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FIGURE OUT BoUTELLE.
Republicans Coincide Loss Of One
Congressional District.


Congressional District.
New York, June ia special to the
Times from Washington says: In MAX
ing their calculations on carrying the
house of representatives next fall, most
of the Republican arithmetieians con-
cede the probable loss of Mr. Boutelle's
district in Maine. Mr.. Boutelle has
been renOminated and will doubtless be
elected, but his physical condition is
such as to make it very improbable
that he viii be able to attend the first
session of the Fifty-seventh congress.
There is very little doubt that Repre-
sentative Foss of Illinois will be chair
man Of the naval committee for a long
time to come, if the Republicans retain
control of the house. He is next to Mr..
Boutelle on the committee and has been
acting chairman throughout this ses-
sion.
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JONES TRUE TO 16 to 1.
Denies Story That He Urged Aban-
doning Plank.

doning Plank.
Chicago, June u-Senator James K.
Jones, chairman Of the Democratic ma
tional committee. arrived in Chicago
today and will be here several days
looking over the preliminary work of
the presidential campaign. Wednes-
day William J. Bryan will meet Sen
atOr Jones here for a final conference
before the Kansas City convention.
Mr. Jones said: There is absolutely
no truth in the report that I will
ende2vOr to persuade Mr.. Bryan to
consent to the dropping Of the IS to 1
plank from the platform this year.
There will be no abandonment of any
issue of the Chicago platform"
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SALVADOR FOR CANAL.
Minister Declares Country Anxious
for Nicaragua Route.

Washington, June 11.-Ex-President
Sald.va- of Salvador, who recently came
here as minister of that country, said to-
day:
Our interests in the inter-oceanic ca
nal are much the same as those of the
United States. We want the canal be
GAUGE 1t would be Of vast benefit to all
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Otis SEES M'K|NlEY
Calls Formally Upon President
at White House.
NO DETAILED REPORT
TEIs is RESERVED FOR A LATER
VISIT.

Washington, June 11.-Major General
E. S. Otis, accompanied by his aides.
Captain Slayden and Lieutenant Stan
ley. reported at the war department
today. He was met at the station by
Adjutant General Corbin and General
Sehwan. and the party were driven to
the Arlington hotel After breakfast
ing, General Otis went to the war de-
partment, where he formally reported
to Mr.. Meiklejohn, as acting secretary
Thence General Corbin escorted him
and his aides to the White House. The
president was in his private Office in
close consultation with Senator Alli-
son, Senator CullOm and Justice Har-
Ian when the party arrived.
General Otis and General Corbin
were Immediately ushered into the
presidential library, where Mr.. McKin-
ley met General Otis with the utmost
cordiality, cOngratulating him upon
his apparent good health and thanking
him several times for his signal serv-
ices to the country.
Makes no Detailed Report.
General Otis made no report to the
president in detail After a few min
utes the president invited General Otis
into his office and presented him to
Senators Allison and CUllom and Jus
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FOR BRYAN AND DEWEY
Assembling Ohio Democrats
Couple the Two Names.
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WANT ADMIRAL TO RUN
BELIEVE HE WILL CONSENT TO
BE RUNNING MATE.

Columbus, o., June 1.-THE Demo-
cratic state convention will be held here
tomorrow. It was at one time proposed
to hold the convention last week, while
Admiral Dewey was here, but some of
the subscribers to the Dewey celebra-
ton fund objected and the plan was
abandoned. The Dewey decoration s,
exterior and interior, however, still re
main all over the city. The hotels
have large portraits of Dewey display
ed and none of the Democratic heroes
expect Bryan.
There is much talk about Bryan and
Dewey being nominated at Kansas
City.
John r. Mclean has announced that
ne must sail for Europe with his family
next Saturday and that he cannot at
tend the convention in Columbus this
week, nor head the Ohio delegation to
Kansas City.
Believe Admiral VIII Accept.
Those who propose the combination
of Bryan and Dewey believe there is no
doubt about the admiral accepting.
There is some diversity of opinion as
to whether this convention should take
the initial step in endorsing Dewey as
we'll as Bryan for the national ticket.
Four delegates at large to Kansas
City will be selected. In this connection
the names most frequently mentioned
are those of ex-Congressman 2 ON L.
Johnson, James kilbourne, Congress-
man John B. Lentz. Judge A. w. Pat
rick, Frank NJ. Marriott, Herman
GrOesbeCk. William S. Thomas and
Judge z. J. Blandin.
The hottest contest for delegate at
large is between Congressman LentZ
and Colonel James Kilbourne, both Of
whom reside in Columbus.
There has been no quibbling about the
platform. Besides endorsing Bryan the
convention, without doubt, will declare
for the Chicago platform.
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Appeal to Mckinley.
New York, June 1.-THE following
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SILVER AND LEAD

Silver, per ounce. 60c.
Copper, per pound, l5c.
Lead. per 100 pounds, A. S. & r Co s
price s3,771s; New York exchange, $3.50
i3.95: New York brokers, $3.50.
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Forecast for Salt Lake Today Is.
Fair, stationary temperature.
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jefferson City, Mo-, June 11.-GOver-
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leave shortly on visit to Mr.. Prichards
old home In South Dakota. They will re-
main about two months. and while there
Rev. Prichard will I'LL the pulpit OF Con-
gregational churs n, whose pastor will go
TO Italy for a two months vacation.
Mr.. A NJ Wuerch and family Will leave
next week for Everett Wash, where
Mr.. Wuerch will go into business.
Mrs. w. A. Hood. OF San Francisco.
Cal, formerly of Seattle. is in the city.
visiting her brother-in-law. Mr.. Thomas
Hood
The Century Cinch Club met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Elvins on
Wednesday evening. Cinch was played
until II o clock. when an elegant luncheon
was served, after which several vot al and
instrumental solos were rendered by Mrs.
w. A. Scott and Mrs. w. II. Elvins.
Mrs Z. II. Prichard and Mrs. ]. NJ.
layhue rode to Sumner on their wheels
Thursday afternoon and spent the day
with friends. The bicycle paths are N an
excellent condition now. and a great
many are taking advantage of the fine
weather and riding TO Tacoma and to the
lake for an outing.
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In the Orange Hall under the auspices of
the Daughters OF England.
invitations have been received in New
Westminster for grand assembly which
VIII be held in O'Brian's hall, Vancouver
on Tuesday evening next
Miss b. Bell. of Vancouver is spending
the Easter holidays in the city, the guest
OF Miss Conner
Mayer ]. @. Scott returned on Sunday
from months visit to his old home in
Stratford. Ontario
Mr.. Robert Connee. of Nelson. who had
been visiting in the city for several days
returned home Sunday.
Miss Norwood. who has been spending
several months in Winnipeg visiting rela-
lives, returned home on Friday.
Mr.. A. Shiles and bride returned home
on Thursday night.
Mr.. III. NJ. Stramberg spent the Easter
holidays visiting friends in Seattle.
Mr.. Justus Howison. OF Victoria, was
visiting his home In this city for several
days this week
Mrs. Appleton and children left on Mon
day for a three weeks visit TO Ontario.
Miss Irene Emonde left Monday for Paris
to VISIT the worlds fair.
Mrs. John Forester left on Wednesdays
train on a visit TO friends in Mckeesport.
Pa.
Mr.. W. f. Curtis left on the steamer
Queen City on Monday for Lowe inlet.
Mr.. @. E. Corbonid, Q. c., left on Thurs
day for a several weeks visit to Eastern
Canada.
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CENTRALIA SOCIETY.

CENTRALIA. April 21.--Mr. John F. Van
Glider has arrived from Hoqnam and viii
reside here for n while
Mr.. Dell Castle. of Aberdeen. is visiting
relatives here
Col O. H. E.lsbury Is much improved in
health ard able to be out.
Rev. Alexander blackburn gave n lec-
ture In the Methodist church Tuesday even
Ing. under the auspices OF the Epworth
League.
Mr.. Charles u. kaler, OF Olympia. was IN
the city Wednesday.
Mr.. c. C. Henderson. ir.. and Mr. Il. u.
Carver are in Chehals this week
Mr., VIII Hackett is In Tacoma this week
on business
Mrs. n w Mccormick has been quite
III the past week with an attack of la
grippe.
Mrs r. II. Palmer IL quite III and very
weak She Is improving slowly.
Miss Myrtle Cottr5ll has accepted a posi-
ton as teacher on Lincoln creek.
Mr. Sam H. Hamer has closed a success
fui term OF school at Ciaauato, and return
ed 70 his horne in this city.
Mrs Edith Miller and Mrs. Carrie Oeir
returned Friday from Seattle where they
were In attendance upon the Grand Lodge,
Degree Of Honor
Mr. J. n. Lynch has been elected dele
gate to the Grand Lodge. l. O. O. r.
which meets In Seattle
Mr. O. o. Perry Is seriously III and Is
not expected to recover
The Modern woodmen win give social
on the evening 81 Aprii = 90 which an
members viii be invited
The woodmen o. the World gave a bail
on Thursday evening which was well at
tended and proved 20 be a pleasant affair
7, was the arst entertainment given by this
camp
Easter was appropriately observed In this
city. an the churches having services for
the occasion
Mr. + n Towns. Of Bueoda. was in the
city Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. II n Strong have removed
10 Aberdeen.
Miss Lucy Packard visited friends IN Ia
cxrna this week
Miss Kate Martin aRa Mss Rianehe Ellis
hurry and Mrs s A. Cruttenden we're Wis
nors &c Portland this week
Rev r ] Campbell formerly pastor 81
the PRESBYTERIAN church here. WAS In the
city Tuesday from Tacoma
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ABERDEEN SOCIETY.

ABERDEEN April 21.-Mr. and Mrs.
]. c. Biles returned Monday evening from
their wedding trip to Sound cities. They
will make their future home In Monte
sano.
Miss Leta Benn. who is attending the
Annie Wright seminary at Tacoma. spent
Easter with her parents In this city.
Mr.. w. II. Bush. of Montesano. was in
the city Friday
Mr. A. p stockwell went to Olympia
Monday.
The Easter fair held by the ladies' of
the Methodist church was a grand sue
cess.
Mr.. J. G. weatherwax left Wednesday
for Portland.
Miss Mary l.. Page. president of the
state w. c. T. u. was in the city this
week in the interests OF that organiza-
ton.
Mr.. E. G. Hunt. Of Montesano. was in
the city Monday.
Mr.. Lewis Wade. of Tacoma, was in
town over Sunday.
Mrs. r. Zeebuyth. of Montesano was
the guest OF Mrs. l. Beemer several days
during the week
Mr.. r. Thomas went to Olympia Thurs
day
Rev Father Metz, of this place. went
TO Oakville Monday. where he offciated
at the funeral of Mr.. Frank Kaatz. who
uleu IN tnat city SATURDAY.
Mr.. J. p. o. I,ownsdale. OF Portland.
spent several days on the harbor during
the week
Mrs. w. n. Mack was visitor to Port
land for several days during this week.
The Review Club met with Mrs. Mason
Irwin Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. w. b. Paine returned Monday even
ing from a visit to relatives in Michi-
gan
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hickey left Monday
for Michigan. where they will remain.
Miss Georgia Pearson and Mr.. f. p.
Leath arrived from Attica, Ind, Tuesday
evening being summoned on account OF
the serious Illness OF DR.. Pearson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Hart who have
been visiting relatives for several weeks
past. returned TO Juneau. Alaska Satur-
day.
MIR. II. III. Carter left Monday for Re-
public mining camp.
Mrs. Catharine Farr president of the
Rebekah assembly visited the lodge in
This city Tuesday night. special pro-
grarnme was prepared in her honor, and
ice cream and cake were served to the
members.
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and Mrs. l.. s Duryee Mr.. and Mrs
James Han, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Fields
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Coleman. Mr. and Mrs.
r. A. Garrigues. Mrs. Deune Mrs snad-
bourn, Mrs Edwards. Mrs f. A. Clark
Mrs. Laugh, Mrs. Austin. Mrs j. L.
Brown, Miss Shields. Miss Hail. Miss Mich
OILS. Miss Fuller. Miss Davis, Miss Thrash
err, Miss Cornell. Miss Payne. Miss Lam
gan. Miss Lentzy, Miss Bina Langan, Miss
sumner, Miss Boreland. Miss Charon Miss
Rigby, Miss Sorensen. Miss Ciough, Miss
Yule. Miss Sullivan. Mr. Robbins, Mr..
Dunn, Mr.. Agnew. Mr.. Green, Mr.. Culm-
back, Mr. Weborg. Mr.. Bell Mr. Jordan.
Mr.. Clark, Mr.. Walsh, Mr.. McLaren. Mr.
Weller. Mr.. Stanford. Mr. Hyndman, Mr..
NJ Thayer, Mr.. Mills. Mr. Jackol Mr.. Joer-
gensen, Mr.. Coale, Mr. Solberg, Mr. wad-
dell. Mr.. Grant. Mr.. Ciough, Mr. Boptie
Mr.. Mfley. Mr.. Trevorah, Mr. Parkin, Mr..
Koran, Mr.. Thomson. Mr.. Rucker. Mr..
Bernhart, OF Tacoma: Mr.. Ennis. OF Sno-
homish
The dime social given by the w. r. c.
on Tuesday was well attended The pro
gramme consisted OF fine musical selec-
lions and recitations
Inc students of the seventh grade of the
Jefferson school entertained the eighth
grace OF the Lincoln school at colonial
Gay programme Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Victor Hawkins and son. Mr.. St
Clair. left Saturday for st. Paul. where
she VIII reside In the future
Mr.: O. A. Nelson and sister, Miss Cricket.
LETT Saturday for the East
MRS j. A. Broadbent and daughter. OF
West Superior. and Mr.. and Mrs. q. =.
barner, OF Onoka. arrived in the city last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Rice. az ch,ca.o
who have been visiting for the mast few
weeks with Mr.. F. T. Rice. started home
last Monday.
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KENT SOCIETY.

KENT, April 2i.-Mr L. l. walrath NJ
week '"e
Mr.. j. w. Cavanargh has recovered from
his late illness.
Mr.. J. c. Penberthy, formerly a resident
on Kent. but lately CT Seattle, has moved
with his family 10 town
Easter sunday was observed In all the
churches In the usual appropriate manner
The recorations were very elaborate
mrs. Annie Van DE Vanter mas recovered
from her late illness
Miss Grace Morris. who was visiting with
friends In Seattle last week. returned
Monday
Mrs A. r. Farnsworth. OF Seattle. was
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs Ira
Tyler part of last werk
Mrs. j. r. Gleason, Miss Drew and Mr.
Farrell. Of Seattle. were guests OF Miss
Ruth Rodgers last week
DIR. w. ]. Hubbard, OF Portland. was Wis
iting the family OF Mrs Louise Shaffer
last week.
Miss Nevada Hamilton. OF Everett. who
has been visiting her parents has returned
Mr.. and Mrs Madocks. OF OBrien's
were visiting with Mrs. Eunice Sans and
Mrs. Matte Kyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wright and Miss
Nellie Heinzeriins have returned to their
home In Seattle. after short visit with
Mr.. and Mrs II. A. Bowen.
Mr.. A. A. Smith was In Portland las.
week
Mr. and Mrs. william omeloena. cf Puy-
allup. were visiting the family Of DIR. J.
soule. part OF the week.
DIR. and Mrs. O. Taylor were in Seattle
on Monday.
Mrs. 4. 4. Residorph Ia quite III at pres
ent.
Prof and Mrs. Charles Allen, OF Auburn
were visitors here on Sunday
Mr. John Boucher and family will aoon
move into the Phinney cottage In Sec
ond avenue.
Miss Mabel Richardson. OF Seattle. was
visiting with friends In town Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. C. Ewing. of Seattle. was visit
ing In Kent on Tuesday and making ar
engagements for the county convention OF
the w. c. T. T.. which is to be held In
the Methodist church on May l and J.
The monthly meeting of the w c, r. u.
was held at the home OF Mics May Cor
nelius ON Wednesday. A large number were
In attendance.
Mr.. J. +. Van De vanter was visiting
friends out OF town last week.
Miss Lillian Madison was visiting In Sc
attic on Tuesday
Miss BERTHE Nieolson Is IN at present
Mr. Emil Nelson. OF Seattle. was visit
ing friends here over Sunday.
Miss Anna Jergenson visiting IN
Auburn one day during the week.
Miss Marguerite sharer was down from
Seattle and spent several days With her
mother last week
Mrs. Clara Monroe left "Wednesday for
California to visit her mother and sisters.
Mr. Carmichael, of Seattle, was In town
on Thursday.
Mr.. William Soule was visiting during
the week at the home OF Mr. j r Ronald.
OF Seattle
Miss Emily Cloudy was visiting on Fri
day with the family Of DR. Ridsewny in
Seattle.
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MOUNT VERNON SOCIAL.

MOUNT VERNON. April 2l.--Miss Mamie
Hannaford has returned TO her home at
Marion, Kan, after a short visit with rela-
tives and friends here
Mrs. Fred g. Pickering left last wednes-
day for several weeks visit at Paola.
Kan.
The family of Mr.. Al Sebring have re-
moved to Anacortes. where MIR. Sebring
has been located for the past three
months.
Mr. Elmer Foss. of Anacortes. visited
Mount Vernon friends a couple of days
this week.
Mr.. @. NJ. Mitchell returned last week
from attending vashon college, and has
taken charge OF the Cedardale school Mr.
Mitchell expects to go East this fall to
take a two years course at the Valparaiso
Ind, law school.
Mr.. Alfred Fredlund visited In Seattle
several days this week.
Mr. Il. w. Ferris is attending court at
Friday harbor.
The Ladies' Aid Society is arranging
to give a fair on May /.
The Rebekah Lodge. Of this place. Is
arranging for a bali on Thursday even
ing. April ~.
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Ia CONNER SOCIETY.

IA CONNER April I-Mr W. r.
schrlcker returned this week from a trip
to hts ola home az Davenport. la He also
spent few DAYS al ST Louis and Kansas
city.
Mr. and MIS- :. r. Nichols left this mora
fnx for an extended trip through califor-
MA. They expect 10 be absent a number
OF months. and then so East 10 reside pet
naneutiy.
Mrs. William Bell and httie daughter.
who hal been visiting her parents here
for a few weeks past. returned % thels
home in Seattle the fore par of the week.
being accompanied % her sister. Miss
Olive Peck
Mr.. Sherman Brooks spent a iew days In
town the past week. after an absence IL
seven years.
Mrs. Fred c. Blake and children. who
had been visiting at the home Of Mrs.
BlaSes parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. 5. Wal
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AfUNYON.
RHEUMATISM

lace. for the past month. left for their
home at Olympia this week
Mr.. b. l.. Martin spent the past week
at Elensburg.
Mrs. II. E. Reay and child. who had been
visiting Mrs. Reay's parents for some
time, have returned TO their home at Sc
attic.
Mr. James Esory made a trip TO Sc
attic Saturday
Mr. Alex Hird, of Seattle spent a few
days in town this week with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. II. Inner visited relatives in Mount
Vernon last week.
DR.. W. Appleby and family returned
the latter part Of the week from a visit
10 Fairhaven.
Easter Sunday was appropriately observ-
ed in the four churches of this place, and
the day was an ideal spring day the
people turned out en- nasse to the services
The churches were all prettily decorated
with potted plants and flowers. Special
Easter music was furnished by the choirs
OF the various churches.
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NEW wEsTaIxsTER SOCIETY.

NEW WESTMINSTER. n. G, April 2.
Society has been attracted a great deal
more by the outdoor sports than Indoor
smusemen,s owing, no doubt TO the beau
tIful weather. Cycling is probably the Ia
vcrite though tennis and hockey are re-
esiVlng some usual attention A large
number Of visitors have been in the city
during the Faster holidays and several at
fairs have been given In their honor
A dainty card party sss given on Mon
day evening by Miss Conner In honor Of
her guest Mrs Bessie Bell ~ Vancouver.
The amusement was kept up tin nearly
midnight when light refreshments were
served. Among these who received invi-
tations were Miss Macarthur. Attss Mo
Martin. Miss TAFT. Miss Anderson, MtSs
Howay. Miss Mcpherson. Mr.. Anderson, Mr..
RuSh,on. MIR, Mssheson Mr.. Mcleod. Mr..
Adams and Mr. Mcrherann
The hrSt annual bah OF the Social six
Quarazille Club which was held Ncdacs-
day evening. was very pleasant AFFAIR.
A special service was held tn Holy
Trinity Cathedral on Friday evening NJ
witch the grand new organ was opened.
Rev J H. Iarnhert sans Gounod's beauti-
fsi sacred song "NsHaretA." and ono 81 the
Rev ~ n. woeiwsrd's nnest anthems Nas
rendered by lhe choir
A pretty wedding took place on Monday
morning. AT Esguimalt church. EsluiSnait.
the contracting parties being AR. Charles
bishop lines son of the hate Mr. ] n.
lnnes 81 Upper Norwood t.oudsn. I'm
gland and formerly naval siorckexper at
ESquimaR and Miss Roberta. the second
daughter 90 Lieut. Col Wclfcndcu. 90 Vie
torla The ceremony vas performed by
Rev. G, Ensor SHARP assisted By Rev.
Archdeacon Scrtvan. The groom wss sup
ported hy Mr. a, w V. FnueS and the
bridesmaid Miss Kate G. Wolfendsn
sister % the bride. Both Mr. and Mrs
hines are well known IN this city,
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SNOHOMISH, April 2l.-Mrs. Scotney
was Seattle visitor this week. return
ing Wednesday.
Mrs. Schneider and daughter. who had
been visiting in Seattle, returned to this
city Tuesday.
Mrs r. cambridge of Granite Falls is
visiting Snohomish friends.
Miss Minnie Whitfield. who is teach
ing school at Silvana, visited her home
last Sunday.
Miss Goldie Evans. a student at the
state university, is visiting at home.
Mrs Anderson and her daughter. Miss
McNaughton. visited Seattle Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Brakeman spent Friday in
Seattle.
Mr.. j. w. Hall is In Seattle to-day. He
went down there TO see Mrs. Hall, who
is recovering from an attack of pneu-
monia
The Right Rev William Barker, ID. D.,
will administer confirmation at St Johns
church. Sunday evening.
Miss Powers spent Saturday evening
and Sunday in Monroe.
Mrs G. A. Young of Juneau. Alaska,
is a guest OF Mrs. u. X. Loose this week.
She will return in aout a week
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BLACK DIAMOND SOCIETY.

BLACK DIAMOND, April 2i.-Tuesday
evening. April H. a delightful party was
given by Miss permilla Thomas at her
home on First avenue. Games were the
feature OF the first part OF the evening
while music occupied the latter and dur
ing the interim dainty refreshments were
served. These present we're: Miss Mary
Morgan. Miss Sadie Morgan. Miss Mau,ie
Jones Miss Lizzie Evans, Miss Harriet
Kidd. Miss Ida Davis. Miss Sarah A Davis.
Miss Amelia jones. Miss Lizzie Thomas,
Mss Permilla Thomas. Mr Shadraeh
Evans Mr. Warren Lucas. MIR. VIII Thoia-
as Mr. George Evans. Mr. Evan Bottiny.
Mr.. Frank Cmrwin. Mr.. Joseph Harrison.
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coupEviLLE SOCIAL NOTES.

CoUPEVIII.E. Aprii l.-Mr u. Carl
Pearson and bride have returned from
their wedding tour
Mr. and MRS. Thomas Northington and
family are spending few days In Seattle
this week
Government Contractor Thomas worth
ington. with A crew % Coupesille young
men comprising Mr. n t-lbbsy. Mr. O.
Hull. Mr. " Ferris. Mr.. A Morrill,. Mr.
James Boxamy. Mr. n Smith and Mr.
W Sherman. left Thursday FOR Alaska
Mr. r. o. Lovcloy was In seattle this
wees
Mr. John seymour has gone % Everett
for the sur1mer,
Mrs. W n. Parsons, u Seattle. Is IN
town this week
Mrs $ r. calhoun of Ballard. Is visit
ing relatives here.