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RELIGIOUS Service.

There will be a preaching service
at the Presbyterian Church Sunday
morning at II O'Clock. The theme
will be, Measuring Strength. a
New Year sermon.
The midweek service on Wednesday
evening at 1880 o'clock. Topic, "All
people, all nations
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We wish particularly to call attention
to Mrs. Guiney's specialties in our local
columns:
She has the very best hair tonics, in
GLIDING DR.. f. E. McLean's prepare
tons for scalp treatment. She is also
prepared to do shampooing and mani
curing. Call at her residence n. W.
cor. of Spruce st. and Iron ave.
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Word has been received from Col.
Smith who is now in the east in the in
terests Of the Deming Real Estate and
Improvement Co., that his deal with
certain eastern capitalists has been
closed and that he will he home in day
or two. He says work on the Deming
water system will begin the first of
next month.
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Cream puffs, pure rich cream at
Clark & Co.
Christmas Carnival.

The annual Christmas Carnival has
been well attended. and has left many
pleasant memories with our fun loving
people. The contests have, IN many
instances, been exciting, and some OF
the contestants. we are told, have
beaten their own previous records on
similar occasions
The following is a brief report of the
games or contests and the names of the
successful contestants:
MONDAY.
Ring Tournament Louis Barksdale,
list prize $1,000. End prize, Tom Ed
wards, $500. Bird prize, R. {. Wren,
$3.50.
TUESDAY.
Steer Roping; LIST prize, Kelley Phil
Ups, SIS. Time 2St seconds.
2nd prize, Louis Barksdale, $25.
Time S2i.
3rd prize, Butch Smith, S. Time3s5.
WEDNESDAY.
Goat Roping; LIST prize, Ed. Pride, $40
Time a.
2nd prize, H. G. Perry, $40. Time
IS.
Bird prize, Lon Barksdale, s.. Time
%.
THURSDAY.
Steer Roping; LIST prize, Ed Pride.
Time 32i.
2nd prize Wesley Phillips. Time 33l.
Bird prize, Fields Coleman. Time 33A.
Clark & Co. have full line of evapo-
rated Peaches, PlIms. Pears, Apricots,
Dried Grapes and Primes; arrived this
week, good and fresh stock
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Frank Myers, Santa Fc locomotive
engineer from Rincon, paid the Graphic
office a short visit Wednesday evening.
Frank has been here before, married a
Deming young lady years ago, and
some Of the gay party who attended
his wedding are now among our most
prominent citizens.
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DR.. Swope and family spent two days
of this week picnicing in the noun
tains; basking in the sunshine and
drinking in new life with every inspi-
ration.
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Mr. c. W. Duff, of Detroit, Mich.
IS one of our latest arrivals, and is
an old acquaintance of AL. Powers,
with whom he is stopping at present.
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Sales in Mr.. Lee Ships Racket
store last week Saturday amount
ed to S1l2.l0 For a Racket store in
Deming, this is certainly very good
showing. The sales we're mostly of
holiday goods.
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1t is rumored that Tony Keith will
vacate his Drug store shortly. A new
firm will open up inside of month.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Al Powers entertained
about dozen friends to a big Christ.
mas dinner last Sunday. A very en-.
joysble evening was spent by all pres
emit
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Tonight the Christmas Carnival will
20 out IN q blaze Of glory at Clark's
Opera House. where occurs the lath
annual Grand Ball of Deming Lodge
No. 20 Knights of Pythias.
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Don't forget that the Sunset Hotel is
both new and clean, and you make no
mistake in stopping there.
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Get your seeded Raisins, Currants,
Cltron and cranberries. from Clark & Co.
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Special low prices on all millinery
goods to January l. 1905 at Mrs. kns-
worthY's store.
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Closing out at lowest prices to max
room for new goods and the coming
new styles. Mrs. Trustworthy.
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Nice fresh Apple cider, by the bottle
or gallon at Clark & Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-12-30

We keep the May Manton pattern:
for sale at ten cents, each.
Mrs. Trustworthy.
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For the remainder of the season we
will sell evrything in our line at loves
prices, Mrs. Kinsworthy.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-12-30

Plum Pudding of the finest at.
Clark & Co.
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Mining proof of labor blanks for
sale at the Graphic office.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-23
PIERCE CITY

joey Lane came in from Nezperce
Tuesday, to look after his homestead.
Joe Gray came in from French creek
Saturday. returning to camp Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Roberts went out
to the Harper Bros. mines, Monday, to
be gone during the season.
James DeCrum. Frank Krell and d.
A. Harris, all of Moscow. were arrivals
in our village. Monday. on their way
to their homesteads near town.
Johnny Gaffney of the Pioneer hotel
is out on Weippe. this week. fixing up
his fences and otherwise ranching. He
is expected home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Walsh left for the
mines out on French creek. Monday
Joe" says everything is looking mighty
fine out there but too much snow yet to
do much
Miss Pearl Roby who has been quite
sick for the past two weeks is rapidly
convalescing under the skillful care Of
DR.. Frye. of Orofino. who has been in
constant attendance now for several
days.
H. j. Chew of Walla Walla who was
interested in this camp, twenty years
ago and who now has some properties
but on French creek in which he, in
company with others, Are interested,
was in town Monday.
Miss Winifred NJ. Lane. daughter OF
Col and Mrs. John Lane. formerly of
the Pioneer hotel here in Pierce. but
now OF Nezperce. arrived in town Mon
day. Miss Winifred has a homestead
out north OF town after which she is
~F s9-
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-23
NEzPERcE

Little virIa Wallace. who has been
I'm Spokane for the past three weeks,
arrived home Tuesday night much i'm
proved in health as a result of her stay.
Mrs. w. c. Schumacher and baby ac-
companied by Mrs. J. T. Orgison, are
visiting in GrangevfIIe at present.
Charles Sanford's wife and children
left Tuesday for Charleston to visit rel
atives.
W. j. Ramey and P W. Mitchell
made business trip to Cottonwood
and Westlake this week.
George Hines returned Monday from
Il business trip to Lewiston.
Joseph and Ben Schultz visited Lowe,
Sunday returning Monday.
Wilson Bowlby made a business trip
to Lewiston the forepart Of the week.
Father Wander Velden visited Cot
tonwood the forepart Of this week.
Ed Wilson made flying trip to Lew
fston. Monday returning Wednesday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-23
GEvlllE

Miss Lulu Nickel is visiting friends
in Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Pogue were over
from Nezperce last week.
Revenue Collector Fred White n
spending few days in town this
week.
Mrs. j. F. Ailshie has returned to
Boise after spending the winter in
Tennessee
Mrs. Clara McDermid and Miss Me-
Dermid. of Spokane are visiting friends
in this city.
III. c. Matthieson. of Cottonwood, was
a pleasant business caller at this Of
flee. Saturday.
John Atchison. of Buffalo Hump II
in town on his way home from a two
months visit to Seattle.
F. E. Wyatt, the Salmon river stock
man. passed through town Monday. en-
route to his stock ranch near White
Bird.
Mrs. Fred Moves returned Tuesday
from Chicago where she has been for
two months past. She is greatly i'm
proved in health.
Hon. Frank E. Fogg was up from
Lewiston last week,
d. J. McGilvery a merchant OF Lew
iston was a visitor in Graneeyille last
week.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-23
CLIFFORD


Tom DeCburcy made q business trip
70 sC0ldeeac. Tuesday ~ k&&
Clifford II organizing strong bali
team for aggressive work.
Shelton Becfrtef Of To was In towr,
Wednesday on his way to Lewiston.
Henry Brammar and wife drove to
Nezperce Saturday returning Monday.
w. II. Mccall has returned from
Lewiston where he has been shearinR
sheep.
DIR. E. e. Watts. with his intended,
Mrs. Parker Of lewiston. started on a
bridal trip Monday morning. The trip
is to include Seattle and Portland and
the marriage is to be soTemnized on
shfpboard All OF their friends are
holding their congratulations in reserve
for the happy couple who are expected
home today.
c. A. PARROT. accompanied by his
daughter. Miss Nina. and Miss Ger
trude Smith, left town Tuesday morn
ing. Miss PARROT will visit friends in
Pullman. Miss Smith VIII visit at
Lane, Ida. Mr.. PARROT Will attend to
business in Spokane and return the last
OF the week.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-23
JUllAETTA

Z
Miss Nellie Hepler was in Kendrick
yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. H. Potter was in Kendrick,
Monday.
Mrs. Coontz of Greer is here visiting
with her sisters family. H. N. Mobiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Hull Of Kendrick
were visitors here Monday.
II. n. Noble and wife went to Spo-
kane, Tuesday for a short visit.
Miss Holmberg of Orofino has been
visiting with Miss Noble for the past
week
Fred Holbrook went to Peck Tuesday
afternoon.
Miles and Sam Crockett arrived on
yesterdays train for a few days visit
with their brother Mr.. o. f. Nurse.
Professor Pottet made business trip
to Moscow. Tuesday morning.
Mrs. June Maynard returned to Lew
iston, Saturday. after a few days spent
here with friends
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Sites

Mrs Ewell is in town attending hei
daughter Maude who is sick at the
Commercial hotel.
S. E. Loveless. of Halstcad Mime
sofa, friend of A. D. Gray, arrived here
last night He intends to farm on the
prairie.
W. H. Johnson and family left this
week for Kamiah where they will re-
side hereafter. Mr.. Johnson has been
engaged by the Kamiah-Nez PIERCE
stage line.
Maj. Jno. L. Hopkins. after a week 5
visit with his son Lyle of the fremont,
returned to Tacoma. Tuesday where he
is general manager of the Northern
Pacific Express company.
DR. Briley and family. formerly a
resident here. passed through here
Monday to cottonwood where he will
engage in the practice Of medical pro-
fession. With his native hustle and
genuine Sites movement the doctor
ought to have success in his chosen line
wood.
G. w. Williams. former manager for
the l., N. & C. stage company at this
point has purchased the Kamiah- Nez
Perez line. He took charge of the line
last week. Headquarters for the line
are at Kamiah to which place the fam
lily Of Mr.. Williams will follow the COM
ing week. Their many friends here re-
great to see them part from our midst.
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| . . . . . . . .
Hugh Bovill was in town the fore
part of the week in charge of abou,
| twenty horses. He was taking them
from their winter quarters to his ranch
near Evansville. where he will use then,
as pack horses
Miss Mettie Dunbar of Moscow Wis
tied with Miss Alta Cole, Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Anderson of Lewiston Is
this week.
Albert Olson. we'll known in this vi
cinity. and who has been undergoing
treatment at the Moscow hospital for
some time past, was taken to Colorado
the fore part of the week He is be-
lieved to be suffering from quick con-
sumption.
knute Melton left for his claim near
Pierce City last Tuesday. He was ac-
companied by Olof Hanson, who will
endeavor to locate a claim for himself.
Frank Young and wife and Seth
Martin and wife were at Lewiston the
fore part Of the week on a pleasure trip.
Postmaster Olson and family expect
to leave next Monday for their ex-
tended visit with relatives and friends
in Kansas
Mrs. J. D. Jolly left last Wednesday
morning for a visit with friends at
Tacoma.
4. Chas. Portfors was in Spokane last
Sunday.
o. o. c. Jorgenson Of Nora made a trip
to Spokane last Sunday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-23
eENEsEE


Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Reed left Tues
day morning for Spokane to be in az
tendance at the marriage of Thos H.
Brewer and Miss Walbridge. They will
not return until the first Of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Henry and Mr.. and
Mrs. AdOlph Greiser returned the latter
part OF the week from Spokane They
report finding John Henry in a serious
condition. He has again been taken to
Chicago for treatment. .
H. c. ]. Tweed left Thursday morn
ing for Seattle.
Mrs. Boliou left Thursday for Pull
man.
Mrs. G. L. Park visited in Spokane
from Monday until Wednesday.
HI. A. Adams. of Spokane a school,
mate OF Mark Rosenstein. is here on a
visit. fE
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Jacobs were visitors
from Uniontown Monday
Gust Tonning was over from Troy
the latter part of the week.
H. A. Thatcher returned Tuesday
from trip to Clearwater river points.
Attorney Bugge attended district
court at Moscow the first Of the week.
Tom Linnehan returned Saturday
from visit to Egan. Ore. where he
poets to move to that point with his
family the coming fall
Mrs. Clarence Jain left Tuesday OF
this week for an extended visit with her
people at Washtucna. Wash. She was
accompanied to Moscow by Clarence,
Mrs. L. Jain and Mrs. Ferguson.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-23
COTTONWOOD

I. d. Lyons left Monday for Lewiston
quired there.
W. W. Blackburn left Tuesday for
the Salmon river country to round up
the NANCY horses.
G. w. Comtts returned the first of
the week from Lewiston where he was
attending court.
Attorney p. w. Mitchell and Mr..
Ramey, a lumber man. were visitors In
our city Monday from Nezperce
Raymond Bartlett and George Davis
left again. Wednesday. for Lewiston
after more freight for our merchants.
Fred Lange and VIM. Peacock are
assisting Arthur Woodring this week in
moving the old Brown store building.
Asa Jones will leave in few days
with his family for their Salmon river
home where they will spend the sum-
mer.
George Davis and RAYMOND Bartlett
came in Sunday evening from Lewiston
with big loads of freight for our bust
ness houses.
Frank Harris left Wednesday for
Willowa. Ore. where ne will visit for
several weeks with his father before
returning.
Bart Crawford is expected home to-
night from his trip to Hot Springs. Ore.
His health has improved greatly since
he left here.
Rev. Wander Velden. of Nezperce.
was visiting here this week with Rev.
Meinzer.
Mrs. Fred Simon and son left Mon
day for Moscow on an extended visit
Eric Jensen came over from Grange
willie. Sunday. and In again one Of us.
Photographer Fair. Of Lewiston. in
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-23
eaoF,no

F. p. Mesiok arrived from Irrigon,
Ore, Tuesday. He says that Irrigon is
all right. ana 50 is Orefino.
Isaac Hunspefser, W. H.. Mcneil and
james Smith axft Tuesday for .Hibbs'
camp on Snake creek. where they will
work In the mines for a spell.
Miss Agnes Russell. who went to her
Homestead on the st. Joe. two weeks
ago. has resigned her position as
teacher in the Scoles district, and will
not return to this section.
Joe Payne AID family are now domi-
lciled on the farm. Joe is having 1t
cleared up In good shape and will seed
the land to Bronze grass. and run ,
dairy ranch weeasAe, seaAses from tAs
nv. Haxss.I. kno came out from
NebraslEa last fall. and who bought the
Byers claim north Of town. was In from
the ranch. "wednesday. Mr. Ravens II
,-enthusiaJtfc over idaho and says he
tsvill live here the rest Of his days.
Axel Gabrielson and wife were in
town Tuesday.
w. 8. Cunningham and family OF en-
bert, were In town Saturday.
W. wing OL Lewiston, was mere
looking at the country Tuesday.
DR.. e. e. Brtaey ana wife. and Ward
Farnsworth ana ''Bin." passed up the
road Monday. on their way to Cotton
wood, where they win engage In BUSH
ness
Grunder Olsen spent several days
last week with John Gabrielson on
Eureka ridge. Mr.. Olsen and family
will leave for Chico. CAL. where they
will make their future home. Monday
s. p. Fitzgerald OF the Idaho Power
company. came up last night and went
out to the falls to see how the work orr
the road is progressing
e. H. Fuller arrived from Minnesota
last night. He will file on a homestead
next week. after which ne will return
to Minnesota and close up his business
and remove to Idaho for a permanent
home.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-23
kENoR,ck

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y. r. Hale came down from Moscow
Wednesday and will be here a few days
on business. ~ VI fF
Mr.. Smith Of Boulder Creek was in
town a few days this week. He is an
experienced teacher and has been elect
ed to the superintendency of the Troy
schools.
Mr. c.. C.. Compton ana William
Hunter left Monday morning for the
New Westminster country In Canada,
to loog It over, With view, to possible
settlement therein. We shall be glad
to know their Impressions OF It when
they return. #fFees ~sy s*8
Herbert Helms went TO Spokane
Tuesday for a little business trip re-
turning Tuesday.
Miss Jennie washburu Of Lewiston
came up Tuesday morning for a little
visit with friends. s0a. e
Miss Anna King OF JIaetta was do
ing some shopping here Tuesday morn
L. A. Kerr Of Charleston was badly
bitten last Sunday while playing with
a pet dog.
I Attorney T. b. West was a visitor in
Moscow. Monday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-23
MOSCOW


Carrie Lake returned home from
Spokane last week
o. A. Lendi and wife and Mrs Kjos-
ness left for Portland. Sunday.
Miss Union Of Boston, Mass, was
one of Moscow visitors last week.
Nora Mills spent few days in Ken
drick the guest of Bertha Morris.
Kate Sullivan Of Colfax. was visiting
over Sunday at the home Of her cousin
DR.. ]. Kelley. came up from Colfax
last Saturday. he is working in that
place for the present.
Messrs. Wooden. BeIlanger. and
Fudge were among the visiting Elks
from Colfax for last Saturdays ses-
sion.
Nash Wayland Of Thunder Mountain
was in Moscow Sunday night. On his
way home from there he leaves for the
east and the st. Louis fair
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-23
MAKING SELF PROGRESS.

TAe I'VE ways Of Urging . cha
t. Improve.
There are two ways Of making
people d things-one By compulsion
and the ether By persuasion.
The trUubse II that the ''must'' way
seems to be the most popular. Parents
DO not nke TO give reasons to their
children. They argue that they know
what r bese and that u sumcient- the
children should be sGtiS0ed With the
run ~ their sxpss1encs. 4rlrr9 ~
~ parsnt1 W " 70 impeove our
ehitdfsn. We want thGm 70 peosssGaA
Hut how % W do this1 y Hair the
time " fd10sdAng thsm certain thinss
witch ~ belisve WIN Impede that
progfeeA - hat the child. ~ hs has
any spirit, esnss 70 regard parental
d1oe1pains- in 1pses Of what his parents
till hines one Int Of forbsdlsn things
and restrictions. What - the result I?
A. soon ~ he - ed enough b breaks
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-23


through all of them and runs amuck
for two or three years until by actual
and bitter experience he comes back
to the point from which he originally
started and makes for himself men
tai list Of undesirable things which
really comes very close to that made
BY his parents long before.
Did you ever have a person take a
painful splinter out Of your finger, and
notice how much less it hurt when you
took that splinter out yourself?
That II the way with self improve.
ment. II parents would only have
common sense talks with their chill
dren. talks which would show them
the desirability Of certain things and
the undesirability Of certain Others
with examples Of cause and effect tried
on themselves and a general talk on
the pleasure and the profit OF self i'm
provement 90 that the child would feel
interested In it from his own personal
point OF view, how much more would
be gained! BEATRICE MILLER.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-23
You and Your NcighbOrS
in the Nearby Towns

company with F. J. Randolph. took a
paroromic view OF Nezperce and Camas
prairies one day this week from Cot
tonwood Butte. The views will be used
in connection with presenting the cleo
trio railway project to eastern capital
lists
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-05-23
Dates Of Sale Of Worlds Fair Tickets
Via q. Z. Z n.

Ftrst-class. round trip tickets for St
Louis worlds fair will be on sale May
II. II. Is: June 1s. IT. Is: July 1. ;. 3:
August 3. .. 10: September s. 8. Z: Oc-
tober ;. 4. s. Choice Of routes: stop
over privileges allowed: round trip
$sl.sS: Chicago. $es.ss: limit - days.
For further infdfrnattsu, call It city
ticket Once losywrite CW Meant. gen.
sral agent. No. BIZ l1ain street. Lew
t0ton. idaho. .
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Notes and bills OF all kinda coI,.ct.A
oy Farks 4 Merrill. Room ~. Adams
block.
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AAst your INNING prospect. anC VrOU-
eFass with I. J. Merrill. loom ~, Adams
block
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II you have . sick watch or clock
consult HameA
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Largest stock Of clocks In town, at
aame6. C .
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lowing is the list of guests: Mr.. ard
Mrs. Haywood, Prince and Princess
Kawananakoa, Mr.. and Mrs. p Grey
Benson, Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Wilder,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fairchild, Miss
Jennie Giffard, Mr.. Hugh Walker, Nj -
Faxon Bishop, Mr.. A a. Wilder. ~
~ ~
The Pacific Social Club will give a
dance on the oath of Sept. at San An
tonic Hall. The place will be decor
-ated for the occasion, and music of the
finest will be rendered by the Waioli-
mu Quintette Club Tickets admitting
gentlemen and ladies, 80 cents. Re
freshments will be served.
.H.I1s
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Pearson are still
at the Peninsula, where both are to-
we're Illnesses, and will probably re-
turn to town during the week.
&%Ss
Mrs. Edward Tenney gave a delight
lightful luncheon one day the past
week for Mrs. Scofield and the Misses
Scofeld of New York City The other
guests We're Princess Kawananakoa.
Mrs. George Herbert. Mrs. S. G. Wild
ct JI-s MIS-. Eeicy beHSOn anu. MISS
Jennie Giffard
as.as
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Lake are spend
ing few days at Mrs Robert Shin
giles beautiful country place Wailele,
Kalihi
&&&s
Mrs. r. F. Bichertore has returned
from Haleiwa. where she has been Wis
ting since her return from the main
land, and is now at her home ''Valen-
cia," Waikiki.
.3.9.&
Miss Jennie Giffard varies the spend
ing of her summer days on Tantalus
in visiting with Mrs. Helen Noonan at
Waikiki and the Twins at Maunawili.
~ y ~
Mr.. L. r. Freeman, who was with the
Sinclair party on the yacht Luriine,
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