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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-07
PERSONALS.

DR.. Kirby has returned from a visit
to Wilson.
Mr.. W. T.. Reynolds, Of Atlanta, is
at the Marlborough.
9ImpN ss!IV Su!l!s!A S! tIgH 9!uuy ss!IT
Robbins i'll Wilson.
Mr.. Cecil c. Lee, of Opehka, Ala, is
visiting relatives in Raleigh.
Mr. James II. Holt, Of Burlington,
spent yesterday in the city.
Mr. J. d. Boushall is back from a
business trip to Connecticut
Solicitor George Ward, of the First
district, come in yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. f. l.. Fairbank, travelling auditor
of the Aetna Insurance Company, is in
the city.
Miss FL Green, of Wilson, who has
been visiting at DIR. Kirby's, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. f. II. Lumsden and children and
Mrs. BEDFORD have returned from VISIT
to Holly Springs
Mr.. Frank Thompson, of Onslow, is
the guest of his brother, Secretary Of
State Cyrus Thompson.
Miss Snowden Carr, of Durham. is
the guest of Miss Ethel Norris at her
hOiAt Oll ANOl III SllNSl-
Mr.. c. g. Moseley and wife are in
the city, visiting their brother, Mr.. T..
3. Moseley. 52S East Jones street.
Miss Bessie Davis, who teaches at the
Institution for the Blind, went to her
home at Morehead City yesterday on
account of sickness.
Mr. Hamilton Mcmillan, of Red
Springs, who was here to see Governor
Russell in the Reuben Ross matter left
for home yesterday afternoon.
DIR. j. B. Hunter, of Richmond Col
lege, who has been here visiting his
brother, Mr.. c. J. Hunter, has returned
to Richmond. He has almost recovered
from his recent sickness.
Rev. B. 3. Holder, of the \. c. Con
ference, was in Raleigh yesterday. He
did not take active work TINS year. and
has recently moved to Dunn, which
place he will make his home in the flu
ture. He will be agent Of the Equita Bile
Life Insurance Company in that sec
ton.
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THE WEATHER TODAY.

North Carolina: Rain, followed by
clearing and colder Thursday; fresh
easterly winds.
Local forecast for Raleigh and vicin-
ity to 8 p. M: Threatening weather with
light rain at intervals.
Local data for Raleigh yesterday:
Maximum temperature, SO; minimum
temperature, 80; mean temperature, A.;
total rainfall, .03.
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N. c. Home Insurance Co.

The annual Stockholders meeting OF
the North Carolina Home Insurance
Company will be held here today at noon
in the company's office. Mr. W. l..
Reynolds. who represents the German
American Company, is here to attend the
meeting. The German American Is 81
large stockholder III the North Carolina
Home.
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The International Grand Opera Com,
pany will be at the Academy of Music
Friday night.
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WORKING NIGHT AND DAY

The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made is DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. Every pill is a sugar-coated
globule Of health, that changes weak
ness into strength. Istlessness into ener-
gy. brainrfag into mental power They're
wonderful in building up the health. Only
25c per box Sold by all druggists.
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Hermann will have a crowded house
tonight. Anything suggestive of the
supernatural always attracts people.
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a. 3. STRONACH-
Our EmbrOiderieS.
Our entire center aisle devoted to Embroideries
WHITE GOODS AT ONE WEEKS PRICES.

One Week Prices.
Yd-wide Barker Mills Bleashing. .7Rc.
Yd-wide Masonville Bleaching. -. Sc.
Yd-wde Fruit Of Loom. ..Sc.
-wideLansdale Cambria. ....... 1Oc.
Yd-wide Berkeley Cambria. ......S l.Sc.
10-4 New York Mills Sheeting. 1sc.
1914 Utica Mills Sheeting .2I1ac.
Flannelette, 1Oc quality. ........ TIC.
Domets, 71ac. quality &c.
Outings, 612c quality. .............. 0c.
North Carolina Blankets.
All pure wool 10-4, ia and 12-4 $500
$3.50 and $4.25-Were $3.50, $500 and
$500.
Extra size Counterpanes $1.25 and
$3.50 values for $1.0O and $1.25.
UNDERSKIRT $1.50 to $500.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

HICKS CAPUDINE.
MRS. JOE PERSONS REMEDY.
SHERWOOD HIGGS & CO.-Specia
Bargain Sale.
J. d. BOUSHALIl-Aetm Life Insur
ance Company.
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Report Delayed.

The report of the Corporation Com
mission for 1899 has been delayed by
the failure of the public printers to re-
ceive the die for stamping the title The
book has been printed for some days
and only awaits the binding. 1t will
probably be issued this week.
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Mr.. B. r. Lacy, Labor Commissioner,
who has been confined at home several
days, is better and will be at his office
shortly.
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

The International Grand Opera Com
pany will be at the Academy of Music
Friday night
Hermann will have a crowded house
tonight. Anything suggestive of the
supernatural always attracts people.
Mr.. B. r. Lacy, Labor Commissioner,
who has been confined at home several
days, is better and will be at his office
shortly.
Master Joe Correl, who fell and broke
his arm ON Sunday, is getting along as
we'll as could be expected. He has sui
fered great pain
The chief of police of I1ouisburg yes
terday brought Ed Hockey, a negro
to the penitentiary. Hickey is under
sentence for one year for larceny of a
cow.
The fountain in front of the market
house is being connected with the sewer.
This will prevent the waste water being
poured out upon the streets as hereto
fore.
All who have consented to take parr
in the ''Old Maids Convention" are re-
quested to meet at the Institution for the
Blind, this afternoon promptly at i
O'clock.
In consequence Of the funeral services
of Mrs. w. n. II. Smith, which will be
held from the Presbyterian church at 4
p m. today there will be no prayer SER
vice at that church tonight.
In the class of Al young men who
took the examination before the Supreme
court Monday for license to practice law
In this State there were 4 negroes. The
result Of the examination will hardly
be known before the end of the week.
The railroad people are already asking
for information touching the Vance mon
ument unveiling, preparatory to fixing
rate for the occasion. 1t is hoped here
that a cent-a-mile rate can be secured.
This will mean that an immense. crowd
viii be present.
Mrs. w. N, H. Smith, widow of the
late Chief Justice Smith, entered into
rest ttL y y ClCCk Yesterday 1UOTIlluS dL
her residence on Halifax street The
remains were taken TO the house of fer
son, Mr.. Ed Chambers Smith, Esq. The
funeral will be held from the Presbyte-
rian church this afternoon at O'Clock.
One OF the most brilliant receptions of
the season was given yesterday afternoon
from ito 6 by Mrs. Herbert w. Jack
son, at her residence on Fayetteville
street, complimentary to Mrs. H. q.
Litchford and Miss Josephine Philips.
About two hundred people called during
the reception.
The body of Capt. Il. B. Roberts was
taken to Newbern yesterday, accom-
panied by his grief-stricken family.
There were a large number of friends
who accompanied the remains to the
depot among them Judge Thomas K.
Purnell Hon. +. NJ Simmons, Collector
e. c. Duncan, fellow officers in the
Revenue Department and other citizens.
The following gentlemen acted as pail
bearers: ID. II. Young, j. b. Hill, G..
G. Latta, w. J. Andrews, Frank Ward,
B. S. Skinner, S. A. Ashe and c. b.
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"Rob Peter to pay Paul" That is
what they do who take stimulants for
weak nerves. Hoods Sarsaparilla gives
true nerve strength.
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eighth grade: Mabel walcers. Grace
Boardman, Adler walders. Mabe!ls
Sprinkle. Maurice Davis, Cora Conner
and Sadie Baldridge. The exercises were
rendered In a mastery manner ana indi-
Gated some very good work done through
out the year by the class and teacher.
Mrs w. NJ. Kirby has gone on an ex-
tended visit to relatives in Montreal.
Miss Cecilia vilieneuye went TO Edison
last week, accompanied by Mr.. Lloyd, TO
visit her uncle.
Mount Baker Lodge No. 7s, Knights
OF Pythias, has elected the following Of
hcers for the ensuing term: c. C., Q. 8.
ID KNOX; NJ. o. r. w. u. HiRchen; NJ. A.
7. A, George Hensen; l. G.. y. ormsby;
.. g., William Gerard.
Miss Nancie Gillespie left on Friday for
Grand Rapids, Mich, at which point, on
the 18th inst. she will be married to Mr.;
Stewart Asher. who will be remembered
as a carpenter working about Sedro- Wool
return to the East a few months ago,
his father turned over TO him the fine
large homestead farm near Bernice. Ohio,
and II Is here the young couple Will be-
gin their welded life.
Mrs. w. q. Martindale and Mr.. Mar
tindale's mother have gone to live at
Mrs. Adelia Thorne has been nomlnat-
ed for the position Of postmistress Of the
new postofifce at Thornewood, six miles
north OF here.
The ladies OF the NJ. r.. church will give
an ice cream and strawberry festival at
odd Fellows hall on Wednesday, June
The Sterling school district election re-
suited I'm William Thompson. S. ii. Lyon
and James Richford being chosen d.
rectors. and Joseph Reuter-. clerk.
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CHEHALIs SOCIAL NEWS.

CHEHAILS. June 16-Mr. II. A. Mid
daugh of Kelso has come to make che
halls his home. g.,
Judge Elliott. Mr.. r. 7. Reyno,ds, MT; l..
Aelstyn, Mrs Hartman. Mrs Coleman.
NIra Prunett and Mrs. Moore attended tie
Masonic meetings in Tacoma this Week
Mr. and Mrs. ]. q. Startup returned 20
Seattle Monday after visit with Ghenans
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Oehme OF Portland.
visited at MIR. r. H. Dunckley's this week
Mira Javan Hall. OF Seattle. visited Che
halls relatives this week.
Mrs Harley Tullis has returned 10 seat
tie with her family and in future will make
her home with Mrs. Hall
Mr. T. p. CalIison returned homo this
week from trip to Sunpter, or
Rev. Benzin is attending the Lutheran
synod I'm Spokane this week.
Father Achtergael attended the anniver-
sarv OF Father kauten's conservation to
the priesthood in spokane this week.
Chehalia honored two ladies at he school
election Mrs w. A. Reynolds being chosen
director and Miss Newland being re-elect-
Miss Dickson. Miss Rice and Mics West
returned home from the Annie wright
Mr.. J. NJ. Kepner spent part OF the
MIR w. NJ. Urq,nart was in Tacoma this
week.
home near Napavine. Mrs, McCoy's par
ents Mr. and Mrs y, A. BurdicS, OF Ed
Rerton. wis. aud his brother and wife. Mr..
and Mrs c. NJ Mccoy. Of Minneapolis
Mr. James r. Uruuhart. Of The Dalles,
or il visiting Chehalis relatives.
MIR A. L. Alexander visited Portland AMI
Vancouver this week.
Mrs. Gilbert OF Portland II guest OF
Mr. and Mira ]. =. Bradle.
Dr, A. O. Smith spent a part Of last week
Portland
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SOCIETY At LA CONNER.

Ia CONNER. June 1s.-Mrs. L. A.
Conner and daughter. Miss Viola. who
has been spending the past several
months in Oakland. Cal. returned home
Guy Conner and Mr. William conner,
who had been attending the santa cara
college the past year, also by Mrs. sage
and son Frank. who VIII be their guests
for a number OF weeks
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. White. Of Spokane.
arrived In town this week 20 visit rela-
lives.
Mrs. NJ. Keyes, for the past Ave years
PRINCIPAL OF the Ia Conner school. lett
for Olympia q few days since. where
she goes TO accept like position AT the
Mr. carl Barrett and sister. Miss Eliza
beth. spent a number of days In Seattle
the past week.
Miss Edna Dwelley Is Visiting frienos
I'm Seattle this week.
Mrs. Frank Benn and daughter. OF Ana
cortes. is visiting friends In town al pres
ent -
Mrs. George Caches and daughter, Miss
Hilda, are guests OF friends in Seattle
Mr.. D, D. Marshall attended -r the F;
the past week as a delegate from Gar
field lodge No. Al, OF this place.
Miss HELEN jackson; OF Seattle. Is a
gnest at the home OF her friend MISS
Mrs William Hopkins left for her home
at Olympia the forepart OF the week. be-
ing accompanied TO Seattle by her sister
Mrs Samuel Dunlap.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Pratt. OF Seattle,
returned 10 La Conner few days since
to take up their residence here for the
summer.
A bicycle outing party spent Thursday
on Mt Erie on Fidalgo island, and re-
port a most pleasant time
County Commissioners and Mrs. w. j.
Henry, OF Mount Vernon, spent Wednes-
day In town.
Mr.. lack Benn, of Fairbaven, was re-
newing old acquaintances in town rev
DAYS the past week.
MFR. c. Fl. Barnes. Of Whatcom. and
Miss Pearl Van Loon, of Colfax. We're
married at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Coddington, OF this place: Tuesday
noon by Rev II. Ferguson The newly
married couple left the same afternoon
for Whatcom. where they will make their
home. -.
Mr.. H. s. Conner left Saturday for
Philadelphia to attend the Republican ma
tionai convention,
Mrs. Keathley and her mother, Mrs.
Beecham, of Everett. are. guests NJ the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.. Francis AT
present.
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AUBURN SOCIETY.

AUBURN, June 1s-Miss Leta Young
returned Thursday from the Eilensburg
normal school. where she has graduated
with high honors.
A large number Of Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs. members OF the local lodges.
drove to Sumner on Sunday and partici-
pated In the memorial services under the
auspices Of Sumner lodge. No. ~, I. o. O.
f.. on that day. Among the number
were: Mr.. and Mrs August Roehl. Mr.
and Mrs, A. 8; Nicely, Mr.. aud Mrs; j.
Durkworth and Mr.. J. II. wooding. Mr.
+. A. Morrison. Mr.. ii. n. Conneil, Mr.
a. G. Mcpherson. Mr.. J. $. Berner and
Mr.. ID. Schultz.
Miss Arlene, returned last Friday from
visit TO Mrs. BARRIERS parents at syl-
Mrs. A. s. Nicely. Mrs. George Hart
week
Mr.. J. II wooding and Mr.. II. n. Con-
nell attended the Grand lodge. 1. o. O. r,
session at Seattle last week.
Miss Myra Stowell of Seattle. who has
charge Of the Green River school was
in town on Friday.
Mr.. George McManamon returned to
his home at Waila Walla on Friday last.
Mr.. George Hart and Mr.. Will Hill at
tended the Masonic Grand lodge at Ia
Miss Stella Richmond and Miss Emma
Richmond spent Sunday with friends at
Stones landing
The childrens day exercises at the
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
evening were largely attended, and "A
fine programme was rendered.
Valley lodge No. 60. I. q. o. F.. will
hold a memorial services on Sunday,
June ~, and have invited lodges OF neigh
boring towns to attend. Rev Mcknight.
OF Sumner. will deliver the memorial ad-
dress.
Rev. and Mrs. Morris and Miss Morris,
OF Kent. are guests of friends in town.
Miss Lulu Crisp and Miss Carrie Neely
visited friends I'm Seattle last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. fnman. of Demlng. arc
visiting friends here.
Mr., John Hawley. Miss Hswley and
Miss Smith. of Kent, were in town on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Beebe and Miss
Beebe drove to Black Diamond on sun
day and spent the day with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Young, with a number
of friends. spent last Sunday at stones
landing.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Otto. OF Tacoma, spent
Sunday visiting friends In town.
Miss villa Allender and Miss Odessa
AiIender. Of Seattle, we're guests OF Mrs.
l.. H. Pauley last week
Mr.. II. II. Howard. formerly Of this
town, but now resident of West Nir-
ginia. IL visiting former friends In this
locality.
Mrs, w. J. Meredith. OF Seattle. was
calling on friends on Friday.
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EVERETT SOCIETY.

EVERETT, June Is-I,ast Sunday the
Woodmen Of the World held their Dec
Grafton day exercises at FraternaI hall.
assisted by the ladies Of the Clover Leaf
circle and the Port Gardner circle The
procession formed on Colby avenue near
the hail Al the cemetery addresses were
made by w. w. Black and Prof. Robin
son. Decorating the graves concluded the
exercises.
Mr.. A. j Uhms. Judge and Mrs.
gmythe,. Mrs. John Borland. Mrs. o. r.
Nea and Mrs. NJ. Swartout attended this
Grand lodge OF r. and A. NJ. and Eastern
Star at Tacoma last week.
The Snohomish county Christian En-
deayor opened in this city on Friday
programme through the entire session,
Rev. Lingenfelter. OF Seattle. delivered
IN address In the evening. There was a
The young ladies' Of the Methodist Sun
day school are making arrangements TO
give an Ice cream social ~ the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ MiteheIls. on Ev-
erett and Grand avenues.
The members of r.. Weldon Young com
pany.. uniform rank. X. Of y. viii give
Miss Bertha Ross. Miss Margaret Clark.
Miss Sarah Peden and Miss Sarah Nc
Rea. who have been attending the state
normai school at Whatcom, arrived home
The ladies' OF the women's Relief Corps
will give a social Tuesday evening. June
10. st Carpenter ball 81
are visting friends In Portland. Or.
Mr.. John T. Rogers was I'm Seattle last
week.
Mrs A. r. Heide and Mrs Schultz are
visiting riends In Tacoma.
Mr. Henry Uewett. jr., Of Tacoma. was
IN the city last week. the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs John Hilton.
Mr.. George A. Webber left last week
FOR 4 trip 20 81. Paul.
Miss Ward, OF Seattle. Is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. n. n. McGili
Mrs. ". c. Bronson was In tho city last
week visiting her daughter. Mrs. " j.
Yearse
Mr.. Frank scougaie and family have
moved into the residence formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. q. N. Baird on Hoyt avenue.
Miss Alma Clough. OF Spokane, II visit
ang her uncle. ex-Gov. Clough, for Few
weeks.
Mr. J: W. Hyndman is III at the Monte
Cristo hotel.
Mr. A. s. Taylor returned from q trip
Louis +. Hart OF Seattle. was in the
Mr., Mclean, OF Seattle. Is tho guest OF
Or. and Mrs. II. y. Howard.
DR.. w. G. Cox Is expected homo from
Atlantic City this week.
Mr., Clarence Cole. who IL attending the
military academy In Oregon. Is home on
Mrs. A. J. Chambers, of olympia, is
visiting her daughter. Mrs Jacob Hun
oaker OF this city.
Mr.. n. Widaner aud family arrived In
the city last week from Merrill. Wis.
Mr. stuart H. Hanna returned to his
home In Portland. Or, saturday.
Rev. w. q. Jones was visitor at Sill
verton last week.
Miss Mamie Charon was In the city last
week visiting relatives
Mr.. Arthur Denny returned Thursday
from q trip To index.
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1-7aaTFe1aat7ls7a aes -
cENTRALIA SOCIETY.

CENrRALIA. June Miss Marie
Joyce 10 here for few DAYS from seattle
on visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.
The Junior order OF Mechanics gave a
pleasant social to members and invited
friends Thursday evening, select pro-
gramme was rendered and refreshments
served sixty-ilve were present,
The ROYAL Neiehbors OF America gave a
social party on Tuesday evening whle 2 VAS
Wi Mrs ATTENDED v sna s sas f Is QUITE h'
cd q. u, Ellshnry Is Ill aud confined to
che house
oence that Mr.. John Calvin, OF this city;
Eho Is there is slowly improving and VIII
probably regain his health. He may come
home soon
Vervcd last Sunday at the Presbyterian
church The programme was we'll render
ed. tho singing being especially line. The
decorations were excellent
Mr.. ~ l., Neare was In Chehalis Tues
day
The Modern wootFnen viii hold msmor,al
services sunday at tho First bTpu~t
church Rev f'tetE viii deliver m address
and tho hodge will march TO the cemeterv
who're graves OF deceased members viii he
Decorated VITA flowers
Mrs Matte y. Graves wac In olympia
this week attending the state session OF
che " G r &.
Mr. ana Mrs Iarncs Giehrls, have re-
turned 10 thslr home IN Butte. Mont
school will be beld ~ the opera house
Friday evening, June - splendid pro
arurnfne has been arranged There ace hW'
Two graduates. Miss Faith Brinett and
Nj, VIII Dryden
Mr A. T. Rice Mr. W O Bcnnett and
Mr W W ingalls, we're IN 1aclmA THIS
week attending the grand tosssc cf NaA9ns
Mrs Edlth Miller " in Tacoma attending
the grand session ~ the Eastern Star.
Mr. Joseph Robinson Camo over from
Olympia SATURDAY op visit 80 relatives.
Nj ard Mn. y l. HutE have removed
70 Aberdeen 10Y the summer
Miss Maud MtHeTutnth. of Aberdeen. va.
o. the ctie this wock Waiting friends
Mira Rev & L. ttoofr and twg AANxh-
tiers arrived this week fratn Milton. Or
and Ntl make tNciF home hers
Mr. Isaac Cunningham ~ california. (,
s,siiins Ma sisters IN this env
Mx Prank Cleveland has removed 20 Sc
Mrs p v Michel, has gone to Mime.
snsa 70 live
NJ ] A. Prou:f has gone 10 westt-5r, q
BE- goue several days
Rev r " tNlisr attended fhN EpNortA
iseakuc r0rveHtton m CNttalbs t'.a week
Rev " v Warren. of Toronto preach
et In TBS NJ c'tsuch ast Sunday mago
ing
Miss EvelIn McNtt 3. visiting IN Aser
te~u
Ntrs. u NJ Va.osnn % Hoaulam, has becr
Nimting fflvuta Hcfe
rhc fsdir- ~ tee Mound Table tiuh CAV,
basket pivni- Wei" -edav afternoon
The ladies Asa &-.'.., - the MctAo3's'
church save a ~t and Snclal IA
., tia swsidenee 80 W. L. Rakev Wei
restRy evenire, i'ch was - plv8aa "a
oVnut
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Mrs. 9. NJ. Anderson assisting the hostess
About nifty ladies accepted the dainty In
yitauons Issued and all enjoyed the af-
eair greatly. Music, social greetings and
elaborate refreshments made II a delight
9ul occasion.
Mr.. William Lanning a @. A. r. veter-
IN and prominent Odd Fellow, Is danger
ously Ill with brain fever at his residence
In this city.
Quinault tribe. No. "a. Order Of Red
fdsn. have their annual excursion to the
peach June II. returning ths following
day.
Mr.. c. Fl. Tanner. OF Michigan, Is visit
sng his parents in this city.
"A number of young people enjoyed
themselves by giving a surprise party 70
Miss Rose Fourier, Friday evening.
Miss Maud McDermoth. Miss Marjory
Clifton and Mrs. Grant Wheeler attended
She Epworth League district convention
at Chehaiis this week
Mrs. Fred A. Hart left Friday morning
Tor q Few days visit with friends in Ia
coma
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EAST SOUND. June is-The rrvenu.
cutter Grant paid a visit 10 East Sound
during the week.
Mrs Peters, who haR been visiting her
mother. MrS |. $ Nsldrip. has returned
20 FaiThavcn.
Mr.. Heath. a retired business man Of St
Paul. Is spending the summer in East
sound
Mrs Ed Harrison who has been spend
ing the winter In Seattle. has rsturned 20
East Sound,
Col VileC az Milwaukee is spcrdlng the
summer AZ Mr. NJ $ Douohues.
Miss Iulu pittimore Of Fairnavsn. y
spending the summer with her Erandmnth-
er. Mrs. l. = Wal4rp.
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CourEvuIE SOCIETY.

COUpEVU1.E June le NmouEst thaas
that attended Judge Joseph \ kuhu'
'shyas cloah" cam lakc a. Port Town
aend wer~ Mr.. Carl n Pearson ana wts-
Mrs w CTApp Miss Cranney. Mr. g. &
Terry. Mr. l.. Wpcdln Mira r r. Watsau
ana Jssige McCssSlin
Niss RarihrOp and Mrs. Can't oliver ~.
Port fownsend. ara visiting Mrt E O.
I~Vejoy this week,
Cart r. A SNirt visited hts sister Mrs
Hattie Race Ncnd8N
CAP, ] ". Ciapp vns IA Seat,Io fa,
last week
MIR and Mrs Thomas Craunav Mi
Cvanney, Miss Z. Mitchell a1a Mr. tIa0n
vent 20 Tacoma @st evening .1 srar'
A1stFe meeting.
Mr. " * Mitchell hIe he,n On iaWr
a Few tays Visiting tfs ftt.-r .H.- week
Mr. A. II Coates Il $50 S@at.'e trf- a.eN
Mr. and Mrs Nelson GiH rttarrti h rms
la ~ week from Seatt'c ard victoria