco, was the
guest Of Mrs. Jesse Baker last Saturday.
Mr. l.. G. Burton left Monday night for
Tacoma.
Mrs. U, b. Scott. of Seattle. was In
town ON Wednesday,
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COUPEvILLE SOCIAL NOTES.

COUPEvILLE. Aug. 1s-Mr. Luther
Weedin, Mr.. Lester Still, Mr.. J. Ely. Mr..
X. p. Frostard, Mr.. A. III. Wanamaker
and Mr.. j. +. Wanamaker were in Port
Townsend the most Of the week.
Mrs. James Stockand, OF Port Town
send. Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Kineth In town.
Judge j. l.. Sharpstein and family, Miss
l.. Burrows and Prof o. A. Hauerbach,
all OF walIa walla, are camping at Sna-
kelum Point.
Mrs Cove has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. A. n. Kineth. in town.
Miw Conner, of Hamilton, Is visiting
relatives in town.
DIR. Mckee tas called TO Oak Harbor
Tuesday to attend Capt. Morse and Mrs
Thornton.
Mrs. A. NJ Herrett. of Everett is visit
ing relatives here.
Capt. J. w. ciapp was in Seattle this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Van OIinda of vashon
island. are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. II. II. Watson. Mrs. c. -. Pearson
and Miss Blowers were at La Conner
Wednesday.
Mrs. Rhodes. of Seattle. is visiting Mrs.
Merrett.
Miss Campbell. of Seattle. Is visiting
with relatives here.
Mrs McAllap and Miss Taylor. of Seat
tie, are spending few days here.
Mrs. b. F. Loveland. of Seattle, Is WIS.,
iting In town.
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cmEHALIs SOCIETY.

cHEHAfrs. Aug. fs-Mr. C. w. John
some and Mr. r. A. Frost spens a part
OF the week In Cowits county.
Mr.. w. u, Taylor Is spending week
on tho ccas. WITH his bicycle and camera
Miss Fes>nfeld has returned to her homo
~ Hoquiam after a pleasant visit with
her sister. Mrs, Everett 10 chchaiis.
Mrs y. J Miller u spending a couple OF
weeks al the seaside.
Mtss Mae wsatherhee IL visiting friends
IN Tacoma and Seattle this week.
MIR, w. r. West, OF san Francisco, Wis
Ited his father, AIR William West in Che
friend. Mr.. George Fuller
Mrs. Bessie Martin In attending the
Grand Lodge OF the Women OF woodoraft
g salt Lake city as delegate from the
Or. n G. Godfre, IL visiting his family
Mt the beach near South Hens.
Mrs. David yrauhsrt went 60 Tacoma
Monday 10 visft relatives,
Last Monday evening Miss Agnes Willis
gave a pa ~ In honor % her guest Miss
kunney, 81 Tacoma
Miss Helen Foiton II visiting friends in
Mr. Charles Nudgett ana Miss Mamie
Nudeett, of Tacoma, visited Mr. and Mira,
W r sherman during tho past week
Mise Irnnie MeNauEhton, Of Snohamish
has heer ths guest % Mira r. r. Friday
this week.
Mr. Frank Douglas. q Portland. visited
relatives ana friends IN town during the
MI, W. n cosmar has gons 10 San
ffeneiHco. where he viii attend a medical
c.nags derirs The coming year
3rs Aadie West has returned to her
home A. SufnaS after a brief visit with
ffisndt iH Chehhlis
Mr. and Mrs ~ itpusier. 20 Tacoma. arr
visiting Nj and Mrs L. Ia Brec ana other
relatives 10 Cheheits
Mrs George SandstYom. % Tacoma. a
visiting nor parents az Forest
Miss taifh Gilbert. who was A gttest az
Mr. and Mrs = Y. BRADLEY anylnx fh.,
lasi wesk. has returned 70 her home az
Mr. l.oais Marion. who r. reading tenn
roFarilf az rasco, IL visiting ala hcauaint-
eneeA tn ch"hsns and VIII enfcy a few
DAYS on the ccaes
Misa Mauae Maynard - IN Portland this
week with friends
NJ samuei Btvnett hax reformed ia h,s
horne ~ Chtfaaa. after two weeks visit
VIII hls brothers, Mr Maurice ans Nr
simon Burnett IA Chebxfia
Mira " lS'Hd, ~ Tacoma g. visiting
Der parsHss Mr. and Mrs " A West.
over
warrrn Davis. % Seattle. spent he week
With Chehsiss relatives
Nj, Angus Msxinmis a nerhew Of Rev
ans Mrs y. y Drake who hes hasn elx.
hlnE ~ the cry, has saue t. Everett
Prof.. J, 7 Forrest and family have -.
turned from three weeks rampiax ~
pestsian On the AeA6wAierx cf the Neuan-
kum river
NJ. rrei Gale and M. y. A M,c.hlosrh
areat theif vacation On the Sound
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FRANKLIN SOCIETY.

FRANKLIN, Aug 1s.-A fishing. party
was given last Thursday by Mrs J, ID.
Jones, on the banks of Green river Those
invited were: DR.. J. J. Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs T. II. Jones, Mr.. William Peak, Mr..
David l.. Jones. Mr.. Foz. Mr.. David
Jones. Mr.. Nichols, Mr.. Isaac Jones. Mr..
]. ID. Jones, Mrs. James and Miss Saddle
Thomas. OF Black Diamond; Mrs Gus
Jones, of Lawson: Miss Bella Price. Miss
Pearl Price, Of Seattle, Miss NJ. A. Jones.
Miss Jeanette James, Miss Nellie Jones.
Miss Beatrice Davis. Miss Annie Davis,
Miss Rachel Martin, Master Reginald
Davis and Miss Cora Jones, Of Renton.
Mr.. Isaac Jones, OF Cefn Coed, Wales.
and Mr.. David Jones, OF Youngstown,
o.. are recent arrivals In the city.
Mrs. David Davis Will visit friends in
Tacoma next month.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Jones, of Seattle,
were visiting friends here a short time
ago.
Miss Bella Price and Miss Pearl Price
are visiting the Misses Jones.
Mr.. Bridgman and Mr.. Fredericks, Of
Seattle spent couple of days fishing
in Green river. with Mr.. T. II. Jones.
two weeks ago.
Mrs. c. b. Coffin and Miss A. f. Wood.
OF seattle, visited with Mr.. and Mrs. T.
II. Jones just before Mrs. Coffin sailed
for Alaska
Mr. Thomas ONeil and Mr.. NJ. Burns
have returned to Seattle after visit
with friends.
Miss Nelson and Miss Cary are ex-
pected home in the early part OF Septem-
Der.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Gus Jones left Friday to
attend the wedding OF Mr.. Samuel Price
and Mrs. Kate Y. Jones. of Seattle.
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nELLrNoHAM BAY SOCIETY.

NEW wHATcoM, Aug. is.-Mr. and
Mrs IL T.. Dickinson visited In Seattle
the FIRST of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. y. Buxton OF East
sound spcnt last Sunday visiting reia-
tives and friends In Whatcom.
Mrs r. I. Morse is attending the Chau-
tauqua assembly,
M. and Mrs D. Campbell. Mrs. ]. M.
Miller Miss Miller and Miss Dickinson
are camping at chuckanut bay
on "wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
J. u. Badly entertained Miss Lee. Miss
Vaughan. Miss Mildred Vaughan. Mr. ;.
A Post and Mr. III. NJ White.
Mrs A. winfrei Crockett. OF Seattle,
Is the guest OF Mr.. and AIRS. John Tenn
Mrs A. Mansfield returned Monday
from two weeks trip TO san Francisco.
Mrs Higginsou's niece. Miss Morgan Is
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs II. G. Higginson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Eldridgs spent the
week In Tacoma.
attic and Tacoma the greater part of the
week.
from months visit In vancouver. y. 9.
Miss BERTHA Hull returned Monday from
a short visit to California.
AIR w. r. Cornwall and daughter. Mrs.
Edward Fischer. arrived In Whatcom
from San Francisco on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. wiliism Mckee have gone
TO their old home In steubenville, o., to
reside
Miss Ratheryn Allen entertained few
friends Tuesday evening on the launch
lone.
Mr. and Mrs. II f. Hadiey are spend
inr a few DAYS at Harrison hot springs
A midsummer dancing party was given
in Lighthouse hall Friday evening About
100 society people OF tho bay were pres
ent
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SOCIETY IN sNoH0MIsH.

eNoHoMTSH Aus. is--T'he social event
~ the week was a bicycle party given
Wednesday evening The entertainment
plank road % t.arrimers spring and re-
turn and lawn party al Hndson's. at
Ter the ride
The little folk OF the town we're enter
taiued at The noisen residence, Tuesday
afternoon. the occasion being the birth
days 81 both Mae and Rae Doleen Those
present were irer Striker. Julia Loose.
iner Rakeman. CLYDE Nohn. Fay Cross
mas. Gertrude Dickinson, Sadie Night
enEaic Cora Horton Ella Horton Leila
sherman Dorothy Turner Helen Foster,
sierwin. Guy pakeman. Earl Williams.
Curtis Hart. FretiA Grover. Lillian Rob
lus0u, Lorena Warner, Leslie Grover,
SHAW. ESsiyn sullivan. BESSIE han. viois
NestaL Charlie Ames, Jessie or,iwRy.
Rugh Ault Marie vestai Helen BoyIs,
Jeta vesta' Norman Mccreaay.
Mrs Chariaa Robinson visited friends
ln Everett sunday
Miss Minnie whnaeia was an Everett
visitor this week.
Mrs \ n Mnasett. 81 Tacoma. Il WIS.,
iting friends "a the city this week She
viii remain about zen Says-
pr ara Mrs starr. cid residents az
snchou'ish, called on friends here this
Mrs. s vestal ara daughter. Miss T.nev.
vlsliss Seattle this week
Niss iee, - Naitbv. and Mrss Lena
guests last Saturday,
NIls4 Inca Powers and Miss Taa Pow.
sFs wcre Seattle visitors "Wednesday.
MIRA Mefnsr Moore ard sister. Miss
ffsiufE - Monroe were snv0hcnish vtR-
lsuys TUESDAY afteruonn-
Miss Bsstevtou Departed thls week tor
Barring where she faiued a rarnrIr.y
party. she viii remain there about twa
weeks
Miss Ada nlhh whN has accepted a NO
sits0u Ia une cf the SPOKANE schools ara
for that city sunday evenlnE
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m. Alexander, Mr.. j. A. Berkeley, Mr.. A.
H. Ludwig, Mr.. and Mrs. s. /. Robson.
Mr. George W. Chapman and fir. j. X
Ninnick.
Mrs. ]. w. Carey IS being entertained by
friends at Cohasset.
Mrs Watkins and children are occupy
ing a cottage at Cohasset ana VIII remain
until the close OF the season.
Miss blanche Karshner has returned
from an extended visit 10 the Sound ana
ia continuing her vacation at the beach.
Mr.. r.. f. Taggart was IN otyfnpia our
ing the week. -. ~.
xr Eugene France has returned TO the
~,sv a f,ar a cruising trip OF several days
duration. ..-.o,y,t.a nv
az. I ana Hansen and Miss Daisy Jonn-
son is enjoying an outing at WestporL
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IA CONNER socIrry.

IA CONNER. ANs. iS-Mrs u 81 RAN
Mha had hean visiting her tauEhter. sFsv.
William Hopkins. az olympia ar ! fsw,
weeks has rcfurnNa
Ms James Caches returned from seat
t~ Friday evening.
Mrs l.. L. Andrews ans aauahte~ Mis-,
Maine rsfAraed from seattle FRIDAY
evening
Mr., =. n Miller wsa In Seattle a few
csys the past week
Miss Mile Watkins visited trlanas IN
SeupeVtle a few dAys last week
NFs Clara Rowe - visiting refn rfsex
a. Seattle and Kirkland
Mrs. W II TAlhatt ard family arrived
hero from Elienshurg Tuesday evening
Conner.
Miss Della LAWN. Mrs. J. W. Barnett
and mother, Mrs Hart, OF Seattle. are
~. ESAry
Mrs. w T. Rrcnsnn, who visited az the
eems1cf Mr.. ana MRS. u. u, Marshall the
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nRrMERrox SOCIAL NEWS.

BREMERT0$. Aug ls-Cspt W n
SeymoTs atieniea the Rspu5lican conw~a-
fFnn Kltsap county
Mss Mary Byrne Is visiting Miss Greer
"a Seattle
MI II z. WtcseFsham, formerly 81 the
Puget Sound naval station. Vas t-a1s.
% Termed 20 Mare Island navy yard and I-ft
last Sunday for thai station.
Mrs. r. l. Ferguson and son left far
Waynesvilie. y. c.. where she was JAILED
on account Of the serious lllusss OF her
mother.
Miss Virginia Todd and Miss Mildred
Todd left for Tacoma last Thursday.
where they will visit Mrs. George Browne
during the tennis tournament.
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EAGLE GORGE SOCIAL NOTES.

EAGLE GORGE. Aug. is-Mrs. Alfred
Collins has been quite III for the past
week. but IN improving
Miss Emma Anderson leaves the last
OF the week for visit TO friends In Gle
Eigm and Roslyn.
Mrs. II. Y. Floyd left on Thursday for
few weeks visit to relatives and friends
in Olympia.
Mr.. J, NJ. Bonner has gone to wukc-
son.
Mrs. II. +. Floyd entertained at carda
"Wednesday evening. Those present were:
Miss Emma Anderson. Miss Elsie Ander-
son, Miss Addis Anderson, Miss Lulu
Gorst. Miss Theresa Bonner, Mira J. w
Bonner. Mrs. A. NJ Anderson, Mr., Charles
landau Mr., Albert Anderson, Mr.. AL
fred Bouldron and Mr.. J. A. Bonner
MIR, Henry Hanson went 10 Buckley
Monday. returning WednnsdaY
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SOCIETY ~ cArnIAaEr.

CATuT.AMET Avg iS-Mr wallace
Suilta was al nern river last week
Mr., r. J NassR and family returned
Friday from Astoria
Ms Billings Douglass. % Sfelln. apent
= Few days here last week. Visiting
friends
Miss Lena Ross aud Miss Amy Ross
o. Portland. are the guests OF Mr.. Ora
ham
Miss Ella Hansen visited fYssndE IN
Portland last week
Judge smith lcft Monday FOR Tacoma.
Miss Mamie COX Is the guest ~ Mrs
Milton Evans. % Vancouver.
A pleasant surprise party was given at
the home OF Mrs AoAkath Mead>Lx even
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MAITBY, Aug. ls.--Mrs. Gibson, who
has been visiting here the past few weeks,
has returned to her home in Seattle.
Miss LILLIAN Gray has returned from a
two weeks outing Mt Eagle harbor.
Mrs Mcmillan, OF Seattle, IL visiting
her son. Mr.. ]. c. Mcmillan. at Paradise
lake.
Miss Batterton. of Snohomish. who has
been visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Q. II. Lee, has returned TO her horne.
Miss Marie Lee has returned from a few
days outing at Lake .Cushman.
Mrs Frank j. Edw1rds and Miss Flor
ence Edwards arrived here this week
from Fresno, Cal. and are visiting with
Mrs. j. w. Richards.
Mr.. r. II. Winners started Friday for
Springfield. o., where he will spend Sow
eral weeks, visiting friends