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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-12
DIED OF
INJURIES

After examining the remains OF
Leander Hansen az the Bonney-
Watson morgue Assistant Coroner
Wilson decided last night that Han
sen must have been struck by a
passing car. The injuries he re-
eeived caused his death. Internal
hemorrhagc Of the kidneys was the
direct cause The body is covered
with bruises Hansen was found a
few yards from the track near Riv-
erEide station. between the Duwam-
lsh river and the track. which skirts
Il AZ that point. The interurban
company denies that any accident
occurred.
The man was found unconscious
early Wednesday morning, and IL
is thought that the fog must have
been responsible for the accident.
The cars are run rapidly at this
point. and the supposition Is that
the motorman failed 10 note that he
had struck the man That Hansen
did not die before being discovered
IL a mystery Many think that he
must have crawled some distance
after being struck by the car. Little
Is known about the dead man.
II the company knew about the
accident and failed 10 report II II
should be censured severly for this
action. The motormRn. II he knew
that such an accident aid occur and
failed to report II, should be dis
charged. This seems TO be the opin-
ion OF many who are familiar with
the particulars.
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BENTON

Mrs Glbbins. Of Renton. enter
tanned friends at luncheon yester-
day afternoon.
The infant baby Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wray. OF Renton. died Wednesday
night and was buried this after
noon
J. u MeGown. owner Of the Rem
ton drug store. has returned from
east Of the mountains. where be
has been spending the summer for
his health
Born. 10 Mr. and Mrs. George
Clark. Of Renton. November 10. a
boy.
The first Of a series Of social
dances viii be given by Seattle
union No. II. Order OF Washington.
at Aclsi hall. Collins building. Sat
urday evening. November 10. There
Will be good music and prizes for
best lady and gentleman walters.
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GREEN LAKE BRIEFS

The Ruwcun JACOB Dramatic club
gave les first entertainment Thurs
day night at the kirkwood hall
There was a very large crowd Ia at
tendance.
piphtherin broke out ia the family
Of J. w. Stephenson last week Mrs.
stephenson and two daughters are
sick with II.
Or. 4. II. Kidd has gone east Of
the mountains 10 spend a few weeks
ON his ranch.
Mrs. ". u Fulsuu has returned
from the Horse Heaven country
where she has been or business
Mrs. DR. a. H. Kidd gave a re-
eoptiou at her home Thursday uighi
In honor of l.. G.. Kidd
The y. NJ G.. q. gave its first
meeting last wednesday night az
the residence OF Mrs. J. Burke Wood
6aaI keuWool avenue.
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ST. LOUIS. Mover since Roy

ST. LOUIS. Mo.-Ever since Roy
Knnbcnahue. the intrepid Toledo
aerunAut. demonstrated that the
upper kingdom can be successfully
naVlgnted be has been hailed as
King Of the Air by people 81 the
exposition city
Up 20 Tuesday. November I.
KnabcBshue had made three flights
through the ether. each more pre-
tentious than rs predecessor Each
time he showed more control over
the aerial monster and his work
with the California production has
placed him foremost Ia the ranks
Of American aeronAuts. Ills flights
have set the trip OF Santos Dumont
around the Eiffel tower In the
shade
His first accident occurred Wed
neaday. November 2. when he start
ed out 20 demonstrate that the air
ship can be naviEated az high speed
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At Ballard
FAIR CLOSED

The - AlphonHus fair closed last
night and the committee are well
pleased with the outcome. over
5000 was taken in from the fair and
the voting money The building 81
the new gymnasium viii begin at
once and slIl probably be finished
before spring The gold headed cane
contest. for the most prominent man
In the city % Ballard. was won by
David stewart The diamond ring
uan won ~ Miss Jessie HaiIau.
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4 SUCCESS

About $50 people were at the per-
formanee Of the dramatic recital
given by the St stephens and st.
AIMS Dramatic club at the St Par
ish church. Thursday night II was
the best local entertainment ever
seen In this city and received n
hearty greeting. The Female shop
pers' was the hit Of the evening, be-
ing a take Off on a local store Tho
solos by Mr.. Griffith. Masters coAd-
lon. Barron and Reed were very
good. The whole entertainment will
be repeated NJ the Maccabee temple
next Thursday evening, November
II
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NEEDS CAR BARN

Pred Sander. promoter u the Sc
nttle- Everett railway. made re-
quest ~ the council hnt might 20
build car barn CA the unlmmoyrd
side % Main street. north Of she city
ilmita he HuH referred 90 the street
committee. and their report will be
handed into the council next Tues
day night
The infant baby q Ar. and Mrs s.
- Grimm died yesterday The
funeral vas held 0lIs afternoon from
the residence. 30 Fast ship street.
The registration books Tor the city
election vtl close neat Tuesday
night. 20 days before the election.
The candidates % the different par
fiea have not been nominated yet
city lota and in block - are 20
be placed IN the hauaH 81 a real cs-
tate man 20 be sold at ti2b each. The
lots are the property % the city.
Contractor Peabody was granted
the contract for the reEraae II ship
street. between F1fth and sixth ay-
euuca.
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w. r. C. SALE

ladies Of James A. Sexton Wom-
ans Relief corps. No. IS. will give
a rummage sale and a sale OF fancy
articles at 1921 Third avenue No
vember % and 30 and December l,
aand 3.
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DEMAND IMPROVEMENT

The board Of works and the street |
committee are considering the mat |
ter Of temporarily plankiug Olympic !
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AND a s1av
A wANrA IN
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n. any evening. your COPY OF The
Star has not arrived at GOO O'Clock
tsiephone-eunset.A Main 1859, or In
dependent las. any time betweeu
6 90 and T.oO-and a copy Will be sent
Hou at once. b. special meSRenEsr.
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cisirvsssat

lief quick and safe Paris Chemical
c. Milwaukee. VIE
clsirvsssat
EuYrTiAN PIANIST.
Princess FHtsfi}uEefa. thiH wonderful
Egyptian challenges any 10 fmInt in
tie world 20 cumusfs with her she
nom the cradle o. the Frays aat.s
tnetlou saafautsed 81 no paE Ian
first ave
PROP WALLACE. PIANIST ~ unitsa
the separated settles lovers guar
ssiH ChuHsa speedy marriages gives
pasiuye advice on haainsss and min
~ f!s, s assaas BE 1s' o. s Hsafdp~''
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Artists
MONS r GNfIINEH T6rfTzif and
fruit painter ilate 81 iHmtaut Teach
- - drawtHE painting and rstnarha
- isis tth ave hstNrcn Seneca
Ahstrsetera
bHbohNE. TkEMpEn a 90 Inc
eetabilshsd Ae3. mining ciaIm ab-
stFaetn hasfmsnt Mutual life IDS
Phones Sunset. - lid -
nooru wHlTTLEsnr .iIASFoRD
Abstract Co established is1t uaae-
men, q Hsilsf tik Phone. Main isa
sEArTLE AasrRAcr co. \ !. ia
Asssysr ard Chemist,
GAaii $50 foN ssats So So .ysieaI "a
lgmhiA street hsattls. Pau Tiary
Chemist
h9ssMAN 4 lotisaos Attafus5s at
siaitY. ns Pacific 'eioes hsaliis
LoNoFEl.b.ow = nALTos rs;
vafs. hain "a s7t Arcade nlde
O WARD KEMP. BufSs 30 nun "a
I FolJnER. - New Yea bik
W y LAMBuTfL - Pacific blook
} a KEtLo0g. lavYsr 20 bailey bds
banks.
tGoEf souep NATIONAL HANK
capital steet raid In. $500. surplus
.1l s ~. fur an. pro- 900 eslS-
si,iss q tbs USii.d Sc t e. sad "a.
rope
TIE CANADIAN BANK or CON.
hERcE-CaHltAi raid up. o 30 90
eight million. seven hundred th8us-
Ard toilafsH Surplus . 90 oaa inter
Get allowed on time Deposits = gen
sral banking business transacted
Seattle branch corner James street
sud Second avenue u. '. Holt
manager.
TIE SCANDINAVIAN EHICAS
Bank ~ Hrattls-A general banking
business tfnHaartfd druoaitH 5 -,
e capital ard surplus Gtsa 90 A
pre- = Lass. ea.hisr' Geo = "a a
Fisher. arst cashier.
PEOPLES HANfNas bank.
EeraEd avenue and Pike street cap
it'll raid %. 400 ppd. Z. G. Neufsidsr.
Tres J 4 greruIsaf. cashier. com
msrcial savings aud truat eusinsss
csrpentsrs ard Buildsrs.
3 a B1thfAN carpenter ahop a.
- ltke. Phones. Aaln bs4it IND,
orars,is school.
FOAM Dramatic School. the most
borough school on the Pacific slope
HhakespaHrn ana Classics under a.
ff.silon e k[s9k ms Esan :. s 81 ~, ~
month CIasn limited Enroll today
New location. corner 3th aud spring
&c Phone Blue 80
Educational.
WILSON'S MODERN BUSINESS
COLLEGE. James and Second.
Folding Beds
MORRIS FOLBfSg MO FACTORY
Mattresses. spring. tables show
cases. 10 ardsr Al kinds II shop
work aud rcpairing. Nbh PIKE
hospital
fHfVNfE home before and after
nurso' Black tee 10 ga Ave
junk.
fl NOW wtnt correct weights and
prompt returns deal with the Chich-
s. Junk Co, las Western. Main az
Masquerade Costumes.
mis- JoHN McoNAHEY its in av.
millinery.
STYLISH MILLINERY at low prices.
Mrs a. NJ. Hanson, i60l. cor. ath
and Pine 81
Musical
Mr.. and Mrs Douglas Ross. Violin and
plano Instruction. 2u35 Fifth ave. Ind.
X 22ai.
Medical Specialist.
FEMAfE diseases of every nature
auecoHafuilF treated Consult phyHl-
elan free Parts New York Medical
IuFtituie tftice HsthhIuah htnEF
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Drill. DOWN
800 FEET

Tho work on the artcsihn well has
been drlaued on account ~ a broken
drill for Some time. AZ the present
contractor has net heavy enough
drills. the city has raid him FOR his
work and fel.t the contract 70 y. a.
Kelly. The well Is now az "a depth
OF 500 feet and no water has been
found 90 any extent
keily'a drills are being moved and
the work viii 30 af. by Monday or
dera have been received from the
council Ia go down until IL can tell
what there ig there. The present
depth o. hard clay and the en-
Riueer thinks when they are through
this they viii strike "a good flow Of
Ft=HfUH
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J. W. whitman VIII leave tomor-
row morning Tor a visit Go his home
I'm Fairfax. Iowa. lie viii be gone
about "a month and intends 20 visit
/ the fair.
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Phone It to The Star
oeuIIsts nna AMists.

na u IS rGiutG 6e1lsG AurisL
40 Marion
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COZ GROVES Acre Tracts at Foster
tIgsH time from Pioneer Square than
the University or Green Lake Fine
large orchard and mugh flCh bottom
tAuu Easy terms and price lower
than adjoining t1afuut lots have sold
for recently Less than five minutes
walk from lntururbau station store.
poHtuffirc and fine graded school
~ " tOLdWONE.
"a nailey uulldiuE Tet. Main aal
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ostsopathY.

m 1.is. a. ysgo g,a .,g. 9ga ao 90
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MfHHH RAVE Msdfaafed Vnuur and
hpuuFc baths Haam % Victoria 10
tel iaul EffHt avenue.
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TTT IT IN = n
no aareH. o aCIta ia orchard all bear
Ira trees 5 acres nlaHhrd and burn
ed. and very easy cleared. could be
slowed ln clover and made Into pas
ture Handy to electric car. and b
minutes ride O. city. ON good ruad
Viii sell fuf Z tua ON trfma
CuAH b. ADAMS,
6iats lat ave. a. starr Boyd lids
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Massage

On FoNDA NADEAu- in nurso bid-
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Patent Attorney.

WABIfINgTOk iNHTtruTE OF OB.
TEGFATHf Rive feufn be- Seattle.
Hafs Deposit building. Wt First
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ELEGANT PLACE CHEAP
acres fine soil with s-roum house la
good shape. well with force pump.
barn. good orchard. best county road
fine View q city. % minutes ride 20
city. only y mile from station. 81 90.
terms on part.
CHAs D. ADAMa
eIsI4 LIST ave. ~ Starr Boyd bldg.
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WE SELL more lots and houses than
any 10 real estate men IN Seattle. be-
cause our large level lots are only
ONE-HALF THE DISTANCE and
ONLY OEE-IIALF THE PRICE,
tis t24 and up for large lots with city
water now In on the car line. only
10 minutes ride. take any car on
Washington st 20 Southeast aeattIa
office open until evening
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MARRY Wealth una beauty. mar.
flaar directory free pay when mar
rlrd entirely new plan. nand 40
ment1 Address 80 A ilortda. Dep.
ga IehnHHha. Mich
WIDOW. intelligent. pretty ana worth
- 90 wants 20 MARY good. honest
man. No Harurt AddrsHH HHsuII
ohio Block Chicago
SEND 9gul Christmas orders for hair
work hair ehRinH. rhHrna bfrast.
pine nHItEHeH rumHiHns made b. Or.
der Mrs a Chandler Itrd aIH ave.
Sunset phone. Red EHA
VITAE ORE. nature greatest rem
cd and all v. - preparations y
u Morton. Gen AZ. az spring
street Tel Ind Il tsd
LADIES When iu need send fHf free
ifial ~ oHf ugNrrfaiIlHF remedy Ns.
lief quick aud safe Paris Chemical
e. MiiWauktr WIH
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Photssraphs,s' supplis.
HNbEhH8A SUPPLY co. III Cherry
ai - lie
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WAHttfNuION IAHfuMAHF or
uHrLDpATiff- Second avenue.
phone Main tf0t both men aud lady
aHtruuutha examination free.
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NfGnfY furnished rooms. suitable fot
twu gentlemen. steam heat hath.
EaH s a month each. Fiat n Eater
brock bidg Phone tud sac
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Star Want Ad Agencies.

p. \ Mullen. 81 Ballard ave, sep.
City HALL
Frsn,srs erua Co. Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
W. A. Mansfield a Co, prugaist
e3rd and Jackson.
oranar's Home Bakery, 2fo3 let
c. n, Lshrdroi', cigar store, sis,h
Second.
fhes. HARRIS. at Postetfies. Rsnten.
littis's Pharmacy, lat ave. north
and Harrison street. J. n. little.
proprietor.
Carlton & ce., Druggist, cor eth
se. ard Pae. street., Sspsass Seattle.
3. A. MorNes postefEies, 80. Park
unlerrsstS baas stoEes Osi VeFSasS
Staten.
hovvsiJ ST. FbaFluHrss to1a Hss~aii
street
pkfnisr Pharmacy, Me, GEarks rFss-
prietor, N2s z. Ma disop,
Columbia Drug Store. W, y stao
ley, prop.. Columbia, Wash,
broadway Pharmacy, p. z. Ftahefs
prop.. SITS Breadssh AZ ard James
Ouaker Drua Co, lots ist ave.
Ieary's Pharmacy, rs y. eross'
waps phone, unlo1 %. -
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ONLY $50 on TIME
Foe acres with Euad gsruom house
partly flushed. excellent soil. 2
rptinEu aud creek. = acre cleared.
rect alder Every foot can be irfi-
gated II desired CieHe O. ear and
school Quick ride 20 city
GlIAA D. AnAMA
Vsts let ave - starr Boyd iAsN
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ron aAt.E=ny owner. ~ acres east
of Kent Improved. seed buildings
price 81 GO. terms II wanted. call
after I N. OF address louis atst-
tier Nzs 9Th Ace. \ Seattle
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SMALL chleksu ranch. 6 iarse tota
haans and about 30 chickens near car
line aud soad school must sell quick
10 pee cent discount for cash o. -
down and 81 per month. chic sens
car on Washington IT 10 min q tho
hour Bee LhuE or Mamie. At fay-
taFsn mill
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-08-10
The NEXT GOVERNOR
VISITS NORTH YAKIMA
Thinks the Town a Hustling Center and
Likes the People-Would Not
Talk Politics.

Hon. \. +. Mead of Bellingham. the
republican nominee for governor of the
state. visited this city last Saturday
and made the principal address before
the assembled crowd of Modern Wood
men at the state fair grounds that after
noon. Mr.. Mead was seen by Herald
reporter at one of the hotels, who en-
deavored to draw from the republican
candidate some opinion relative to the
coming campaign. Mr.. Mead said that
his trip to North Yakima this time was
not upon political mission. by any
means. lie didn't care to talk politics
or express any opinion. "Of course"
he said. 1--WE expect to elect the whole
republican state ticket, but not without
stubborn fight. l came over here to
make talk before the Modern Wood
men of America on the merits of the or
der. | came over also to meet the peo-
pie. see your town and ascertain if pos
sible whether or not the Yakima valley
deserves the great reputation it sustains
for the garden spot of the state. IT'S
needless for me to add how greatly pleas
cd | am. You have a wonderful valley
a hustling town and an energetic citi-
zenship. Later on | expect to revisit
your town. when the water melons begin
to come in. and at that time l wont
object to being interviewed from polit.
ical standpoint"
Mr.. Mead did not return home until
Monday morning. He made many
friends while here. He impresses a
person as a man of strong convictions
He makes friends readily and has very
fetching manner.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-08-10
YAKIMA'S PATRONAGE
TO The WORLDS FAIR
The Number of Yakima People Who
Went East this Summer Denotes a
Very Prosperous Community.

. Many Yakima people have gone east
this summer to visit the worlds fair at
st. Louis. and also return to their for
mer homes in states east of the Misslss-
ippi river for short visits. The fact of
such an exodus for a town of this size
speaks well for it and proves its citizens
to be in a prosperous condition. While
it is true that special rates have been
made by all the railroads on account
of the st. Louis exposition, ncverthe-
less it costs no little sum to make trip
of such distance and when man as
sumes to take his wife and family along
with him, he must be we'll prepared fl
nancially. Two hundred and fifty dol
lars head on an eastern trip is about
what it will cost most people. Of course
some will spend great deal more, as
others might 60 cheaper, but generally
speaking that sum will approximately
fit the average.
Now, up to this time, Mr.. Meeks. the
local \. p. manager, has sold &c round
trip tickets to the worlds fair and ether
eastern points at an average cost of
500 each or aggregating the SUI moi $4,-
544, Just for straight car fare, the most
insignificant expense attached to the
whole trip. That much money has been
spent here for railroad ticktts alone.
Figuring the actual cost of each person
at $3.50. the town of Yakima has already
expended Sl6.500 on pleasure trips this
summer and there are yet a great many
people who anticipate making the trip
when the hot weather has passed by
North Yakima has certainly contributed
her pro rata of the patronage due the st.
Louis fair. Herewith is a partial list
of those who have already purchased
ticket~. Some of them hive returned:
A. w. Coffin and wife, Stanley Coffin.
wife and children; p. J. Flint and wife,
George Harris and wife, Miss Birdie
More, A. J. Splawn. wife and Miss Min
ME Larson. w. L. Wright and wife, Miss
Kate Mckinney, Miss. w. P. SAWYER,
II. Catalan, Mrs. V. A. Erwin, Miss Mvr-
tie Phillips, w. \. Bell wife and child;
Governor Lowe, Fred Alter. Jack Ly-
cette. J. d. Cornett, w. II. Hare, George
Donald. A. D. Slaon, Mrs. Needham and
Miss McCrimmon, A. H. Bair. and wife,
Mrs. Mike Shorn and daughter, Miss
Frances: Mrs. Bush, billie" Stewart,
Frank Spain, George Tueslev and wife.
DR.. Fletcher and wife, Dr. Campbell and
others whose names could not be secur-
ed.
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CITY MEMS IN BRIEF.

Zeke Thompson was up from Prosser
last week.
f. j. Wyman was a business visitor
to Portland last week.
P. Y. Hickman had to transact bust
ness in Gle Elum last Friday.
j. r. McKeand was a business visitor
to the queen city, last week.
Mrs. S. C. Henton has returned from
a visit to Seattle and Tacoma.
Miss Maud Tarter is in Seattle visit
ing friends on short vacation.
Reginald Dowdall is spending two
weeks vacation on Lake kaches.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Candy have gone
to Lake kaches for a summer outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McAllister have
returned from their summer trip on
the Sound.
Miss Gladys Rourkc, a popular young
lady of Walla Walla, is visiting friends
in this city.
Charles J.. Owen, mother and niece,
have gone to Victoria, b. c. on a two
weeks outing.
Miss Ida Sharkey went to Seattle
Saturday to visit friends in that city
ceNSldl NtthS.
Theodore Ley of Shakopee, Mich, is
IN town visiting his sisters, Mrs. Carl
Cox and Mrs. II. H. Schott.
j. c. Liggett and family left Saturday
morning for Lake kichelas to be gone
on three weeks outing.
Mrs. Emily Chambers, after spending
two weeks with her sons on the upper
Wenas, has returned home
Mrs. George Vance accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Fechter to Lake kacnes and
will spend two weeks there.
Miss lola Thorp of Baker City, Ore,
arrived here Friday afternoon, to visit
her friends, the Beck sisters.
Mrs. H. II. Lombard and little son
went over to Olympia last Friday to
visit her sister, Mrs. Streets.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Doty left last
Saturday for Spokane to spend two
weeks with Mr.. Doty's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Moran and son
have gone to the Tietan basin on an
outing of two weeks duration.
q. Y. Coleman intends to build a
residence on his lots on Sixth street
Just north of DR.. j. f. Banks home.
L. B. Kinyon and family, accompanied
by Mrs. W. II. Redman and son Ralph,
have gone to the Ahtanum soda springs
Tor an outing.
Frank Robert, a cement sidewalk
man from Spokane, is in the city with
the hope of getting some of the city's
work in that line.
w. H. Nessev, after an absence Of
some time in and around Pendleton, ar
rived here last week. He is going back
shortly to buy sheep.
Lewis Hackett went to Seattle last
Friday with the view of having some
castings made for new cobbler's
horse" he has invented.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Sinclair left last
Friday for the Sound. Tney will stay
IN Seattle a few days and make stops
at other Sound points including Ed
munds
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Mrs. Michael Mcdonnell OF Tacoma
has been visiting her daughter here
Mrs. Frank Bartholet. She returned
home Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal Scudder and
Miss Florence Stephenson left here Sat
urday morning for Victoria, b. c., to
spend a months vacation.
Mrs. Chris Scow, her two daughters
Florence and Clara, and Miss Edna Wal
ker, left last Saturday for a two weeks
visit in Seattle and Tacoma.
Miss Bessie Hall left last week for
Tacoma and from there will 90 to Camp
Dilworth, n short distance from Ia
coma, to spend a two weeks outing.
Ed Gray, David Erwin. Harry and Al
bert Fox comprise a quartette of young
hopefuls who left Saturday to spend
the next two weeks on Lake Kichelas.
Mrs. j. NJ. Curry has returned home
from visit to relatives in Victoria,
Is. {. She was accompanied home by
her niece, Miss Dele Peid of that city
Assistant Postmaster Hough, wife and
children, are spending these hot days
in the vicinity of the Ahtanum soda
springs. Mr. Hough is on his annual
summer vacation allowed by the post
office department.
NJ. H. Grover was a Prosser visitor
last week. He went down to complete
the arrangements for taking over a
lumber yard the Cascade Lumber COM
pany has purchased.
George R. Blake, aged "a years, died
at his nome near Simcoe on the reser-
walton, last Thursday morning, of con-
sumption. The deceased was a son of
John Blake of Iowa and had formerly
lived in this city.
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