Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

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Haaysifal for The Inaana Is Staiiaeoom.
was 10 The city yesterday laying n hol-
day uzesenls.
CA Laasis, Cashier in tha Store e
utsaiady, h W. Hummall, q Gear
dAlsne, and JEAN AIsxandsE, q Kent,
are e tha Ossldsutal.
Charles II. Price. representing ahs
Abiesine Medical Company Of Or0viIls,
CalifoEniR. has beea calling upon Seat
lie druRaists thia week.
John Thsmas, tie josiaI hop eEowsz
81 white River, and brother IN Law Of
Dounsilman Robert Rasssll, spanf ssv-
erai days b seattle l.st week
Mr.. Tsrsnas O'Bsisnis brother. Who
has been visiting she esund o0antgy fhe
pass mouth, Isft fer his homa IN New
York city 81 Wednesday last.
Mr.. ". T. Sharpe, Who was asmpara-
Fiiy .hliing q position ai Neucastls fos
the Oregon lmproEement Coupany, -
turned 20 the eitY on Monday.
James @. swan and John o. Han. Of
Port Town8sn6, L. Q. Ksnreth. Ct
Utaalady, A. y. BnFth. Of 6sabeek. and
:. =. spanRlsE, 81 WILDLY Island, are Is
I. 8. Townsend and r. n. Raskins, Of
Portland; II. PsaEes, Of Fiotoria; NJ,
Barrett and family, Of Gnohominh; John
Z. Mitchell and Jehn B. HAtoh, Of FeEn-
dale, are e. tie AFlinRton.
Mr.. Freeman Smith. outside foreman
fer ths PoEt Blakeiy Mil Comuaav. va
IN Seattle on Friday Last looking for 4
Minister Of the gospel 90 return With
him. We oonRFstulate Mr.. Smith.
Mr.. George B. Blanchard, the Logger
from Blanchard, W. r, was In town ths
first Of the week attending 70 business
In the mistress Of the logging railroad
being built Is thas thFiving litgls
place.
Frank withsrili, &. ". Fulson. ana
John Boyle, Of 6nohomiah, z. Edson.
and n. A. RaiFchild, Of Whatoom. J. ii.
SwerdhaeF, of Mount Vernon, MKa Fell
som, and =. O. Barnes, Of San Fran
cisco, are Ct the Brunswick.
4. B. Spencer, Of San Francisco; W,
3. Chambers, Of Port Blakely; b. B
Hayward. Of Walla Walla; William
0ssFRe, Of Port Aadison, X. z. Whit.
ney. Of LaeonpeF, and Georges i. Davis,
o. olympia. are as the Brunswick.
Colsnel and Mrs.. Prosssr Of Presses,
Eastern Washington. are at present In
seattle visiting relatives and fFlends.
ColOael ProassF will remain Q week o.
ten days longer. aad Mrs. ProassE vii
not retain before the latter part Of
February.
mrs. y. A. Sf4deiman and her tWe
little daughters, Pearl and Fanny, OF
Whstoom, eams up last Thursday "a
spend the holidays with relatives and
fFiandA They are stopping at the resi-.
denee Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. Payne,
Mrs. Stadelman's parents.
J. PittinReR Of AIbina, OreRon, n.
Willis Of Reaton, J. W. DoEF Of Veto
ma Daniel VLeary Of BnOhomish, J. L.
Graves Of Olympia, j. ID. NulIarkey Of
Newcastle. W. 6so6sld Of Nevada, Milas
Gilliheg % Tacoma, and Alex. Simpson
Of kenton are al the New England.
Thomas w. CoFhett, for the last three
years filing the position Of train dis.
pafcher for the Columbia q PuQes
sOond Railroad Company in Seattle.
has aocepted 9 position under Supsrin-
tendent Gilbert, Of the Rocky Mountain
Division Of the Northern Pacific Fsilrssd
e Missonia, Montana Territory. M,
Corbstt will assume his new duties ea
January Lat.
J. 3. Baker. Esq, 9 yCunR attorney
from Attioa, Indiana, who has been re-
siding in Seattle for over 9 year, re-
tnrned 70 the former place yesterday BY
way Of the Canadian Paci6c Railroad,
where be viii accept position &c Dsp-
nty Clark Of Court. Mr.. Baker leaves 3
host Of friends behind, Who wish him q
safe return and abundant success Ia his
future Geld Of labor.
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