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New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
NEW MANAGEMENT IN THE WEST.

San Francisco, Sept. THE plan of Prince Andrs
Poniatowski to control and conduct racing nj Tan
foran and Ingleside has taken definite form. The
San Francisco Jockey Club has been organized with
81 coo 900 of preferred stock and similar amount q
common stock. The directors Prince Ponistow-
ski Charles Fair, j. J. Moore. OF Meulo Park:
Frank ]. Carolan and Major J. l. Rathbone The
officers President. Prince PoniatoWski. and
vice-pTesident. Charles Fair. The jockey club
is to lease Tanforan and IngelSde for Iong time
TanforaR is to be formally leased to-day. On Sep
tember 70 next a lease on Inglesda will be per
fected. Prince POniatowski who goes East to-day.
referring 10 the new club. said:
Our stakes are all added money. every cent Qut
up or received entries going to the winners The
stakes VIII be the same every year and vii thus
become classic events The moneys put Up viii II
crease with the normal development OF racing oat
the conditions viii remain the same. giving 70 wiz
ter racing in California reputation Of slsadiness
and perm6neucy. which in the past has been sub
jeCt of yearly controversies in the East often keep
ing away a great many hOrssmen
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
coLER DELEGATES FROM GREENE.

Catskil N. Y, Sept. 7.-Greene County Democrats
to-day elected Coler delegates to the State Conven
tion They Clarence e. Bloodgood. Emerson
Ford and E. Roe; aternates. Frank H Nichols.
Judson A. Belts and Egbert Palmer. Congress dele
gates. John II. Bagley, N K. Mead Henry D.
Churchill and John Noll. Senate delegates. Ira b.
Kerr. Charles A. Fowler. James W. Mills, F. II.
Osborn. S. b. Sage and John J. Carr.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
BRYAN's BRIEF OHIO SPEECH.

Cambridge. Ohio Sept. w. ]. Bryan left
Wheeling for Chicago at 7:sO o'clock this morning
He had endeavored to keep his route secret but
at Cambridge there assembled crowd of
several hundred persons. who demanded a speech
from the candidate Mr.. Bryan spoke for three
minutes cOnfining himself to the trusts along the
same lines he has used in former speeches. He
said that no could expect remedial legislation
from the Republican party, which depends to a
large extent upon these Combina tions for cam
paign contributions He said that if the working
man did not know how to vote in order to hurt
the trusts he should watch the way the trust
ma gnates voted and then vote the other way.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
BROOKLYN POLICE TRANSFERS
DEMOCRATS GO FROM RURAL. To PAVING
DISTRICTS

Chief Devery last night sent word to Brook
iyn that ne had made several transfers for the
sood OF the service" Inspector Druhan. of
queens county was transferred to Brooklyn.
10 take the place OF Inspector Thomas Murphy.
who is ordered to go TO Queens Can,oiu
Thomas Hickman. of the Canarsis station ,,r,
exchange places with Captain Edmund Brown
or the Atlantic-ave. station. BROOKLYN
The motive for making the transfers saa,Ds
10 be politics, pure and simple Dr,,han and
Hickman who go from OUTLYING tn thicl+I,, 49,
ulated districts. are Democrats. while Murphy
ana brown are said to be Republicans The
transfers go into effect this morning
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
NIAGARA COUNTY FoR HILL.

Wilson N Y. Sept THE lid Assembly District
Convention of the Democrats of Niagara County
held this afternoon. nominated John C Noble of
Niagara Falls, for the Assembly.
The following elected to the State Conyen-
tion: NJ. Maloney. of Niagara Falls; c. ]. Murphy
Of Porter and J. w. Hackett. of Wilson A resolu-
ton offered instructing the delegates for Sena-
tor Mackey for Governor but a substitute was
offered and carried as compromise that the dele
gates use all honorable means to nominate Mackey
AS between Croker and Hill the delegates will he
for Hill if MaCkey cannot win. "
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
DEPEW GOES no OHIO mo- spEAK

Senator Depew went to Youngstown Ohio yes
terday afternoon the o'clock train over the
New-York Central TO take part in the speech
making at the opening of the political campaign in
the Buckeye State. II is said that President Nc
kiney made personal request OF Senator Deneu,
70 make OF the opening speeches AT Youpgs
town to-day. Senator Hanna is also one of fba
speakers. VI ''0
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
WAITING FOR GORMAN.

Ex-Governor Stone. the chairman OF the sub
committee OF the Democratic National Committee
announced at the Hoffman House yesterday that
there had been no decision TO a place for Ma
@ uonaI headquarters I'm this city He said the sub
iit ittSe would walt for the arrival OF ex-Senator
headquarters. ' Seiecuhs
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
COLD COMFORT FROM CARLISLE.

Congressman Richardson, member of the Demo
cratic National Committee, tried yesterday. accord
ing to the friends of ex-Secretary John G. Carlisle
to induce that well known Gold Democrat TO come
out for Bryan. He went to Mr.. Carisles office
No 80 Broad-st., where he spent half an hour.
he said
None. of course"
Mr.. Carlisle said afterward that he knew his own
mind perfectly well, but he preferred to make no
statement at present
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
RESULTS IN DELAWARE COUNTY

peIm' n y. Sept. THE Delaware County
Deiiooisuc convention to-day elected as delegates
10 the state Convention Charles L. Andrus PauI
~ ~-io"oiS ana Thomas Keery They are not in
Dut are naturally favorable to Hill The
ttonsI ,oIas tnaorse Bryan and the Democrats Ma
for Governor. e'' Sois nomination
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
C0LER ON INDEPENDENT TICKET.

HIS REPORTED INTENTION IN CASE HE is
NOT NOMINATED AT SARATOGA.
The latest story concerning the intentions of
Controller Coler was circulated last night. 1t
was to the effect that he had decided to make
the race for Governor an Independent ticket
provided he is defeated for the regular Demo
cratic nomination. This rumor said that the
principal plank In his platform was to be anti
bossism No confirmation of the story was OBJ
tainable last night as the Controller had not
at a late hour returned from Hudson and Chat
ham, where yesterday he made an address at
pfryf fai
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
CRICKET.
MANHATTAN AND CAMPAN1A DRAW

MANHATTAN AND CANIPANIA DRAW.
The Manhattan and steamship Campania cricket
met in return match at Prospect PARK.
Brooklyn. yesterday, and draw resulted. OwinS
to the approach Of night. Ii the last match Of
the season for the Campania men. and. as they
had gone through the season undsfeatsd they
were anxious to maintain their record 7. G. Hods-
played good game for Campana, and al
though he was let on twice. his 81 not out, vas
put up in good form. A. J. Gray. OF the Manhattan
team. played we'll for his q, not out Score;
CAMPANIA
r. Burrows.
+. Dixon. Rsuycn. =
J. Sleigh. Prendergas BaTTCwS
H. Galway Hole RarroWs. ..
l. G. Hodgson not out .
G. r Wilson. Nugcnt-
w Bernard. NuSent
X Yates NuSeht ~
J. Wilkinson out =
r. Green. NugeGt.
r. Turpin, Nugent , BCXi- -
ENtr9S -
1ota
MANHATTAN
r J. Prendergast out ....,...--.-.
y cray NOT out
a Benyop - Cass Bernard. y
ttNlli not
Extras
i0'S4 ~
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
STATE TICKET INDoRsED.

The Republican Executive Committee of Kings
County yesterday afternoon indorsed the Renph
Hcan State ticket and adopted a resolution OF SYM
pathy on the death of Controller Morgan - 80
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
THE BEST THERE Is

-r; "A gIanse a1 the Apartment House advertising in
for the winter. ~ -" ;" nome
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

SIXTH RACE-For three-year-ods and upward; selling.
$500 added one and ore-sxteenth miles. on turf
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
FOURTH RACETHE ANNUAL CHAMPION $500
guarantaea foE :hEss-ysar-olds and upNarl. sEssla

FIFTH RACE-Fres handicap steepleehase; for shrss-
ysar-olds and upward; $500 added Full steeplschzss
course
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

SHEEPSHEAD BA1 EN hlE-S FUN AD-DAI.
The entries for to-day's races at Sheepshead Bay
a follows:
FIRST RACE-For two-year-olds; selling 500 adtsd
last ave f1rlongs Of the new Futurfty Course
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

Won easily by a length and half three paris q
length between second and third
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-24

VANCOUVER, r. c.. June 3.-Cuite
furore has been created in society circles
by the appearance OF u few copies OF the
first issue OF an elaborate and costly
work, entitled The Women of Canada.
the request Of the Hon Sydney Fisher.
federal minister of agriculture. with the
Countess of Aberdeen. wife of the former
governor general. as editor-in-ehief. The
book is a very handsome one, and its
foremost women of the Dominion, con
tain very exhaustive account of the po-
liticad. social, church and club life IN
the Dominion, Among the British
rim and Mrs. cleveland, Of Vie
toris, and Mrs. J. c. Michigan, Mrs. g
NJ. Beecher and Mrs. w. A. Mackinnon. of
Vancouver. The publication Is intended
specially for circulation at the Paris ex-
position, and will be printed in both Eng
Mr. w. A. Brown of this city. and Miss
Isabel Chase. daughter OF Mr.. j. Chase,
of Mount Pleasant, were married on Tues
day They are spending their honey
Mrs. George Mel. Brown returned on
Thursday from a visit to friends in the
East.
The Vancouver Rowing club has given
several very successful afternoon fegnt-
tas and socials during the past ten DAYS.
d. Simpson, assistant manager of the
Bank of British North America here, has
returned from trip to Dawson. Mrs.
Simpson will accompany him on the next
trip to the Northern city.
The Misses Earle. Of Victoria, arrived
from the capital on Wednesday and left
for the East. They will spend the sum
mer at Ottawa, and later will go to New
port
The death of Mrs. II. ]. Gambia,
has cast :, gloom over and caused post
ponement of many society events.
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EVERETT SOCIETY.

EVERETT, June 23.-The members of
the Christian Endeavor Society were en-
tertained nj the home Of Miss Payne en-
Wednesday evening. Refreshments were
served and officers for the ensuing te~TL
were elected rs follows: Daniel A. Duryee.
president: Blaine Richardson, vice presi-
Weaver. treasurer. The president up
pointed the chairmen of tho difterert
committees.
The board OF education met last week
and elected Mr.. J.. N. Gardner, grad
uate of the state university. IS Instructor
of sciences. Mr. Lancaster and siiss Har-
rington were reelected. Miss Tule Will
The w. C. r. U. met at the Summit
hotel on FRIDAY afternoon.
Rev. w. T. Hogg, Phi D.. president -
and Saturday evenings at the Free MethO-
dist church.
on Friday evening the Z. Weldon
Young company, Uniform. Rank h. Ct
which was well attended
Rev. c. s. Mckinley who has lust grad
uated from the Seattle seminary. arrived
in the city last Thursday and will visit
here for some time with relatives.
Mr.. J. NJ. Vernon was in Seattle Friday.
The Woman's Guild Of Trinity parish
met at the guild hall Wednesday after
The ladies' Of the Catholic church gave
a dinner at Fraternal hall Thursday even
ing.
iSuty Ifltloth, VI Wau3 wHul
arrived in the city Thursday and is .he
guest of Mrs. w. G. Cox.
Judge Frank r. Reid was . Tacoma
visitor last week
Miss Jeanne Caithness was visiting IN
Seattle last week.
Mr.. II. G. ITerren. OF Oregon. was in
the city last week visiting his brother,
Mr.. i. w. Heron.
Mrs. NJ o. Tihbetts and children, of
Mission. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. e.
Brown.
Mr.. Waldenar Bronson. Of Tacoma, is
visiting his sister. Mrs. V. ]. Pierse
Miss Pearl Mcdonald. of Seattle Is
visiting at the home of Mr.. r. f. Head
lee.
Mrs. Sturgeon mother OF Or. r. o.
Sturgeon returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. s. III. Nichols, Judge j. C. Den
n.y. Mr.. Robert Hubert Mr.. Frank
Clark, Mr.. Peter Zimmerman. Mr. Henry
Friday and Others attended the state
league In Seattle Friday.
Mr.. George Clark Is in the ,'tv visit.
ing his brother Mr.. Frank Clark
Mrs. A. lfighwardin. mother OF airs.
q j. House, is visiting Mrs. Fa'rchild at
whatcom.
Mr.. ]. B.: Niclserson returned from a
trip East Tuesday.
Mr.. ]. w. Hyndman has been III at his
rooms at the Monte Cristo hotel he past
week.
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THE SEATTLE PosTNTELLIGENCER SUNDAY JUNE "a. isoc


pink carnations Before the bridal party
entered the church Miss Eva Doyle sang
church she sang believe" While the
bridal party was entering the church
Mrs Harry Rubidge. of Tacoma, piayea
Iohengrin's bridal March" and Men
deissohn's Wedding March" while they
were Leaving The bridal party, togstner
with relatives repaired to the home OF the
brides parents. where the weooins sur
short trip to the Sound cities. The bride
Is the eldest daughter Of Mr.. and MRS
James II. Parker. Mr. Parker Is city at
torney OF this city and az one time was
prominent in that profession in Tacoma,
where the bride Is well known end mas
many friends. Mr.. Bale IL the senior
member OF the firm of Bale & Wood and
prominent in business circles.
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PUYALLup SOCIETY,

PUYAIIUP, June 2}.-Mrs. J. r.. Rog-
ers. of Olympia. visited her son. Mr.. Il. z.
Rogers, Of this city. last Wednesday
Miss Alice Prince, of Seattle visited
Miss Janette Downey the past week
Miss Laura Barry. of Tacoma attended
commencement in this city last week.
r. Dewey. of Tacoma. and Prot Edmond
$. Meany. of Seattle, were the guests OF
Prof. and Mrs. J. NJ. Layhue commence
ment night.
Miss vanilla Caskin a primary teacher
here. left Saturday for the Yosemite val.
ley. where she will spend her vacation.
guest of Mrs. w r. Scott, left for her
home at the capital Friday.
Mrs. G. /" Manning. OF Seattle, is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. j. NJ, Layhue. OF
this city.
Miss Rena Taimadge. Of Seattle. and
guests Of Miss GIoie stuver last Sunday.
Mrs. N NJ. Hull. of Eau Claire Wis
arrived In this city Friday 20 spend the
summer with her daughter. Mrs, Walter
Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Invood, Of PaSa-
dena, Cal. are In the city visiting Mrs.
Inwood's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VI. II.
Williams. for a week before leaving for
tour through Europe,
The event Of the week was a large re-
ception given Wednesday afternoon BY
Mrs. w. X. Scott, Mrs J. NJ Layhue and
Mrs g 9. Sweeney at the home Of Mrs.
Scott, The house was beautifully decor
Ated Tor the occasion. LA France roses
aud ferns being used In profusion Ia the
front and back parlnrs. while In the din
ing room sweet peas were used The
stair rail IN the hail was twined with tvy
aud ferns. Those present were Mrs ". q
Rowland. Mrs. G. r. Gibbs, Mrs. charles
Methes, Mrs Preston Perry. Miss Iarette
Downev Mrs r.. r. Pritchard Miss Jrn-
nie Graham. Mrs. 4. Y. Love 10y. Mrs w
A. Stewart. Mrs. g. g Chandler Mrs 4
y. Campbell. Mrs, \. Baggs. Mrs. Fred
BonelL Mrs, James Bonell. Miss Anna
Kennedy. Mrs .. O Woodward Mrs. J
W Stuver Mrs. J. H. shcrrick. Miss
Florencs sherlock. Miss Pearl Hubbard
Mrs q H. FsBrrager. Mrs. q. a West
Mr.. J. y. Nevins, Mrs S, w. Cornish.
Mrs. G. J. stuart. Mrs T. w Brew Mrs
Fred stewart Mrs ". = Dasher % Ia
coma. Mira c. g, Hood. Mrs. G, ~ walk
err Mrs. r1ckstock. Mrs VI n Williams
Mrg A. T.. Drcshach. Mrs. Morgan. Miss
Jennie Jackson, Mrs J J Latx. Mrs
George Seigle. Mrs. G. J Caskin, Mrs
Nct'ready Mr& FdNin Pratt Mrs. r
knight, Mrs. \. Vi CrandaH u Tacoma
Mrs. r Truedpon Mrs g. T.. stewart
Mr. Samuel pIifori Mrs Thomas Far
ren Mrs. Fred Potter. Mrs. " Twins
Mrs @ Spur Miss Morgan. Miss cas-
kin. Miss porueroy -as~ Miller Miss VIII
nanas % Olympia, Miss Price and Mrs.. q
T.. Manning ~ Seattle, Mrs y ". Hun 81
Eau claire, NNss and Mrs \. p. Wood
and Mrs. r p. Wood u Summer.
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ANACORTEs SOCIAL NEWS.

ANACORTES. June 23-Mrs w. T. Oh
lin and daughter. Miss Reno who have
been making three months visit with
relatives in Chicago. have returned home
Mrs. w. ID, Mallory and sons. of Seattle
visited friends in Anacortes this week,
Mrs. IT. Il. Kennedy. OF Seattle. Is WIS.,
itng her sister-in-law, Mrs G. T. Capp
Mrs. u. w, Ford Is visiting relatives in
Seattle.
Mrs n 3. B~s~- has returned home af-
ter visiting relatives I'm Seattle and Olym-
pia.
Mr. Harold Chiids. who has been at
tending college at Berkeley. Cal, Is home
for the vacation months.
Mrs. May :. Lawry and DAUGHTER, Miss
Gertrude. have returned after an ex-
Councilman and Mrs. r. y Petersen
spent Sunday with friends In whatcom
Miss Olive Trafton has arrived from
Seattle to spend few days with her pa
rents.
Mrs. Kate Whitney was chosen n afrec-
tor and Miss Josie Trolson clerk at the
late school election.
Mrs. V. J. Knapp will leave In a few
days for New Mexico. where she will visit
her Sister. and then visit her former home
IN the Eastern states
Mass Jennie hutchinson nd Miss Eva
MCCiiniis have returned from Whatcnua
where they ed with friends
Mr.. ana Mrs. II. &. Howard visited In
Meunt Vernon this week.
Miss Layerne Boynton is Visiting friends
In Olympia.
Miss Maud Covinston celebrated her
9th birthday. on Tuesday. By Inviting
about thirty Young friends TO enjoy the
occasion with her.
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Chehalis high school went out 10 the re-
form school and repeated their commence,
ment programme to the children MI ana
Mrs. Westendorf served a dainty iuncneon
afterwards and q very pleasant evening
was spent.
A number OF the Chehahs young people
attended the Centralia high school COM
mencement exercises Friday night.
DR.. C. a. Custer, of Portland. mas
located in Chehalis.
Mrs. a. Donahoe is visiting friends In
Portland.
Mr.. F. II. Webb. Mr.. George Wilson.
Mr.. Alpheus Byers and Mr.. William tnis-
holm, OF Seattle, were Chehaiis Nsltors
Wednesday.
Miss Anne Grey Millett returned sun
day from Tacoma. where she Is emplcNe1
as a teacher In, the Annie Wright SEMI
Miss Melva Forrest has arrived home
from an extended stay in Arizona ana
New Mexico.
nary. She viii spend the summer at her
home In this city.
state normal at New Whatcom. where she
has been the past year.
Mrs. Max Shiliock, of Granite. Or, who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. II. ID. Cooley. left for home Monday
Miss Ailis is visiting friends in Seattle.
The largest attendance ever seen at
dancing party In Chehalis was that at the
bali given Wednesday night at the Grand
Opera house by the Woodmen OF the
World in honor OF the visiting Woodmen
and circle delegates over 100 couples
early in the morning Luncheon was
served at the Workmen hall. An enjoy
able musical and literary programme pre-
eeded the ball
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BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.

BALLARD, June 23.-The parents and
teachers league of Ballard held it's CLOSING
session for this term at the Central school
Wednesday night. Between thirty and
forty members were present An inter-
esting address by Mrs. NJ. Enyart pre-
senting the need of a more extended
course in high school work was followed
by several selections Of music by Mrs
J. NJ. Donoghue and Mr. VI. r. Giles. Az
ter adjournment light refreshments were
served and a pleasant evening passed by
all present. The next regular meeting
will be the first Wednesday in Septem-
Der. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
er, Mrs Frank woodrins, Mrs. j. NJ
Donaghue. Mrs. c. a: Donsshuc, Mrs.
Morgan, Mrs. L. u. McDermott, Miss r.
TYLER. Miss NJ. shelley. Miss Halieck
Miss u. Walsh. Miss Jennie Yerkes. Mr.
A. W. Preston, Mr.. Thomas HOUSTON,
Mr.. W; ]. Daniels. Mr.. r. Kirk. Mr.
on Sunday MFR. Jesse Hsnsburv and
Miss Eva Watts were married In Seattle
by Rev. n. r. Brooks. ON Monday night
after meeting held in the NJ. r. par
sonaEe, the members of the league sur
prised the newly married pair at their
residence on Ballard avenue. An enjoy
able evening was passed and during the
evening handsome wedding present was
given to the bride and groom, who are
esteemed members OF the league. Re
freshments Were served. Those present
wre: Mrs. j. Rima. Mrs. IIihorn. Miss
Maud NcDermott Miss Allie coghlan Miss
Letha CoEhlan, Miss Lulu Coghlan. Miss
Eva Chamberlain. Miss Estelia Tyler
the Misses Anderson. Miss Eva Chamber
lain, Mr.: Roscoe Hitchcock. Mr.. l.. Hitch
cock. Mr.. VIII McCrsry. Mr.. Thomas
McCrary. Mr.. Robert Hopkins. MIR. Pa II
Hopkins, Mr.. Kirk Mr. Kiibourne, Mr.
Ray Thomas Mr.. MHrril Chamberlain
DIR, G. s, Emery, Mr.. John Johnson. Mr.
Fred +. Fisher Mr.. Philip Wipsor and
Mr.. Dean u. Plants delegates from the
Ballard camp. attended the convention OF
the first district Pacific jurisdiction of
the Woodmen Of the World at Chehahs
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Klelnsmith aeft Thursday for
Yakima, where she will spend three
months.
Mr. w Farrar. OF Marysville, visited
his mother Thursday and Friday in Bal-
lard
Mrs; George Apkar and daughter Miss
Mabel returned home Thursday from
Clear lake. whore they had been visit
ing for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Din and two children
left on Saturday for Maple valley and
Leary to spend short vacation.
Rev. n. w. Fletcher returned Saturday
from New York where he had been for a
few weeks.
Mr., Herbert Folger Of San Francisco.
was In town Monday
Rev. w. H. Mcmillan. Of shelton. and
Rev. y. J. inWood, nf Los Angeles Cal
visited Rev. u. =. Brooks Monday ana
Tuesday.
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pie left for Grand Marai.. Mich.. wher,

pie left for Grand Marais, Mich, where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. Alex kellermsn. OF Montesano, was
In the city on business trip during the
week
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Combes and dapgh-
ter, Miss Gertrude, have been guests or
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sauers during the
week
Mrs ~ O. Kaufman Is visiting in olym-
pia and expects to remain there for some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Spencer and Mr..
T. 8. Fretz, Of Centralia. were visitors in
the city during the week.
Mr.. T.. Benn and Mr.. John Landers
were visitors 10 Olympia during the
week.
The ladies' Of the Congregational church
were entertained by Mrs, r. c. Benjamin
at her home Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. NJ r. Sherwood. Mrs. Jacob
Weather.ax and Miss Ina Weatherwax
are visiting friends in Portland.
Rev. l.. w. Ross, of Hoquiam. spent two
or three days In the city, returning home
Thursday evening.
Mrs Charles ssuers entertained a large
number Of her lady friends at an after
noon tea Thursday.
Mrs. Julius Heyer and Mrs. William
butcher attended the annual woodcraft
convention at Chehalis this week as rep
resentatives OF the local lodge.
Mr.. John Creech. who was called TO
Fairfield. Wash. by the serious Illness
Of his father, has returned to his home
IN this city.
and around Aberdeen for some days past
Wood are spending some days at Cohas-
seft beach