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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-04-20

l hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the Office of Assessor in the
Upper district of Harrison county,
subject to the action of the republican
county convention.
WILLIAM L. HUGHES.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-04-20

The democrats have eight out of ten Council.
men-at least that is what the vote showed.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-04-20

If there is republican in the council that can
give one good reason for voting for Hester we
would like to hear it.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-04-20

lam a candidate for Assessor, Lower
District. Harrison county, subject to
the Republican convention.
Jesse G.. LAWSON.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-04-20

hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for the Office of Assessor In lower
district of Harrison county, w. Va,
subject to the action of said Harrison
county Republican convention.
j. 4. HAMMOND.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-04-20

Manager Hornor will give Clarksburg fine attraction
next Tuesday night at the Grand-"Faniy Rice" You
all know Fanny. No use to say more.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-04-20

hereby announce myself asa candi-
date for the Office of Assessor, Upper
district, of Harrison county, subject
to the action Of the republican county
convention.
MAYNARp y. SHuTTLEwORTH.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-04-20

The great and only Fanny Rice at the Grand next
Tuesday night.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-04-20
PIERCE SIDEBoTToM.

hereby announce myself as can
dldate for the Office OF Sheriff of Har
rison county, subject to the decision OF
the Republican county convention.
JOHN A. FLEMING.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-04-20
Foe ASSESSOR.

Ed. Telegram.-I desire tOannounce
myself as a candidate for the nomina-
tion of Assessor for the lower district
in Harrison county, subject to the de-
cision of the Republican county con-
vention.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-04-20
ANNOUNCEMENT S.
FOR coNGREss.

The Telegram is authorized to an
nounce Judge John a. Campbell, OF
New Cumberland, Hancock county,
w. Va, as a candidate for congress
from the First Congressional District,
this state, subject to the pleasure Of
the republican congressional conven-
tion, to be held at Weston, June 8.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-04-20
For SHERIFF.

hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the Office Of Sherifof Harrison
county, subject to the decision Of the
republican county convention. Ii
nominated and elected 1 will discharge
the duties OF the Office faithfully, hon
estly, and impartially.
PIERCE SIDEBoTToM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24
TEE TRADE N CHICAGO.

rsh a fSpecIan.-Wheat yesterday re-
- s.s leadership OF the market, OF He from
s--s-ssssy snd causing weakness all over the
~ opened at s7Izc. sold between s7I4c and
TO- az closed 81 66h.c; February closed at CSC:
~ 49, The foreign news the factor
49,. sbtuueats for the week. 2.624. 900 bush
- exceeded only twice all last year. and
en- - reached the year before. British cables
W. w. sT weak: Liverpool OF A4a18kd. and London
,,ueb Paris on the other hand. was strong
- I'D equal 70 ISGl@c q bushel Antwerp IN
--~as a Rosario cable said ofieial estimates
- he exportabie surplus Of new wheat at $4,000
- hrshels and estimated the cid reserve at $780,
al h1sheis The stock OF wheat in Argentine ports
= ,ow : o98e00 bushels. compared with 23I2 600
ssnels last year The Modern Miller declared
- ~-ep condition satisfactory and reported the
ssr,aua poor The Price Current said that while
..s wheat condition fair, the best expectations
--s-s hardly realized. Seaboard clearances were
~ aa0 bushels but cearances for the week were
ssse coo bushels Some decrease in the visible is
,rtcfpsted possibly 100000 bushels although Du-
sushels Nothing Of the bull sort was given con-
alteration. A cold wave was predicted but II
t-ought no rally. Foreigners were liberal sellers
II futures Patten and some OF the other profess
canals were raidlng prices. but the most important
sailing was the letting 80 by commission people
Il & scattered long line.
carr was inclined 70 be firm although nervous
ana irregular within a range Of 2c Early the
price for Nay touched 252sc but closed al the bot
tom s4AE54s4c. Corn was finally affected by the
weakness in wheat The inspection was 952 cars
VIII I.ls50 estimated for Saturday; samples were
slesay Liverpool ssGISc lower: clearauces
we're $4,000 bushels, and cIearances fer the week
we're SO o9o bushels. The shipping business here
was rot large being around 100000 bushels Ship
pes are hoping 10 get a reduced rate from the
presidents a New-York next week Country offer
iugs Of corr are moderate.
Oats were quiet within range Of less than &c
Nay closing - @i4c; July 2254c These prices were
barely &c Under Wednesday. There was further
selling Ct May by Pacten. who is supposed TO be
the big holder, and who has been ltquiGaring for a
Eeek There Eere 376 cars with 30 cars esti-
mated for Saturday. Clearances were 6s. 900
bushels
Flaxseed Just about held Wednesdays prices:
casa s. 69- May 81 81; September 81 II and Ocro-
be- s. o. There were 90 al the three points
compare with - ears last year
Fa1hs-s we ne BUYERS OF provisions, and the
market most Of che session showed strength There
E2s some sympathy finally with the grain weaE-
res --s. PORK closed q $40 -, sellers; May lard
- - anC May ribs, 3 s7la- Pork showed q loss ~
sLtsN 1oss. ? n 1000 hogs for Saturday Prices
we're firm The packing West for the week vas
s7ao9 hogs. against As, 600 hogs last wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24
r. |, DAY & co.
BROAD ST. NEW YORK
40 WATER ST, BOSTON
Members n Y. and Boston Stock Exchanges
pctitlou in Bankruptcy.

AT A STATED TERN of the United
States District Court Southern District Of
New at the United States District Court Rooms N
New York Borough OF sIanhattan this 18Th day Of
January 1900 Present Hon A9ti+2n BE"R 9j,,i 15 81
Hardt ors to have Moses scEeyeT Theodore Pots ana
ad1udged Involuntary bankrupts
Il appearing the satisfaction OF this Court By the
afaday Maurice Hyman. verified the 18th day Of
verified the same Gay mar a - 49, 10
5 eogF P6 Rga sBS Ea ie 2n eomPosas the @ Of
scheyer pots q Co. declared bankruDts involun
tsry proceedings; subpoena therein issued out
OF this court service upon the said Moses seheyer
Theodore Pots and Ed%aa SeE ny me nr 300 o.
scheyer Pots g % % bso5o+@ pots haze sppesred
appearance duly hIed by the said aSr"iSz San'usis
vice u petition and subpoena could not oe made by
the Marshal OF TINS 0 aa NV me said Sfareba dared
shown By ne return 800 stating thai me said debtor
further appearing from me sad aaayIIs
day that appearance mas zen MEG that ne
known S a WITH due diligence upon him within
oRDERED AND DIEcTED, . thas the -, sa d. Edward
March. 1900 70 the Dste Eer b o qss Of h Is aa
81 rt On she 18th day September 1899 praying
1rcSng the arm OF scheyer. Pots Co. be de-
eIared involuntary bank 1p's, ~ scbever POTS ana al
In case failure appear PLEAD answer or denuT
pedRRP3ERf 2I AND DIREcTED that OF order
- made upon the said Edward Stern as eo-partner OF
said hriA ot 5 six consecutive weeks in tEe
1w YORK Tribune which paper Is DESIGNATED by me-
The mos i Commence not iser the 2Oth day jan
ua GTFg s1s RHD bREcTED thai before the day
81 ubcson ths, petitioners herTn deposit in The
POST once in the cry OF New nt5ine Sfps9 o. MAJ
ed postpaid wrapper and sdaEesssa 70 ne aes.ors
ss Sc East New York city Borough o. Man
ha psted New York istn nn Is9 po,,,,
District Judge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24
Proposals.
a RMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL ST. Ne

& RAIY BUILDING. WHITEHALL ST. NEW
YORK CITY February s. 1e00--sealed proposals.
e. the usual
esived ofire until Z O'clock February 28
300. ana place they VIII De opened
ne q bidders. FOR furnishing delivering
a. the New Of the E2uarteFnasrers
yards o.
by th.s Department conforming
e specifications adopted November 7th 1893
Proposals VII however BE- entertained upon material
Offering from the standard ard specifications but IN
Eace saTplss o. than - yards must
company bios AID PROPOSE viii be considered
material equal the specification
70 strength fzstness Of dye color Blank
EFpoEslE giving full Information grade
.ssnreo and manner Of bidding be a. this
e,sces TIE Z =, Government the re-
- or accept any all proposals
Preference VIII be domestic produc-
tor Or manufacture. nd
.Soas9 Y he Drsce q foreign productions manu-
.st-Fe ne cDfy thereon being equal.
SnfE proposals shouk be market. Proposals for Ehak
s-@s..z& z Dc opened February %, 1900" and s6-
-sAsse 70 lc- ~ &. ELEA--. 4. 2. z. G., z, e. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24

DvE-RTIS EsSsENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
n their Uptown OfHce 1872 broadway
% north y 9lst-st until N advertise-
received at the following branch
office rates uatll clock m, viz 2S+ shave.
23d-st 1872 6th-ave- I2h-st.. Macy s{h-ave
ana I+th-st Ia Columbus ave West 6sh-st:
6ih-ave. az Wee.
42s-st tn and eth AYES. East nth 39s
9d-ave 18th nth sts., 1929 ad-ave near
elsi-st. lies sath-st. $50 3d-avs near
4Ist-st. 30 20 Bleecker-st; 335 Reecxerst
2 3d-avs. 240 East I9tf-st. a2i ?
ave any American District Telegraph ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24
Conntrp f1roperIn for Sale
AnIRoNnACK LANDS FOR SALE.

ONCHIOTA HOTEL PROPERTY, .. 20 acres includ-
ing small hotel ~ rooms. Oregon Pond. Store
smith shop Barns houses, eighteen tenements all
900 Ouch0ta the Mohawk
q Malone Div New York Central Railroad. Rainbow
station Chareaugay Ry., both this property.
lies midway between Paul Smiths and Loon
LAX Hotel %. OF locations
Adrondacks. Price $4,000
1000 acres River adjoining the Loon Lake
Hotel Co.'S preserve Good hunting and fishing. Price
$500 per
956 acres on OsgOod River Paul Smith Good
hunting fishing. All woods Would make
me priv club preserve. So
so acres KUshaqua Hotel. Price, $3.50.
Address s Rookie. OnChiota. Franklin Co., y. Y,
+ Z; smith East New York \. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24
6 ountrp propertu for Sale or 60 fet

StToRE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO RENT will
- the above reasonably sell
fitted up FOR Grocery and Cream par
Tor Second floor Is handsome Hall 20
opening. II deep and s~full scenery. all new
The Hall could be used cigar factory J think
would pay. VIII rent together separate Enquire OF
ADAM EDELMAN
GermantoWa \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24
LAST DAY AT 85c
international Zinc Co., Ltd.
AFTER TODAY s1oo Per SHARE.
Purchasers at present price,
$50. Per Share.

secure l4s on their investment and the
regular monthly dividend, PAYABLE
March LIST to all shareholders of record
Feb. Oath.
Applications for stock at Soc. per
share must bear date not later than Sat
urday, Feb. oath, 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24
CouartncrsbIu Notlces.

WE HEREBY CERTIFY AND GIVE NOTICE
that me limited partnership formed BY the under
sgnec LhuFn f. cooper and Frank r. Hunter, general
1artler James 7. Drummond and Charles r Drum
-lenc special partners the 3rd day Of April,
-ss for period Of Eve from sac date has this
eAg beer dissolved
Dated February 8. 1900
L-EHEAE 4. COOPER
FRANK r HUNTER
JAMES r DRTAMOHL.
CHARLES z DRCAAOSD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24

DVERTIsEMENTs and suessTptiSns Io a5 Phs Tribune
q door north Until srsasn dfnss. a. r.rss
nneTfts ssn oicisek o. Vs. - stn-Asn q
e.es zsSsi .5s eth-svs sef -<isS-'' -sN' pis=SFs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24
CLYDE FITCH BUYS A HOUSE

Clyde Fitch. the playwright, has purchased from
Louis !. Pooler, through Pease & Gilman. the
three story and basement brick dwelling house
IS 9x100. No. 113 East Forteth-st. Mr. Fitch win
alter u Into an American basement house and oc-
cupy II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24
Countrn llropertn 20 fct.

ITO RENT-At New brighton. Staten Island.
Gentleman residence heights. Best location
in Brighton $50 month. Cottage belonging 10 An
Phelps Stokes. Apply 70 any local agent, or 70
JAMES ". M'CTLLOCH. AZ Cedar St. n Y
Also a nne residence with stable 500 month.
frD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24
financial meet1uqs-

TIE ANNUAL MEETING Of Stockholders OF
The COMMERCIAL CABLE COMPANY FOR the cleo
t.3- q directors No- 253 Broadway New
1crs Cifg March 1900. a. o'clock p II
February 21st aac reopen
Asrcs 1-h. 1900 ALBERT BECK. Secretary
-lElec February , 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24

CALI FOR INSANE ASYLUM BONDS
once OF The Territorial Treasurer. Phoenix A T.
Feb.y IL 1900 - -"
THERE BEING $10,137 in the REDEMPTION fund
for mat purpose, will presentation
asylum bonds Of the Territory
Interest thereon. numbers both In
terest viii cease from and after March 10 1900
THOS W. PEMBERTON Territorial treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24
miscellaneous.

ID EMEABER THEE GOOD THINGS. 0xnta Ducns.x
u tSvAsFs Cerssts ExaHisis Perfumes. Parsisr
tAtlsn ssWsirY. Our Exsias.ys spse.ss4ss q ", sTn
g., zssg sEA Ava
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24
anfurnisbeo Apartments % Get.

-TF-AVF- O4s cor. s6th-st.-EIegant apartment, "a
- ing Park S65 500 Apply Janitor-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24
Gin Dropertn for 5aIe.::

BARGAIN.-S22 coo HOUSES FOR S175O0
= ST NICHOLAS AVE AND l5STH ST--Sx elegant
blue front date private dwellings, tine view
Heights; high stoop three story
basement, cellar hard wood throughout; terms to su
inspection invited. See your broker write Z.
TREAT owner, PAL West 23d 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-24
NEW BUILDING PLAN.

Bainbrsdge-Ave. : = I25 z = OF l9Tth-st for a two
and one-half story frame dwelling house 20x5a
Henry " Roe. No 100 East l3sth-st owner, z
Palmer architect. .-.-..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-07
ABERDEEN SOCIETY.

ABERDEEN. Oct. s-Nr. and Mrs n
g. Haight. accompanied by their little
Granddaughter Miss DcErova Thomas.
left MONDAY morning Tor visit OF sew
Thomas. % Spokane
Nj a s 4odedon, Of Hoauiam. was
Ia the city the first ~ the week
Mr. " J. Hamilton was Ia Monfaaano
FOR a short time thia week
Miss Alice Miles has returned from a
pleasant Visit with her parents IN Sc
attic
Mr s ~ Nichols % Everett. was an
Aberdeen visitor during the week
Mrs Richard Trask ans Miss Cora Jones
have returned q THIS city after n vislf
wsh friends and relatives IN Mantssaao
Mr. G. Rearts.ey was IN HoQu'am
the frst % the week
Mr. J. J Havist1e - san Francisco
was an Aberdeen visitor the early part
o. the week
Mr seth warren. ~ Hoauiana. spent
part ~ the week in Aberdeen
Nj ara Mrs. Edward nern have re-
turned from a dthEhtfui visit with friends
iu Mertesana
Rev % u. Crawford leet Tuesday -uorr.
Ing to attend fhe OiNwpla prsFhvterv
meeting AZ Tacoma. Re All return home
Mr.. Ge1rrc rosa sent Co Tacoma rus.-
day 20 attend The wedding % Ne
NJ ]. C. Hogan g. Ia Seattle this week
Mrs W Mason WAS az Montesaua
the early part 81 Eha week
Mr A , West was ln Moutessna Tues
Gay 81 This week
The Ladies A,8 Society ~ tho Prts1.r-
terrain church met 8s ere homo 70 Mrs
johnson Friday afternoon After tae
business meeting. II .le1nw the election 81
tHa new officers - fha society. aafntp
refreahuen.s we're served zrE pleasant
tlrH eutnFcd.
Mrs Wa ace Wsatherw1x ara daughter
M.ss Mouse, ieft saturday maFuiaz Tor
the.r new Some in valley serrra Cal.
sfier a. pleasant visc attn friends be-
Portland
Dr ana Mrs a. r. Lack~y are s7.ns-
-nx tne week in Tacoma tB stscnIlnae
ar gbe 1iy mFia Frcs1ggrrs ANA taa svns4
~ Wash.nEtun- watch % hrtuE ht.d RI
thaf city
Ms J s. Covey Was a Mon;esano via.
Nor during fhe 9rst ~ .he Wcek
Mrs rrtd Miner WsH gave reception
to about thlftF-aFe ~ rer lady friends
ls her residence wits afternoon
M 8 uaui,io visited over surfar
arh his 6rother aear EiuE-
Mr. and Mrs Grar- Wheeler visited
vgth friends in Seattle durtas the pass
pT Joseph Kent WAS 81 sea;ae DUR
.nE the week
Mr. M-hlsI Ffun vas an Olympia VS.
ttn- during the Neek
Mt " f. Pearson spent part n the
.eeek an Che Sou8d.
Mrs. Charles l4r~e- has returned froza
her outing al Cohsssst. Acoompaniea
~ Aass GsFtle Green she VII leave for
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-07

BELLINGHAM BAY SOCIETY.

NEW wHATCoM. Oct. 6-Mrs. f. X.
Gillette, Of Fairhayen, has returned from
an extended visit In Victoria.
The A. o T. w lodge gave a smoker
this evening at knights OF Pythias ball
IN honor OF Mr.. q. 5. Jones. grand master
workman. who Is visiting the local lodge.
A reception IN honor 81 Rev J. w,
Kendall WAS given al tho First Methodist
church Ia Falrhaveu Friday evening. Tho
event was to celebrate the return nf Mr..
Kendall to the pastorate "a the church.
\ donation tea was given by the MEM
beers q rse FairhaVen library board az the
library this afternoon.
Mrs A. Mansfield and Miss Grace Mans
field entertained at an elaborate luncheon
this afternoon from 2 10 IN honor %
Miss Lula FtlzhugA who viii leave soon
for Washington, u, G.
A very elaborate event this week was
the banquet given by WhatsQm Aerle.
No. 81 order of Eagles. About 30 guests
were seated 81 four long tables la knights
0f rythias ball which was sayly decor
atea with bunting and American and
British 1ag2 An orchestra seated on the
stage discoursed music AZ. Joseph o.
naDson acted as taastmasfer. and the
frat address o. The evening was delivered
first srhnd president OK the order The
prp&rasn'nc q lousts was az FOLLOWS
''Qrowth y the Order, NJ Part
ridge. 1.-THE Euazar3s, Mr. A s. Cole.
"Fnternily and rratcrnaism Mr. " r
iiNdleYi ouG Guests. May They soon
Wear Wings Nj S NJ Bruce sour
5osis MAY Tb,ir Foai ,,s N'ysr G ..,s
Grayel ara VIVA, Kas@ About C6anty
Reads MI H. T. Kline; ,-Eggies" NJ
". q. Brown. ut k'nEswlqd W Va
"Ciiy fnthaga~ NJ william Powell ITO
the Lad.os. Nr Jesse A. Frye. other
numbers 0n tHe evenings programme
were Either srio, Str a G scnker. vo-
cal colo. Mr. OiHt tGuesS. recitation. Mr..
Chsries bernstein. strength exhibitinn.
MI. Lewis Wtlseuhachrr
Afr - n CaFflR " Chic2ro, was the
earst % MS cousin, Mr. a. n. EuN THIS
The HnHes ava Society - the corrre-
gatsoHA church fr"ui thN Say wish MTs.
s. A. calvert "Wednesday.
Afr and Afrs psvsa Hunter - Seattle.
we're NiEt.as 90 eng taN IBIS week
Tho -alAr mTettcE - tln Aftermath
Realms Circle Was hrla Maniay afier-
ueou and tire fg't ms nrge+ anime was
rendered General Character %
Crcc.su Architecture" Mrs Efwar9 Coll
Beg ~indueocc or Aihla'ic Games Tp-n
Ssuipture~ NJ H e Hadley "The
Phidian Age AZ Sculpture Mrs t}edree G.
ra1NpEcr The PraNitaies Ace ~ Scuis,-
ture,.' Mrs ! r Mason. "G-ec.an Pot-
Mr r. t. Tndcrw1ad uow . Nuwau-
kee was VISITING H'f friends DO EThxt-lla
tAe arst - the week. after an absence %
ave years
Een flar Court. No, 9. gave a bah AZ tho
Armory rnese.ay n.sat vyhicA was attend
ed ay about eighty guests The members
OF the committee iu charge = the event
were Miss Jennie Mcleod. Mrs WW
SSndcrsou. MI ". q SHADE. Mr.. George
wiehtman and Mr. Adolph Eggerth
Mr.. and Mrs T. g. Newman spent the
week q Seattle.
Mr.. ana Mrs Norman Tucker have ar
rived home from Graceyille. MINI, and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-07
KENT SOCIETY NOTES.

KENT oct 6-Mra. Matte Kyes has
been visiting ia Seattle during the week
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Berlin. Of sum
ner were visiting sir. ard Mrs. l. A.
DOW on sunday.
MIR chris Jetgensen and daughter. Miss
Anna JeFEenscn. Hent over 20 the naval
Mrs Richardson. q Pialschie. was IN
town on wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. j R Berlin we're visit
tpg Ia Auburn On Friday % last week
Aftss Aittis Moore was visiting IA Seat
tie last week
Miss Ruih Rodgers has returned home
after visit ~ several weeks with her
sister. Mrs James Cox. q seattle
Mr.. 3. A. Bowen ard family have re-
turned from camp on White river
Mre. sAArkrY. - SD Drieu. was visiting
M town daring tbt week
Miss HaNsl Jcnsa. ~ Q'Brien. was In
town during she week.
MF William wooaworth has gone 10
Pullman 60 attend the agricultural COT
REV william 0melvena snd Dr. Julian
Soaie were ia AabuFn daring taa week
Rev 81 n. Cnrnmsfl. ~ &Rl3a Mata.
was visiting tho faniiy OK pT. seuie on
Mrs s9uls visited Mrs. 7. y. Berlin.
CT Au1HrE. un TUESDAY.
Mr. 81. &erune.4 AID famly % Chris-
diss Georgia TsavA has returned from
q Visit sa ChriEapher
Myrtle Smith 81 Kent were married ga
SATURDAY evening Rt the home 90 tho
hslde's fazhur IL Lt8au3sf Smith. Rev
y. Is Morris. p. D.. o1iciating The norgi
ceccrs doris were very elaborate aa4 the
parloss presented g. beautiful appearance
Only the intimate frieuGs - us family
were present The happy couple departed
ou tha evening Train for Oregon, 90 spend
thclF honey moon
Nlss Csfsrr Norris has been uAklng
visit wHh friends Ire Seattle.
Mr fsaxh Muarse h4a returned from
Alaska
Mrs. Triplaf waa visiting IN tosn dur
iug The Wrek
Mr l. saith u-as ,u Seattle on Tues
Mr and Mrs J T Alvord we're Visiting
ln Seattle an ~ "Wednesday
Mr ANA Mrs r. = Titus were in Sc
attic during t1e week
Nj Emil Nelson was in town on Tues
N-s. Cissr,es Reynolds IS visiting In
North Yakima.
inr with their son and family IN Seattle.
AR. Herbert TerkA. OF Los Angeles.
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cArrrAL CRY SOCIETY.

OLYMPIA. oct 6.-Mrs EVA Vashelie,
az chicago. Sc visiting bcv sister Mrs
Fred rev % this city
AIR Frank swan left ora Monday far
Chicago. 80 take IBIS nnal courte in dental
sursVry. AR Swan viii b. absent seven
1.hs Capital um Eaehro Cub has re-
nreaulaRA for the winter. Nu Thursday
evening tho 0rst session " the club was
held at the heme q Mr and Mrs. A. r.
IN i. g. Abbott. NJ. u A Mcbride
and Nr Etsas MufphF are prominent
oiymntAus who have recently returned
from cape n cguc.
Alrs q 81 John and dagEhtsr -
Chchaiis, arc sgos's oi At J9ae .
Parents MT Aud Mfs hoNeit AAlr- on
Nir ana Nra or sconey have been
spendlne a few DAYS ga southwestern
Washington.
The Sisters az Charity ~ 81. Peter =
hospital are arranging for thfiF annual
hsrsar ana fair. which Is tg De- hoii
duying she HOLIDAYS on FRIDAY after-
r'.,5t5e from noW until the far uaEv ladies'
ia this civ gather at the na hfai ana
acvote several hours 90 making ia0cy
~' Sc.,sr',sv sftern6Sr Mr. It r wy
man entertained iu honor ~ her SISTER.
Mrs Robert + Cc7nu hl.hle Was i1e
fsaturs and delightful afternoon was
~ Ruaolph schulta. after an absence
80 three Years. has returned 20 olympia
lie has boon iR the navy since ioANins
this city. and has Just returned from
Mrs n 9 Jenkins. q Whatcom IS
~ Sbeftdan Jenkins, brother ot the
sscretsry. is also guest at the jenkins
hS Mr. Fred Clement and Miss caroline