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The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1900-11-30
ptdn,t Like worry.

Mrs Minks-Don't you wish you
could get money by simply drawing a
check, the way your husband does?
Mrs. Winks-Indeed don't. II
drew the checks myself I'd have to
worry over the balances. I'd rather
he'd draw them.-N. Y. Weekly.
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Inx.ntinn. Wanted.

"Over in Africa" said the armored-
train engineer, 1--WE need bomb-proof
passenger trains"
sand over in America" spoke up
the trans-continent engineer. 1--WE
need bum-proof freight ears"-At.
lanta Constitution
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X ES'r SOCIETY.

KENT, June Miss Mildred Reid has
returned from visit to Orilla.
Mrs. $. b. Crockett Is Ill at present
Mrs. Owen Taylor has returned from
a visit to Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rengstorf sailed for
Nome on the Valencia.
Mr., and Mrs Zeeuw have moved into a
cot age on Meeker avenue.
Mrs NJ X. Hardy entertained Mrs. ]. B.
Riggs. OF Seattle. last week.
Mr.. j. Howley and daughter. Miss Anna,
were visiting friends I'm Tacoma last week.
Miss Emily Cloudy and Mr. George Tru-
lit went over 10 Port Orchard to view the
battleshtp Iowa last week.
The q. A. r. memorial services were
held In the Methodist church on Sunday.
A large number of @. A. r. men and la
dies, as well as many young people. Wis
tied the cemetery on Decoration day and
placed flowers on the graves of the SOL
diers.
The family OF Mr. p. n. Warren arrived
In Kent last week from Missouri.
Mrs. Ziba Smith entertained her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Manning, of New Whatcom, last week.
Mrs. James Munroe has returned from
a visit to California. She expects her
mother. Mrs Triplett. TO visit her soon.
Mrs. George Mcfarland has returned to
Kent after visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs w. ID. Smith.
Mr.. Ira Tyler is able to be out again af-
ter severe Illness.
Mr. ]. \; stenrue. of Minnesota. was
The Rainier circle OF Woodcraft held an
election of officers on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Il. f. Technor. of Van ASSET. visit
ed in town last week
Mr. Gunkle left Wednesday for Sedro-
Wooley. Mrs Gunkle Joined him on Fri
day.
Miss Annie Van De Vanter visited with
Mrs. w. w. Watson on THURSDAY
Miss Mabel Richardson visited her moth
er over Sunday
Prof and Mrs. Daily were in Seattle
last week.
Mrs W. H. Overlook and children le,,
on Friday for Cathlamet to visit Mrs
Overlocks parents. Prof and Mrs COY
She will also visit her sister, Mrs. Robert
Evens, Of Vancouver
Mrs. Charles Reynolds was in SEATTLE
on Wednesday.
Mrs. w. II. Overlook was in Seattle on
Thursday. ~
Mr. John Kraft was here visiting his
Mr. ii. b. Madison and daughter. Miss
Lillian. were in Seattle on Tuesday.
MT and Mrs Root. OF O'Briens. were in
Mr. Allan Lloyd has recovered from
his recent long illness. and is again able
to be out
Rev and Mrs. omelvena visited in Sc
Mrs Wade. of. Seattle. has returned
after a protracted visit with her mother,
Mrs NJ keyes. OF this city
Mrs. Matte s Keyes attended the
alumni meeting of the University OF
Washington in Seattle on Tuesday.
Colonel w. q. Ronald of St. Louis. vas
visiting with his sister. Mrs j. Soule. ON
Sunday. wa
Miss Josie Hodges entertained a num-
Der OF her friends on Thursday evening
The evening was spent In games and m,I
SIC Among those present were; Miss
Anna Ravens, Miss Sibyl Reyes, Miss Lula
laws MISS Gertie Shaffer Miss Ethel
sherrard Miss Grace Sherrard Miss Hal.
Tie shlnn and Miss Margarite Ashmun
Inc classic Culture Club met Tuesday
night with Miss Cora Shaffer
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ing few days with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John McGill.
Mr.. a. o. Nelson and sister, Miss Alice
Nelson, arrived here last week from
Saltwater. MINI.
Mr.. Joe Porter arrived In the city last
week from Phoenix. Ariz.. and is stop
ping with his sister Mrs. A. c. Macready.
Mr.. A K. Zimmerman. of Vancouver,
p. G., who has been visiting at the home
OF his brother, the sheriff. returned home
last Monday
Mrs. W. c. Cox and Mrs s n. Baird.
as delegates from this city. attended the
meeting Of the Woman's Book Club. at
Mrs. Phillbrook, OF Seattle. is visiting
AZ the home of her sister. Mrs. Charine
Phillbrook, before leaving for Madison
Miss Ethelwynne Gardner, ACCOMPANIED
by her friend, Miss Ethel Gum, are in the
city, at the home Of Miss Gardner soIh
young ladies are students in the Mills
seminary, of California.
Mrs. Carrie /. Williams. who has been
visiting friends in Montana for rev
weeks, returned Wednesday.
Mr.. George Mackay and Mrs. w. F.
Jones left Friday for Seattle, where they
VIII take the steamer for Nome.
Mr. F. O. Coe leaves Sunday for Daw-
son.
The hospital excursion to Tulalip reser-
walton on Wednesday was a pleasant trip
for those who attended.
Mr.. ID. c. Johnson. who has been alb
sent for some weeks In British Columbia,
returned to the city last week.
L ne congregation or the BaptSt CnurCu
met last week and elected officers and
trustees for the ensuing year. Pastor
Rev. w. G. Jones: treasurer. Mr.. J. c.
Mckinley: clerk. Mr.. F. NJ. Mix: trustees,
Mr.. Z. Z. johnson, Mr. J. B. Croker. Mr.
F NJ. Mix. Mr.. Heister and Mr.. T. w
Foster.
Next Thursday evening the Elks will
give grand ball at Fraternal hall, the
net proceeds OF which will be dopated to
the Everett hospital Wagner's orchestra.
of Seattle. will furnish the music. An
elegant supper will be furnished at mid
night
Al the regular meeting OF the Pilchuck
tribe of Red Men in this city last Tues
day. the evenings exercises were con-
cluded by social session. Refreshments
were served and a musical programme
rendered by local talent.
The Ladies of the Maccabees have ar
ranged a reception for the supreme rec
ord keeper OF their order. Biua NJ. West.
on her arrival in the city next Monday.
A reception will be held at the Maccabee
hall IN the afternoon and at the Central
opera house In the evening,
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Meays. and will probably locate in Olym-
pia. The visitors are old friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Meays.
Miss Lucy Maynard and Miss May
Gates. OF Chehalis, are visiting friends In
the city.
Mrs r. A. Mack. Of San Francisco. is
visiting at the home of Mr.. L. A. Jacox.
Maple park.
on Sunday afternoon at the residence OF
the brides parents, on West Bay avenue,
Mr.. Edward J. Bailey and Miss Aidana
=. Giles were united in marriage. the
Rev. A. G. Swain performing the cere-
mony. The wedding was attended only
by the family, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey
at once repaired to their future home
at 1905 East Fourth street.
At the last meeting of the Diversity
Club, held with Mrs. Fl. Alling. the fol-
lowing officers we're elected for the en-
suing term: President, Mrs. T. J. Anders:
vice president. Mrs. c. NJ. Bolton; secre-
tary, Mrs. II. Alling; treasurer, Miss Nell
Frost.
The Union Bible Society met Tuesday
evening at the Christian church and re-
organized by electing the following Of
fcers: President. Mr. d. p. Garrison:
vice president. Mr.. D. F. Crandail; treas
urer. Mr.. NJ. O'Connor. The society's
depository will be at Mr. O'Connors store.
All resident pastors are vice presidents
Of the society
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CHEHALIs SOCIETY.

holds and Mr. NJ a Lanxhorne were
Olympia visitors this week.
Miss Miss Peari Barnet daughter e. TX
Kaylor.
Or. P. T. Barber visited Mr. W. H Ea-
Mr., and Mrs. F. 5. poernbeeher have
removed to Portland where they will make
their future home.
Prof J. II. Gihlin was up from Castle
Rock visiting Chehalis friends the latter
part Of last week.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Sloan. OF wilkeson.
have been visiting Mr.. Sloan's mother this
Mr.. T W. Dunlap came down from Pc
Ell Saturday
South Bend branch, Is spending the week
al home visiting.
pr. T. s Greenwood went to Tacoma
Saturday.
Mrs IL W suchen returned home sun
day after a visit with Mrs. Ralph Barnes
in Portland.
Mr.; c 4. Mudsett.. OF Tacoma. and
home Saturday from a trip awheel 20
Astoria and other Columbia river points.
Mr.. Elmer Smith. Of Douglas City. Alas
Chehalis friends Saturday
Mr.. Roy Coffman, Mr. Ross Cooper and
Mr.. c.. T.. Maynard attended the senior
ball II the state university in Seattle
Mr.. c, f. Robinson and Mr.. f. 4. Frost
have gone TO the Slmilmakeen liver TO
look after mining interests
Mrs Fred Gates. accompanied by Miss
Gates and Miss Maynard. visited Seattle
friends this week.
Miss Josephine Long went 10 Tacoma
Wednesday to visit her sister. Mrs. w r.
Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs j. @. startIp visited Che
halls friends this week.
Mr.. George Dover and family have ar
rived from Eau Claire. Wis. and are Wis
Ting Mr. Dover's parents al this place.
Mr.. Frank Donahoe weut to Portland
Wednesday to see Mr.. John Calvin. one az
the pioneer citizens Of Lewis county. Mr.
Calvin is seriously III at a sanltariur in
Portland
Mr.. John Alexander returned home Sun
day from Seattle. where lie attended the
university the past year.
Mrs. II. J. Miller and Mrs r. II Dunck-
ley attended the State Federation ~ Wo-
'Eml1eA pioN ~ HosA sun sQnl0 s.usm
Mrs, NJ. s Gernwe. OF Salem, Or. "a
visiting her sister, Mrs. Horton Haskell
Miss Edith Gilbert. of Portland, visited
her cousin, Mr.. J. p Bradley, in Chehalis
this week
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ABERDEEN SOCIETY.

ABERDEEN, June Mrs. Grant
Wheeler. one OF the alumni OF the Monte
sano high school, attended commencement
exercises at that place.
The seventh and eighth grades OF the
public schools gave an enJoyahie enter
tainment at the opera house, which was
greeted by a large audience. A cantata,
1.-THE Peace Convention" was well rem
dered after which the county superinteh-
dent presented diplomas to thirteen OF the
eighth grade pupils.
Mrs. Lowry spent sunday ana Monuay
with friends In Montesano.
Mr.. Charles Gouty. OF Elma, was In the
city the early part of the week
Ex-Mayor l.. l.. Maley visited Portland
this week.
Mrs. ]. w. Divilbss. OF Montesano. was
an Aberdeen visitor Tuesday.
Miss Pauline Jones' of Elma. is visiting
Aberdeen friends. .
Mr. Peter f. Clark and family have re-
moved to their new residence on Second
street $50,
Miss Hattie. Watson. who has been visit
ing her sistet Mrs. f.. A. Suennicht, re-
turned to her home in Olympia, MONDAY
Miss Mabel Judd. Of Eama. came to Alb
erdeen, Monday evening. TO take the
steamer for San Francisco.
Mr. Charles Johnson, who has been Wis.
iting at Paso Robes, Cal. has returned
home much improved in health.
Mrs. j. C. Byles. of Montesano: has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. q. A.
Myers of this city, most OF the week.
Mr. Mitchell Harris. of Olympia. was an
Aberdeen visitor couple OF days thls
week -
day, TO take the Victoria for Cape Nome.
Mrs Ciune accompanied him to that city.
Miss Elizabeth Clifton celebrated her
l3th birthday. by entertaining few OF
her young friends at her home Wednes-
Prof r. p. Campbell made a trip 60
Enumclaw this week, being called there
by the illness Of his child.
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BELLiNGHAM BAY SOCIETY.

NEW WHATCOM. June "A sailing
party was given on the yacht Iavita' 81
seattIe' by the captain and crew on Wed
dance at which one hundred suests
M"re present WAS given by the Modern
Moodmen at Q. O. r. hail Monday even
Mrs } Dorr and Miss Dorr. mother
and sister Of Mr. c. W Dorr. Who have
been making an extended visit on fbs
ehaI. departed for their home in Des
Moines Iowa Nj Frank Moore and
Miss Alice Dorr departed the same day
Tor chicago. Mrs q. W porr accom-
panied the party 90 Seattle
MT ana Mts y Chetham. Of Vic
toria, were tho guests this week OF Mr.
Charles Roberts and Miss Roberts AL
Mfr Charles Ice of 81 Louis spont a
few days last week with his niece. Mrs
] Il. Critics
Cards are out announcing the wedding
q Miss Bertha Mildred Mackey. daurnter
= Mr and Mr. y Mackev ana Mr.
take place no the First Presbvie-Ian
church. Whatcbm on THURSDAY June
Mr., Mrs Perry p smith an1 Mr. = =
"a Fairhaven This week.
Tho normal senate hold an election
Tuesday and chose the following officers
President Miss MAID Woodin vice pres
3cut. Miss Ethel Luce. se-r~iarv Miss
Anna kI1ckFtcai. treasurer. Miss Buck
les. historian. Miss Hattie pelliuxer: ser
eeAr' az arms, Mr. Theodore MYERS
ara Mr. = white. vislird Lake Sa-
mish Wednesday Afternoon The nom.
brrs 20 tho party were Misc Lee Miss
Vaughan Miles Mildred Vaughan, Miss
Alien Miss Fnbes. Miss Calvert Miss
caldwell Mt a. RoraV Mr. s 4
Post NJ r q calvert Nj Uenry II.
White Mr George x Austin NJ l. l.
Recors Mr. and Mrs l. I White
Mrs 4 3 cole has gore 10 New York
far an extended Wait with relatives
M- ana Mrs r. :. simpson visited Sc
att.e this week
NJ ana Mrs Edward Fischer leave TO-
rarroN fcr Santa Catalina island Cali
2 .ru'a
Mr. Greeubers and Miss Rose ia
D. have returned from ga extended ,ls.,
So New York
Nj G.eu Caglkias. Mr. Aylette John
5000 Nj Richard Hu0tesn. NJ Frank
UriNhtmRr Mr. Walter Iu;E NJ Frank
R,ss-rt- ana Nj Edgar Wright vaa
hsta rrsa attending the tn'vcrstfy -
WasalrEtan are az bone FOR the summer
ar ana Mrs 81 r. Summers ~ So
a.ftr are visiting Mrs Summers parents
90 FalrhaVeu, Mr.. ana Mrs r. NJ Day
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CENTRALIA SOCIETY NEWs.

CENTRALIA. June Mrs. J Gner-
rier Miss Nora Carver and Mr. Dudley
Newton were in Olympia Monday .
MIR. w H. Bechten came over from Ao-
erieen to spend Sunday with his family
Mrs Mary F. steiser has gone 20 En-
tiaf Eastern Washington, TO spend the
suinmer with relatives,
Mrs II / Mead and children arrived
home This week. after an extended Nislt
Nr j5bn calvin Is seriously III at a
hust4ta! o. Portland and Mrs. Calvin
Was summoned Monday Mr.. Gavin VIII
be taken 20 California In order TO try and
Mr y Conrad and family viii re
move go HoQuiam 30 a short time.
Mr. Fuller Nudd is In Minneapolis at
Mr. Rice and Mi pysart we're in oiym-
Mr. X II carver Is again able TO be
out. after being confined % the house five
as T O. Wilkinson has returned from
Nsua'chee
Deputy orsag.s.Ier r smaass o.
lxa a lodge q the order ~ Washington
Mr. r. " Bush. ~ ChehAlis Was here
Monday RE was accompanied by Mr..
CeorEe r GAVitt
Mr. A puMan has gone 70 Cape Nome
Mrs n & van Gnaer has ahou, re
covered from a very SERIOUS illness.
Mt J. lNyfry. ~ Olympia. was In the
CIV ,h.s week. Visiting friends
Hon. charles GUChrlsi returned sunday
frH.u a "trip e. Seattle.
Ny Joseph 4 henderson was . Port
Land visitor Sunday
THE Park ousWlesiru gave bali last
Friday evening which VAS Ssl INDEED
\ Gt1d social evening was passed
Ms Herbert G4siautsr has returned
90 BLACK Lax. after a visit here Wlth her
Nr hn Ra-sHf was in Wluiack Fri
"A FH ID A. f .
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sEDRo-wooLLEY SOCIAL NOTES.

SEDRO-WOoLLEY June 2Col Frank
WilkeSon, OF Hamilton passed through
town Wednesday en- route for FairhaVen.
Mr. Herbert shaw. OF Fairhayen. who
WAS sergcant-at- arms during the last leg
islature. has been appointed census emu
mcrator Of the Baker river district.
Dr. Mott. OF Seattle. fathsr Of Mr. J. r.
Mott is on a fishing vacation in this
neighborhood.
Mr. Within Rerfro. a brother OF Mr.
James n Renfro. Of this city. arrived
Tuesday from Missouri accompanied ~
nls son. and viii establish his home ia
this locality. seven years have elapsed
since tho last meeting of these hrothers
Mr. and Mrs. Durham Ross and their
daughter. sylvia and MIR and Mrs VIII
liam Eaton. with their sons, r. a. and
u. D. and John Bowers. arrived early
IN the week from shelby. OCeanA county.
Mich. and will make their future homo IN
this vicinity.
Mr. Ben Hlghsmlth. who last year sold
his ranch near Prairie. 10 Eo back and
live In Kansas. has returned 20 skasit
county
The commencement exercises Of the
odru-W9ulley public hooi tQak ulApe lu
the opera house and were well attended
year was oomposea ~ Mary Smith. Roy
Dawson john DOUG ASS. Roche Dawson
and Marian SHucomh
Mrs ~ r. Huntles gave nm afternoon
tea on Thursday in honor Of Mrs EvNk
Tin. * Victoria. r.. Co. ana her sister,
Mrs r. Hunticy Among the Invited
guests we're Mrs Mortimer Cook Mrs
] : MeiNiejohu. Mrs Brick 1iin Mrs
Reno Mrs u. l. b"rin and Mrs. r H.
Hgntlev
Ms y r Klasey was suddenly GATED
20 NookHack Ga N~ineslAy 20 attend tho
bedside ~ nor father. MI & A Pritis.
who is not expected fa recover from a
severe attack - me grlF
MIS- leila Ntllsreute has resigned her
position IN tbA conway postuffce and
returned - her horne here
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aNOUoMISH June Mrs, A. W. Nor
EAR entertained several of her friends at
. rose tea Tuesday afternoon IN honor
OF her sister Miss Lucy Newhaii, OF Sc
attic who il visiting her. The rooms
were decorated In Marechal Net and La
France roses, giving beautifui erect
Marcchai Neiis were presented ths guests
~ fevors. Those present were Mrs. Frank
Evans Mrs. Sewell Knapp. Mrs Elmer
ienfest Mrs G.. w Stryker, Mrs. e.
Warner. Miss Lucy NewhAi and Miss
Mr A { Furber spent Memorial day
IN Seattle. visiting friend
Miss Matte Shinnan is WISHING her Els
ter In Everett. -.
spent the week In Seattle.
Mis- Lena Freise returned from the
state university for the summer vacation
this week. ,.,.,
Miss Ineg Powers who had been visiting
friends in Seattle and Monroe returned
~ Tho city Wednesday
Mr. Cassius Petit IL up from Seatue
enjoying his vacation, ~,.
Nr T. paramore visited the Masonic
lodge at Whatcom saturday,
Mr. Wilson NJ Snyder, Mr.. Maicom
McSuain. MIR Frank r Foster and MIR
Mert Hewitt we're Everett visitors sun
Mr and Mrs T. X Loose were In Sc
attls tho beginning az the week.
Miss Julien Howard and Miss l>iasie
Howard spcnt Tuesday IN seattle
several residents attended the sFAduat~
ms exercises AZ the University Of Wash
ipgton this week Two 81 tho graduating
class hail from Suohomish- Miss Emma
t.rteger and Miss Catherine Case
Miss Chiffon. who has been visiting her
ststpr Miss 4 CauHcld left for her home
A. Moscow Thursday evening,
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LA CONNER. June Mrs, ,aartis
Grunkranz and mother, Mrs. 9. nhsl't
and sister Mrs, Addie Brown, VINO hs9
been guests at the home OF MRS - q.
Conner for several days returned 70 their
home in seattle Thursday evening"
Mr.. A. T.. Alexander. OF ConpoNille'
spent few days IN town me tss, 4. a
guest al the home Of MIR. and Mrs. W q
Mrs Daniel o'Tnary and daughter. VINO
had beeu guests at her parents rome Ipt
some weeks past. returned TO theh nome
Mr. and Mira NJ sullivan spent few
days the past Teek J" vis fssG her mother
Mrs A. Cordel. and other relatives IN
Seattle the past week ii. =. a,..,.
Mr.. j. T.. Nichols pcni c0upse q Gays
In town the fore part " the week !.
Mr. r prcckman. OK Seattle "eh ~
town the fore part ~ the vets - a.,
Mr. Mort Linn. OF Anacortes WAS u
'o Mr q IA Barnes. OF Neg whsicyom.
sa,-,,t "A couple OF days in to~n thr 1919
par, 81 the week. tho guest % ar W -
f III ~ Aptasby visited his parents at
Whatcom last sunday ,,t4
~ and Mrs l. pRr~ptt and VT. llANia
Husband visited what IN lafi ~ees. -.
Memorial sunday aui ieCfTA alton Wy
ace 9prrsoriateiy observed ahd on DNtn
reasions large congregations futhF.' 'ei
70 attend t7e ae1lces st fratsftAai li.ll,
ON sunday ana at Pi@asaut hiaEc E'@Ne
ana ref1etery on Decoration dAyt
The seventh annual cDnrie ncoisfit r,
the la Conner hlgn 81 bod e4A Hfe. ~
trynteruai san last evening and was iafe
Is attended Tho t,all was pft ilF aNef'' . ,
81 with .--rrpferrs 8uwers hpa &c., =
ttrsF W.+- f.f7I.srds Mics Maalaa ~ p
Eiiis Miss E,he. HiiAa Caches VI .s1r
Arrnsfrunz. Nj Henry NHfrrd .ta+ ~,
Mr. RAYMOND LIuna vaughan ssi''l-''l
t..eir rsspe tiFe themes iH q tt,2 N..'
af,t~as,.3 manner anI were hiEnlN e2iI
rrerts4I Prof A. o. tnfeS "t ne
versIsy % washington and Cnp.'i
tnt~n3~-t ssisAn Lori tarr'rT ~
.l...r,fttt. sr4 timely ..f.err hrs ara t7" "a
vorncr ~ hrstra rem icccd @1rne naa@Aa iNf
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BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.

BALLARD. June "A large crowd and
congenial party OF bicyclists spent Deco
ration day on trip to Tacoma on the
FLYER, thence on wheels 10 the park at
Point, Defiance where a picnic lunch was
partaken OF. Those present Were: Rev.
and Mrs. p. Edward Hyland. Mr.. and
Grubb. Mr. and Mrs. w J. Davies Mr.
and Mrs, Eugene King. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
" Grover: Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Corbett,
Mrs 9. r. Morley, Mrs. Fred Kellogg.
Miss Rose Grover Miss Kathleen Grover,
Miss Bertha Johnston. Miss Daisy Dodd
Miss X. NJ. Hyland. Miss Jennie SAN
born. Miss Maud McEvela, Miss Geneve
Grubb, Mr.. Ivan l., Hyland. Mr.. l.. A.
Thompson. Mr. Louis Mclaughlin. Mr.
Lloyd Finnerin, Mr.. Edward McE,vela,
Mr.. Erick Anderson.
on Friday night Mr.. and Mrs. David
f. kellogg gave q progressive whist par
" at their residence, on Leary avenue
pied in guessing hidden authors. In which
Mrs. q. II. Roberts won the first prize
The successful competitors for the first
prizes in progressive whist We're Mrs
Charles A. Sears and Mr. Thomas Shields.
while Mr.. G. A. Donoghue was awarded
the BOBBY prize. At an appropriate hour
refreshments were served Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. y. f. kellogg. Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Sears, Mr.. and Mrs. II. T..
King. Mr.. and Mrs. Tony King. MIR. and
Mrs. q. B. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs A.
dEuDDs MT anu hfH. ". w. 1fONst, MI
and Mrs w. j. Davies. Mr.. and Mrs. J..
a Peabody Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Shields Mr.. and Mrs Lyman Burke. Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Douaghue. Mrs. Fred
Kellogg. Miss Hazel Stout.
The pupils of the public school gave two
very successful entertainments. consist
ing of songs. recltations and class drills
at the Odd Fellows hall, Friday and Sat
urday nights for the benefit of the school
library.
MIR. and Mrs. Lincoln Hawley Mr. Mer-
ton Hawley and Mr.. Charles Hawley left
for Nome on the Valencia Thursday at
ternoon.
capt. William Myers. of Victoria, -. c..
spent several days in Ballard during the
weak
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SOCIETY AT ARLINGTON.

ARLINGTON June Mrs, George
NurphV went e. Fremont. wednesday. 10
yisl q few days before her departure for
Alaska
Mrs y r Foote % VISITING at the home
OF Nj y & Johnson. iu Fremont
A farewell DANCING party was given
Tursdas evening 10 honor ot Mr. Loo
Mclaughlin. before MIS- departure tor the
Yukon river district.
Nh and Mrs MretoVcr. Ms SuS der
ans Mrs swanson. " VI Murray attend
ea Meus--'si dav eNercaes iu Ar,inS'ur
Rev n E IcNcioy " Everett Was the
s1ssf W &C. g NroWn. "Wednesday NJ
to1riey delivered tac Memorial day ogA-
v.u ir Arlington.
Mr IL howard 90 Pcnnshorsugh, W
Va. MAS visiting tn Arlington this week.
tn guc~, ~ ris ald friend. g. g Brown
Tho AL nsisn pur.ic reading room oprn-
- SATURDAY. might Tia ladies ~ the W
4 served Ice cream and cake
Mr ans MS l. q Brown entertained \
frv friends Thursday eSeniue On honor
~ NJ 81 Howard - West Virginia
Mr. N Is Joseph. - bryant VISITED
frirgts tu Arlington, Wednesday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-03
HARTFORD SOCIAL NEWS.

ItABuFDEI Juur Mr. snd Mrs J
Van Horn visited Seattle friends last
Nrrk
MF n.a ME- rev iFr x Mount YER
Mr at a My- FrvI Johnston and son
81 ENtrvu Nt-ns3 Mrs i1hrst0us par
EMS az Lake Stevens lass week
Jarcr .f this place. were married last
NttN tu seattle
MFs Ner, Chapqou Was 4 Seattle visitor
last week
Air and Mrs. e A Missioner wheeled
Gown 80 Suubcmlsh Tuesday
\ pheasant company gathered together
a. ihc EyWV ~ cay. ANA Mrs John M0U-
sey on Thursday evening last 90 help eel
citrate the twentieth --'versarX ut their
marEiage Ii Was also a family gather
ms, as their ten children were present
a. well as other relatives from Seattle
Mr. and Mrs. T. = Lee Will give party
on saturday evening in honor OF their
quests. ME. and Mrs, psUls Lee. ef
Mount Vernon