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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
IN RANKS
OF LABOR
Iron Workers Threated Car
Men Satisfied.

II Will be- known Monday whether
there are 10 be two strikes or not
The muuiderH and pattern muhrrH
aud tho mnchiulata, are the two
bodies effected. and declare that the5
must have "a definite answer before
Monday. or they sill walk out.
Confidence Is felt by the employee
that their demands viii bee granted.
aa they say that the employers can
not anofd To close down while there
la Ho much work being done.
The brotherhood uf Iaiirfmuk arH
aud Iron Fhlphulldrra' request f.
very similar O. the mHehluiHfHi theg
ask Tor eight hour days uu uli re
pair work. and nine hours ln the
chops at the same pay they have
been receiving rur nine aud 10 huura
work respectively, and ElRr tho rm-
pluyera uutu Jane 90 answer.
The prospect ~ q strike hy tie
Seattle Street Railway union De- nos
IL thing ~ the past the employer
terms being accepted last might at
the general meeting ~ the union.
The terms we're that each train
man with "a family should receive -
complimentary tickets month. and
that an ~ the men employed on tho
cars should be- paid twice month
Instead 81 once. ne has heretofore
been the custom. Although the de
WauJ for raise from ~ 90 81 cents
WAS refused. the frninmeut expressed
themselves as hHine nAfiHhra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
THE WEEK ON
WEST STREET

pIneapples. g 5o0400 per doz. cher
riea. 81 75ff2 90.
zoe per doz. carrots. per sack, 500
lettuce. si.2bal.f0 case turuips.
Fresh meat ~ Cow beat. Sc 10.
steer beef. sise Per ~; mutton wcth-
Provisions Hams. large, iSat
hams, small. i8ui3Ae: breakfast
Poultry Chickens, live, l2Ui9hct
iaui8c.
Dressed stock -- Chickens. iic.
turkeye. 13iaWf6Mc. ducks, 100
Poultry ~ Chickens. live. lie.
ducks, lie. turkeys. ti0i2e.
Today ends n very satisfactory
weeks business on Western avenue.
Supplies In most every line have
been liberal, and demands have kept
pace There has not been a market
feature since fruit and potatoes took
n jump last week. Potatoes are Htiii
up TO t30W35. but oranges bananas,
lemons have fallen "a little.
Since yesterday there have been
practically no change IN quotations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
MAY REFUND
IDLE CASH

CINCINNATI. o.. May if-Ab0ut
two years ago. dufinK the patriotic
fever aroused BY the spanish Amcft-
can war. "A movement HnH originated
- Rankin Coed. Cincinnati school
boy. o. raise fund Ga build battle
ship % Doe named the American Boy.
Young Good through the FL haol pria-
eipAlH. collected. with permission ~
the school boards. $3.50 from the
school children ln this city. us
Travelled over thr country and mfi
with success lu sAefy citF hn visit.
Nothing however, has 80 far been
done with the large sum collected.
and the money has been lying idle
81 meeting II the school Prinrtp-
ala association here. President John
son said he had received Information
that the matter was 20 be present 30
To the noxt national congress. hut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
PRESIDENTS ENTERTAINMENT.
Committees are Waiting to Know Exactly the Hours the
Chief Executive viii Be in Seattle Everything
in Readiness to Begin Decorations.

miles 90 fesiooned strenmers Wires
win be strung over the sidewalk ON
both sides of FIRST avenue from Pike
Co Washington. on Pike To Second
avenue, ami Down that thorough
fare ia Pioneer place. The wharf at
which the president beat viii land
VIII be- decorated us we'll aa the
streets leading thcretrom % the
main streets
thousands OF lights.
Thousands Of incRndeacent lights
viii be strung ou the wires aud
arches Of light win cross the streets
at short intervals. so that Seattle
VIII he a blaze Of multi-eolorcd light
after nightfan.
Everything ls practically In read
iuuss for the work uf decoration 20
De- begun and the instant the eNceu-
tive committee gives the word the
work win be rushed.
Pursuant Go s call 90 Mira Emstus
Nainard. chairman II the ladies re-
ceptien committee. 20 assist In en-
trrtainiug President aud Mrs. Nc
Knlev, The committee met az the
parlors Of the RaiuIer.Grand this
afternoon TO decide upon a souvenir
that viii b. given To Mrs Mckins
ley The souvenir committee Is
composed ~ Mrs Iippy Mrs.
Sheafe. Mrs Mitchell. Mrs Parry
and Mrs. Humca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
RAILWAY TO THE
FAIR GROUNDS
Seattle Tacoma Road Promises
This by Midsummer.

The King county commissioners
have granted the franchise ask
ed By the Seattle s Tacoma Inter
urban Railway CO. fpr n right-of-
way along the main county rad u
the White River valley. The com
missioners franchise gives the right
pf-way from point 50 feet south
~ the crossing u the Seattle 4 san
Francisco Railway Co, extending
south about two miles.
There remains iittie property to Sc
cure Tor the entire right-of- way. and
Il q expected hy fhe officials 20 have
ears running between Seattle and
Tacoma ~ Jan. /. 1893.
The officials viii endeavor 90 have
the road sufficiently completed b.
midsummer 20 offer service 20 the
King County Fair grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
In Hotels.

The following are among the late
arrivals az the Rainier Grand. @. q.
Mulfcid. a Peru. Ind. business man
y. 7. Ford. A. W. Alley and g. -.
Payne. Tacoma.
a, the stevens. A. I. pliley. North
Yakima: q. O. NcManua. Portland
u. e. Bates. Olympia. Charles -.
Meigs, Indianapolis.
At the Dtlier. T. y. Buaheii and
X. HIN. mining men 81 Orlllas sam
Niibbie OF Cherry Valley. County
w. X comman. druggist. Chehalls.
John Ysager. banker. Spring city
IA.
At the Brunawick John Potter. a
mining man from Helena. g. ~.
Williams and a. Chisholm. miners
of Ymlr ". g.. Thomas Watson end
wife. Port Angeles. " W. Bruuzh-
ton and wife. skagway.
At the Northern; J. y. Baxter.
Nome. a. NJ. Kiefer. Tacoma and
J. ". Thompson. Portland
At the Butler; J. r Koran. Ever
EFT. X. +. Thomas, Anacortes. Vim
Walker. Port Gamble. g. l.. Wor-
hons. wife and son, Blaine
Al the Butler. II. W. Goweli. Ia
coma. &. =. ella. Aberdeen. Mrs.
". Onnroy. Fairhavens J. Stuart
Yates. wife and child, Victoria.
Take a Remington TO Nome with
you. y G. Niles, general dealer. 100
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
IN THE COURTS.

The matter n the receIyership Of
sbe Northwest Glass 60. was con-
finued until next Friday. when def
mite action wiil be taken.
The case Of John Graham -. The
Guarantee Loan Il Trust Co., came
before Judge Tallman yesterday on
an order % show cause Hhy certain
moneys should not be paid 70 credit
TORS.
a peFemtorV writ signed BY Judge
Eaiiman brings 10 close the
case Of the Pacific Bridge Co, 20
force the city II Seattle TO pay $40 .
zoo for the construction Of the water
pipe for the Cedar river water Eys-
tenn.
The city "a Obliged to at once hand
over warrants IN the above stated
sum, 10 the plaintiff company.
Richard Isagg. who was charged
with assaultlng his mother with in
tent To do great bodily harm. was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11

The locai committees which viii
haNe chargc 81 SCattlo's welcome TO
pfesldent Mckinley afr quietly
NQaltine 10 wee what thr outcome ut
4aenmass efforts To moHopUliae the
ehiet executive viii be before they
snend any money in arranNinE de-
sofHfians ar entertainments
As soon as it Is definitely arid off,
rial1y known what tbe president 81
plans are. the committees VII get 80
vofk ana ln two or three DAYS Ae-
s.omnlish what 90 has taken other
rifies weeks 20 da.
a humber of rich men have guar
nnIt3 the executive committee all
ems funds that viii De ucedcd Ia ease
size outside subscriptions 10 not
snme ga As rapidly ms IS necessary,
- that there Or no fear that Seattle Il
Neleonto win not be- as warm and
imnaslnE as thai - any citS IN the
West.
Street Decor ations.
The plans for the street decora-
tons have tscen gone over untN eF-
ery aetau Is perfect. The committee
hcaded hF !. n Redaisheiner, has
wisely decided 20 attempt no floral
silsplay as it Is conceded that Scat
re cannot compete with southern
California iu the matter of flowers.
The decorations here viii consist
81 huntiuE. naes aud shields, with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11

committed 70 the insane asylum.
G. *. Sturteyant. receiver IN the
case 81 J. 4 Mnere against nassct
y. Trcmaiue. reported that the
property of the defendant ia the
Lincoln Cafe. had been sold for SO.
4 iury IN Judge Grialn'a depart
ment Is hearing the case OF Frank
GArvey against the Seattle Electric
Co. To recover for injuries in the
sum 81 $500 GafVev claims that q
conductor Of the Lake Unlon line
became unwaFrantahly provoked
last fall while he Was riding on the
car sad abused him
After having two hours If aFguz
meut yesterday IN the uattrr Of the
distribution ~ fhe sullivan Wiii
Judge Taitman allowed further pro-
ceedlnws continued until May -
when six months shall have elapsed
since the appointment u the admin
isfrator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
WANT DOLE
THROWN OUT

SAN FRANCISCO. May Homo
lulu advises state that the Hawaiian
territorial legislature on the night
% hnai adjournment. adopted reso-
buttons calling an President Mektn-
ley % remove Gov. uaio. aud - use
bis tMc klniey'sl influence % secure
a special extra session ~ the ter
fitoFiai legislature which was about
70 adjourn having been unable 20 pass
HuY of the important measures he
fore q. In these resolutions Gov
nols II accused 81 having hlndered
In every way possible the dellbefa-
tens Of the legislature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
SPECIAL MEETINGS.

Theoanphicai Society Amanda
Lodge, ms Third aVc.==At ESQ 2. m,
fheosophieai Interpretation ~ Ex-
eelsiar, Mrs "a. A. 4. Randolph.
Queen city Thcasouhlcal Society
IT America = A. -. a.. " han.
Pioneer block. AZ $ D, m.
Universal Brotherhood OFKanlza
ton and Theesophieai Society Seat
tle lodge fan ruum au Hluaisy block
81. M Musical salretioua.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
He ROBBED
THE HOTELS

Charles Edwards. the man with
many clothes was given hearing
before Judge George yesterday on
the charge VI burglary. one suit Of
clothes found on the man was taken
from the room OF NJ. q Keeue. in the
suudcrsou house, on Yesier avenue.
and one pair 81 trousers WA taken
from the room Of z. Kan0uas IN the
Barker house. Edwards was bound
over to the superior court on the
charge 81 burglary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11

announced. 1ts p. m, rev. sheldon
jackson.
First Christian Church ARev. u. ~
LinEanfslter At IL a. ~, pulpit VIII
be occupied by Rev A. G. pail. ia
y. M Fellowship With God.
Trinity Parish Chureh-Rev, ~
GuWun. At n "a. ma The Lion aLd
the Adder $50 =. M, Who - MY
Neighbof p
First NJ r.. Church Rvy, E. NJ
Randall. g.. Al II a. mp the pulpit
viii he occupied by ChuH. u. MeiEas
S p. IN, Epworth League rally.
First baptist church -Rev. l. S.
nawerman. At II "a. ma The First
Miracle water into Wine s q. ma
a New crop of Timothy. or TIL
Ciy's salvation
Seventh bay Adventiata church
Rev D. n. puriand. At p. m., dts
course gn prophetic scriptures.
Grace N. E. church -Wev. ". II.
selleek At ip.an a. M Sacrament
If Lords supper : q. M, Epworth
League rally Addresses by Jack
Halt Kaacoe fiildcFbraudt Mildred
Quicker Emily Hardin and Mrs. Sell
ieek.
90
Sacred Heart Church Rev, T. =.
brown. rector. Services Low mass
and sermon az "a. M. high mass
aud sermon at 1850 .. m. sunday
school at asia t.. m.s yeapgfa and ser
mon az 50 ,. m.
@i@
Church ~ Immaculate Conception
-RuV.A. Swcfc. Low mass at : -
a. m.. iow mass and sermon, s go
-. ma high mass and sermon. TO %
q. m. SUNDAY school, 23o 3. m.
rtsary and bendtctian, 5ao =. m,
aHH
church Of eur Lady 81 Good Help
-keV +. y. prpfonthiue. roetof.
sunday services az $ and 10 81 a. IN.
and i. W. sunday school at 7. IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
JoBBlNG QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED DAfLYO
Green fruit.

Lemons - f2.2502T5 n box: lines,
1880 per case. cooking apples, $1,000
200. eating apples. s. 25d3 90; navel
oranges. s2.25m2.75: Seeding. $500
200. bananas, f2.00m2.45. olives, 50f
7bo per gallon: grape fruit. u.75Q
200 Strawberries. tl.7542.00 per crate
pineapplca. s350nf00 per dozen.
Vegetables
Potatoes - S30635 per ton. beeta,
75o per doz; carrots. per suck. f3.0Di
lettuce, si.25Wtf0 "a case; turnlps,
l.35. garlic, 8NsAc. cabbage, g. 90
peppers, 2jm30o huslSs, Zoe: green
celery, Soc per dozen; sweet pota-
toes. sl.Tba2.00: Spanish Chill pep
pers, soc per 10. sauer krnut. a04o;
California head lettuce. G56p75c cnao;
artichokes. 35m50c doz. green peas,
fihG5c per III: dried hgs-oartons. 60c
fancy zoe imported t5c. tomatoes.
case. ti.7502.5O. dates. 5dGc per 10:
radlshes. l0c per doz; rhubnrb 3naia
per lbi parsley. 25435c; asparagus.
SIZE newp otatoes, S2.50Gf3; spinach,
Be-; green beans, l0Ml2g eucumbers.
fl2b per dor.
Provisions.
Fresh ment-Cow beef, Ease III;
steer beef. &c per rs. mutton weth-
er, 0he. ewes, DC. pork, 70fMe per
III; veal. large. S09o: small. i0m10iac.
provlHionB Hams, large, he,
hams. small, 12ml2hG; breakfast
ed clear backs 0ho bellies. Toe.
Butter, Cheese, Eggs and Poultry
Butter ~ Washington creamerIes,
pound prints. l9Qg0c. Eastern Iowa
and Elgin, 10000, fresh ranch, l24
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11

that the money wBH to be- used TO
construct "a cruiser.
Aa the money had been collected
80 hulld battleahip. the association
decided 20 take some action toward
having the eHHh rcfu udrd 10 the
donors IT WIS referred TO the board
~ education flr Instructions The
Hai 10 decide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
SELLS PULPIT
FOR BACK PAY

CARNEGIE. "a. May it.-To pro-
cure SALARY due him, Rev. rinkham
=. samnels. pastor - the Second
Baptist church. ~ thls place. sold the
pulpit ~ that church
Tie II naw defendant in suit.
charged With entering a building
with fetanirua intent Recently
samuela received another call and
accepted. When he aaSei fer what
Was due him. about g.. he waa tod.
There Was nothing doing"
lie then hired hclp. carried OF the
pulpit. and cold Il Tor so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11

STANTON. Seh.. May ii.-Mra.
Kate Aehcis walked into che uttlo
country cemetery whore stnnton'a
dead nru buried. and proceeding q
a shady spot where thFvo little
graves mark thu resting place ~ her
chlldfsn. demanded that they arise
and folluw her home. She r. GhHiHs
tan sciantiat II cansiar Fable rfputa=
ton. and her triu q The cemetery
was tn accord with a promise she
made her Scientist friends feW daYe
ago that ehr could raise the dead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
GRAVES REFUSED TO OPEN. AND
SHE STAMPED HER FEET IN RAGE

ana that she would give n demon
atrntJon - bringing a. ilfe her three
rhuffru, Whu had been dead many
years.
1na woman called loudly ths names
II her dead children. and whsu the
graves failed fu open she repeated
her orders and stamped her feet tn
rage. The woman wnH found -
the authorities. bat rrfured - leave
thn ertuaterv. and was forced away.
4 Charse q insanity has been MED
against her. tut hlle aayh hrr reaaan
Is good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
HE YIELDS
TO PRESSURE

HAVASA. May i.-seunr Vtilcu-
udaa "a am open letter itatea that he
ia willing 10 accept the Flatt amend
meui. because he fears that contin-
usd opposition viii result ia the an
naNatlon II Cuba BY the United
States. Senior NiilenudaH % the con-
atitutianni convention voted against
the fiaff amendment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
MISSING
NAPTHA
LAUNCH
Police After Man Who Robbed D.
&. kellogg Of His Boat.

y. L. Keuagg. of the KelloEg NH
60. II Ballard. has lost hts naptha
launch Igo. valued AZ SEQ.
Nm. Dunpiey. 81 the collecting
arm q nuunley & Fleet of this city,
had leased the beat az she rate ~
siao per mouth. pnnpley pat NAV.
Capt Edward. known % the police
as Capt. Goodrich. IA eomu,a nd * the
craft. and operated her from seattle
10 Port Orchard. Nothing has been
seen q the boat for some time. and
Mr. kellgE. becoming anxious. asked
the police e. try and and her Il
Was reported that n0npI had gene
- New York an Apral s hut petec-#
tive A. " Grana found him III the
SAVOY hotel last slight. and he Is
now under arrest.
capt. Edwards. who was In conn
m8rf u the boat. Is said 60 te uell
known . the police a. Capt. Good
rich. he q alleged . b. q notorious
smugEisr.
sraggIed Chinese.
Several years ago So Cinnamon
wer~ brought from Victoria, stored
n a box ear. and finally billed fsass
as lumber. A brakeman discovered
fhe human cargo and they we're at
arrest and dsporte8. Guedrieh was
known e. - Implicated IN the work
and vas shortly afterwards arrest
ed h1t nothing came o. IS.
After this. Goodrich get hold % the
steamer Milton and attempted TO
steal her. but the vessel vas burned
IA the Sound. vest q Vasnun island.
Trfa1 "a Steal p.lonfa
Goodrich then took charge Of the
steamer II Paionla. which he tried
10 steal. but the boat was wrecked
Is Oak bay. near Victoria. shortly
after his Oak hay eseapade Goodrich
WAS mixed up IN anat her serious
smuggling scrape. Together. with
Joha l.. Ryan. Goodrich II said -
have brought nine Cinnamon from
Victoria 10 WILDLY island.
where the revenue tug Scout diseov-
erred them. Ryan and Goodrich left
the boat and rowed 20 shore. leaving
tho Chinese on beard With a fun head
of steam on the boilers. n the rev
enue launch had not arrived Just IN
time. the Cinnamon. boat and all
would have been blown TO atoms.
Capt. Edwards alias Goodrich. IS
"a man o. about s years of age. rath-
eT stout and with grey hair. He was
seen in Seattle a few days ago. anI
the police are now on his tran.
The case ~ william Dunpiey.
charged with making away iwth
launch owned by p. L. Kellogg, a
yail man n Ballard. Vas set for
hearing before Judge George MOns
day AZ =. m Dunpley's bail was
fixed at 800. He failed 20 produce
a. and was confined 10 fan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
Warmers Lecture.

II IL probable that A. y. Warner
VIII repeat his lecture entitled The
uses and Abuses ~ Alcohol" hHv-
Ing been requested to do 50 BY a
number 81 citiEeuA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11

Let uH estimate on your dccorat-
ing. You will ind ur thoroughly
upato=dRta. Rfhr Paint Co. corner
Third aud pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11

That iu order "a make room for
midsummer styles now arriving
pattern hats 81 stock viii be cut
one half IN price. 1909 Second ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
WANT PAY TO
BURY SINNERS

SHARON. Pa. May 1.-THE Min.
istsrial Association 81 New Castle.
took action against sunday funefalH
at a meeting recently held
Resolutions were also raHstd
against the Unfortunately calling
upon the ecclnaiaHtleal brethren g.
coadact the funerals q uun-church
members without pay. and the NTH
istrrs adopted resolutions favorinE
moro strict Observance u the Sab
bath.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11

','he extension 0f slime given John
KnlbrfR fur the Improvement Of
Eleventh avenue from HeHier way "a
East cherry street. has been agreed
- Hy KutbefR'H HHudHman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
Foremost mason. .

DENVER. Col. May Edward
As r edI@fsSes @o s5' s Ssa $'d {
dead at his home In this city. ut the
age Of GO Death was caused by
acute asthma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11

J. y. Farrell. president ~ the Pa
cifc Coast Co. has returned from n
trip to California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11

Tapestries. cFepeW silk and en-
hnssed nffipnH. Novelties in tho
wall paper line. star Paint Co. cor
ner Third and pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11

Lake Washington flyer. Str. Cy-
rene. between Madison a f.eachi
parks every - minutes from f-e pm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
Strawberry
Short Cake

Two heauinE cups 81 fiour.
two heariuK teaapoonnful -
baking powder. Ia teaspoon
fui ~ salt. S level tcanpgouh-
ful 81 lard water sufficient 10
mtN bake in tao layers with
butter between One quart
rips berries. HuEarrd. placed
between and on top while
eakr L. atlii hot. ~ yuu wIil
use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11
CITY HALL.

T.. MaRee has asked for % license 20
construct sewers aud make cgnuec-
lions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11

The Cottage city and Bertha have
sailed for Alaskan ports. carrying
fun cargoea and large passenger
llata.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-11

Take a Remington 10 Nome with
you. =. 9. Niles. general dealer. i09
Cherry street.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-08-16

cups and /saucers; to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lane, half-dozen cups and saucers and
half-dozen plates.
Mrs. Madocks, Chicago, to Mrs. Flick,
sofa pillow.
Mrs. j. NJ. stroup, Chicago, to Mrs.
Flick, center piece.
Mrs. W.. l.. Yeater to Mrs. Flick,
book of birthday gems.
Mr.. and Mrs. Derr to Mr.. and Mrs.
Flick, carving set.
Mr.. Lcmery, covered berry dish to
each.
Mr.. ]. Il. Cell to Mr.. and Mrs. Flick,
bible.
Following are the names of those
who attended the party, as far as the
Record reporter was able to get them,
with the company scattered about the
grounds: Messrs. and MesdamcS e.
A. Grain, w. e. Petrie, Roy Carley,
H. A. Armstrong, J. +. Cell, G. S.
Lane, w. M. Derr, w. j. Marchant,
Geo. Burgc, D. r. Streeter; Mesdames
Aust, G. A. Patterson, M. A. Dawson,
u. Macomber. NJ. p. Chase, A. j..
Honstain, u. +. Burge; the Misses
Edna Burge, Laura Pring, NJ. Knut-
son, Lizzie Dyckema, Emma Honstain,
Irene Pitts, Rena and Lee Russell,
Tillje and Clara Aust; Messrs. 2. L..
Prichard, Ben johnson, j. A. Lemery,
+. KEutson, G. +. WAGNER. The chill
drcn present were Edith Seeley, Fay
and Levinna Marchant, Sarah Lee.
Bessie Tallada. Jessie Burge, Harry
Patterson, Curtis Seeley, Theo. Lane,
Willie Cell.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1901-08-16
A Pleasant Parey.

Last Saturday afternoon one of the
most enjoyable and well-attended par.
ties that has ever been giveq in the
county took place at the residence of
Capt. and Mrs. Flick, ON South Prairie.
The tables for the dinner were set in
a grove Of box elders which formed a
complete shade for the diners, and
said tables were loaded with good
things. BY the way, the well-known
grove on the Flick farm is composed
of cottonwoods and box elders, the lat
ter having grown from trees no thick
er In diameter than your thumb that
were carried by the captain and his
wife, on foot, from Beaver Greek and
set out, thirteen years ago. The party
was In celebration of the birthday an.
niversary Of Capt. and Mrs. Flick and
the twelfth anniversary nf = the
marriage OF Mr. and Mrs. Chas. s.
Lane, which come but a short time
apart. sss, 80.
Y'he assemblage enjoyed themselves
playing oroquet and i4 ,eoalal CONVEX.
satipp, the little folks paying partlcu-