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The Burke County news., 1900-05-18
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Land Sale.

BY virtue of a power of sale contained
in a trust deed executed to me bv E r.
Orders and wife. NJ. Jane Orders. on
the 2nd day of January; A. D.. 1899,
and registered in the Register office
of Burke county, Book &C. No. ,, page
122. l will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash. at the Court
House door in the town of Morganton
on Monday, the 18th day of May A.
d., 1900, certain tract of land lying
and being in Burke county and State
of North CarOlin, adjoining the lands
of ]. w. Garrison, w. A. Baily, Mart
Roper and others, bounded as follows:
Beginning on a blackjack Bailey's
southwest corner, and running south
10S poles to a stake in a field, George
Brlttaln's corner; thence east with
George and John Brittain's line loo
poles to pOSt-Oak, on the side of the
Rutherford road thence north IS
degrees west with the road 50 poles to
stake; thence north 3 degrees west
with the road 40 poles to stake;
thence north degrees west As poles TO
stake in the road, Bailey's corner:
| thence west with Bailey's line 134 poles
to the beginning, containing 100 acres,
more or less, being the tract of land
conveyed by Emily A. Happoldt to
w. NJ. Orders and E. r. Orders by
deed dated the 18th day of August,
1888. as recorded in book "J'', page
13, in the Office of the Register of Deeds
of Burke county, the interest of w. NJ.
Orders having been conveyed to f. r.
Orders.
Said land sold by reason of default
made in the payment of the debt Sc
cured by said trust deed, due n. r.
| RuSmise(l.
This the 9th day of April A. d., 90
l. T. AVERY. Trustee.
AVERY s. ERWIN, Attorness.
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DOES IT PAY TO BUY: CHEAP

A cheap remedy for coughs and colds
is all right, but you want something
that will relieve and cure the more
severe and dangerous results of throat
and lung trouble. What shall you do :
Go to Il warmer and more regular
climate: Yes. if possible; if not pos
slble for you. then in either case take
the ONLY remedy that has been intro
duced in all civilized countries with
success in severe throat and lung t1ou-
bles. "Boschee's German Syrup" II
not only heals and stimulates the
tissues to destroy the germ disease,
but allays inflammation, causes easy
expectoration, gives good night 6
rest, and cures the patient. Try ONE
bottle. Recommended many years by
all druggist in the world. For sale by
John Tull.
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TORTURED A WITNESS.

Intense suffering was endured by
witness L. l. Martin, Of Dixie. Nv.
before he gave this evidence: II
coughed every night until my throa,
was nearly raw then tried DIR. Kings
New Discovery which gave instant re-
llet. | have used it in my family for
four years and recommend i, as the
greatest remedy for Coughs. Colds aud
all Throat, Chest aud Lung troubles.
1t will stop the worst cough, aud not
only prevents but absolutely cures
Consumption. Price soc and 3l.oO.
Every bottle guaranteed Trial bottles
free at John Tulls Drug Store.
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Democratic County Ticket.

Fr House Of Representatives
Joseph f. SPAINHOUR.
E.r sheriff G. NJ. MCDOWELL.
For Relsi,te of Deeds s.. II. GILES.
For Treasurer {. A. HARRISON.
ror Coroner BULOW SCOTT.
For surveyor d. +. DENTON.
For Commits ssloners ID. GLASS,
N +. BERRY, ]. T. MCG1MPSEY
For Go. Solicitor a. G. AVERY, il
pROF. ". f. ABERNETHY was
endorsed for the State Senate.
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presented. Prof. .Abernethv
was chosen on second ballot.
The vote was as follows:
First ballOt-Pearson 29H,
Abernethv 29H. Second bal
lot Pearson 28H, Abernethv
SOH. On motion of Col.
Pearson the nomination of
Prof. Abernethv was made
unanimous.
The convention then chose
the following as delegates to
the Senatorial ton:
Morganton No. u. F. Spain
hour, J. w. Wilson, Jr., l. T.
Avery. Morganton No. 2
S. ]. Erwin, A. G. Avery, Jr.
Morganton No. "a. Y. Dale,
John Patton. Morganton No.
Al. c. Null, VIM. Powell,
F. NJ. Scroggs. Loveladv-
H. c. Goode, l.. NJ. Hull, J. E.
Coulter. 1card-W. w. Aiken,
A. ]. White, Lewis Warlick.
Upper Creek-R. Y. MiChaux,
/ Charlie Patton, r. P. Nantz.
Silver Creek No. II. A.
Scott, B. A. Giles. Silver
Creek No. y. c. Mills.
Linville-A. H. Giles, Amos
Conley. Upper Fork J. A
Poteet, Joseph Chapman.
Quaker Meadows-W. E.. Nc
Connaughev, 7. w. Drurv
w. B. Avery. Lower Creek
R. ]. Hallyburton. Smoky
Creek J. S. Gaultney.
The county executive com
mittee elected by this conven
tion is composed Of the fol
lowing named gentlemen: A
c. Avery, Jr., ]. NJ. Clark, ]
NJ. Patton, F. E. Cook, l.. NJ
Hull, F. P. Cook, w. A. Cook
E. P. Bennett, VIM. Lane
Davis Alexander, r. p. Nantz
]. L Houk, w. B. Mcdowell
F. r. Tillev.
Immediately after the ad
iournment of the convention
the new executive mite
held a meeting and elected A
G. Avery, Jr., chairman AM
J. NJ. Clark, assistant chair
man.
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PROF. ". f. ABERNETHY was
endorsed for the State Senate.
Pursuant to call of County
Chairman J. w. Wilson, Jr.,
the Democratic county con-
yenfion to nominate a county
ticket and to select delegates
10 the Senatorial convention
was held in the Court House
last Saturday.
Vt half past u O'Clock
Chairman Wilson called J.
Ernest Erwin to the chair and
requested L. c.. Cobb and ] I.
y. Ca>SelS to act as SeCre-
tarieS. On taking the chair
Mr.. Erwin made short but
pointed speech, arousing much
enthusiasm for the cause of
Democracy.
Fourteen precincts were
represented and the court
room was filled with delegates.
There were 50 votes in the
convention, making 80 votes
necessary to a cho.>e.
On motion the temporary
organization was made perm
anent.
The convention then went
into the nomination of candi-
dates.
For the House Of Repre-
>tntatives the names of Mr..
Joseph +. Spainhour and Mr..
J. Ernest Erwin were placed
before the convention. Al
this luncture Mr.. Erwin arose
and said that he was not a
candidate for the office anC
hoped his friends in the con
Ventlon would not vote fol-
him.
On first ballot the vote
stood, Spainhour 43, Erwin
Ito. Mr.. Spainhour was de
tlared the choice of the Dem
otrat> of Burke for Represen
tativt.
For Sheriff there was onl,
one name preSented-that o
the present popular lncum
bent. Mr.. &. Nj. Mcdowell
and he was nominated bv ac
llamation.
| here were two names pre-
>ented for Register of Deed:
that of the present Regis
ter. Mr.. J. Hamp Giles, an,
ot MIR. II. NJ. RHYME, of Lin
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nM Will pay 1oc per doz.
for beer and soda water bot
ties delivered at my store.
W. w. MCGALLIARD
3 lit.
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vile township. Mr.. Giles was
nominated on first ballot, the
vote standing, Giles ~. Rhvne
The names of Messrs. D.
3. Null, (the present incum.
bent. {. A. HARRISON and J.
NJ. Patton were presented for
the office of County Treasur.
er. Mr.. HARRISON was nomi.
mated on third ballot. The
vote stood, first ballot, Harbi.
son 21, Patton IA, Null "a
second ballet, HARRISON q
Patton I, Null 25; third bal
lot, HARRISON 81, Patton 3
Null 10.
For Coroner the present
holder of that office, Mr.. ]
NJ. Kincaid, received, on first
ballot, 29H votes, Mr.. Bulov
Scott 2S1a and Mr.. Carltor
Giles |. Mr.. Scott was nomi.
mated on second ballot, the
vote standing, Scott 32H
Kincaid 26H.
Mr.. d. f. Denton was nomi
mated, on first ballot, for Sur
veyor, the vote standing, Den
ton 81, ]. ]. Abernethy %.
For County Com missioner,
the names of Messrs. w. 3
Berry and ]. D. Glass, pres
ent incumbents, and r. P
Nantz, J. w. Simpson, ]. Il
McGimpsey, ]. A. Lackey, A
n. Dale and ]. S. Tilley wer
placed before the convention
On first ballot the vote stood
Glass 80, Berry -, Nantz 2f
Simpson 27H, McGimpsev 81
Lackev 1917, Dale II. Glass
Berry and McGimpsey wer
declared the choice Of tn
convention for commissioners
The name of Mr.. [. I
Avery, the present incumb bent
was presented to the conver
ton for the nomination fo
the County Solicitorship. Nj
Avery arose and thanked hi
friends for their kindness
him. but ''for reasons bes
known to HIMSELF asked tha
his name be withdrawn. II
assured the convention of hi
love for the Democratic part
and promised his untirin
support for the ticket fro1
top to bottom. He felt viz
tory in his bones and believe
: the State would be redeeme
! this year.
The name of Mr.. A. {
Avery. Jr., was then presen
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The COUNTY CONVENTION,
LARGE GATHERING OF DEMO
Gratis OF BURKE COUNTY.

A Strong Ticket Put Out spainhour
The Standard Bearer -Abernethy
Endorsed for the State Senate Del
egates to Senatorial Convention
The New Executive Committee.
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FISH, BERRIES and EARLY
VEGETABLES.
Prices on Fish Up to Nay 10Th.

Roe Shad IS TO +Oc. Buck Shad * 10
SOC. Trout and Founders &C ID. Blue
Fish 1oc h., Crnakers &c ID. Will sell
Early Vegetables and Strawberries
As cheap as possible Hoping to re-
ceiye your orders.
Respectfully.
THOS. LOWDERMILk
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into the Nesseh house, corner Baker and
Second avenue.
Mr.. p. V. Davis was In the city on
Thursday.
Mr.. Scales has purchased the property
adjoining him on the east and will i'm
prove IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Carpenter purchased
a fine property on Holbrook avenue and
will erect a residence very soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oleson. OF Kilborp ave-
nue.. are entertaining Mr.. ] Sandstrom
and Mr.. Nelson, from Minneapolis. this
week. These gentlemen expect to locate
in Seattle
Mrs. Wright is spending this week with
friends in Portland. Her cousin, Miss
Jessie Mclean, will accompany her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson entertained
a party OF friends at their home on Bal
lard avenue on Friday night.
Mrs. FINLEY entertained a party OF
friends from South Seattle last Tuesday.
The invited guests were: DIR. and Mrs.
Steward, DR.. and Mrs. Martison, Mr.. and
Mrs. French. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Roy. Miss Lloyd, Miss Coen.
Miss Roy. Mr.. Livingston. Mr.. Taylor. Mr..
Jones and Mr. Johns.
Perseverance Lodge, I. o. G. T., met
In regular session Monday night. After
business the usual good of the order
programme was rendered. On next Mon
lodge Good programmes for day and
evening are being prepared. The, latter
win be given In the Methodist church.
The Ballard Christian Endeavor Society
entertained a large company of young
people Friday evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. ]. Kleinsmith. The evening
was spent in playing games, and at late
hour hounteous refreshments were served.
Those present were Mrs. II. Hawley. Mrs.
Battleson, Mrs. ID. Harvey. Mrs. III. En-
yart. Mrs. Markusons Mrs. Carpenter Miss
Mildred Savage, Miss Sadie Hewitt, Miss
Gladys Northrop. Miss Evangelne Lind.
Miss Anna Smith. Miss Lillian Saeher Miss
Clara Smith, Miss Eva Runa. Miss Linnie
Wiley Miss May Savage. Miss Anna Nc
MILAN. Miss Mary Lyle, Miss Marie Sac
her, Miss Helen Frazier Miss Hazel Car
penter, Miss Mabel Cain, Miss Eva Bour-
gett. Miss Ida Mcmillan. Miss Viola Mann,
Miss Rose De Moss, Bliss Belle Faulkner,
Mr.. Kleinsmith. Mr.. Hedges. Mr.. Bert Flu
hart. Mr.. 8. 8. Ffuhart Mr.. ID. Harvey. Mr..
George Richardson. Mr.. J. Sommerville.
Mr.. Al Richardson. Mr. II. Battleson, Mr..
Rob Hopkins, Mr.. Mcfarland, Mr.. Car
penter. Mr.. Paul Hopkins. Mr. Erwin Runa,
Mr.. Frank wilcoxen, Mr.. George Wares.
Mr.. John Hopkins, Mr.. Ed Tease Mr..
Wharton Mr.. Boyington, Mr.. c. A. john
son. Mr.. &. Crooks Mr.. Al Tease. Mr.. T.
Smith. Mr.. r. Looney. Mr. Omar Smith.
Mr.. Lloyd Hitchcock and Mr.. Charles VIII
coxen.
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J<ershav. Mrs. William Timson. Mrs. w.
P Fowie Mrs. c. Cissna, Mrs. Cdness,
Mrs c. B. Burke. Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. w.
III. Axte-,. Mrs. D. II. Evans, Mrs. ID. d.
Pagan. Mrs. F. c. Teck' mrs. J; Edwood.
Mrs. George Gage, Mrs. II. NJ. Hug. Mrs.
j. r.. Critics. Mrs l.. III. Hadley, Mrs. II.
+ Hadley. Mrs c. w. Carter, Mrs z. W.
Purdy, Mrs. G. w. Loggie, Mrs. F. Flint.
Mrs. w. A. Marmont. Mrs $. ]. Craft.
Mrs. J. p. Mcmillan. Miss Grace Mans
field, Miss Jessie White
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson, Of Iowa,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. g. W. Johnson,
of Fairhaven.
Miss Ava Dodson. of Fairhaven, enter
tained Friday evening in honor of Miss
Esmond, a university ciassmate who is
visiting here.
The knights of the Maccabees. at their
weekly smoker Tuesday evening, were
surprised by the ladies of the X. o. T. NJ.
who brought lunches and turned the af-
far into social evening.
A basket social given by the Ben Hur
court Tuesday evening was attended by
about seventy-fve friends and members
of the order. Dancing ana games were
INDUCED in.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence a. Kline have
returned from their wedding trip
Mrs. G. w. Johnson. of Fairhaven en-
tertained in honor of Mr.. Johnson's birth
day the following at dinner Wednesday
evening. MI. anu MIS- tSdNdiN Jbi&ilSbNt
of Iowa. MT and Mrs. c. II. Hurlbut, Mr..
and Mrs. c. +. Nolte, Mrs. c. b. Hayne
and Mr.. K. p. Nicholson.
Rev A. Rogers returned Thursday from
a visit to Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs s. Atshuler returned
Thursday from California. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. J. II. Jacobs, mother
of Mrs. Altshuler.
Mr.. Ernest Anders. Of Ohio, cousin OF
Mrs. II. c. Griffith and Mr.. c. Il. Hadley
spent few days in the city this week.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Fischer on Monday
evening entertained at dinner Mr.. and
Mrs j. j. Donovan, Miss Benson Miss
ODel. Mr.. P. b Cornwall OF San Fran
cisco, Mr. Day. Mr.. Norman Tucker and
Mr.. r. X Kalloch.
number OF the younger society people
were entertained at cards and dancing by
Miss Grace Mansfield on Wednesday even
ing. Her guests were: Miss Lulie Fftz-
Hugh, Miss Lucy Pettihone. Miss Eva
Scott. Miss Ethel Scott, Miss Jessie White
Mr.. Frank Moore, Mr.. Clarence White
Mr.. Fred Laube. Mr. Earl Hadley. Mr.
Clyde Hadley, Mr.. Ray Cissna and Mr.
Robert Anderson.
The whatcom Choral Club, under the
direction Of Mr.. H. ]. Cozine Of Tacoma,
gave a soiree- musicale al the Bellingham
opera house Thursday evening Among
the prominent local musicians who partici-
pated were Miss Mackey. Miss Caldwell
Mrs u. Ireland. Mrs. w. A. +. Greene
Mrs. r. T. Trlmble, Mr. G. r. Park, Mr.
A. E. Cornelius. Mr.. George r. Austin.
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EVERETT SOCIETY.

EVERETT, March S.-On Monday even
ing Everett society filled the Central
opera house to its utmost capacity to
witness Hazel kirke." the entire cast
being made up of local talent under the
instruction of Mrs. Walter Thornton.
Mr.. Walter Thornton as Dunstan Kirke.
surprised the large audience with his
dramatic force and ability. Mr. Louis
X. Church, as Pittcus Green. furnished
the amusement of the piece II. d.
Cooley. as Lord Travers made decided
hit. Capt F.. J. Call. as Squire Rodney,
satisfied the audience. Mr.. Perry Clark,
as Nit, the half-witted lad did credit
to his part. Mr. r. X. Lewis. as Barney
OFiynn, Mr.. Edward Strong and Mr..
Ray Green, as mill hands, were pleasing.
The star OF the evening was Miss Lila
Barnett. whose graceful acting was adj
mired by all. Mrs Walter Thornton,
as Hazers mother; Mrs. +. j. Pearse al
Dolly Dutton; Mrs. Walter Swalweil, as
Lady Travers, and Mrs. Carrie Williams,
as Clara. took their parts In a very cred
liable manner. The play is pronounced
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to be the best amateur play ever pro-
duced in this city.
The ladies' of Glover Leaf Circle, No.
50. gave ball at Fraternai hall Friday
evening which was largely attended. A
fine supper was served by the ladies' at
midnight. Over fifty couples were pres
ent.
The playmstes OF Miss Ruth Paschke
were entertained by her Wednesday aft
ernoon, the occasion OF her fifth birth
day. A dainty lunch was served Those
present were: Aldrfch Collins, Merrill
Lewis. George Russell Lewis, Brooks
Pendleton, Carl Paschke celia Collins,
verna Pendleton, Norma Pendleton, May
fair Holcomb. Edith Paschke, Ethel
Paschke, Ruth Paschke
Mrs. NJ NJ. Cole returned home We'd
nesday from the East.
Miss Black, who has been visiting DR..
and Mrs. w. c. Cox. returned home
Thursday.
Mrs. Dennis Harrigan was called to
Tacoma last week by the sickness OF her
daughter, Mrs. L. ]. Walsh
Mrs. Scott Morrill, left Thursday for
Minneapolis, MINI.
Mrs p. L. Thean and children. who
have been visiting Mr.. ana Mrs. j. L.
Bowen for a few weeks. left Tuesday
to join Mr.. Thean at Fort Benton. Mont
Mr.. G. w. Anderson. of Granite Fails
was in the city Monday.
Mr.. John Brakeman, OF Snohomish. was
an Everett visitor Tuesday.
Miss Edith Jones and Miss Elsie Jones,
of Hamilton. are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Davis
Miss Laura Briggs has returned to her
home in Seattle. after a short visit with
her aunt, Mrs. w. F. Jones.
Mr.. Paul f. Page. of Buckley, accom-
panied by his daughter, were in the city
last week.
Mrs. +. c. Bronson. of Tacoma. Is in
the city visiting her daughter. Mrs. F.
]. Pearse.
Mrs. A. c. Parsons. of Seattle, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry, return
ed to her home Monday.
Mr.. w s, Hackman. who has been In
New York city during the past two
months, returned home saturday.
Mr.. Peter Lequa. of Stanwood. was in
the city Saturday.
Mrs. G. NJ. Sherwood OF Tacoma, Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. b. A. Man
ming.
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BELLINGHAM Ray SOCIETY.

NEW wHATCOM, March 3.--Miss Dodr
son. Mics Huntoon, Mr.. Richard Huntoon
and Mr.. Frank Brightmau. of Fairhaven,
who are students at the state university,
are at home for a few days vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Walker, of Spokane,
are visiting Mrs. J. g Stangroom.
Mr.. e. O. Graves. of Seattle. spent the
week In whatcom as the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs r. w Purdy.
Mr. VIII Lane of Alma. Wis. is visit
ing relatives in New whatcom.
Miss Rose Manning, OF Tacoma, is visit
ing in the city.
Mrs. John Hull and Mrs. A. Marshfield
entertained at euchre in the apartments
OF Mrs Hull in the Slade block on Tues
day afternoon. Ten tables were In play,
and the prizes were won by Mrs. p. w.
Strader and Mrs. w. p. Fowle. The
guests were: Mrs. p. w. Strader. Mrs r.
c. Higginson. Mrs. L. p. white. Mrs. c.
c. Deilinser, Miss Ryan. Miss Roberts,
Mrs. X. J. Anderson, Mrs. A. p. Cooper,
Mrs. George A. Cooper. Mrs. William
Thompson Mrs, c. T. Garfield, Mrs. c. H.
Wight. Mrs. l.. ~. Darwin, Mrs n. III.
Ellis, Miss Bacon. Mrs. Bacon. Mira. C. W.
Dorr Mrs. A. r.. Campbell Mrs. #. r.
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eetA fIA Msrch 3 Now that the
f.sn season Is on there will be some
sse-,'en " soeiai affairs IN this city, as
esie. The past winter has been an
s'ak'y ray one IN this city.
sna Mrs. Bush Baker left Olympia
4. .eahesiAN for Missouri. where Mr.
WI 80 into business
-. saturday afternoon last Mrs. ]. n.
: - sa'eftained the ladies' Whist club
~. ~ Mrs James \. Haight and
~ LORD. who are members OF
sha aIv soon to leave Olympia.
49, ". Z McOcnald. OF spokane. ia
~ relatives and old friends IN this
t.ss.,. Ns"oss evening Mrs M. Hoke en-.
" ,sa lumber " ffieudA tp honor
~ hnses birthday
49,. 80 MIA Gus Harris arrived hnue
49,. a'shI Mr. Harris has neon IN
- t1k Tor some time. and he ,an,e
u ~ var Francisco. where he toln.
lsssaN hsFris, who has been yiSitinS in
wss'sls with relatlve~.
Ma a ufccn. who was a yg.itnr
~ =, brother, Mr.. u. A. Graham les,
d r. aeiAe a; DENNIS, whatco,n conn
"a, ga htu Neagcr returned 1ues,ga u.
"a NJ @ = pleasant visit al Everett
NJ p.,,s.u laws, and at Tacoma with
! ffisaas. '' MeNey and other
'sAses M sssn =. party In Universal Broth
seoS s an. Tuesday evening there was
4. ssendance. and prizes were wCr
zoe hsrss ladies' pvogressinAal and
msas - Mrs G, kaufman. gentle.
ssg,,s, Dns hands, AIR. Charl~s wtirox
- progrossions, Mr.. charles Al.
US Z. Louisa Barksdale . r,-,.,.
eAys a. ., ,e'n school, leaves In a Tsw
q n. l.', "Ssset On Tuesday evening
s,aos Ra vHs q Mr. Grover aud Mis-
Marty n, N'ss sArksdale was rendered
Ia V ssl people were nresrn, ''''
Ne so rsp y, Him Euchre club met At
50 rass.,asx' Ar. and Mrs o. n. simesor
A-rs ~ ~ evening. Resides ths men.
q s0 I. The club there were 81, mem urSul
tass MIN pSeseni. and nine tables , wSr'
~!ss~ Prizes Mere awarded
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sNOHOMIsH SOCIETY.

SNOHOMISH. March 3.--This has been
a very busy week socially In Snohomish,
possibly because II afforded the last OPP
portunity before the opening of the
Lenten season.
dancing party Tuesday evening In honor
OF Miss Anna Jackson and Miss Anita
Sinclair, who are visiting In the city.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Morgan. Mr.. and Mrs. Booth. Mr.. and
Mrs McKenney. Mrs. Lenfest, Mrs c. w.
Sinclair, Mr.. and Mrs. Deering Mrs
Mere, Miss Jennie McNaughton. Miss
Whitfield Miss Packard, Miss Jackson.
Miss White, Miss Amy Spurrei. Miss
Grace Spurrell Miss Headlee. Miss Elsie
Comegys. Miss Eva Comegys. Miss Rena
Dibb, Miss Ada Dibb. Miss Strang Miss
Ferguson. Miss johnson, Miss Keefe
Miss King. Miss Russell. Miss Shank
land. Miss Fannie Mudgett, Miss Getchell
Mr.. Bird. Mr.. Ferguson. Mr.. Comegys
Mr.. Lamphrey. Mr.. Meagher Mr. Partee.
Mr.. Colburn. Mr. Hewitt. Mr. Mcswain
Mr.. Knapp, Mr.. w. Johnson. Mr. Spur
rell. Mr. Ransom. Mr.. Connolly. Mr. c.
johnson. MIR. Newcurchin. Mr.. Taylor,
Mr.. Niegerman, Mr.. Brandt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Foster entertained
n number of their friends at cards FRI
day night In honor of Mrs. James j. Rut-
ledge. of Dawson City. Mrs. Gilbert
Turner and MIR. Dan Hodgins took first
prizes. Mrs. w. NJ. Snyder and Mr.. r. r.
Cowell second.
Mr.. and Mrs. La Bel gave a whist party
Tuesday evening for the benefit of the
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visitors as follows: Gentiemen's pro-
gressions, Mr.. J. O'Brien Scobey: gentle
mems lone hands, Mr.. Hugh Ross; ladies'
progressions. Mrs. s. A. Madge; ladies'
lone hands, Mrs. II. c. bigger.
a new dancing club, the Now or Never,
mas been organized In this city, and as
It's name implies. it's object is to give
uancing parties. The club is rather ex-
elusive. In one respect at least. The MEM
bership Is to be wholly confined to mar
REQ people, and no single persons are
70 De invited TO the parties. Mr.. George
r.. f1lley is president. Mrs. ID. C. Bates
secretary, and Mr.. Ira G. Otis treasurer.
me club will give weekly dances at the
olympia hotel. on Friday nights.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-04

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