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Appealed TO Board of Health.

Residents of Washing m street be-
tween Twenty-third and lwente fourth.
have requested the Board OF He ilth TO
investigate the cutters in the neighbor-
hood.
The sun., 1900-07-07
IT IS STEVENSON.
He Will Be Bryan'S Run
ming Mate.
INTERESTING SCENES.
Many Names Were Presented
to the Delegates.

Representative williams Placed Adj
Iai f.. stevenson's Name Before the
Conventional. A. Rosine OF Minne-
sofa Nominated Charles A. Towne.
Delegate Grady of New York Pre-
sented David BeBnett HilI's Name.
Hill Made n Speech Declining Nom-
fnation-James Hamilton Lewis of
Washington Named by w. II. Dun
Judge Carr of North Carolina and
A. w. Patrick of Ohio Also Named.
Kansas City, July 6..-Adlai Il. Ste
Senson of Illinois will be Mr.. Bryan's
running mate he having been nominated
fei. the vice presidency at tie Democratic
national convention.
The rrge hall was crowded when
Chairman Richardson advanced to the
front of the platform, il great bouquet
of sweet peas IN his hand and with a
sweep of the gavel cut off the strains Of
the band. slowly stilled the confusion
and brought the convention to order for
its third days work. But it was some
minutes before there was sufficient quiet
for the opening iAvocation and then the
great audience arose while Rev. Rabbi
Mayer of Kansas City delivered a prayer
breathing the sense of responsibility rest
ing upon the convention.
Immediately following the prayer the
call Of states began for the purpose Of
making nominations for the vice pres-
dency. Great confusion prevailed, and
very few OF the delegates We're aware Of
what was going ON until Ala abama and
Arkansas had been passed and Califor-
mia was called. Then the doughty face
OF Senator White emerged from the Cal
The sun., 1900-07-07
Barge to be Launched.

The barge Keystone being built by the
Jackson e. Sharp Company, will be
launched next Tuesday. The barge lie
for the Girard Point Storage Company of
Philadelphia.
The sun., 1900-07-07
DROWNED in DELAw ARE BAY
Wilmington Lad Met His Death by
Capsizing of a Boat.

OHUsIzIHg on BOat.
Harry F. Sutton, son of Edwin G.
Sutton, Of No. 1905 West Seventh
street, was drowned in the Delaware bay
on July 4. The affair was not announced
until yesterday.
He and two boys named Dugan and
Hughes OF Edge Moore, were returning
in naptha launch from Woodland
Beach, when the craft was capsized in
the storm. The other lads clnng to the
boat until help arrived. Sutton's body
has net been recovered.
The sun., 1900-07-07
The Weather Forecast.

The indications for today are that
fair, southwestersy winds will pre-
vail.
The sun., 1900-07-07
To Have Rifle Practice.

The members of the First Battalion,
First Delaware Regiment, will have regu-
lar rifle practice at Edge Moor on Satur-
day afternoons during the summer and
fall,
The sun., 1900-07-07
Granted Pensions.

The. following pensions have been
granted to DeIawaI cans: Original, to
Jonah Cephas, Seaiord, ST per month;
Mary P. Hunter, Harbeson, an original
widows pension of SIS per month; Sarah
Clark, Camden, renewal of S2 per
month.
The sun., 1900-07-07
A Business Change.

Hayes & Co. have taken charge OF the
shoe store of Gen. d. Cleland at No. 424
Market street. The store will be COM
Quoted as formerly with the exception of
the retirement of Mr.. Clelan6.
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SOCIETY IN La CONNER.

LA CONNER, Jan. N.-Mr. and Mrs.
part of the week from q visit with rela-
tives and friends at Coupeville and Seattle.
Miss Mary O'I.oughlin Is home from
Eagle Harbor where she has been teach
ing school for number of months
Mrs. Nels Palson, who had been visiting
relatives and friends at Seattle for num-
Der Of days. returned home Thursday MORN
ing.
Mr.. George Hall was in Seattle and Bal
lard a number of days this week.
Mrs. N. G. Turner is visiting her parents
at Victoria.
Mr. John Palson spent the week at We
Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Conner and son
spent the week in Seattle at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Carrie Grunkrauz
Miss Emma Stone. OF Waveriy, Pa, is
guest at the home of her cousin, Mrs.
A. G. Tillinghast. Of this place
Miss Wilkes entertained number of
guests at her home Tuesday evening at
progressive crokonole. Refreshments were
served.
Mr. j. 8. Wallace spent a number of
days In Seattle this week.
Mr.. George Alverson returned home this
week from Seattle, where ne has been for
some weeks
Mr.: ]. K. Appieby, Of. whatcom. spent
Mr. F.. NJ, Thayer. of Seattle, spent \
couple days in town last week.
Mr.. Edward Wells, of Mt. Vernon, spent
Monday in town.
Miss Mary and Evy!n Appleby returned
home from their extended visit with their
grandparents at Whatcom the fore part
of the week.
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KENT SOCIETY.

KENT, Jan. N.-Mrs. M. g. Kyes gave
party last Saturday evening to number
Of young people.
A dancing club was organized last week,
with Mrs. George +. Aust as president.
1t will meet on Monday evenings.
Mrs. C. e. Cornwell was visiting in Sc
attic Monday.
Miss Helen WEIGH has been quite I'll dur
ing the past week.
Miss Myrtle Miller came down from
Everett Thursday to visit friends and rea-
tives In Kent
Mrs. Shaffer and son. Harvey, were WIS.,
iting in Seattle Wednesday.
The Odd Fellows gave an entertainment
and supper on Wednesday evening.
A whist club was organized at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Risedorph. Among
those who Joined were: Mr. and Mrs. Bow
en-, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rengstorf, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Boucher, Mr.. and Mrs A. A.
Risedorph, Dr. and Mrs. Owen Taylor,
Miss Ruth Rogers, Miss Bessie Arney,
Miss Adeline Shinn, Miss BERTHE Morrill,,
Mr.. William Arney, Mr.. NJ. M. Morrill,,
Mr.. William Mybroie. Mr.. Edwin Dow,
Mr.. BENJAMIN Sanstrom and Mr.. Thomas
Sanstrom.
Miss Mabel Shaffer Is in Seattle.
On Tuesday evening occurred one of the
events Of the season, in the form of
dance and supper, given in the Kent ho-
tel by Mr.. Godfrey DERRICK. Thirty-two
couples were present, and the evening was
per was served.
The literary society met last week with
Rev. and Mrs. c. e. Cornwel.
The Presbyterian Sunday school gave a
social at the home of Mrs. Soule on We'd
nesday evening.
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MOUNT VERNON SOCIETY.

Mrs. A. D. Thayer Of Seattle, visited in
Me eaW aays hs last
Monday, from an extended visit In North
Mr.. =. Branchfower visited relatives in
Vancouver, B. c., last week, and during
his absence took trip up the Fraser
river.
in Mount Vernon the greater part of this
Miss Margaret Stewart arrived in this
city from Philadelphia last Monday for
j. K Stewart and Mr.. E. s. Stewart.
Judge u. p. Barker returned Wednes-
day from trip to Whatcom and Sinclair
Mr.. C. W. Palor and family arrived in
Mount Vernon last Sunday from Calm
Creek. Ark, to make their home in this
Mr. Fl. s. Irwin and Mr.. L. Parkinson
returned. Wednesday from a few days
Fl The Epworth League held a pleasant
social at the NJ. E. parsonage last Friday
M. Fred 3. Russell. of Seattle, and
at the Episcopal church in this city last
Tuesday afternoon by Rev. T. G. Eldred.
Mrs. W: s. Stone Is visiting her parents.
On Saturday February 5, skagit Lodge.
No 49, X. of p. will celebrate the ami
versary Of the organization Of their lodge:
Mr.. ]. J. Weisenburger, p. G. c., OF
Whatcom, Is expected to be present
A pleasant party was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. John Pickering at River
side last Monday evening In honor of the
twenty-first birthday of Mr.. Lester Pick
ering. The evening was passed In card
playing, music and games and at mid
night supper was served. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. John Pickering. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred G. Pickering. Mr.. and
w. williams, MFR. and Mrs. John Carl,
Mrs. Jessie Pickens, Mrs. May Dixon.
Miss Lilly Pickering, Miss Mabel Picker
raford, Miss Margaret Murray, Miss Nell
lie Shelton, Mr.. Lester Pickering. Mr..
John Lovensy Mr., Bert Almandinger.
The g. A. r. and w. r. c. will give an
entertainment at the Mount Vernon opera
house next Tuesday evening. An excel
refreshments will be served.
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Mildred Vaughan, Mrs. b. b. Dobbs. Mr..
Clifford Roray, Mr.. Clyde Hadley, Mr.. w.
Burnes. Mr.. W. II. Campbell and Mr.. Percy
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Collier have returned
from their wedding trip to Vancouver.
A pleasant surprise party was given Mrs.
viii Sanderson last Saturday evening at
her home on Elk street.
tertained at I. O. o. r. hall Wednesday
evening. Dancing and cards were the
amusements provided for the guests.
Mr., James Longstan and Miss Hannah
Cowing were married at the home OF the
brides sister, Mrs. F. l. OlsIager. In Fair
haven. on Saturday, January 20.
Mrs. e. f. Whitmore, OF Seattle. e Wis
ting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
M: Leroy Ryus returned Sunday from
Mrs. 4. Likins and Mr.. Fred C. Likins
returned Wednesday from Spokane and
Greenwood, B. c.. where they spent sew
Mr.. Frederick warde lectured before the
normal school students Friday morning.
The subject OF his address was Shake
speare."
Mr.. 3. Aitshuler left for San Francisco
Thursday to Join Mrs. Altshuler, who il
visiting there. They win return in about
Mr.. c. ". Dorr was in Olympia the great
er part OF the week.
Mrs. +. H. Brown, who has been VISIT
ing Mrs. H. H. ELS, returned to her home
in Seattle on Thursday.
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SINCE NAV JOINED THE CLUB.

My NAV has Joined some woman's clubs. an ain't
But havn' just the bulliest time I've ever had. BY
ling.
I go out every day and play all around the neigh
An no one e tel; me when ! start. Remember
II feel like It, behave. an II I don't I'm tough
An when the other kids get gay. give their ears
For I'm the whole thing round here nov. an I
amt no cheap dub
Since my NAV went down town one day an Joined
. woman's club.
can't spend time to 60 to school; have to stay
An mind the bell an take the cards Of visitors
It's heaps Of fun to meet lot Of ladies At the
door
An tell EN- that my nav is not Twin hare no more
I CAB about my paw an me, an sometimes almost
die
To see em wiggie roun' an try to and the reason
spose they think she's been divorced. an all that
fub-a-dub-
tell you, iife's a picnic since NAV Joined a
wonian's club
My paw an get dinner now down to . restaurant,
An he's good as he can be an gives me what
have ice cream-all 1 can eat-an oranges an
An every night eat enough. paw says. to kill the
get plum puddin. pie an cake. an coffes strong
Just like the kind they bring to paw. an he don't
send it back.
like to live like this you bet. we have such bully
grub,
An shan't kick If my NAV goes an Joins another
club. Minneapolis Journal
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OUT OF TOWN SOCIETY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6SNeeSSss

sister. Mrs. J. Carson, OF Kent. wash,
were In the city last week to attend the
q g. Tsyor ra rstu sasan from the East
Miss Miss Minnie Roscoe. Of Edmon.. wa. in
NE ms. cry TINS week visiting her sister.
M. I. Elanson Thayer spent Sunday
with his parents.
Miss Cliff Williams were in Seattle for q
DR.; and Mrs. J. b. Morris, Mrs L. D..
city the guests ' q Mr. NJ ss and Mrs. e 4 b. B.
Mr.. G. H. Gibson and family arrived in
the city last Monday to reside perma-
Mrs. John spenser has returned from
Arizona. where she went TO accompany
mn Mrs. bWisht rf ba aHres n smd Mrs. Lou
Church went to Seattle Thursday to at
tend the Bostonians.
:. Mr.. Rollin II. Mitchell was in Seattle
N Mrs g.! John MEGA Mccain, of Seattle. is visit
e Mrs - Nmim rs Of Lake Chelan was the
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Walsh visited Mrs.
Walsh's sister in Seattle last week.
ra mss Of Ig pr ana s e Seattle tile is
Mrs. Tanall Elwell, of Snohomish. was
In the city last week visiting friends.
Mr. Mr., and Z. Mrs. II. 8. Wright entertained
avenue last week. The evening was spent
In games.
A social dance was given at Smiths
hall In Lowell last Saturday evening.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Wintermute,- Mr.. and Mrs. A. ".
Cornett, Mr.. and Mrs ]. Lenick, Mrs.
Grandy, Miss Durie, Miss Florence
purie. Miss Adee Parker, Miss Billings,
Miss Bonilla Streams. Miss Alice Streams,
Miss Carrie Streams, Miss Eva Babcock
Johnson, Miss Beulah johnson, Miss Bel
shaw, Mr. Streams. Mr.. Boyd, Mr.. Frank
Mendenhall, Mr.. Henry Barry, Mr. Ed
ward Robbins, Mr.. d. McGilvery, Mr..
Park Hood, Mr.. Friend Moore, Mr.. c.
Hester LIE eros. Mr.. Pendleton Mr.. Daw-
son, Mr.. Clarence Peterson, Mr.. Webb
Watson and nAr Manley.
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realized bigger prices for his stock and
products than he had any idea OF recefv-
ing. Naturally elated at this he resolved
to spend a week or so in the city and
see some OF its attractions. In sending the
teams and pack animals home by his men
1t struck him It would be a good idea to
send his brother James Christmas pres
ent. 1t puzzled him good deal what to
send. His brother was very plain in his
tastes, and was no lover of fine clothes,
and had already good watch and chain.
He wandered up and down Kearny street.
then San Franchises leading thoroughfare
gazing into all the store windows, and at
last drifted into bird store. A parrot in
a large cage above his head Immediately
engaged his attention by the outcry and
peculiar noises 1t made. Stepping up to the
proprietor OF the store he graveiy asked:
"Wisha, what's the price of that green
burd up there?" pointing to the parrot
twenty-five dollars" answered the bird
store man.
twenty-five his" Andy Indignantly
exclaimed; dye have the face to ask
twinty-fve dollar fur lettle bit NV hurd
like that?"
But" answered the proprietor, that par
rot is well trained and can talk like a
lawyer"
1.-The divil he cam" retorted Andy, unbe-
lievingly.
well, Ial prove It to you," an
swered the storekeeper. and putting the
cage on the counter he put the parrot
through his catechism.
The bird could and did talk. Andy was
amazed. and he told the bird man SO. too.
''Oh, but thatll tickle Jamsey. Shure he
n.ver heerd anythin' like that, an troth
meself niver did nather. Faith, that burd
i'll be the life Nv the place to home"
nd mt oil ha
left the store with the cage and bird, and
giving It to one Of his teamsters then leav-
ing for the ranch warned him to look after
the bird well and deliver 1t safely into his
brother James hands.
On arriving home, after his weeks stay
in Frisco, his first query to his brother
was:
well. Jamsey. how did ye like the burd
/ stint to YER
ITO tell the truth" says James, "he was
a purity looking bWd, but he was
tough"
"Whyn' burst from the startled Andy,
you big gomerall. you didn't ate that bird.
did ye?"
Now, Andy, what, in the name o. God.
was he good for. If he wasn't for atm"
Why. thunder and turf, man." said
Andy; that burd cost me twenty-five
dollars. an he could talk like a lawyer"
well, thin" triumphantly responded
James, why in the world didn't he say
somethin' when he saw me goin' to cut
his throat?" D. Old. ROSA.
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CAPITAL CITY SOCIETY.

OLYMPIA, Jan. N.--Mrs. Mary NJ. Mil
Ter, Of Seattle, has been a visitor during
the week at the home of her mother, Mrs.
0; B. McFsdden. in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Bigelow have re-
turned from their honeymoon trip to VIC
toria and Port Townsend.
Miss Hettie Bracken, OF Portland, who
Tor some time has been visitor at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Mitchell, left
Monday for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. b. Knox left on
Wednesday for Whatcom.
Within q few days James A. Hafght, the
Tell-known attorney, Will take up his resi-
dence In Seattle. He has formed part
nership with Judge John p. Hoyt. OF Sc
attle, In the practice of law.
olympia lodge. No. $40, Fraternal Union
OK America, at Its last session conferred
the degree Of fraternity on new members
and Installed officers for the ensuing
year.
The Womans Club of Olympia has elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
year: President. Mrs. L: w: Percival; vice
president. Mrs. A: +. Macleay: recording
secretary. Mrs. L. G; Kaufman; cor
treasurer. Mrs. Il. r. Bates; trustees, Mrs.
A. H. II. Stuart, Mrs. A. s. Hartuck: pro-
gramme committee, Mrs. A. H. H. Stuart,
mrs A: $. NOVEL;. Mrs. T. r. Bates:
Miss Marion Patten has returned from
snort visit in Portland.
=. At its last meeting, Ruth Rebecca lodge,
NO. II, L. Q. o. F., installed the following
octncers: n. G., Mrs. Mary c. Callow; V.
Van Epps; treasurer. Mrs. Cassie shaser;
q. e., Mrs. Mary V. Johns; warden, Miss
jeanette Taylor; conductor Mrs. Gather
ne Allison; o. G., Hans Mortensen 1. G..
Miss Essie Cullen; r S. y. g., T; G. Van
Nv. G; Miss Sadie Beckner; /. S. V. G..
Boyd; organist, Miss Lillian Matson.
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PUYALLUP SOCIAL NEWS.

PUYALLUP. Jan. 2-Miss Helen Rog-
ers. of Olympia, has been visiting friends
here during the past week.
Mr. 8. w. Cornish made a trip to North
Yakima on Thursday.
County School Superintendent H. b.
Dewey was here last Wednesday.
Mrs. s. T. Slower entertained Mrs. Cath
crime Farr during the past week.
Mr.. Lincoln Davis, of Tacoma, spent
last Wednesday in this city.
Mrs. B. NJ. Greenwood, of Wisconsin, Is
visiting in this city with her cousin, Mrs.
c. c. Field.
A party of teachers went to Tacoma
on Saturday to see Frederick Warde play
1.-The Merchant of Venice
Mrs. L. r. Shaw, of Seattle, has been
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CENTRALIA SOCIETY.

cENTRALIA.. Jan. H.-Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Cornwell. Of Helyedere. III, visit
They left, for Los Angeles Monday. 49,.
Mr.. and. Mrs. F. b; McCandless have
The union reyiyal services at the Bap-
Mr.. John A. Wolfe. Of Portland. was In
the city this week.
Mrs Henry Tilley is visiting in Aber-
deem.
Mr.. Ben r. Nudd is home from Cali
fornia and will soon go to Cape Nome.
Mr.. +. A. Martin was a Portland vis-
itor this week.
Mr.. Frank Cleveland has gone to Ia
coma.
Mr.. II. G. Nash was in winlock Tues
day.
Mr.. Dysart was IN Tacoma Monday.
The Woodmen Of the World gave q So
cial at their hall Thursday evening, which
was largely attended An impromptu
programme was rendered, after which re-
freshments were served.
The Red Men will give q ball on Febru-
airy IL and the fremen on February II.
Mr.. II. w. Stuchell, Of Chehalis was In
the city Tuesday.
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PORT ANGELES SOCIETY.

PORT ANGELES, Jan. 27.--Rev. Frame,
pastor of the First Methodist church, is
conducting revival services.
A rare treat was afforded the people of
Port Angeles last evening. Miss Inez
Carusi. of Washington, gave a recital at
the opera house, and she was greeted by
an audience that packed the building.
Her programme consisted of vocal music
and selections on the plano and the harp.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Coburn.
Port Angeles Lodge, No. 81, A. o. u. W.,
held public installation of officers Friday
evening at the opera house. After the
lodge work was completed the floor was
cleared and dancing was INDUCED In. An
elegant supper was served.
The Lady Maccabees had a social and
supper Tuesday evening after their regu-
lar session.
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SOCIETY IN ABERDEEN.

ABERDEEN, Jan. 27.-Mr r.. -~-r- IT v.
lor, who has been dangerously III with ty-
phoid fever at st. Joseph's hospital. Is now
recovering.
Monday was the anniversary Of the birth
OF Mrs R. A.: .Nickerson, and In honor
thereof Mr.. Nickerson and daughter Jen-
ME arranged a pleasant surprise. A num-
Der OF guests were present and an enjoyable
evening was spent In playing games.
Mrs. Fred King left Monday for San
Mr.. John Esmond and Mr.. VIII Bignold.
Of Montesano were in town several days
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Perry left Saturday
for San Francisco on the steamer Grace
Dollar for a short visit with Mr.. Perry's
parents in that city.
this week.
Mr.. J. ]. O'Leary returned Monday even
ing from visit to Seattle
t mrs ~ Wah S Of ST.
Last Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Broderick entertained number OF friends
at their residence on First street, in hon.
or Of Mr.. c. Lindstrom. who left on Sat
urday for San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs John Damiteo celebrated
their home ON Market street. Saturday
night. About thirty guests were present
The evening was pleasantly passed with
progressive. pedro until IL o'clock when
Mrs F. L. Carr of Montesano. Is visiting
this week with Aberdeen friends.
Mrs. Lycan, of Hoquiam, entertained q
number of Aberdeen friends at a lunch
con in the Hoquiam hotel, Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Judge O. v. Linn, of Olympia. visited in
Montesano several days this week.
The Rebekah lodge celebrated the ami
versary Of its institution Monday night
with a masquerade ball in the Odd Fellows
hall.
Mr. W. F. Ryan went to Olympia Mon
day.
Mr.. A. F. Coates was up Sound several
days this week.
Mrs. George A. Black has gone to Port
land for brief visit.
Mr.. G. L. McGibbon. of Butte, Mont,
Is in the city this week.
Miss Odessa Burke entertained the young
peoples Bible class Of the Congregational
church at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. d. Wood, Monday evening.
Mr. Edwin Sharpe, Of Tacoma, was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. ". B. Fetterman entertained a num-
Der Of her friends on Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Belle, of this city, visited Tacoma
last week, where she sang at a musicale
given in that city.
Mrs. c. C. Combs. of Elma, visited her
niece, Mrs. Charles Sauers, during the
week.
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CHEHALIs SOCIETY.

CHEHALIS. Jan. N.-Mr and Mrs. Eu-
gene Stanley and Mrs. Habersetxer, of
Frances were guests of Mr.. and Mrs Lill-
pop in Chehalfs this week.
Miss Maggie Sloan entertained q num-
Der of her friends at q card party Mon
day evening.
Miss Lena Barlow. who has been q resi-
dent OF Chehalis the past two years, has
gone to Seattle to live.
OF this city, are enjoying a winter outing
in California.
Mr.. Andrew Urquhart. Of The Dalles. Ii
visiting relatives this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Murphy, Of Baker
City, Or, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Stuchell, in Chehalis, started
Tuesday on pleasure trip to California.
Mr.. Nucy Nathan is visiting friends dur
ing his winter vacation in San Francisco.
Mrs. NJ. Briggs, Of Tacoma, was a guest
of Mrs. James Miller, in Chehalis. this
week
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COuPEvILLE SOCIETY.

COUPEvILLE. Jan. H.-Profs. W. J..
Spiliman, j. A. Balmer and d. A. Brodie.
of the Washington Agricultural college.
were in town this week
Mrs. A. l.. Alexander, who has been
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Hancock, Of Stanwood, are
spending few days on the island visit
ing relatives.
Sergt Sellers. OF Fort Casey. visited in
Seattle this week.
Mrs Thomas waterworth Is homo from
a visit to Tacoma
Mrs James Gillespie gave a party last
week in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. e. g..
Earle.
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BREMERTON SOCIAL NOTES.

BREMERTON, Jan. N-Miss Peck. OF
with Mr.. and Mrs Frank Wolfram.
Mrs. w. H. Wickersham and Miss
O'Brien have been visiting friends in Sc
attic several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Soggs were in Seattle
on Tuesday.
Mrs. @. II. Thomas was visiting friends
in Charleston last week.
Mr.. Arnold, of Washington. d. c.. Is at
the Puget sound naval station at present.
Mr.. @. H. Thomas was in Seattle last
Saturday
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EVERETT SOCIETY.

EVERETT, Jan. 27.-Mr. Isaac Cath
cart passed through the city Wednesday
en- route to Seattle to Join his family.
Mr.: Joseph Irving spent a few days with
MIS- family last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rice visited sew
eral towns down Sound last week.
Mrs. Grant Sabin's father and mother,
ar. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Hamilton, and her