October 18, 1874. And there it is now, announcing in clear and ringing tones the services and calling to them, the congregation.
Planting of the Ivy.—Ivy was planted by Mrs. Jane A. Walters and other church women at the foot of the stump, or tower, which has since grown to the very top and covered every inch of the surface, the chief credit of which belongs to Mrs. Walters, who not only planted the ivy, but watered and cared for it until it had gotten sufficient start to take care of itself. This 300-year-old tower is, as all know, one of the features of Tacoma most interesting to tourists, and one in which our own citizens take much pride.
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If, after reading a short time, your eyes begin to trouble you, why not have this ailment relieved, by properly fitted glasses? We have an expert optician, and do our own grinding. Satisfaction guaranteed.
THE L. C. HENRICHSEN CO.,
