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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1902
Page
4
Mrs Charles er, 75, widowed for years, and John Williams, about 75, wed on Monday. Two hours later she shed her cane and jumped a four foot fence, joyfully wandering as if a colt. They were seen by a fisher planning a honeymoon turned fishing trip. Firework displays advertised at $1.50 value.
In Helena on June 16 Seattle defeated Helena 21 to 16 in a sloppy game with numerous errors. Seattle led early and maintained the advantage despite the erratic play by both teams.
The Utah editors and their families concluded their visit with a Seattle banquet at the Rainier-Grand hosted by the Seattle Press Club. Deseret News editor G. W. Pearson spoke on Seattle's role in Oriental trade. other speakers and a local poet entertained 80 guests. Visitors depart for Victoria after a Seattle tour.
Mortality notices record funerals for Mrs. Mary J. Foster at Butterworth & Sons with burial in Mount Pleasant cemetery. Services for Anderson were at 10 yesterday at Butterworth chapel, interment again in Mount Pleasant. Olga Falk infant of Dr and Mrs Frederickt held at 8 pm, burial Lake View cemetery. Remains of the late David R.
Jones was shipped this morning by Collina Sherman Foley Co to Na naimo B C where interment will take place. Mrs Susan EB Stone depot matron returned Saturday from Whatcoom after attending the annual convention of the Ladies of the G A Tt of the district of Washington and Alaska where she was elected president for the ensuing year. The organization plans to increase membership and assist wives of old soldiers at the Orting home.
The Dress Goods Department will be condensed to make way for contractor’s workmen. During the past six days Bon Marche offered the lowest printed prices on seasonable dress fabrics with heavy discounts on fine silks, wool crepes, and etamine, including 42-inch Black Silk Warp Budora and 44-inch All Wool Black cloths at steep sale prices.
Carpenters prepare to build new structures and demand space for ribbon departments. The store offers massive sacrifice prices on laces ribbons neckwear and embroideries to clear stock before contractors take the fixtures. Limited time sale with prices cut below production cost due to space needs and urgent deadlines.
Moving sale offers strict linen collars and silk stocks with latest shapes. Prices drop from 9d to 50c per item with lots of ribbon and lace at deep discounts across several lot tiers. Strong emphasis on fast colors and varied shades, limited quantities.
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