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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-27
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Auction Sale
Off,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ON THURSDAY, uUNE 28
THURSDAY, NUNE 28
AT 20 O'CLOCK A. NJ,


AT the residence of Seaborn Luce.
Wyllie ST., near Liliha, I will sell at
Public Auction all of the handsome
household furniture, excepting only "a
small portion which is to be taken to
Mr.. Luce'S new home.
1t consists in part of silk embroidered
chairs, ebony and mahogany chairs.
koa and inlaid tables, pedastels
b ONES, complete set of Hutchinson
plaster casts, oil paintings, music
stands, old fashioned loom, large hand
some Chinese carved sideboard, black
walnut bedroom sets, complete bed
room set formerly belonging to King
Kalakaua, Haviland ware, glassware.
decanters. iron wine rack, stove, ice
box, meat safe, etc, etc.
Also the complete fernery, compris-
ing orchids, maidenhairs, gloxinas, VIC
let's etc, etc.
A free bus will be waiting the tram
<2r in Nuuanu valley from $50 to 10
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ALSO several fine lots at rear OF
above and adjoining the prop
erty of Messrs. F. NJ. Swanzy. H E.
Waity. C. B. Wells and G. P. Wilder.
These lots are on sloping ground on a
road running parallel with the Manos
road and command extended views OF
sea or shore.
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Auction Sale
OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ON FRIDAY, JUNE 2oth,

AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
At the residence OF Mrs. Hammer, Ho-
tel street, opposite Hawaiian Hotel, or
account of departure, l will sell at Pub
lie Auction the entire household furni-
ture, consisting in part of parIor and
bedroom furniture. rugs, lace curtains
bedding, silverware, crockery, glass
ware, black walnut sIdeboard, extension
dining table, meat safe, ice box, stove
kitchen utensils, ferns, ETC., etc.
Also q few thoroughbred Plymouth
Rock chickens.
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each lot contains from IA to "a
acres.
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Real Estate
FOR SALE.

1. SIX LOTS on King St, opposite
residence Of ]. S. Walker, Esq; size OF
lots, 60x120.
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SEVERAL LOTS on PunahoU
road. opposite the College property, IN
tract of land known as the Judd tract
GOMpR ISIN[l-
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xALrBY SOCIETY.

MALrBY. v~v. 17.--Mr Buckley. OF Oak
land. Cal. visited here Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bstler returned wednes-
day from Shelton, where they went to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. Buffers mother.
Miss Margaret Oliver, who has been
visiting the past few days with Miss
Carrie r. Kellogg, returned Thursday
to her home in Charleston.
Mrs Edgar c. Turner has returned from
q few days visit In Seattle.
Mr.. A. v. Gray spent Monday In Sno-
homish.
Mr.. e. Sanders and Mr. August Dehln
are visiting in Falls City.
Mrs. r. L. Johnson started yesterday
for Denver. Colo, where she expects to
remain several weeks.
Mr.. r. +. Bretz. Of Seattle, visited here
on Tuesday last.
Mrs. Q. II. Lee spent a few days at Free
mont last week.
Mr.. Charles Morris has returned from
Olympia
Mr. 8. Mcintosh arrived here last week
from Idaho, and Is visiting his brother
in-law, Mr.. James 8. Elliott
Mr.. Robert Maltby. Of Seattle, spent
Wednesday and Thursday here
Mr.. John Elliott Is building new resi-
dence on Boston avenue. and expects to
move here soon with his family.
Mrs H II. Chamberlain has returned
from a visit to Seattle.
Mr.. George W. Stevens visited Everett
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Philip Abbey Is at home after q
few days visit in Seattle.
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SUMNER. Nov f7.--Mr. Georgs Swift
left wednesday for Douglas. Alaska
Miss Glare Amss has been WISHING q few
days this week with Miss Cora Smith In
Tacoma.
Mrs Eila Gostchaik. Of Tacoms. vas M
guest this week OF her mother Mrs. IL.
Mr.. ana Mrs r. Van Alstone ana chill
dren were guests last Sunday OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Symmetrical
Mr.. Richard Shortell has been quite
sick for the past week. but is much bet
ter.
Mrs G Hail and Miss Bessie Anss
drove 20 Tacoma "Wednesday
Capt. pobler returned Tuesday after the
seasons work on the NJ xxiSsippl 10 spcnd
the winter with his family
Mr. David Wright and Miss Relic Nc
Ciellen were married nj the home of the
latter In walla Walla on Ncv~mber Il
They came TO this place last Sunday, and
will make their homo there
Mr., O #. Gregory left Tuesday for
Texas.
Mia J. A. Crosby 10 Visiting friends In
Vancouver,
Miss Maud Rernn has been visiting mi,
week at the homo Of her brother. Mr.
A N. Berlin.
mr. l.. \. Wood visited relatives here
this week.
Mrs 3 q Topper moved this week TO
Porter. Wash
Miss Elyis Stewart and Miss Mary rrsf-
fose. OF Tacoma, were guests ~ Mr. and
Mira J. II stewart last sunday.
Miss Maid Bigrar ~ Tacoma vt.sted
last Friday with Mrs r. c, kincaia
The Yeorreu gave a lance and supper
IN RyAr'a hall last Friday evening. About
forfysf4v@ couples ~Hfe present.
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CHEHAL.IS. Nov. 17.--Mrs. w. A. Reyn-
olds was In Tacoma this week.
Mr.. w. 8. Berdan. OF Portland. was a
Chehaiis visitor this week.
Mr.. A. Mealy was In Tacoma this week
Mrs. A. Mealy and daughter. Miss
Eiecta. spent the week IN Portland
Mr.. w. NJ. Num-. OF Thurston county.
visited with Chehalis friends this week.
Mrs. N. b. Coffman. Mrs. J. Y. Coffman
and Mrs. J. G. Bush were Portland visit
ors this week.
Mr.. Frank Everett. OF this city. and Mr..
r. b. Dyer. OF South Bend. visited Whid-
by island this week.
Mrs .. p. Briggs. Of Carbonate. visited
her parents in Chehalis this week, en-
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Maynard, of this
city. have been in Olympia this week
looking up location In the Capital city
TO which place they VIII remove after the
nrst Of the coming year.
Prof. and Mrs. l.. III. Leach entertained
q company Of friends at their home FRI
day evening.
The Chehaiis firemen have perfected the
arrangements for their annual Thanlxsgiv-
ing bail
Monday night the Knights of Pythias
were rendered a surprise by their lady
friends. The ladies' had a bountiful sup
ply OF refreshments with them and the
evening passed very pleasantly
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ELLENsBURG. Nov. 17-Mrs. ouarien
and daughter. Of Charleston. w. Va. are
visiting the family OF Mr.. win Greenhow.
Miss Matte Hoskins has returned. after
. nsonth's visit In Resign.
The Eclsctic soctety Of the normal gave
: literary ENTERTAINMENT on Friday even
Miss Sue Porter entertained a few
friends At the dormitory on Tuesday even
JUDGE L. T. Erwin, OF Yakima. spent
Mrs. Conner ana Miss Conner. Of La
Conner. are visiting Mrs. w. II. Talbot.
M II L. Martin and family havs.sons
&c Roslyn to reside.
Mr.. John stsigler returned from Daw-
son last Wednesday, where ne has been
kr. and nrs 4 II. Murray. OF Massa-
Sss aarsy ss on & &: .sses s1me OF
Mrs. Langlass, Of Iowa. is visiting Mr.,
Mr.. Henry Koepke. OF Los Angeles. has
returned to his home. after n months
visit with his son. Mr.. Ernst Koepke.
Ros. has rst au at 70 q Eisn.burr - from M
Biftmorc. N. c.. where he has been for
the past year and a half.
DR. I. N. Tower has returned to Ellens-
years In Dawson.
Mrs. J, l.. Brnks. OF Toppenish, spent
Sunday here with her son. Mr.. G. r.. Hoo
vey.
Mrs. Ralph Kaufman gave n chatting
dish supper on Monday evening In honor
Of Miss Brown. OF Scotland. Those pres
snt were: Miss Brown. MISS Patterson.
Miss Bessie Blanchard. Miss Quarter. OF
Virginia: Miss Bess Painter. Miss Min
erva Getx. Mr.. III. c. Hail. Mr.. Short, DIR.
Frank Scott. Mr.. Douglass Ross. DR. W
II, FIshburne. Mr.. Homer Lone, Mr.. Car
roll Ross. Mr. George Anderson
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cLuB NOTES.

Tho Wednesday Afternoon Club me,
November with Mrs. Relle r. Rems-
burg. The club responded 10 roll rail
With Quotations from Shakespeare Altar
business was concluded ali joirad in
reading Act ~ Merry Wives IN W'Ind-
scr. Mrs Rachel Smith read some ex
TRACTS and gave paper on Samoa the
literary merit decreasing In the popular
writer's Of the day." The answer VA.
undecided when the club adjourned ~
meet November q With Mrs Flcanor
Wiiuaot. Green Lake.
Tho Fortatghtly programme fer No
vemoer was especially appropriate FOR
the occasion aud WAS az follows; Roll
call. selections from wendeu philffns.
Oar Ciyil Wsr-Cause and Effect. Mrs.
A, q. Mcbride. "Iincoln. the States
man" Mrs, q ID. Crockett: Grant thr
solder Mrs. J. y. Pike. Late War
News" Mrs. ". T. whitney
The p, L. o. Club has n membership 81
most prominent clubs Of The city.
The womsns clubs os Seattle feel a
Just pride IN The fact that a city anAbss-
lance Il 10 BE- purchased they hayfrse
nsra ,hesr influence sn that direction for
many month&
II ss estimased that there are f,,llv 60
women IN Seattle nefnbers % different
clubs,
The orrtec cub was entertained FRI
day az the home cf Mrs G = Mayer. on
Terry nyeaue. 4 mus cal programme was
rendered. followed by an or Final guess
lng contest The visitors present we're
Mrs. =. T. Lewis, Mrs. Erastus BFain-
Mrs. Fsrsoaeus, Mrs. J. p. u. faw5d'
Mrs Lans. Mrs. WELDON. Mira F a
Allen. Mrs. G. \. Gllson, Mrs Raine and
Miss Cutler
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ARLINGTON, Nov. 17,--Mrs. @. A.. Rea
returned Tuesday from her visit TO Micni-
gan.
sedro- Wooiiey this week.
Miss Alice Donmyer visited In Sedro-
Woolley this week. the guest OF Mrs. p
r. Kinsey, before her departure for 81.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hester visited
friends In Seattle this week.
Mrs. James Pearl. OF Snohomish. was
the guest Of Mrs; c. j. Murphy several
~. and Mrs. Henry Hayden visited
friends and relatives IN Seattle this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barney visited In
Edgecomb last Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Gholson. of Walla Walia,
was . visitor In Arlington the past week:
tho guest Of his uncle and aunt. Mr. ana
Mr.. John Smith, Of Sumar. was a visi-
tor IN Arlington this week.
The school entertainment for the benefit
Of the school library Saturday night was
Mrs. 8. q. Buell. visited her mother in
whatcpm county this week.
AT the residence Of he BRIDE parents
Msris ,y cin.r e. q T'y snoAonss. and Me-.
Martha Slack. OF Bryant were married
4 mr. 4 s sns NJ. WIN Morris q !!.nsord.
~ Thee Han.o. was visitins friends
IN Seattle this week.
Miss Alice Burden. Of Anacortes. n VS.
ming in Arlington this week tho guest OF
her sister. Miss Minnie Burden.
Mrs. Estella Crawford has returned
Ms. +. q. calkins has returned from a
visif TO Tolt and Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs bert Chadburn visited
relatives IN Stanwocd last week.
Mrs. L. ~. Jones' visited In Big Lake
last week. the guest Of Mrs. stella Tracy
Mr.. ana Mrs. ~. K Tvete were visiting
relatives In Seattle last week
Mr.. Ernest pautsks was visitor to Sc
attIe last week
Mr.. G. r.. Moore Of Darlington. was q
vieitor in Arlington this week.
Rev. and Mrs. John Leecc. OF Salem,
Or, visited Mrs. Leece's parents. Rev.
and Mrs. r.. l.. Smith. Inst week before
their departure for Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs.: Harry. Nicholson and Mr..
VIII Share left Monday for California.
whore they will spend the winter.
Mrs Stearns, Of Whatcom county. IL
visiting her daughters, Mrs Buell., Mrs.
L. N. Jones' and Mrs. John Morris.
MT. and Mrs John y. Johnson and
children, Of Seattle. have become resi-
dents Of Arlington.
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FORT ANGELES SOCIETY.

PORT ANGELES. Nov. 17.-Afr. Charjes
Cotton son of Rear Admiral Cotton. has
been visiting friends hero during the
Miss Ina Agnew and Mr. Harlan Nc
Mutt were united In marriage "Wednesday,
November 7. at the home Of the brides
ficlating.
Wednesday from a weeks VISIT up-Sound
Mrs. William Stewart returned Monday
from weeks visit with Mrs. J. ID
White. OF Seattle
Mr.. Grant. of Everett, has been visiting
friends here this week
Dr. Croft of Victoria. was here the past
week. Ss
The members OF the Book Club sur
prtsed their fellow member. Mrs. Fftv
Henry, Friday evening. In honor of the
second anniversary Of her marriage.
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HARTFORD SOCIAL NEWS.

HARTFORD. Nov 17.--Mr Phillips was
Q Seattle visitor this week.
Mr.. Lewis Rife returned from weeks
visit with relatives In Seattle Sunday.
Mr. Ira Joy was Seattle visitor
Wednesday last
Mrn. Anna Fritsch spent Wednesday ana
Thursday in Seattle.
MrA Dorning was = Snohomish visitor
last week.
Mrs. Charles Mcdonald and daughter.
Miss Eva. visited Everett Monday
M. Ira Joy was an Everett visitor
Monday.
MIR. and Mrs Charles GREY spent Nom
Gay with friends near Granite Falls.
Misc Allie Lee, who IL STAYING with her
aunt. Mrs. B. II. Lee. win return to her
home in Mount Vernon Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Springsteen. OF
Machfas. spent Sunday at Lake Stevens.
Mrs. J. V. Van Horn visited Seattle
friends Wednesday last
MT. Bernie Leo visited Snohomish FRI
day last.
Miss Mary Lee and Miss Sadie Lee. Of
Everett. are visiting their parents this
week.
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ouT-of-IoWN SOCIETY.


was Instituted during the week, A grand
ball and supper was afterwards held IN
the public hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendricks and children
have arrived from Missouri to reside here
Mr. Hudson Is recovering from his re-
cent Illness.
Mrs Par-Dee. Mrs. Lozekamp. Mr.. and
Mrs Sugg and Afr. and Mrs Libbey all
had an outing to Seattle
Mr.. Chapel. OF Seattle, Is on visit
with his sister. who has been long res
fdent here.
Mrs. Westhrook OF Eagle Harbor, Is
on q visit TO her brother, Mr.. Castle
berry, and her sister. Mrs. Farmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tholin visited In
Seattle from Saturday to Monday.
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couPEvILLE SOCIETY.

COuPEvILLE, Nov. l7.-Mr Frank
Atkins Mr.. Robert Abrams, Mr. r. Tiede-
mann were IN attendance at the field
trials this week
Mr.. osmcr Case. OF Port Gamble, was
In town this week
Mrs Cherries Mcknight. who has been
Seattle Monday. -
Mr., and Mrs. James Gillespie issued In
vitations 10 a number OF their friends 10
De present on "Wednesday evening at
Giliespie's birthday
Mrs. J., W. clapp is visiting in Seattle
this week.
MRS b W Engie. who has bean visit
ing at la Conner. has returned home
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Aoxrns,>o SOCIETY.

NffNTGSANO. Nov. i7.-~Mr A. "a WNI.
loway moved hts family 10 Summit Mon
dAN 70 renaAin aNfing the winter,
The w &. r. II save q reception at thu
Presbyterian ehIrch Friday esaning Ia
honNF ~ new mamNerS, An enjoyable ard
interesting pF@s1 anime VAS rendered. az.
ter Witch retire Shments we're served
Mr. = T. MoAk and Ma, Roy NsdcAH
were over from Portland last week
Mss Myrtle Nefhery ana Miss Eta Ar
c-fH.
Mas Annis Nsthsry was home SUNDAY
from h~r school st Satsop.
4 nWr2Drr e friends 81 M ] r. Bridges
gave hum 4 SURPRISE party Saturday even-
hrs NeYeeeer 90 .n honor 81 his birth
dan
Pref White, ot Tacoma. and Miss Eta
"Wednesday Al TIE Residence 81 Nlsx Mel
ealf. Raw. Fuller. OF The M n church,
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ofrciated They left on the s.45 train for
Everett, their future home.
Miss Mabel Ward returned 70 Seattle
city.
Mr.. George Lamb. OF Hoqufar. was in
Montesano the first OF the week.
Miss Grace " Bonner gave an enter
talnment at the Rink Saturday evening.
November TO-
The firemen are making great -prepara-
tons for their annual masquerade, to be
held Thanksgiving eve.
Mr.. Clinton Medcalf was home from
Tacoma a few days rast week.
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The Baltic lodge. Of this city. recently
elected the following officers: James Es
gan, c. T.; Christina Newgard. v. Ii
Annie HUSKY secretary; Adolph Rose,
financial secretary: Ole Larsen. treasu,er'
Herman Babcock, marshal. NJ rtin Eri X
sor. Ole Larsen and james Eggam "eie
chosen trustees for the ensuing year.
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Preparing for Rash Of Home
Builders

There Is how in transit via the e,rxat
Northern. railroad direct from Europe.
consigned TO Newhaii a Co. OF Seattle
shipment 81 ~ cases OF linen rr,,Is
from European ports-by far the largest
shipment OF linen goods yet imported by
any Seattle merchant zee
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Capt. Corson. OF the football team. has
gone home With symptoms OF typhoid fe-
yer. The team Is now cnptained by Cal
vacant place at half Is filed By Sterling
Hili captain OF last years team The
end left vacant by Wright. who was IN
tured In practice. Is now being played
ter.
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Hon Edward -. wtnslow American
consul general az stockholm, Sweden, IL a
guest OF the city OF Chicago. In speaking
about immigration TO this country Ne
said. There VIII he an increased immi-
grafton 10 the United States next spring
The good times in this country will bring
thousands ~ honest men and women 10
our shore. both from Norway and swe-
Gen"
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Ole Egge. at 1907 Sixth avenue, one OF
seattie's early pioneers, is improving MS
residence.
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p. Swanson. who has been Visiting IN
Sweden and ether European countrtes
has returned 10 the Queen city.
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The Norwegian Danish Methodist Epls
eopai church will give a social Thanks
giving evening.
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Prince Gustaf Adolf. s,n of the Swedi
crown prince. is now OF age. Recently ne
swore allegiance to the Swedish cons,a ~.
ton, and at present he is a guest OF the
Norwegian storthing.
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s. s. NOME CITY, for San rranrlsco
Tuesday, November ~. at ? u m Iaw
rates. F. y. Game. e22 First aven,e
agent. ''
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Miss Annie Olson. daughter OF 8 q
son. OF Niuneapo was run over m
other day by Northern Pacific train an
fatally injured.
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The usually fne Sunday dinner al the
Rainier Grand csfe will be served from 8
20 to-day. accompanied BY an excellent
musical programme sss
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THE best running watch IL the .sI.or,.
kindf SpecisL" No. so second avenue
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G. r. Windle. OF North Forks. won his
bet and now feats happy. The consideTa-
ti0n involved was Mise Dora Phillips ~
0akheid. Wis. Two days after NcKtr-
legs election they called on the minister
Who tied the uuptial knot.
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c. V. Ilndbcrg. o. Brownsville. was
Seattle Monday.
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thhrit' HnII ftckcts.
Tickets for the charity bail, ADMITTING
a Sentle man and lady, Including rupper
81, single tickets, ~ For sale Al Crahars
* Moore's aud Stewart q Holmes
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Capt c. Y. Lien, OF Stanwond. Was
Seattle Wednesday and Thursday.
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y. Jensen. Of Argyle, san Juan county.
spent few days IN the CITY last week
Mr- Jensen Is one % the early pioneers 81
ire Sound.
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J. r. Olesen, Of Bergen. Norway. !
having a steamer built in England. !
win carry $500 tons and VIII cost svc'VO
crowns.
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Thomas Hsgdahl. a merchant ~ Paul,
be. was In the city on business Tuesday.
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l. ;. Hcrberg, postmaster al Redmond
has been q Seattle auegt during the week
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Nels Hanson. a policeman in Chicago
who some time ago mysterlousiy dixap-
peared. has turned up In Stockholm. Swe-
den,
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dozen haif-plnt bottles delivered "a
n asesr p 4 q TIE city. SlD. Telephone, Raj
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this city. -
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\. y. Brown. formerly a well kuowr
newspaper man OF the Sound elites ana -
SPOKANE. and now prominent membNr ~
the stan OF the Anaconda Standard Ia
IN the city visiting his brother. j II
Brown. city editor OF the Spokesman n NJ.
View. who Is down With typhoid fever.
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There seem TO be new leaders in the ma
tional storthing OF Norway this year,
such men as Profs. c. v. t. Gelmuyden
and ]. Hougen and others. During the
session SO far there has existed friendly
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Spokane has demonstrated thar n :.
one ~ the best baseball cities IN IN.
20 football The Spokane Athie;ir es,,,s
has tried hard 10 arouse enthu~iaxrn -
the sport by pulling on several infer.
collegiate eanes on its grounds this faii
but the attendance has Been 40 small
that the club has about decided 20 canSei
al the other games scheduled
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The Somerset "Y." the student branch
OF the w. G. T. IT.. he'd charge Of the
exercises at the Wednesday evening meet
ing OF the county convention Of that or.
ganivatinr. which has been In session al
the Brooklyn church duri~e the pas,
week. The PRINCIPAL feature was an ad
dress by DR. T.. W. Coiegrcve on 1.-The
Effects OF Alcohol on the Brain
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-18

Ola Oisen's letter from Gubransdalen,
Norway, published In Skandinaven. is OF
more than passing interest. especially 10
those familiar with that country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-18

Rev. c. Hanson, presiding elder of the
Norwegian Danish Methodist Episcopal
OF the week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-18

Mrs. Lars Thoresen. highly esteemed
lady of Fostoria. Ia, Is dead, She was
1919. and came to this country when 10
years old.