davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-07
bRONO" not the ANne - sJsI3O
MlDE.

an buEins Laxative Bromo-ouinine FAR
-. the old standard remedy whir-
cold In one day. i,e sure that
al druggists. &C. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-07
IN THE SENATE
Almost the Entire Day Spent in EN-
ccutiva Session.

Washington. Dec. s.-The Senate. to-
dav. transacted no business Of inpor-
lance in cT.en session. Throughout al
most the entire afternoon it was in
executive session. The ship subsidy
bill therefore received no considcr2-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-07
CERVEEA's SYMPATHY

CapIcd 10 Lieut. Hobson, Who's Coud-
ton l. Jnchang,2-
New York Dec. G.-1i-rt- I.4nsv.
1,sisss,i 4 comfortable night a. tic Pres
hyrorisn hospital and his cri''fi iun Was
-',,ort MI today. Ia Nc unchanged.
ka7nir.1 t'erveTTg has scat the following
c4hJegram 81 sympathy from Mal.Id-
II am greatly afflicted ~ earn that INC
valiant Hoison is in an unhealthy state
am PRAYING 10 God to Triurn MIA l.
health and il he oies to receive him int"
His presence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-07
THE METRIC SYSTEM.
Favorable Report IN Making Il Legal
System Of the United States.

Washington. Dee. f-Thy hir Of Repre-
sentative ShAfroth ~ Colorado. for The
adoption Of the metric system by the
United States. today. was fAVorablr re-
ported ~ unanimous vote Nj The House
committee. on coi:a x. weights and mas
llr,.s Tht bill rsls changed 50 - Ia make
tbs. system IN into eefIct- Jan. J. l9G
officials ~ Ihr treasury were present to-
day AMI expressed approval IF tn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-07
PORTLAND


Scorc-LcT;ston. =: Portland. ;. Rpsh-s
--Eipsun. D.. WhalInnuEh. q Fouls
Cameron. Stops-Janrllc. =. Mallory. =
Retire., Lane. Attendance. -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-07
TRAVELS OF WEDDING GIFTS

o-lverWare Goes From One Bride NJ
Another and Sometimes Back to tha
Shop
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-07
rZ-AI. IMPROVES.

H Is Now Rapidly Recovering from r.
cent Severe Ind.slasiiica-
lsiNldla. Dec. s.-The following b3.!i,iia
was issued. this morning. ny the Car
physicians: The Car slept well al night
long His general condition and spirits
are very good. His temporal =, al's. p7llS-
q Re normal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-07
stops the CouEh
aud werl,s off the Coio'

Laxative B-ono-Quinina Taol1-. IS Price
eci1 n, 6yr Fl1v. 81 cure, N Pay.
- cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-07
DIPLOMATIC DAY

Foreign Ministers Tay Their /. -..,-,.. -
Strrctary w State Han
Washington. De-. t.-Al uf tlc amhaS-
sailors and nearly a majority of the min
is1trs resident in Washington. called upon
Secretary Hay. today. this being tliplo-
matte dag. III Ihc c;tSc II thc representa-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-07
CHARGE or MURDER
Is Nov Directly Made Against Rev L.
r Smart IL Wyoming, Pa.

Wilkesharre. Pa. Dec. 6.-Rev. L. J..
Stuart. the baptist minister of Wyoming.
this county charged with committing u
afterwards died. was discharged from
custody. today. by Judge Woodward.
Shortly after noon Mr. Stuart was re
arrested On warrant charging MIN with
causing his wifr's death h1 etdministerinE
0arhollc acla. H WIS ..L.rlraiItaLl u ilil.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-07
HAS NOT HEARD IT.

WI IT, bryan Knows Nothing ~ Pre-
posed Ner- Political Party
Lincoln. Net.. Dee w. ]. I..-.an
Sa.G. this evening. he knew AZ the
movement Tor the organization 81 4
rev political party announced by
charles Nj Waters q: Indianapolis.
Furthermore he - ID H. had M knowl-
edge Of the coming meeting AZ India
Eapclis. Hc declined to discuss the
l-.e:,-icn az his name IN connection with
H.. formation Of The new party
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-07
JOHN JOY EDISON

rendered and Accepts Craftsmanship
Of Presidential inaugural Committee
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-01-11
8ibelfeF.

S9erabafte biblifde anIpielunsen
Iiebte Triebri9 Der @roBe. Cine 9lase
ipesen elmer i9le6t sebduten, finiteren
&ir9e piss er nit BEN Worten ab:
rSelis finb, bic ni9t fsbsn unb benno9
~glauben." @inen au iugenbliden tbeos
lpgiI6en Steuenbeperber berpiss er
auf 2. Samuel 10, 5, iporin ss bsiBt:
Limb Der 80uis IieB ibnen iasen:
8leibt su Seri9o, Bis @usr Bart ges
madden, 10 tommt bdnn piebsr." @is
nem ettl.n S9neiber empfdbl er Dos
MEL 8, 8. su leisn. als Der WeiIter bic
Sdrift nadIdlus. fanb er bic WOrte:
Limb Der 3iegenbod mar iebr grpb.
llnb ba er duf's itGrtit. gstporben mar,
serbra9 bds grobe Corn" @uh BEL
4nberen nabm Griebri9 berssiden
SderSe ni6t libel. Gin Sberft. Der
f6on lanae auf Enhancement tpartete,
hattie ben 20nig emf in bic Stride be'
gleitet, mo Der 9etitlide in feiner pre-
bist bon 9eel3sbub. benz Sberften Der
Seufel, fpra9. 8eim @erluHen Der
Rir6e meinte Der dlte Solbdt: rWaie>
ftGt, stpan5is Sabre mar i9 Hidt m Der
Stride. Wie i9 bore, gebt es in Der
SDIe eendu 70 gu tpie auf Grben.
8eelasbub 1T nod INNER Sberft.' Der
@pre9er tptnisfens bIisb ss ni4t Idns
GET.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-01-11
mem pfsilerfpissef. Sort tparen tie
bis duf ben lebteu!

mem pfs~ilsrfpissef. Sort iparen fe
Bis auf BEN lebten!
,Mber iper9 @ber pog@ rief er.
SD bin nit tsinem einaigen Meni4en
in Seriibrung setommen, duBer nit
ben 2ipreebebienten oes @rafen."
sd babe feline 2ipreebebienten,"
fagte bieier lu9en6.
n9erubisen sic fid, Mplorb,"
ieBte Shirt 3uboff bin9u, ~es iuarsrt
meine e%brt;a15en 9auner."
ngtun - allen 3eIpett! sic baben
es fpenigitens i9lau a~ngefangen, lpGba
renb bic bon seitern unb bprseitern
bod pirflia nur Pfuider unb Stiim.
per tparen!"
Sic iinb i'm Srrtbum, Mblorb~,
rief Der SHIRT, nbie 2eute batten itrens
gen 8efebl, fi4 plump gu itelIsn. I'M
Sic oeito iiderer gu MAIDEN"
sd babe m.ine 2ettion erbalten,"
iagte Der @nsldnber, bier beaable ib
fe unb perfpre9e Sbnen, ton nun an
-bef sr bon ben petersburgern 9aunsrn
gu benten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-01-11
Der Sanbel bort isbt auf unb AUDI

Der Sanbel bort isbt auf unb AUDI
bieier!
@r rib bic lansen Pfeifen aus iei'
nem Rudfad, um lie am nG4iten
@tamm e%ntafpei gu I4lagen.
Nein, tbue es ntdt, lie finb gu tbeuer,
tpsbrte Der beIonnere SriB. Sd babe
einmal ponSnbianern s~eleIen, bic raus
den Srieosnspfeifen. 0as tbun mir
audi beute @benb. Wir Siinoen uns
ieber cine bon ben 2ansen an unb ges
ben SuIammen in bic poit gum Bier.
Die 9sIi6ter!
!Sababa! .la9te Wtlbelm, ia. bas
tbun mir. &omm, 8ruber, raid mad
Saufe!
Gr bling fid an SriBens arm uno
10 burdbra9en ie itngenb unb laufsnb
bic lebte S9neetpsbe. bic Dor benz
@alOesranb aufgeI4idtet lag, ba, tpp
man aus benz Sbale einen 1piben
&irdtburm a%ufragen unb belle 2iater
sIdnaen fu6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-01-11
83,f34.

OItl lulllYt Sltultllullto Sh'SVh wv
Strabe berunter. DAB beute 9agetag
sefpeIsn, erbDbte ibre Stimmung. Dor
einem 8antierlaben blieben lie iteben.
nSebt NAL, &inber," trdbts bon
Sdneibetpib, r3isbung ftatts.funben
- srDbte Sreffer ange4lagen-ipenn
2oos sebabt, atpeifellOs geponnen!"
b. S4narrbsrs sriff na4 Der 8ruit'
taf9e.
.Oonnerpsttsr, &amerab," rief bon
RpGpib, r2oos9 Dabrbaftig 2oos9
RploFal! -. Mal 'raus bamit! Sic
der Saupttrtffer!"
Sdnarrbers bate fem Notiabu4
berporgeaogen unb %itarrte erregt hinein
= bann ipieb.r auf ben Qnidlas.
.&inber," risf sr plObli9 in ben
b66iten SDnen, r&inber einfa4 fas
belbaft = tauienb MGrter = iebt NAL
- 33134!"
Seine beiben 8egleiter lieben gleids
seitig bic Monpcles aus ben &ugen
fallen unb faben erregt in bas Bud,
bann auf bic Sufel.
ppramibal!" trGbte Sdneibspib.
pbramibal! 9ratulirs! SuuI.nb
Mdrter! Sbne @baug in piera.bn
Sasen! Ginfa9 idamloiss Slid"
RoGpib mar cine babe Winute re-
gunsslos eeftanbsn. Damn plObli4
itieb er ben SGbel tlirrenb auf's Pflds
iter unb rtef, pie penn er elm Regi>
ment gu tpmmanbiren bate, fatesos
riI9 = unipsiserli9: SELL"
S9neibttpib fab i'm nit neibii4er
Miene an. Wiebsr NAL feubale Soee
tpeggef9nappt. Smmerbin glanSooa!
Sett!" rief er besbalb aud.
Sdnarrb.rg ia6 bic 5reunbe s0ns
nerbaft an.
rWaaen pir!" iaste er nit elmer
Rr0Iusmiene. Saudaenb nabmen i'm
bic 3amtrab.n in bic Mitte. 90 sing
es nab benz M.inbaus. Wen lie uns
terpeqs an intimen 8etannten begegs
neten, Der tpurbe einseldben. So lam
cine gang nette feline S4aar suiams
men.
.9uten Mor'n, Serr Meier!" risf
S9narrberg benz R.itaurateur gu, als
man eintrat. rSofort brei psitere
&enner aniteren! SGmmtlides pers
fpndl, Bis i'd abtpinte, permanent Sett
unb @uitern 'rani9Ieppen! Seuodls
fter Gribi4Opp.n bieiss Sabrbuns
berts!"
galb fab man In iibsrriitbisiter
SeItftimmung beiidmmen. llnseSGblte
Soaite tpurben aussebra9t, ale mas
tiirli9 auf S9narrbers. Der in gnts
siiden f9tpamm.
@nbli9 - bic MittdesItunbe mar
bereits b.beutsnb iiberIaritten =
badte man ans Mufbrsden. Der Self
aeber pintte ben Sbertenner berun;
bic anberen Serren madten Soilette.
n99,12- bitts!" faste Der Oberteas
ner.
.99,12!~ tp~isberbolts Sdnarrbers
nit einsm srobartisen Runbblid unb
legte einen Sunbsrter auf ben Slid
unb nod einen Sbaler bdrauf.
nStimmt!"
Ser ObsrtelInsr madte cine rieiigs
8erbeu9ung.
.SGmmtli9e MonatstrSten Ders
fndrt!1 feuf5te S4narrberg, tpdbrenh
sr mad Der 9arberobe sing.
plDbIi9 idien es ibm einen Std
bur9 bas Sera gegebsn gu bab.n. =
@r fubr nit Der Sanb nu9 Der 8ruits
taf9e, aoe bas Rotiabud beraus unh
frat an einen Giiiter.
Damn fant er ddaenb in einen Sau'
teuil.
.S9euBli9!1 murmelte er. Sab
len psrtpedielt! 1884 = Jabrrab'
nummer!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-01-11

Seruus9s9olfen: paS
tient: .Sbr Concurrent madt betdnnf'
bah er bic 3dbns p%Onitdnbig t6msras
los aiebt. Sinh sic bas aud nm
Stanbe?" 3abnur8t: % geiuiB! gBas
Der tann, tann i6 audi" Pattent:
Damn bite, sieben sic mir oieleI1
Sabn!" 3abnGrst (nimmt bic Operas
fion Dor, tpdbrenb iein Client fur3ters
lid i6r.iD: .Sat es pehe s%.thdngD
patient: rS9rsdlid!" 3abnur3t:
.Ssben sic, unb bus nsnnt Der =
fdmeralos!"
= unbeimliaer genets.
&aufmunn (su benz ftellstudtnoen
Suustnedt): Sd boffe. sic iinb shrf
Ii4." Saustne6t: ~gia, id bite sic.
ipenn ma breimal ipegen Siebitabl
dnaeflaat mar, uno jebesmal gldn5sno
freiseiproden tpurbe!"
grfpIgrei9. aunbin:
r@lfo Sbr 8abb bdben sic aud nit
biefem Rinbermebl uufgepGppslt; bats
ten sic benn guten grfola9" 0ro'
guilt: ~Ra. i9 fage Sbnen, tpesen bes
9sng.ls babe i9 ertrd cine srDBere
wobnung nebmen miiHen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-01-11

Ser proB. Sn einem Be-
Ieibigungspro5eB bat Der Staatsuns
malt fiinfbunbert Mdrf 9slbftrafs bes
antrdgt, ipdbrenO Der @eridssbof duf
breibunbert Mart erfennt. !3ornig
fpenbet iid Der @erurtbeilte an feinen
B%ertbeibiser: rSie, slaubt Der &C.
ri9tsbof bisllei9t, id Tonne bic fanfs
bunbert ni9t be5ublen9'
gintrdsli4er Sport.
Jrau aFeHor: ~Sriiber,. dts mein
Mann auf bic Sdsb gins, bradte er
ME ettpas nit. Seitbem sr aber ras
belt, febrt er fat ME beim obne 9ubn,
Sans ober Gnte, bic er iiberfabren!"
Per puntOffet4elb. u:
r9ein Rau95immer bait Su Dir aber
ipirtli9 reiaenb eiugsri4tet!" 9Guss
berr GsufS.nb): pSd. tpenr i4 nur
aud BARN rau8sn bIrfts!"
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-09-07
YOUR OWN JUDGMENT

OF value will convince you upon examination that
this is no humbug, but an actual fact-an offer made
in good faith, and your Investigation will convince
you Of its money-saving proportions.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-12
n .as...yna~,s aosya~ssr passNy os~aafAs
WIADOMOSCI u"
1 N' g.

& ." s.> -sas." ~ -: " .
JAKAs> ZACNA. osob. zfodl,-
vie obmdwiia maiaonke wydawcy
WlARusA wobec psna Edwarda pa.
wlowskiego " Milwaukee, kiedy
ten niedawno by} tn " Winonie
" leteedllu, sprzedaiy swoich ksiazek
tutejszej paraafialnej polakiej B,bli-
otece, jakoby pani D. ME radzila "a
rzedowi naszej Biblioteki kupowac
ksiazek cd pans Paw}owskiego,
gdy4 tenae niby jest &ydem.
Wydawca W1ARUsA. odebraw~
sly " tel spraw'e d'azliwy list cd
P. Paw}owskiego, polec'i PAM D.,
ably 60 data odczytad ma posiedzeniu
cx}onkdw Towarzystwa Oswlaty i
wykaza}o sig w6wczas, ze to kto6
zupefnie inny cz&onek aarzadu To-
w%arzystwa oswiaty, wzi2} p. Pa"
w}owskiego "a irraelite, przeczytaw-
ssy list, " ktdrym tenze podp,sa}
sie 2rsess ! zamiast przez l. apan.
D. M posiedzeniu, ma ktdrem
. owen wr1ekomo 1ydowskiemsna~
swiskuspo RAJ. p,erwssy byia nova,
MO slegoo panu E. Pawlowskim
ME mdwi}a. owssem jaknajlepiej
go polecala, dsdajao,ze trzeba kupo-
wad. gdzie molina dostat tanisj.
Panu Paxfowskiemu radximy,
aby NJ prsyszload, gdy przybsdsie
~ d Winony. upiik l.,l dtomdw ! lad.i,
powi,s.echnisg znsuych ; zsosliwego
pnsxozania plolek | osscseFstw, Z
aie bsdsie lppootem pablic1nie kom-
:Proni,owanym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-12

Odbierze'ny ,w~koh
Gu blezacego tygod-
MIA swieSaytz,a<l;pI a \ sial,,-::
1e'kl' IA j n~atych,niast
spe}nimy wszelkie "a
~zalegajace za'1m6wje-
M 8 ..s"' ""~''"e's '~~"'"~"'~'. '"sr''> ~'~"S"'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-12

: TFabrYka, 2 kt6rej
papier =" *gazzeciarski
prowadzam1y,op6znl-
Ia sic " tym tygodniu
z przese&k4 nam "a
m~6wjonego, juz pred
dwoolm1laa ty,'g!'oddniami,
wiekszego zapasu pa
pieru, ola tego wy
iatkowo ~wydali6my
ninieszy numer VIA
RUsA tylko o 4 stro-
nlcach.
" Wszelakow przysz.
lynn .tygodniu i kaz-
dYm %nastepnym zno-
WI wyjdzie. niniejsza
n i gazeta o 8miu
.%sty0nicach, 81 @1fF~@ j.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-04-12
Zap}a5lc;;llli =. "a Wiarusa.

-: Il. &=#I. Jan sly
~ y ; Stanista'
"sz4slA1E "'nonsA'e p"' walenty
Y. parowe juz " tym tygodniu rozpo~ Martin
~ .zs}y Kampao e latowe: Piotr v
Al -- A Back
o. WsZYsTKIE OsADY wzd}uz Marta "
|liuii kolei Chicago & North Max Bal
z, Western interesowa6 must ksiazecz- A Kaczl
l-(ka, kt6ra MONA dosta6 Cd agentdw S. KOBE
o. Kolei Chicag & Northwestern Tub N Owec
"a p,s.ac 0 Mig pop adresem: General Alex Gu
r., Passenger and Tick Agent en-. w. Jan Bus
- - S ave., Chicago ILL., Fr: Kan
q ",''. 90 Wawrzy
=. MALARZ pan Teo6l GOWN, ) Schro<
! jeden z najstarsz7ch obywateli WI fr "lo '
j. nohskich, wyprowadzil sic " mi. Jan hr''
= 1nio,nym tygodniu, : naszeggo mniissta Adam +
wraz z famil;a ]adac do Ledgewood Jozet (
/" v po}udnlowej Dakocie. Pracowa} Joe Cru
. tam juz stale W swelm zawodz'e n 1@"''
y przez %ostatuie diva lata,> i ma tam 'oz o'aa
dwdoh syndw, z ktdrych jeden jest 'ozet LII
'~ zegarmistrzem, a drugi nauczycie" fr o"1e
II" lem. Wo]clec
T. Pan GOWN, kiedy " roku Jan WI
1859 przyby} do Wi"ony JAKE 5 Tomas1
letui c%hlopiec, parostatkiem (bo Franc'sz
vcy kolej wdwc.as jeszcze zadna dotad frane's1
Pa ME dochodzila,) zasta} tutaj tylko Franc's2
jedeu ma}y ko6cid}ek,* iryjski, 40 ssymon
ME stop d}agi, a "a stop szeroki.
lex Opuszozajac,s teras- nasze miasto
liz diva domY 'v vol, II ' Winonie >~,
"a wydzierzawif- dom 4tej war
vac die Czechowi Kochanowi, kotla~
go, rzowi cd Kolei North Western.
~ ~ . -A-> a. "rs-- ..aEt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-16

LA CONNER, Dec. l5.-Mrs. w. r
Schricker spent few days In Seattle this
week. visiting and shopping.
Capt: and Mrs. Il. +. Loveland visited
their daughter, Mrs, III. w. Scott. at Sc
attic this week. returning Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Dunlap returned
home Thursday from short Visit TO
Seattle.
Mrs. w. c. CoddIngton spent a number
OF days In Seattle this week with friends
Mrs. Anna Hurd Warren. OF WhStcom.
spent Friday in town with friends.
Mr.. c. T.. Bowman. of Seattle, spent a
couple OF days In town.
Mr.. George Keller. of Ballard. arrived
In town Thursday. and viii remain here
for the winter with his son
Miss Florence Shantrom. who has been
visiting relatives and friends at this place.
left for her home at Coolidge Kan
Mrs, r. b. Dow, OF Tssaquah. Is visiting
her sister. Mrs NJ. c. Hughes.
Mr.. ". II. Mcdonald went to Seattle to
stay for a few weeks
Mr.. John Poison spent several days this
week In Seattle on business.
The Mutual Benefit Auxiliary of the
Baptist church held its annual fair and
social Friday afternoon and evening. and
the gross receipts OF the benefit amount
ed TO sis7. Chicken supper was served.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-16
cATHLAMET SOCIAL NOTES.

CATHLAMET, Dec. l5--Miss Julia Cop
perthwaite was the guest last week of
Mrs. David Ingraham
Mrs. A. ID. Birnie visited friends in Port
land this week
Mr.. F. w. Smith spent Monday in Port
Mrs. y. Omet returned on Wednesday
from Nancouver. accompanied by her
daughter. Miss Melvina.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. Fl. Warren spent Nom
day and Tuesday In Portland
Miss Bertha Douglass Is the guest Of
Mrs. c. III. Warren
DR.. c. w. Bales visited Skamokawa on
Monday.
Mrs. Potter, a former resident of this
place. left on Monday for her new horne
Mr.. A. Brady. returned on Wednesday
from WaI1a Walla
Mrs. Thomas Kent spent Wednesday in
town.
DR.. MacLaren is the guest OF Mfr. and
Mrs Wagner, of this place
Miss Lorean Hunter is the guest OF Mrs
A. ID. Birnie
Mr.. Link c. Burton left on Monday for
Deep river on Official business.
Mrs. Lennie Turner is visiting friends
in Portland.
Mrs. Dan Sullivan and children visited
Mrs. A. r. Cooper on Sunday.
Mr.. Masten. of Skamokawn, was In
town on Monday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-16
SOCIETY IN PORT ANGELES.

PORT ANGELES, Dec. 15.-Mr and
Mrs. William Bell, of Seattle, visited
friends here during the week.
6amue! @. Morse. Indian agent OF the
Neah Bay reservation. is visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. o. J. Ekre has returned from q
business trip to Juneau, Alaska.
Rev. George Kindred, of West Seattle,
occupied the pulpit OF the First Congre-
gational church last Sunday.
Mrs. ]. III. Young, of Seattle. visited
friends here the latter part OF this week.
Mrs. Maggie Constance. of Port Towns
end, has been visiting friends here.
Judge James G. McCiinton arrived
Thursday and will clean up court business
preparatory to turning over the office to
his successor, Mr.. George C. Hatch.
Mr.. Richard Fowler. highly respected
citizen and q veteran of the civil war,
died Wednesday, December II. and was
buried from the Methodist Episcopal
church December IA Mr.. Fowler enlisted
In April 1862. as a private OF the Second
New York state militia. He afterward
served In Company A, Eighty-second New
York volunteers. and was discharged as
second lieutenant July .. 1854.
Mr.. John MISSIONER returned Wednesday
from a visit to Vancouver. B. c.
Miss Annice King visited friends In Sc
attic this week.
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Miss vaIlie spent Sunday with re,at,ye.

nj Miss vaIlie. spent Sunday with relatives
in Aberdeen. "'n 'S
Mr. and Mrs. David Duncan OF port
Iand. were in this city the first of the
Week, attending the funeral Of their nm
cie. the late Judge Campbell.
1890 ars. :; Z. Jameson has position in the
:, ne entire corps Of teachers of the pub-
nc scnool viii be in attendance at the
institute TO be held in Hoquiam the COM
MT. Seth Warren. of Hoquiam. made
business trip 10 the county seat Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Wheeler. of Aber
deen, came up Wednesday to attend The
Wood-Smith wedding. ''e
=. Mrs. +. 70. Stevens, from IoouIan, Wis
week 10y NHihs the
-. ne Presbyterian Society has secured
,ne services of Mr.. Y. r. Scott, elocution-
-, ana impersonator. for Thursday even
ing december 70, at the church. The en-
.srtainment will consist Of readings in
.ne scotch dialect. interspersed with mu-
Mr. j. A. Graham of Aberdeen w,s
IN Montesano Wednesday.
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ARLINGTON SOCIAL NEWS.

ARLINGTON, Dec i5-Mr James
o'Nen has returned from his visit 20
California.
Miss Pearl Luce has returned 10 her
home In Wslla Walla.
Mr. Thomas VI. Park has returned from
his visit TO Chicago
Mr. J. NJ Coolidge. sr. Of Ramer, Or.
Is visiting in Arlington, the guest OF his
son Mr.. Fred Coolidge
Mrs Gordon OF Snaquaimic. was called
here this week on Account ~ he serious
illness OF her daughter. Mrs. ;. Ciccro.
Miss Anna Mcclellan and Miss Tina
Greer are visiting Ia seattle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Butler left saturday
fer their new home In Porter, Wash.
NisS Nellie Mcdonald, OF BS ant, was
Visiting in Arlington this week.
Mr. Charles Burns and Mr.. {. r Burns
81 Darlington. we're visiting In town this
week.
Miss Flva and Miss Eta Meeker. OF
everett are visiting their parents. Mr.
NJ sheaard. ~ Seattle, was in Arllng-
tom this week.
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PORT GAMBLE SOCIAL NEWS.

PORT GAMBLE, Dec. 15.-Mr. and Mrs.
f.. G.. Ames were visitors to Seattle the
first OF the week. returning Thursday.
Mr.. J. NJ Hart. the Utsalady postmas-
ter and store manager, was business
visitor here the first part of the week,
returning Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Cyrus Walker returned from Seattle
Thursday.
Mr.. p. Fl. Nelson, of Port Townsend.
is hero this week loading the Star OF
France.
Mr.. L. Heath returned home wednes-
day.
DR.. ]. l.. Marbourg made trip to Port
Ludlow on Wednesday.
Mrs. ID. L. jackson and Miss Blanche
Robinson returned Thursday after three
days visit In Seattle.
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ToLT SOCIETY.

ToLT. pee. lS.-Miss Grace Lane. Of
Black Diamond, has been employees and
LII Take charge OF tire school In district
ia Commencing Tuesday. December II.
Mr. William Foulds. q Redmond: was
On Talt a few days, the guest OF Mr..
NJ. George shaw. former resident 81
roIt was visiting friends in the vicinity
Of Toft. .. -, -. o..
toSvn hall on Friday evening. A short
,,.rr'ramme will be provided after which
eefes and cake will be served,
A number q people ir en- l IA Ene n2
TO Fall CITY TO attepd the vou rs4io"s
lodge Saturday evening.
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EAGLE GORGE SOCIAL NOTES.

EAGLE GORGE. Dec. l6.Mr. L. Q:
Lund. who has been spending several
days here, has returned to the Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Anderson are visit
ing their daughter. Mrs. NJ. C. Cole, In
Tenino. They are accompanied by their
daughter, Miss Addie Anderson.
Mr., A. =. Hood. Of Elum. is here
Mr.. w. ii. Freeman left for Easton
Thursday.
Mr.. H. F. Floyd. who has been in the
Providence hospital Seattle, for the last
three weeks. returned Monday much TIM
proved in health.
MIR. Junius A. Bonner has gone to Bur-
nett
Miss Gertrude Lund has returned from
an extended visit to friends on the Sound
MIR. T. ]. Caverhtll left for Martin Tues
day.
Mrs. j. w. Bonner spent Tuesday in
Buckley.
Miss Theresa Bonner has returned from
a visit to Canton.
MIR. Walter Ellis. OF Lester. was in
town Sunday and Monday.
Master Frank. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd. has been quite Ill., but is con-
valescent
Misses Elsie and Addie Anderson. OF
Canton, spent Wednesday with friends at
this place.
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HARTFORD SOCIAL ITEMS.

HARTFORD. Dec. 15.-Mrs. John Mont
gomery returned home Tuesday night
from a visit with her sister in Seattle.
Mr.. j. Russell, of Everett. visited over
Sunday with Mr.. Joseph Dawson.
Mr.. q. Makason. of Snohomish, visited
at Mr.. William McCoys Sunday.
Mr.. Ira Joy was Seattle visitor several
days last week.
Mr.. Fl. w. Illman visited Everett last
SATURDAY.
Mr.. T. J. JTffen and son Charles were
Everett visitors Thursday Of this week.
Mr.. T. j. Uffen has sold his ranch near
go-round built in Everett. He has pur-
chased from Germany direct an organ for
his merry go round and with his family,
expects to tour the United States.