Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-21

1llE1inN - rs work ha4ms went "a
3lgmria yesterday, 70 fnaixmes tbs huzi-
naw men of ths e1pf&ai city II re
mssieEy 81 eollee1ing bed dehts
Mis Ella Z. Bryos, Of Portland. 81
sillting Mas Lea Bost, 81 North
WI. Pin amn, who hss bsau Isia No
for s1me line pas with inGamnnatogy
yesterday. feeling unch imprsVsd.
United States PrussoatinR Affurnay
white il en- The wina most % ths tme.
He spent yesterday ia his ofEee, and on
Monday will leave fer Walls Villa 20
attand Z term of O1art % be held theEe
b. JndRs LanEford
I. ". CoxhsGt. train sispateher fer
he ColumbiA ard PuRet Ssand Hail
road C0mpAny, goea % Portland today
70 attend tie Train Dispa&ehars' Co.'S
Vsnfiou, 10 Be held AZ that plaea she
early part Of the week.
Ths vide eiFals Of frieaas Of Mrs.
Capt Geo. d. Hill will reQrst 70 learn
that her Ionel lietion has taken q
more serious turn, and haK relatives and
ul1ss friends are very solicitors about
AAANAAa
s H Piles. 3 youne lawyer q Snoho-
miah, Of considerable pFominence, has
renoved 10 Seattle, and foEmad . Law
paFtneEship wish ). a. Ronald. under
the 1rm name d Ronald 4 Piles.
Hon. o. 8. Voorhees, Ieft Colfax for
She National Capital % the l7ih inst
Richard Jeffs, Supegintendeni Of the
large farm Of the Seattle Hop GEoWeFs'
Association Is snOq1aimiss ID in the
city.
James Weir, Of Rsntoa, vas In Seat
Gle on business yesterday.
George q. Foster, Who has had charge
Of Yeslsr'a wharf for many years, ana
who IL one Of the most obliging msn on
tbs Sound. has been condned 20 his
home fer three weeks with q light
siege Of typhoid fever. he is nos able
b visit his place Of basinsss daily,
thoaRh yet very weak.
J. BsnswangsF, representing the boot
and shoe house Of Hecht Bros a CO., Of
Portland, has spent several days in
Seattle this week.
Q. s. Marshal Hamilton vas at spe-
kane Falls this week, and will be IN
Malia Walla next week, attending
Court.
Col. @. o. HalIer returned from q
visit TO his numerous farms IN the
lower sound oo1Btry yesterday.
Captain Fonda and wife, Of the West
Point Light House, were in SEATTLE res
teFday, and returned home accompanied
By their sonia lev, l. A. Nadaau, In the
afternoon By sail boat
Miss Grace Merritt, OF San Francisco,
Who has en- visiting Mrs. Capt. J. T.
Burns for the past Two weeks, left for
home By the Queen.
William Mayaed, late purseP OF the
steamer w. r. Munroe, has accepted q
position as b3ok-keepeF 10 the stare 4
the Cedar River Cod Company,
and Captain O. h. Low is nov acting as
pursaF on the ManrOe.
Mr. L. Sd. Hunt, q native Of Indiana,
bat for ten years past resident Of
Iowa, has purchased an interest IN the
Posi- lETKLLI0EacKa and will hereafter
manage it.
James II. McOlaire, formerly Of the
job printing firm Of HanfoFd 4 Ne
Claire, is at present employed rs CON-
positor on the San Francisco Chronicls.
Mrs. A. Roberts, Of Vancouver. B. @ /;
Vim. Bremen, Of Portland; Mrs.Snith,
Of Green River; o. Welch, Of Oak Har-
Dor; Ira JOY, OF Sumner; j. Baekmas-
ter, Of Walla Walla; and w. p. Ready,
Of Portland, aEe at the Arlington.
Major Hayden arrived from Olympia
last evening.
Mrs. Maggie 0'Ksiffe arrived from
Olympia last evening and il visiting
Mrs. Nettie 5. CLARK on Jefferson street
Hon. E. Meeker and wife will leave the
sound IN feW days for Washington
City. 70 spend the winter. Mr.. Meeker
Is an old citizen, thoroughly interested
Ia the welfare Of the Territory, and q
man who never sleeps when there is any
thing good to be accomplished for the
advancement of the Territory. Our
people will lose nothing By having q
representative man like Mr.. Meeker in
The Capital City Of the Nation this via
ter.
ia. Hodges and W. II. Sleek, OF the
Canadian Railway; Charles Gale, Of
Victoria; j. J. Van Lesen. OF Grand
Rapids, Michigan; j. D. Mullanky, Of
Newcastle; H. H. Blake, Of Victoris; A.
Z EasterbFook and B. Pomroy, Of
Milne, Neil Litchhsld. Of Chicago, D
@. Carr, Of Saohomish; g. e Spaneler,
OF WILDLY Island; H. g lie. Of Nsw
Nork; Il. Oliver. Of Tacoma. and +.
Murphy. Of Columbus. Oaio, are az tss
New England.
N, ID. Myers And J. A. Dorr, OF Phil
adeiphia; Harry Avery and E A. Hines,
Of 81. Louis; Mrs Brown, Z. O. Morgan
aad wife. OF NsWoasiie; Walter Jack
son, Z. 5. koti sehild and Arnold Tisch
ansen, Of Portland; W. D. McBsyie, C.
W. Walker, W. CHRISTIE, Harry p. Cook,
Osas. Seymour and Frank E Smith, Of
Iaooma, are a. the Brunswick.
w. II. II. Waters Port T0Wnsenl; D.
W. shepard Port Gamble; D1da Shin
dler, Portland; Mss ID. Horton and
Miss o. Miller, Dnwamish; Mrs Jordan,
Saohomish; d. KepleF. Ofcas, and Miss
Mcfedmond, Of Sqaak, are at the 0c-
cidantal.