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

nsn IL whon re HAYS ERsat sanadenca.
Ths PrsshFtaEian Touna Pe0plsis A.
cessation rset an las1 Tuss11y fox bcai
go pnrpos and anfertaismelt. 4
vary Interesting pr1GK4m waa en1ogee
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fksa 3 Ives credit and the aadienea A.
prepri1teiF nznife1led ias app4scla1i11
e ne res1inR asd n1sia. Similar
gatherings ars % follow - iBhieh al ars
cordially inslted
RnMn0EAEM
MEP.P. Pssdsn, tie nsuig appointed
agent % fhe OreEou Improvement Con
pa1y e FrzHkii1. was ID Seattie % Eri-
esF and Saturday. Mr. Psaden 1s
msTed bis family from Newcastle. he
former hones % Sealtls, WHARF they vii
reside ID fafaKa.
Mr.. Deanv Fssteaar, Via has held tAe
position a. postmaster and teisRraph
opsrat0r IS Paff Biakaiy for tie Lass tWo
vsara. Irfer.ss fasv31,r- -. -. IA for Al
extended lear through Canada and the
Esatern esa1as. W6iie N Canaaa be
vii visit his oid home.
TIE many frisBds 81 Miss MabeI Ep-
~ giil be reioiesd 70 iszEn q NE re-
Iteration q her sight.
Ma. J. 81 3. Atkinson, az Newcastle,
apsnt several davs Eheppina In Seattle
during the seek.
Mr.. a. n. Baskuam, f0r q number Of
Feass 70 he snplsy q she Paoi6o CoaEi
Steamship c.. e. Pnresf on their steam
err, - payinR q business VISA 81 ten
days 30 the Q1ean City, where he il
engaged Ia reneWing cid and soliciting
neW freight contracts f0f the ensuing
year No better man for this business
could hays been selected.
Harold Preston, Esd. has bean pay
inc Port Townsend q professional visit
this weak.
joan Z. Hayden. o. Olympia, Who Il
noW ID his ssa5nd year Is the Military
Academy e West Point, has lost been
promoted 20 full cadet sergeant, which
ID a. high rank as = second aiaas mar
can attain 20. He 10 also No. 5 In rank
Ia his class. Ihis 10 ~ exeeedinoly
nroditabla showing for our Washington
Territory representative. Miss Allie
Hayden, his sister. Is nov 10 Sc. Paul.
SD both are IL excellent health.
Miss Josie Livingston, Of Pert BIakeiyt
Il visiting her sister, Mrs. 2. W. Clay
ton, e the terminus Of the Pagst S9und
end Gray's HaFb0E Railroad.
A. ". Scott, . formoF student Of tbs
University. has been Spending q few
days IN Seattle visiting his many
friends.
Matthew J. MeElroy, formerly q stu
dant Of tue Territorial University, and
lately probably engaged II she loRgiag
business ~ Samiah, is paying visit 90
b Eany friends Ia Seattle. Nc. No
klFoy "a the Representative elect fgenl
the oountiea Of Skagit and Sn0homish.
and will probably have the honor OF
being the youngest member Of the lower
House Of oug Territorial Legislature.
Hon. James Hamilton Lewis, Of King
esunty, will undoabtedly be the youngest
member az the next Territorial Lagia-
latiVe Council. He ID q hard student, q
ready and abla dsoateE, and q clever
and ahable gentleman, and will no
doubt make his presence felt 10 defend
ina and promoting the interests Of the
district which be will repF sent.
Harry McOoms, son OF the late Reb
eFt McOomb, Of this city. who has been
experimenting large vineyard IL Cal
if0gnia for The past three years, h paying
visit 10 bis large circle Of friends IN
the Queen City.
Miss Mona McOarveF, Of Tacoma, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Thos. W. Prosca.
Of this city.
Captain Henry Roeder. CounoiIman
elect frem tbs Whatoom district, spent
several days In Seattle this week.
.. q. Mann, Mayor OF Tacoma, has
lest returned from q visit TO bic old
home Ia the East. BE Is "a old pio
neeF, having bean on the coast since
lel9.
Governor Watson o. Squire, who is
visiting with his family al lion. New
York, Il expected home in few days.
Gamma Poncin, Of Seattle, is sojougn-
Ing in Los Angeles, Cal.
10 Haines has been at Port Towns
end al TIE week. trying the John
ROaeuisld case.
Miss Fannie Paddock. Of Tac0ma.
visitei Mss Whittiesey and Mrs.
Blanchard this Ueek.
Miss Mar Terry, Of Seattle, will visit
San francisco shortly after che holidays.
She will probably be- accompanied by
her brother. Ed Il. Terry.
J.H. Mccoy, OF CedaF River, was 10
Se site this week purchasing real estate.
F0urta q ye Fs ago be arrived in Seattle
with a wife and seven children and ten
dollars 10 his paaket. By thrift. eo9no
my and industry, be has prospeFed.
He nov has two large farms, is out Of
debt, and has money With which 20 buy
city property.
Mrs. John Sea ssy, Of Port Gamble, IL
visiting Mrs. A. L. CrameE, Of seattle.
Miss May L. Thornton IL meeting
With coed success IN her art school ct
Portland.
Alfred H. Andersen, Of La Crosse,
Wisconsin, very wealthy lnmberman,
who is largely Interested IN the 5atsop
railroad enterprise, spsnt several days
IN Seattle this week, looking after the
Affairs Of the company. he Is greatly
pleased With the basinesa outlook on
tue Sound. and. as soon as be can az
range his Immense business al airs 10
Wisconsin satisfactorily, be will cOme
With bic family 70 Seattle 70 reside.
! @. s. Miller. sou Of Dr.. p. B. n.
Miller, Of Seattle, Who recently vent 10
Kingston, Canada. for the purpose Of
stadying medicine in the Qaeanis Uui-
versity. has passed the preliminary
examination with ayinQ colors standing
third among AZ applicants, - Of whom
failed 70 pass. The young man will take
= four years' courss Of stadY in The
University.
Harry X. Strive, who has been in Gal
ifoFnia for some months past, expects 20
return IN time 30 spend the holidays
with HE parents.
Mrs.. o. 2. Anderson, Who has besn
visiting her husbands parents, P. Of. A.
J. Andersan and wife, ct Waila Walla,
aecempanied by her dsuRhteF. returned
70 Seattle the early part Of The week.
Stewart s. Smith. late book keeper for
the Oregon Improvement Co. az New
castle. has resigned hts position there
and accepted q like situation IN the
ofhce % the PosT- iNTxtIIaESckR.
Colonel W. II. II. Waters, Deputy Col
hector Of Customs a. Port T0Wuseud,
spsnt q couple % days IL seattle this
week, visiting his old friand and neieh-
Dor, Col. I. Il. ann.
City CLERK W. 7. Forrest a wife
have moved inta the Hsnford residence,
near the BApstst church. aud NJ. and
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