The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-29
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SsIth Seattle.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The rally held AZ Newclrs han wcines-
cay evening was a vote-getter for the
Republican party in this precinct. Her
mon w. Craven and samuel Il. stern, she
speakers Of the evening. won everyone
BY the Straightforward manner In which
they dealt with the issues OF the cam
paign. Mr.. Craven spoke on expansion
and Mr.. Stern on the trust question. Both
men fired shot after shot at the fusion
ISIS. catering 70 pieces the arEgrenis
which fusion campaign orators al over
the country have been putting ~ IN An
attempt 20 Justify themselves in the
course they have taken In this campaign.
The success of the Republican ticket Is
assured Ia this precint beyond question
al the present time The following inter-
Views with prominent business men OF
this place throws light upon the party
feeling that pervades this precincss
George w Newefi--There Is no use 20
talk about this precinct: " is absolutely
safe by iine majority fer every Office
Robert j. Allen-Thls precinct. which
two years ago gave the fusienists ma
a good Republican majority. too.
John G. Werner-This precinct Is In
tensely Republican this year
die, ina, not less thsn as win Win BE- Re-
publican. Two years has made a great
change in this precinct.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. j. n. Feh-
renpasher and Miss Ruby Matlock were
united In marriage by the Rev. w. A.
Majors at their own home. which had
been previously furnished for their recep-
ton and occupancy and which had been
oeautifuliy decorated with flowers for the
At o'clock the contracting parties ap
peared. supported by MIR. Conrad Fehren-
basher. brother Of the groom. and Mrs.
Bun. sister OF the bride. and Mr. John
Fehrenhasher. The officiating clergyman
proceeded with the ceremony. at the con-
ciusion OF which the couple received
many congratulations and the company
was served with wedding supper
Mrs. Fehrenbasher Is well and fayorabiy
known by q circie OF friends. MIR, and
Mrs Fehrenbasher win reside in South
Seattle. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. III l. Bull. Mr.. Harry Bull. Mr..
and Mrs. Efaw. Miss Laura Huh. Mr.
Lewis Ensw. Miss Mary shank. Mrs, II.
Benton Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Atkinson Miss Jessie Atkinson. Mr.. FL
wood Bull. Mr.. Lester Atkinson. Miss
Miss Marguerite La Fontainc, MIR. and
Mrs. Stephens. Mr.. Irving. Mr. ard Mrs
White. Mrs. Lawson. Mr. Conrad Fehren-
Mrs, H. s. Weaver, Miss Bessie Weaver.
Mr.. Paul Weaver Mas Flora Booker, Mr..
James Saunders. Mr.. apd Mrs. wni
Green. Mr.. and Mrs. shiel1k.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Wesley
NJ. II. church win hold an aii-day meet
ing AZ the home OF Mrs Niece next Thurs-
day. Each lady win provide lunch. and
coffee will be served
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Stewart gave
Bayou Bean dinner. and entertained n
few friends. IL was q very enjoyable
afAir. Those present were Mrs Rshkar,.
Mrs. Riber. Mrs. Meehan. Mrs. David
son, Mrs. Stewart
The Union Sunday school will meet as
usual Mt tho Baptist mission on Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The weekly session of the Christian
Endeavor was held Thursday evening al
the Baptist church.
Mr. and Mrs. II. u. Cation have tust
returned from few days visit in Ever.
EFT. Whatcom and Fairhaven.
Mr. W. T. Willard is reported quite nj.
Mrs. y. Henry, who has been very n,
Tor the past month. n improving slowly.
Capt. Parker. of the steamship Oriental
10 visiting his daughter, Mrs. Burbank.