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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-16

This Special Price will the present issue and
ADV ANCED shares fully subscribed for
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Graham County Omoers.

Board of Supervisors HC Day, chm'n, Duncan; WR Waddill, Stafford; H D Matthews, Pima Pedro Michelena, clerk, Solomonville.
 Sheriff, Ben R Clark, solomonville. Recorder, Pedro Michelena,
 Treasurer, B B Adams,
 District clerk, Frank Dysart,
 Dist. atty, Wiley E. Jones
 Probate judge, W A Moody, Thatcher. Surveyor, E R Stafford, Stafford.
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Arrival and Departure of Mails.

All Eastern and Western mail arrives on train 2, due at 2 :15 p. DO.
 All Eastern and Western mail is sent out on train which departs at 8 20 8. m. except registered mail, which goes out on the p m train.
 Morenci mail departs after arrival of train 2, but not later than 9pm.-arrives g not later than 6:3O p. m., six times . week.
 Metcalf mail closes at p. m.; arrives at D. m.
 All mail herea ter will close at 7:30 a. m.
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Tt will be remembered that George Wiley went to South Africa about three years ago and returned a year la'er. While on his return trip he stopped few days in Singapore, India, and, among several other curiosities which he pos sessed there, is a cane which he brought back to Clifton and presented to Judge Wright. The judge missed it about g year ago and though, that someone had stolen it; but was delighted at finding it in his room the other day while he was engaged in cleaning np. At first sight one would naturally think that it was g specie of cacti, but it is the carving on it that gives it that appearance. It also has . whistle in the head that makes 8 curious noise when blown. The Judge prizes it very highly.
The copper era., 1900-04-26
The Appetite of a Goat

Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose Stomach and Liver are out of order. All such should know that Dr. Kings New Life Pills, the wonderful Stomach and Liver Remedy, gives a splendid appetite, sound digestion and regular bodily habit that insures perfect health and great ener- ey. Only 25c at all dealers in medicines.
The copper era., 1900-04-26
Arizona & New Mexico Railway.
Time Table No. 16-Passenger Trains
 Mountain Time.

Train No. leaves Clifton daily at 8.20 a m; arrives in Lordsburg at 12.40 D m. No. 5 leaves Clifton daily at p n ar rives in Lordsburg at 5.20 p m. No. 2 leaves Lordsburg at 8. 10 p m ar- rives in Clifton at 7.15 m. No. 6 lelves Lordsburg at 7.30 a m ar rives in Clifton at 1150 a m. Distance from Lordsburg to Clifton, 71 miles. JAMES CoLoUHoUN,
 GenI Superintendent. H. J. SIMMONS,
 Superintendent.
 THos. SMITH, Agent, Clifton.
The copper era., 1900-04-26

If troubled by weak digestion, loss of appetite, or constipation, try few does of Chamberlain's Stomach and LiverTab- lets. Every box warranted. For sale by Dunn, druggist.
The copper era., 1900-04-26

Clifton Lodge No. IT, Knights of Pythias.
 Meets every Friday in Masonic Hall. Visiting brothers cordially invited to at- tend. CLIFF PARSONS, o. o.
 DAN'L LYNCH, K. of R. & s.
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Southern Pacific Railroad.
PACIFIC TIME.

PACIFIC TIME. Westbound passenger leaves Lordsburg 12 :07 p. m. Eastbound passenger leaves Lordsburg :45 p. m.
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recommended
 $ & Go. druggists
 1hamberlain's Pain
 amended it so highly ;ottle. I WAS SOON RE- AIN. have since recom- .z animent to many of my ; agree with me that it is the ,dy for muscular rheumatism in aket." For sale by Dunn, druggist.
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ieumatism.

PAIN.
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s.
 ger cent in
 he taxpay- :rty owners defense.
 ) carry the but there is is going to
 over sugar K again. ey speaking, drink.
 better never rties, and in edom of trade cured by the
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1ha amen ottle.
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SOCIETY IN MONTEsANo.

MONTESANO May $50 far this sea-
son all the society functions have been
given by two or more of the ladies join
ing in the entertainment The May-day
at home of Mrs. w. II. Abel and Mrs. w.
H. France given at the residence of the
former, was no exception TO the rule. 1t
was thoroughly enjoyable throughout the
entire evening, the guests not leaving until
after / o'clock. The residence, although
one of the largest in the city, was crowd I'd
with guests. The rooms were decorated
with flowers pansies being most in evil
dence, and the effect was very pleasing,
and. as the flowers were all out-of-door
blooms. IL was quite surprising to notice
the large number which had been secured.
Most OF the guests played progressive
pedro. and Mrs. George Arland was sue
cessful in taking first prize. while Mrs G.
Fosnot was awarded the consolation. -Four
crokinole tables were set in one room for
those who did not wish TO play cards. and
here. too. ladies were the successful play
ers. Mrs. w. A. Freehurger taking first
and Mrs j. Carothers the consolation
prize. Flowers were tho prizes in both
card and crokinole games The luncheon
served was one worthy of the reputation
which Montesano ladies have in that re-
spect, and TO anyone who mas had the
pleasure OF partal<ing Of one OF the lunch
cons that Is all that is necessary to say.
Many OF the ladies' did not arrive homo
until after 2, but ali united in stating that
they never enjoyed any lat home" more.
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Ing. She has accepted school at Forest,
Monday
ing friends.
Mr.. and Mrs G. o. Gingrich. OF Chehal.s.
visited relatives here Sunday
COL 9. III, Ellsbury was Portland visit
The Junior Order United American Me-
chanics gave a pleasant social to- mem
oers last Thursday evening Addresses
were made by several members, after
winch refreshments were served 1t
proved to be happy event. The lodges
bunting.
Mr.. ". J. Glover departed for Portland
Saturday. where he will in future reside.
he was engaged In business here for nine
years.
Mr.. George Birge, Mr. G. s. Gnchrist.
Mr.. 0. 0. Ort, Mr.. z. T. Tallmadge, Mr..
George Dysart and Mr.. F. A Martin, were
out OF the city this week on fishing and
hunting trip.
a visit
Mr.. J. L. Coates, OF Olympia, was a
guest OF Mr.. G. w. Mills Tuesday.
mystery party was held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. George Dysart last week in
honor of Miss Avis Dysart. The guests
were entertained by Mrs Roberts and
served.
Mr.. z. K. Wood, of Hoquiam, was in
the city Monday.
Mrs. N. Dale has returned from Aber-
deem.
Mr.. Ben F. Nudd is at home from Sc
attic.
Miss Gertie Slack has gone to Whitehall,
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Observation-Disclosures
Il
VI +S
4 OUT o. TOWN SOCIETY," IL
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sNO&SS0&sS0MSS0

city Tuesday. Both came from Falkland,
Pierce county.
Mr.. c. l. Pritchard. formerly Of Olympia,
but now with the Shelton bank. has been
week
The following were elected officers Of the
Thurston county Sunday School Association
for the coming year by the convention that
closed It's meetings last evening: Presi-
dent, Rev. r. c. Glass: secretary, John
Hedges; treasurer, Willard Lemon; first
vice president and superintendent Of pri-
mary work. Annie Buker; second vice
president and superintendent Of home de-
president and superintendent house 10
house visitation, NJ. C. Crandall; fourth
vice president and superintendent normal
work, Rev. A. q. Sawin; hfth vice presi-
dent and superintendent precinct conven-
ton work. ]. n. Mcdonald; members OF
executive committee. j. N. Sumpter, Mrs.
Angelic Newsum, George Sumption, jr..
Mr.. Robert L. Biankenship and Miss
Elizabeth C.. Ssvidge were United in mar
rage Thursday at noon at the home of tie
Or sri S,ss. P pa mt. MT, and Mrs George
sawin,, pastor OF the Baptist church. per-
formed the ceremony. The wedding wes
quiet one, none but near relatives OF the
conclusion a wedding breakfast was served.
The bride and groom at 2;3o oc,ock took
the train for Portland. where they will
ENJOY emo "a. weeks e, ~ honeymoon; On their re-
ships residence on Eighth street A num-
Der OF the intimate friends OF the happy
couple babe them farewell at the train.
The groom is one OF this citys prosperous
and prominent business men. He liz ma
tive OF Thurston county. and, without ex-
aggeration, It may be said that the county
has no more deservedly popular young mar
within its borders Rob Blankenship
has grown to manhood among a people
who have learned to appreciate him at his
true worth. The bride Ia .he second
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Savidge. Her
residence in this city has extended over a
period ip which she has made scores of
the warmest friends. AS young girl and
as a teacher In the public sch dolls of this
city she made acQuaintances who one and
all have become her admirers
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ABERDEEN SOCIETY NOTES.

ABERDEEN. May i2-The commence
ment exercises OF the Academy OF st. Rose
will be held Thursday evening, at 40
o'clock at the school, and the following
elaborate programme has been prepared.
Plano duet. "Nccolor." Mr.. c. d. Blake,
Miss r. Coxey and Miss Lewis chorus,
welcome to Friends" pupils; concert
recitation, Ten Little Fairies" primary
class, poses, "Plastques' junior class;
dialogue. "A Boys Complaint" Masters
J. Fournier, NJ. Moses. p. Fabry and
Rose Polka" Mr.. W. pressler. Miss r..
Fourier Miss NJ. Cloney and Miss w.
DOYLE: prose recitation. zone Niche the
Highest" Miss G, Beardsley: vocal duet.
THE Wounded Soldier" Misses NJ. Black
ladies': dialogue, Rival Queens" Miss X,
STAFFORD and Miss NJ. BLACK. Instrumental
duet. Merry Time March" mandolin.
Miss F. Richau. piano. Miss l. Porter.
valedietory. Miss E. Murphy: distriea-
tion OF prizes by Rev ]. W. wetE. l. L. /.
Mr. George l. FisltH Of Michigan. was .
visitor in aberdeen this week
Mr. c E. Davis, OF waitsburg, and Mr..
NJ Harris Of Olympia. were In the city
Miss Georgia Pearson and Mt r. P,
Leath returned TO their home In Michi-
gan Monday after a visit OF several weeks
With Mr.. S. r. Pearson.
Mr. w H Pearson went to spokane
Monday TO BE- In attendance at the meeting
being held in that city.
Mr. r NJ. Locke arrived in town Tues
day evening from Waitshurg
Mrs ] s Lowry left Saturday morning
for a visit 20 friends In Michigan.
Mr. W West left Thursday FOR trip
90 Portland
Mr.. c II. Green arrived IN the city Fri
day from Michigan
Mr.. and Mrs w b. Wilson left Monday
on a trip Of six months "a relatives IN
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. X Bowes left Sunday
for Spokane, where Mr.. Bowes Will repre-
sent this lodge Ia the Grand Lodge OF
order Of Foresters meeting in that city.
Mr. John Kaufman left Thursday morn
ing for his home at ST. Cloud. MINI.
Mr. Lewis Wade. OF Tacoma. was in the
city Wednesday.
Dr. F. l. Carr. OF Aontesano. was in
the city Monday.
Mr. Charles Yana was up from West
mort several days during the week.
Miss Winnie Law, OF Montesano. was
yiSltlns friends in the city Monday.
Mrs. II. D. Critics left Tuesday for Mat
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PuYALLUP SOCIETY NOTES.

PUYALIsUP. May 12-Mr. Charles Hal
lenbeck, Mr.. c. c. Mcmillan and Mr. ].
Fulmer are in Spokane attending the state
meeting OF the Red Men.
Mrs. Ada Dresback who has been III for
the past two weeks, is again able 20 re-
sumo her work as teacher in The high
school
Mr.. NJ. c. Kennedy left last Tuesday for
Dawson, where he will Join his son, Mr..
Frank Kennedy, who has been a resident
Of that place for the past two years
Mr.. II. r. West left yesterday for Cape
Meme. where he will spend year or two
Mr. Henry Hinson, OF Seattle, spent last
Sunday here with his father. Col. A. J.
Hinson.
Miss vanilla Caskin and Miss Gertrude
Cunningham attended the examination ef
teachers in Tacoma on Thursday and FRI
day.
Mr.. Thomas Brew returned on Tuesday
from North Yakima, where he had been
several days.
Mrs. j. d. sherrick entertained the Cen
fury Cfnch Club at her home on Tacoma
avenue last Saturday evening
Prof w. f. Adams who has been prin-
cipal OF the Maplewood school in this city
several years. has been elected to a posi-
ton in Tacoma schools. and entered upon
his new duties last "wednesday
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Wanda and Miss Gertrude Glascock were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Alge
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Frank. Clark leaves this week for an
extended trip East
Mrs. w. G. White and child. OF New
Whatcom. are visiting at the home Of Mrs.
Lawrence.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Moore and daughter.
of Seattle, are visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter f. SwaIwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly and daughter
Kathleen left Monday for four-months'
Mr. F. c. Myers arrived in the city last
week from Leavenworth.
Mr.. J. F.. McManus, OF Seattle, spent a
few days in the city last week.
DR. W. C. Cox was in Spokane last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kroft and Mr., John
with Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Alge
Miss Ethel White, Miss Julia Esmond.
Miss Pearl Coombs and Miss Ava Dodson,
students at the University OF Washington.
were the guests OF Miss Ruby Brown at
the home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
c. Brown, Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Matte Marteli, OF Snohomish. Wis
tied friends in the city last week.
Mr.. Clarence Van II King, OF the class
city Tuesday.
Ex-County Commissioner Don Evans
and family. of Sultan. was in the city last
week.
Mr.. Charles Mckinney. of snohomish,
was in the city wednesday.
Mrs c. r. Clark is spending a few weeks
in the mountains near Salmon.
Mrs. James McCrossen left Monday for
Dayton, Wash. to visit friends a few
weeks
Mrs W. F. Jones, accompanied by her
sister and niece. Mrs. r. l. Valentine and
Mss Della Valentine. arrived In the city
last week from New Sharon. Ia. Mrs
Jones will shortly join her husband at
Cape Nome.
Mr.. and Mrs. f c. Bronson returned to
Tacoma Friday after a short visit with
their daughter, Mrs. V. J. Pearse
Mr. Stuart Il. Hanna was In the city last
week
Mr.. W. c. ogden. OF RAineIander. Wis.
is in the city visiting friefds.
Mr.. Oscar u. Rea returned from Oar
riugton Thursday.
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LA CONNER soCIETt.

LACONNER. May l2-Mr Samuel
Caches, n student OF Stanford University,
arrived home Saturday 10 visit his parents
a few days preparatory TO taking his de-
pArture for Manila, L. l. He was accom-
panied home from Seattle by his brothers
Mr.. George and Mr. Charles Caches, and
Prof. A. II. Lyons, OF the University OF
Washington.
Mrs Esary and daughter Miss Monle
Esary, and granddaughter Miss Myrtle
ESary. OF Seattle. arrived here the fore
part OF the week and will make LsCon-
ner their home.
Miss Rose osberg who Is attending
school in Seattle. spent few days the
past week with her parents at their place
MIR J. A. Galoralth. OF Seattle, was In
town few days last week.
Mrs Chrlsteniah Campbell, OF this place
Is visiting friends at Qso at present,
MIR Carl Wells. OF Mission City. b C.,
arrived In town the latter part OF the
week
Miss Alice Calhoun. Of Seattle. was a
guest at the homo OF Mr.. L. l. Andrews
the past week
Rev r. NcEvsrs visited sedro-w oolley
a couple Of days the past week
Mr. q. W 1ytton. 81 whatcom. was a
guest az the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. s
Williams the past week
Mr.. Frank Savage is home after a sew
eral weeks absence at Marysville.
Mrs d O'Leary AMI daughter. OF Seat
tie. who has been visiting her parents at
this place for q number OK weeks past re-
turned 10 their home the fore part OF the
week.
Mrs. w. II. Parsons. OF Seattle. "a spend
ing the week In town
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KENT SOCIETY.

KENT, May 12;-Mrs. G. p. Jones was
visiting In town last week.
Rev. s. Daily has returned after
weeks visit In Ballard.
The Classic Culture Club met at the
home of Mrs. Eta sherrard on Monday
Prof. A. NJ. Daily attended the School
Masters Club. which met in Seattle last
Mrs. George Knapp entertained the
The Twelve O'Clock Social Club gave
their semi-monthly hop on Tuesday even
ing in Titus hall. A large number were
Rere,ta among then s being Mr. Emil Emil
Dow, Mr.. Godfrey DERRICK. Mr.. VIII Ar
ney. Mr. Wilbur Folsom, Mr.. Fred Fol-
som. Mr.. Leon Parks. Dr. Owen Taylor.
Fred Drake, Mr.. Charles Thompson, Mr..
Thomas Harm. Miss Bessie Stewart. Miss
Lizzie Stewart, Miss Nellie Ramsay, Miss
Nellie Wood, Miss Ruby Stewart. Miss
Bertha Morrill,. Miss Lille Downey, Miss
BESSIE Arney, Miss Adeline Shinn, Mrs.
owen Taylor. Mrs; Godfrey DERRICK, Miss
Lula Woodwork. Miss Jennie Hugo. Miss
Rev. Il. E Morris and Miss Grace Morris
in Seattle last week.
Miss Georgia Taylor. who has been visit
Ing with Mrs. a. A. Risedorph and Mrs.
Mr.. j. +. Nicely. OF Huntington, Tenn,
IL visiting the family of Mr. ID. A. Nicely
Mr. c. II. Wager has returned from a
Miss Lucille Mathews has returned TO her
home In Tacoma after a short visit with
friends.
Col, w. @. Ronald of st. Louis. Miss
Norma Ronald, of Seattle. Miss Margaret
Graham and Miss Sophia Bollert, of Port
land, were visiting during the week with
Mrs. E. Merrineld. OF Christopher, was
visiting In town Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Main were visiting
In Seattle Wednesday
Mr. John Stewart. OF Palmer was visit
ing friends In Kent Sunday
Mrs. w, W. Watson was in Seattle on
Wednesday.
Ind. have arrived In Kent and will make
this their home for the present.
Rev and Mrs. Omelvena have moved
into the Berlin cottage.
Mrs. r. Anderson is entertaining friends
from Seattle
Mr., John soule was visiting In Seattle
Mrs. W. + Robb was visiting in Seattle
during the week.
DR.. Hubbard. OF Portland. was visiting
with the family OF Mrs shaffer last week
from Portland and will reside in the
Gwnnet cottage.
Mrs, owen Taylor was visiting in Seat
Mrs. Frank Carroll. who has been visit
ing Mrs Taylor for some. has returned TO
her home In Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Ross expect to
start for Nome some time this month
Mr.. John Armstrong and family have
moved into town. They occupy a cottage
on Central avenue.
Mr. 7. n. Berlin was in Auburn during
Capt. j. j. Crow and family have moved
TO Christopher.
Rev. ]. II. woodley was visiting In Black
Diamond on Thursday.
Mr. II. II. Madison and daughter Miss
Lillian were visiting in Seattle las, week.
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CHEHALIs SOCIAL NEWS.

CHEHALIS. May &c. F. Robinson
has gone to the Similkameen river on min
ing business.
Mr.. Peter Thompson is enjoying a visit
from his brother. Mr.. Chris Thompson. of
Nebraska
Mr.. L. NJ. Wade. OF Metcaif & Wade,
was a Chehalis visitor this week.
Miss Annabelle Donahoe returned Sun
day from visit with relatives in Port
land and Baker City.
Mr.. George Rhue, a brother-in-iaw CT
Mr.. J. r. Welty. visited the latter this
week. Mr.. Rhue Is from Iowa
Mr.. J. p. Bradley visited Portland friends
early in the week
Miss Maud Keys of Tacoma, IL a guest
at Mr. William Woodlands
The Baptist young people had a pleasant
May party Friday night at lyman hail
Mrs K. f. Root left this week for Penn
sylvania, where she will visit relatives this
summer.
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PORT ANGELES SOCIETY.

PORT ANGELES, May l2-Mr 8 N.
Roberts was recent arrival from Bos-
ton, Mass.
Mr. Thomas Trumbull OF this city. left
last week for Seattle to take passage on
the Corwin for Cape Nome
Mr.. j. r. Currie, OF Boston, Mass, is
visiting his brothers In this city
DR.. Richard Croft and Mr.. Alexander b.
Meikle, of Victoria passed through here
cent.
Mrs. Mallory and Mrs. Marks. OF Vic
toria, are visiting the sister of the former.
Mrs. J. w. Trich.
The Misses Trich entertained at cards
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Carrigan entertained
the Rhododendron Club Friday evening.
Mr.. William Smith has been confined to
his bed the past two months with infam-
matory rheumatism, but is now able TO be
out.
Mr. Fred Spelman, Of Chicago, Is visit
ing his father, Mr.. 7, l.. Spelman.
Mr.. c. s. Patton is enjoying an outin z
at Lake Sutherland
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BELLINGHAM BAY SOCIETY.

NEW wHATCOM. May i2-Mr Marion
Edwards OF Seattle, spent Sunday visit
ing friends on the bay.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Alsop have moved
into their new Fairhaven home.
Mr.. Julius W. Shleuder departed Tucs-
day for Chicago TO spend several weeks.
Mr. II. W Kinney. q Fairhaven. left
Monday fer Cincinnati for an indefinite
Mr. James Drain. Of Spokane. was in
New Whatcom Monday.
The Fairhaven high school has chosen
for Vaiefictnrian this year Mr. Cecil Black
salutatorlan, Miss Grace Aud
Mrs. W b. Phillips entertained party
OF friends at her home on Forest street
Mrs, NJ siraiiey returned Monday from
a visit IN Seattle
Mrs. {. X. IArrabee and children re-
turned Tuesday from California, where
they spent a portion ~ the winter.
The members Of the State University
Gles Club who gave a concert here on Fri
day evening were entertained after the
concert By the Qui Nlyc Club, a new or
gsuiaatio1 composed Of about thirty young
ladies' The entertainment provided was
dancing IN Lighthouse hall.
Mr. John T. Pidwell. Of San Francisco.
Is In the CITY on a two-weck's visit TO his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. P.dwen
Mr.. NJ L stangroofn is in Spokane for a
few days
Mt and Mrs. Z. jaeger. Of Portage. Wis.
are the guests o. Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
Williams. Mrs Jager and Mrs. Williams
are sisters.
Miss Mabel Edwards, Of WallA Walla.
arrived on Thursday 70 make her home
in whatcon with Mr. and Mrs. II. s.
Noice, 70 whom she is related.
Prof n. A. Lhties dancing class enter
tained their frtents at Lighthouse hall on
Wednesday evening. About eighty were
present.
An entertaining programme was given
az the Presbyterian church on Wednesday
evening II included violin selections by
Mrs. ]. B. Warren. e reading by Miss Mil
area Vaughan. rec4tatious ~ Aiss Efhs
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EVERETT SOCIETY.

EVERETT, May 12-The Glee and Man
dolin Clubs of the University OF Wasning,
ton gave an entertainment at the central
a good attendance. The parts rendered by
the students were greatly appreciated.
The singing of Mrs. jennie Houghton E9-
monds was enjoyed by her many friehos
who were present.
ON Wednesday evening the ladies' OF the
Maccabees gave ball at the Odd t'elloWs
hall. The first part of the evening was
snent in literary and musical pro-
gramme' which was greatly enjoyed by
those present Refreshments were served.
Dancing lasted until a late hour.
Mr. Charles Skinner, who for some time
has been living in Seattle. has returned 10
this city.
Monday evening z. Weldon Young Com
pany, U. R.. X. Of p, will leave Tor spo-
kane. where they will take part in the
competitive drill at the meeting OF the
Grand Lodge.
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CENTRALIA SOCIETY.

CENTRALIA. May la 49, Mr.. A. T
Wright, OF Sumpter Or. a former resi-
dent of this city. was here Tuesday
Mr. W. II. Yaw Is ct home again after
an absence OF several months in whatcom.
Mrs. Charles Gilchrist Is in Seattle visit
ing friends,
Rev Z. II. Fuller was in Tacoma last
week for a few days.
Prof. u. NJ. Daum came over from Eima
this week. where he has been principal OF
the schools the past year.
Miss Edith Price came home from Stan
wood Friday, where she has been teach
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lock, where she will visit for some time
with her mother. Mrs. A. c. Leroy.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Doyle were visit
ors to Olympia this week.
Rev Father Metz went TO Sedro-Woohey
Tuesday. where he remained ali week On
business.
Mrs. Frank BENJAMIN entertained
number Of her friends at a card party on
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. j. r. Pierce, OF Hoquiam, was IN the
city Sunday.
Miss sadie Hook visited with friends In
Monfesann several davs this week.