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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-12-20
Still Free,

After two solid hours of moonlight
and uninterruption she thought she
had him Il admit that you are the
sweetest
Yes, go on she whispered.
But the doctor has forbidden me
sweets" he added.
And the sensitive moon retired be.
hind Il ud.-Fhiladelphia Record.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-12-20

An astronomer declares that Jupiter
is in the state that our earth was 81
100000 years ago. Those who can re-
member back 34,000.OO0 years will I'M
derstand what this means.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-12-20

lone coming. Then after while
there comes the supper and as fresh
steaming oysters come before each
one they will fully realize the pleas
ure given them by the permission to
be present.
Monday. at the home of the bride.
Amiel Hetflinger and Anna Langren-
kraus were united in wedlock by the
German minister, of Ross. Both are
young people who have learned at the
school of experience that success in
life comes only to those who work,
and as they have always been indus
trious their future seems clear and
bright. Both have honor CLEANED from
honest endeavor. Both have friends
who know they are to be trusted and
who wish them Joy and successful
happy life. That night they were
charivaried in good old fashioned
style and, after being royalty enter
tanned the crowd left, wishing them
we'll.
Monday looked like an uneveptful
day as it started out and Mr.and Mrs.
Watt Fry went about their accost-
omed ia SKIS as usual. Toward noon
however the social atmosphere
changed and people began toassemble
at their home bringing with them
baskets filled with the good things
in the edible kingdom. They
could not think for time what rash
thing thew had done until they re-
membered they had been married ten
years and that this was celebration.
To say they were surprised is to use
too mild a term and TO say they had a
good time and enjoyed themselves is
to use too mild language. We will
let your imagination tell the rest of
the story as you know those present.
Read their names. Mr.. and Mrs PJ
Carroll, Mesdames H. w. Stearns,
Chas. Benton, w. FL. Jay, Everett
Bates, Misses Grace Stantield and
jamie Jay and Mr.. j. H. Jay.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-12-20

1t seems to us that if every one
would have their chimneys exam
ined, and if need be repaired, it
might save the fire alarm being
sounded some cold night or some
busy day. Your neglect to repair a
defective flue may not only be the
cause of your losing your own prop
erty but the loss of your neighbors
as we'll. Let everyone who reads
this examine their chimney and see
if they are safe.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-12-20

The nine longest words in the
English language are as follows:
Subconstitutionalist, Incompetent
sibiltty. philoprogeniiveness, hon
oriticibilitudinity, anthropophagen-
enarian, disproportionableness vel
ocipedestrianistica transsubstan-
tiationableness and proantitrans-
observation-disclosures. You can have
good practice for your tongue by
trying to pronounce the above nine
long works CORRECTLY
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-12-20

A man can walk mile without NOV
ing more than couple Of feet.-Chica-
90 Nayuc
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-12-20

After severe illness of more than
a week, Mrs. William Smith passed
away Thursday. The funeral services
were held in the Nj. E. church on
Friday after which the remains were
taken to Cameron Center cemetery
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-12-20
accommodating Him

.-Oh, | don't want to take that
character. III make fool of myself
sure.
Maiden-Well, you said you wanted
an easy part.-Detroit Free Press
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-30
CATHLAMET SOCIETY.

CATULAMET, Sept. sa-Mrs. c. NJ.
White nnd her mother, Mrs. w. II. War
rem, arr visiting friends in Portland.
Rev. A. Brady has been visiting the
Sound during the past week.
Rev. McGregor, an evangelist, II ex-
pected 10 be here to begin a series OF
meetings on Sunday evening next
Mrs. Madison is visiting her parents in
Chehalis,
Mr.. Joseph Reynolds, pioneer Of the
Pacific coast, now residing at Westport,
or, was in Cathlamet on Monday.
Mrs. A. f. Cooper visited Portland on
Monday.
MIR. l. J. Meserves. of Grays River. has
been the guest OF Judge Sol Smiths fam
lily for few days.
Mr.. Adolph Hansen, who II was feared
was In the great Texas storm. has re-
turned home safe and sound.
Miss Myrtle Bowman. who has been
visiting Miss Powell on the Eiokomin.
left Friday for Monmouth. Or, where she
will attend school the ensuing year
Mrs. r. Smith has returned from Seat
tie. whore she attended the congrega-
tional association.
MIR and Mrs c. II. Warren visited As
toria Wednesday.
Mr.. A. s. Douglass, OF Stella, Ia In Cath
famet
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CHEHAIIS. Sept. 29-Mr. r. s. Doern-
hecher was visitor in Chehalis this week
from Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ L. Holhrook went to
Portland Wednesday for visit with
NJ: Joseph 4, casel. Of chehalis. made
trip 10 Seattle this week.
Mr., Edward Han. Of Portland. was a
Sunday.
Rev. r z Drake and family moved to
Tacoma fhis week. where Mr. Drake will
preach az Central church the coming year
Mr.. Drake is succeeded here by Rev. w.
y Heidleoaugh, recently 81 Shoshone.
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. p. Bradley entertained
about twenty-five Of their friends wednes-
day night. Conveyaaccs were furnished
and the company taken 10 the Dohson hop
yard. where there is fine floor for
dancing In a grove. Dancing was the
pastime until midnight. when the party
returned TO town and were entertained
Miss Mate Brady has returned from a
visit with friends IN Pennsylvania
Mr. J. r. Holhroot. Of Scdrc- woolley.
was a Chehalis visitor Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. startup came down
from Seattle this week for visit at
the home of Mrs II j. Miller.
returned 70 his home this week after
an extended visit with relatives here.
Mr.. Ralph Natson. Of Woodhcrn. Or,
visited Chehalis relatives thls week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Everett spent Sun
day at the home Of Mr. H. F'esenfeid at
Hoquiam
Mrs. r. NJ. Lynch has gone to Port
land 10 attend college the coming year.
Mrs. w. c. Chlaester. Of Tacoma. spent
Sunday in the city.
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MALTDY SOCIAL NEWS.

MALTBY. Sept. 2s-Mr. John Campbell
has been here the past few days visiting
Mr. e. @. Sanders
Mr.. and Mrs George Beaker and fam
lis left Friday for Ballard. where they
will make their future homo.
Mr.. Dclbert MCGEE, OF West Seattle Ia
here visiting friends.
Mr.. III. II. Chamberlain has returned
from short trip down the sound
Miss Lillian Gray Is visiting friends
In Seattle.
Mr. aud Mrs. J. w Edkln left Thurs.
day for Baker City, Or, where they viii
spend a few weeks visiting Mrs. Edkins
parents.
Miss Hattie Fowler Is visiting her aunt
Mrs Frank Fowler In Edgecomh
Mr.. J. kellogg has returned from visit
in Tacoma.
Mr.. George w. Stevens expects 10 move
soon into his new residence on Boston
avenue.
Miss Ella r. Tomlinson and Mas Grace
VI. Wilson, who have been visiting the
past two weeks with Mrs l.. j. Doug
lass at the lake have returned 10 their
home in Vancouver r. G.
The basket social given at the Paradise
lake pavilion on Saturday evening for
tho benefit OF the school fund, was
decided success. There was a large at
tendance and a thoroughly good time en-
joyed.
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son, Mr. w. C. Anderson. Mr.. Roland
Stromberg. Mrs. Martin Siromberg, MIR.
Grover and Mr.. Edwin stromberg. The
wedding trip and win be at home at ZIG
East Thomas street after october /.
XXX
A pretty wedding was celebrated at the
home of Mrs. Wycoff, on Nineteenth
avenue Wednesday evening. when Mr..
nolds were united in marriage. Both
parties are from Lewiston, Idaho. at
which place Mr.. Barton is engaged I'm
one of the most popular young ladies of
the city. Mrs. Barton is a niece OF Mrs.
Wycon, in whose home the marriage took
place. Rev. Elmer e. Thompson was the
officiating clergyman.
< K x
Mr.. Carl NJ johnson, OF Ballard. ana
Miss Anna Kristensen. of San Francisco,
were married at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. N. J, Nyqnist. 1909 Fifth avenue.
Seattle, Wednesday afternoon, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Lunn doing the honors as
best man and bridesmaid, with Miss Hill
ma Nyauist presiding at the piano Rev.
ant banquet followed the ceremony. and
the happy couple left for Ballard, where
they will reside.
Mr.. Frank Waldo Houghton and Miss
Rose Edna Manning. both Of this city.
flciating clergyman. Rev. John +. Damon.
Thursday afternoon. Among those pres
ent at the ceremony were Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Houghton, parents of the happy
groom. Miss Myrtle r. Miller Miss Beu-
lab Mihills. Mr.. William Harry Hsugh-
ton.
Mr.. Aston Edward Ryiand and Miss
Celestine b. McLin. both OF this city.
were married at the residence of the Of
ficiating clergyman. Rev. John II. Da-
mon. Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Garland McIin, brother and sister
in-law OF the bride. doing the honors as
best man and bridesmaid.
x x x
Mr.. William Weed Castle and Miss
Lydia Marie Lemm. both of this city,
were married at the residence of the Of
ficiating clergyman. Rev. John f. Da-
mon, Monday evening, Mr.. Harry s.
Kornfeld and Miss Lena A. Fountain
serving as best man and bridesmaid.
x x <
Word has been received in the city
announcing the marriage of Miss Marie
Soeiherg 10 MIR. Ludwig l.. Nertien. on
September IS. in Eden Valley. MINI.
Miss Soeiherg Is sister OF Mr.. A. III.
Soelberg. cashier of the Scandinavian
American bank in this city.
< X x
Mr.. Willis Wilbur Robinson and Miss
Jefae Mason. both OF Mount Vernon
Skagit county, were married at the resi-
deuce OF the officiating clergyman. Rev.
John r. Damon, In Seattle Tuesday aft
ernoon. a few friends being present to
witness the ceremony.
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rYENrsr-r senf - Mr sna srs John
q Msiabn ann fasiw arftvsf 81 fha city
lest week from saltwater Mlnn.. "a 81.
rfNa here fsfna auant5a.
Mr. John !. campheli 81 ssn flernar-
fiu1 county. California. was the guest ~
Maj ~ " Patton iast week
Mrs g. q Brown wns III Seattle igss
eFek attending o meeting ~ ne officers
~ fhr Federation ~ weuann'a c'ftih4
Nj q ~ NfnmFpn spent n fe@ days
nssF 1n6ss iAvf wpek
Mr a. y atfvgrs ~ ihe Cascade fun.
nsl. is ~ tas eitF vfsisius his fausfiy
Mr. 3 f.cnnu ieff iaTf week fgf Visit.
wfsh bis Parents IN NGrth Carolina
Mr. William How sFfh who haa been iii,
u abis 90 he nUf again.
Mr = W. Carrie, ~ Edrnonfs was IN
the city last week Hut will shortly fnaxs
his fgr-i'y here 70 rssffe.
Judge " ~ Porter and family viii
mave into their now heras IN Fridays aa-
diflon fnla week.
Mr. ard Mfs Fred Hnir0mb wtfl soon
neyr into their new residence On nseke-
fFiiNr useMgf
Mr. JohH nurl0n and dapghter. ~ sva-
nev. Australia, we're the giafffa 81 Mr.
ard Mrs q - Johnson fast week
Mrs. H. NJ. Martin and Miss Enid Mar.
TN entertained Mrs, VI. ". Phillips ana
AiAs Gertrude Phillips. OF Seattle. and
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ToLT. Sept. 71.-Rev. W. IT, Mercer ia
located as pastor OF the Tolt Congrega-
tional church.
Mr. G. Mercer son ~ Rev Mr. Mercer.
Of Nome, IL visiting his parents.
Mrs. AmeE and niece. Miss Faith Ames.
have been visiting az Snoquelmle.
Mrs. Wright and children have been
spending q pleasant outing nj Snoqualm.e.
Mir l.. Royce and family OF North
Bend. viii occupy one Of Mr.. PreuMtt' 5
houses. Mr. Boyce was a former resident
~ Toli. ard his many friends arc glad TO
welcome him back.
Mrs. Charles Tcinpleton. who has been
ON an extended visit 20 Minnesota and
Dakota. Is expected home this week
Mr. McDermit. OF British Columbia, =
spending a few weeks with his fomlly
here.
Mr. Fred Bagwcii and Miss Edna Davis
we're married AZ the home 81 the bride 3
Parents NJ Tolt on Thursday. September
%. by Rev W II. Mercer The house WAS
prettllv decorated with Sewers for the
occasion. Both younE people are weil
known ~ To3t. and IL is expected that
they will reside here upcu their return
from n short wedding trip
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CAPITAL CITY SOCIETY.

OLYMPIA. Sept. sa.--Mra Herbert Bash.
ford left Wednesday for . protratted visit
with friends in Kansas Ciiy.
Mr. and Mrs Frank fAf,leiphn have re-
turned 10 Olympia 70 reridc, after q three
years residence n Alaska.
Mr. ana Mrs Edward gaiipw. 81 knmll-
che. visited during the week ut the home
OF their son. Mr. 4. J.. Callaw, N this city.
Miss Janet Taylor and Miss tlice Alien
visited during the week With friends In
eeAttle.
y Noylon ard MiHs Nellie N. feyion were
united in marriage. fathtr fanGan per-
forming the ceremony. The CONTRACTING
parties are prominent 1hursipn county
young people. and win make heir home
Mr.. George Brown. OF Tacoma. visited
with friends in the CAPITAL ely Tuesday
Miss SehwarNxclHld. who has bRen 4
slest FOR ssserai weeks ~ f1r home ~
her sister, Mrs. 6aa Harris. mas returned
20 her home tn San FranciHcn
Miss Padgfr entertained On Ihgrsisy
afternoon ID honor ~ her guest. Migs Sax
ton. ~ Knoxville, Tenn. Absui thirty
young ladies we're present nnd a feature
~ the afternoon waa q guessing contest.
in which Mrs Price ara Nias Young car
ried on The honorF. iAght reffesbmenis
were served during The afternoon.
4 very rleasan, rafig was slyen ~ -
home ~ Mr. and Mrs james w Price on
Tuesday evening when heir daughter.
Miss Gfavron. entertained n number ~
her friends. During tne evening 4 novel
contest was held ard PRIZES we're award-
al The contest between tho ladies was
as 80 who ceuid test rrenare a Rehsle-
mans necktls. ana thT gentlemen wffe aet
"a work trimming ladies' hatf Nneh cn-
feymert YES naa ~ vsfrhiug The efforts
~ thA taftifisants. Tssee rrfFfnt w~r7
Dr ard Nrs fnrhan Miss Han. Nies
ANen Miss VatRff Niss Cow ieH. Hfiss
itoTers. Mics seilimAm. Niiss sconsy. Mics
NRciHav Mr w. u fewifs Mr q. ~,
Nib Mr. w. = Foster. Mr. " - Graves
Mr. Dayton Wiiiiama. Mr " X Esy-
nnias Nr r Affn Mr. WIN Andefr
ur y. RstNash. pF, csreY James
Miss Minnie Jasivp nnd Miss fna JOS
iYu, ~ Tacoma. are visiting AZ the home
~ Mr. ara Mrs q. G. White, on Capitol
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KENT SOCIETY NEWS.

KENT. sept n.~Nrs George J. Smell
visited ~ BLACK Diamond % Tuesday
% last week
Miss llslen MorYlaala. u skags, county.
Is visiting Mrs a. D.. MsfriAfth
Nj Claude Burke Ia home. after an at.
aenre af several months nj Oregon.
Mr. Edward MeEfeFdaH n visiting hts
pafenss Ar. and AIRS a.. l. Wegsrdan.
10 Eaat
MS annie MsFnheia was tn Seattle
Miss Klule Moore. who has been Wis
ifirr in Nithirau ara Wfrcunesa. f8f reN-
ers3 months haa returned npfa@
NJ Emil Neisent ~ piaischle. Was Ia
Sis Elrhafdsou. 70 riaiaeais. was IA
town 0n Sunday
Msa frank Carp saa returned home
afftf several moaias stay ~ sEoAem-
81 ngfus niaisaeii has rented she
f4rn naTth ~ town. ~ Ar Jessie King
AMI VII move Wlth his samAs soon Into
t1e klnE rnaiaenrh
Mr Ira Tyler and Mise MAtel E.laer
were quietly married last Saturday fveu-
MIA W u Davis. HeE = H. WofAi~y.
pastor - the Baptist cHurch. aN.ciatfnr
nuEy che l0tlmafe friends asd relatives
OF SIS families were pyesent The newly
married couple wsl occupy tins TyleF
cottage nu Central avenue
The ladies ~ fhs Wpeennan circle rave
On eufertatnrsert arid served refresh
mrnls an Tuesaay evening
Ailsg &eiAe Heavy Is whiting friends ia
Ms Yshn ssepuirh. Miss T.nia ahep-
gish an1 M. Amos Brady were az su.as
creek an Tuesday
REV REaH. q Buckley. vas 70 town on
Sir. Charles NewaH Is visiting his pa
rents this Reek
Mr.. W. ". watson gave a mission
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airy tea on Thursday afternoon. Those
present we're: Mrs. f. f.. Morris. Mrs.
anes sans ANS MAJ stuart ssa.r Mrs
William omelvena, Mrs, w. III. over
lock. Mrs. Julien Soule. Miss Alkaline
Shinn. Mrs. William Watson.
Miss Esther Wallace Is recovering from
her illness.
Mr. Charles Wagner was In Seattle on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Boyce has moved into cottage on
Miss Ruth Rodgers Is visiting friends
In Seattle.
Mr.. W. II. Overlook was In Seattle on
Mr.. w j. shInn was in Seattle dur
Ing this week
Miss Mabel Richardson. OF Seattle. WIS.,
tied her parents on Sunday.
Mrs Leak. % Seattle, was In town on
Monday,
Mrs Adel Parker was visiting In Seat
Rev. ana Mrs. william omeivena were
in orilla during the week visiting With
Mrs Cameron and Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
worth.
Mir. f. Nelson was In Auburn on sat-
urday evening.
Mrs c fisson has returned from
visit TO friends In Seattle
Mrs. II. Williams, OF Seattle. was WIS.,
iting last week with Mrs George Smell
Mr.. H. A. Stewart has gone to San
Francisco on a short trip.
Mr., Alex Jeffs. OF Seattle. was In town
AIR A.. h. Nsir was In Seattle during
the week.
Olson returned last week from visit
TO their former home I'm Minnesota. They
expect soon 20 return to Alaska
MIR. II. H. Evenson left last week for a
visit to her cid home In Wisconsin.
Mrs. I.uensdaic. Of Medford, Or, 10
visiting with tho family OF Mr. j. r.
Berlin.
Or. @. n Berlin and Mrs. Luensdaie
xvar.. vtcf.tnr In Auburn on Tuesday and
Wednesday,
MIR William Souls has been with friends
in Seattle part OF the week
DR. Julien Soula was In Seattle on
"Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs I. A. wIliinot. OF Green
Lake. were visiting with Mrs c. Hixson
Mrs. Jessie King and Mrs. f. F. Lip
pert were visiting In Enumciaw last
week.
Mira George Mcfarland. OF Seattle, !.
II. Smith.
Mrs. N. f. washburn ana family, have
gone 70 Yakima. where ,hsy WIN ION
Mrs a Weinette has returned from
visit to Mrs. Henry Hay. OF skaglt eoun-
Mrs A. McGinnis ana children. who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Steven-
SON have returned to their home IN
Miss Leak, OF Seattle, will teanh school
this winter In the Taylor district.
Mrs James Colvin has recovered from
her illness,
Mrs A. r. Van Do venter has returned
to her home In Seattle, after visit
with her sister Mrs. James Mnnroe.
Mlss Moore was visiting in Piaischie on
Tuesday evening,
Mr.. Petty, OF Spring Brook. was In
town during the week.
, Mr.. and Mrs Root. OF O'nrten. were
visiting with REV. snd Mrs. omelvena
on Tuesday.
Mr. nj NJ Berlin az Auburn. was In
town during the week
Mrs Henry Nicely was visiting In town
on Tuesday.
Mr. ~ y. MADDOX, ~ o'Brien. was IN
town during the week
Mr. Edward Mfriihcids OF Christopher,
was IN town on Friday.
Mr. Laurence Herln, OF sumner. ~ sis-
iuug with Mr.. and Mrs. l., A, Dow.
Mira Robb was entertaining friends
during the week.
Miss Margaret Shsffer was visiting In
the country on Tuesday.
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COMING EVENTS.

Aruila lodge win give = social Wednesday evening
IN the lodge han in the New Yosk building.
meeting Of the Fortson Relief Corps viii b. held
at the ArDory al 80 O'Clock. October s. Important
business.
The second Of the series a. dances win be given
g the Mystic Ciub at Queen Anne clubhouse Tues
day evening.
The Nineteenth Century Literary Club Will NEE,
public library.
The Philharmonic Society 81 Seattle meets for
The hrst rehearsal OF the tomorrow night in
collins hall Il Is expected that large number win
attend.
The Seattle Art League VIII hold the second In a
series OF Art League Bohemian receptions and high
inks Wednesday night in the old university build
the occasion.
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Beth Fairbairn. Miss Alice Fairbairn.
Mr.. NJ. 5. Booth. Mr. L. Michael. Mr.. W.
II. ktrschner. Mr.. E. Gresham, Mr.. f.
II Manogue and Mr.. c. Wright
< < x
Miss Clyde Kinds gave a party Tues
day evening at her home. on Eighth
avenue. The evening was spent in cards.
music and games. At a late hour re-
freshments were served Those present
were: Miss Vera Kinds. Miss Ethel ST.
mons. Miss Nellie Gray. Miss Jessie
O'Neill, Miss Margaret Stone, Mr.
Churchill, Mr.. Il. Hill, Mr.. Nathan Will
cox. Mr. Frank Hall, Mr.. Fred Kinds.
Mr.. Bert Young.
< < <
The Misses wunder entertained a num-
Der Of friends at their home. No. z07
Sixth avenue. on Wednesday evening
Those present We're: Miss Minnie Rea-
bel. Miss Mamie Wing, Miss Fave Henry
Mr.. Otto Reahel, Mr. Frank Plownan
and Mr.. Lehman, of Tacoma.
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PORT ANGELES Sept -. Miss Tyr
Yeu - visiting friends AZ Victoria
Tho Lady MHccaters entertained their
friends NJ p ageial Tuesday evening
Rev BaUee s. Ia ths city Tor the pur-
rose 81 conducting series OF meetings
~ tho uartist chnrrh.
Mrs. Blake IS visiting friends az Vie
tar3a.
III. and Mrs Erpmfelt. ~ Jackson.
Mich are visiting their son. Mr. willard
ftrftrfetd 81 Pert Angeles.
Mrs GoldEatrr Was 81 Seattle this
week.
AZ ans Ms = 4. Fita Henry have re-
furreH home frpw g yigs ta Mr. &nd MIRA
Nantnw Erbrae ~ seattle
Nra Thomas 7artfs has BEEN visiting
friends AZ Seattle.
SIR George &oek n1f Miss trcrie Ray
Say aste~unrn. Res. Mock afGclafinE TIE
ye4re cogEle are we'll hnoWn r. thia VI
rt~ttt.
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PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.

Lorraine auxiliary. O. r. s. held
a drawing room meeting In the pariors
OF Hotel York Wednesday afternoon.
The rooms were well filled and the brief
programme much enjoyed. The most
noticeable number was vocal solo by
Miss Emma Loe. graduate OF the
Minneapolis Conservatory Of Music
Miss Loe Is a sister of Or. A. o. Loe, of
this city, and is paying him short visit
where she goes 70 take charge OF the
musical department Miss Jennie Jor-
dan gave a delightful recitation. as dia
Miss Esther Palmer, In the dining room
present had prepared surprise I'm the
shape Of a dainty luncheon in honor Of
Mrs. John 4. Damon, whose birthday
was on the previous day. Mrs. A. l..
Palmer introduced az toastmistress OF
the day Mrs. A, A. Guernsey. Mrs.
Guernsey on behalf of the auxiliary ex-
tended 20 Mrs. Damon fraternal greet
ings and warm congratulations, and gave
the toast Mrs John \. Damon. our
guest the first worthy matron. and the
mother % Lorraine chapter Order Of
N A Bigeiow This was followed by
brief words % grateful surprise by Mrs
Damon. The second toast was Mrs a.
l.. Palmer our hostcss the first presi-
dent ~ Lorraine auxiliary. and The first
q NJ elected from Lorraine charter" re-
spousa BY Mrs. g NJ. Iialiork The next
don't Of Lorraine auxiliary response hy
Mrs Palmer The last toast was, The
auxiliary; les past its present and ita
fggurs." response by Mrs. G. y. Alex
Rnder.
.,.
\ eehEnttui iAtt"ett party was Eiyeu
Monday evening by Miss Be1rdon nj her
nome On lWanty-thifh avenue W honor
or MISS SUM an Wi Wy tor.at u g., who
'fse nNgisrs vs-, aas,rntss Mn r1a,,.-
eats swh n-a WV sgfs- a .e4-t ff-,, s..'tt
H. ......s,- ---..,.ee -. t.-.t,.r.s - -, =.
! issn N.rr sssTs.t r,.,,ts - 80 49,,
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WEDDINGS

Mr. August E1Rr ana Miss Charlotte
Nj stro7 b. "a. hoth OF Seattle were tuAr-
ytea TUESDAY evening" September "a AZ
ms Eazt Thomas street MI :. p
lserg ofariated So best man ana brides
maid Rev Elmer r. Thompson per
formed the ceremony Asfer the cTre-
ffeny a wedding supper MAS served
Among thrge present werf Rev. ana
Mrs Elmer T. Thompson Mr aua Afrs
i VI Rooth MI ana Mrs r Anderson.
Mr and Mrs John Bennett Mrs T.
johnson. Miss Minnie Anderson. Miss
Anna Myhrc. Miss FANNIE Johnson. Miss
Florence johnson. Miss Constance John
sea. AE. Egle Johnson. AT. David CARL