The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-07

Mr.. Emery White. OF Shelton. is in
| the city.
MI. VIZ. Potter. Of San Bernadino.
Is in the city.
Mr.. J. T. Mcdonald returned last
night from Tacoma
Mr. w. w. Howard, q New York
capitalist, is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs John Beckman, Of
Bath. New York. are in the city.
Fred SpauIding returned last evening
on the Elder. from Port Townsend.
Judge r. Adams, of San Lonis
0bispo, Is registered at the Occidental.
d. A. Towmey. q prominent citizen
of Fargo, Dakota, IS at the Occidental
II. NJ Howes. y retired merchant Of
Portland, Maine. Is at the Occidental.
Miss Addie Libby, of Olympia. is
visiting Mrs. Elwood Plummer. Of this
city.
Mr.. Abe Llewellyn went to Snoho-
! mish city yesterday, to remain until
Saturday.
Captain Morgan. OF Port Townsend,
came in yesterday with his steamer, !
the Dispatch.
Judge Struye and his brother, DR..
Strive, of Brazil. returned yesterday
from Olympia
Mr. Eben Smith left yesterday for .
business trip to Olympia He Will re-
turn tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Marriott, OF Chica-
go, arrived in the city yesterday, and
Will remain few days
II. B. Williams. OF Rochester. N. Y.
arrived yesterday from the east, and
is looking over the Queen city.
Me~srs. George w. Storm and W.
w. Howard, prominent New York
gentlemen. are at the Occidental.
Mr.. Hosmer Arnold. son of Mr.. r.
X Arnold. the well-known merchant
OF Portland, Is spending few days in
Seattle.
Mr.. Andrew Chilberg. ticket agent
OF the Northern Pacific railroad. has
returned from n weeks trip through
Eastern Washington
Captain Lyon, of WILDLY Island.
who has been in the city for the past
few days, left yesterday morning in
his steam yacht for his home.
Miss. Elenor Buckingham, Of Zanes-
vile. Ohio. who has been in this city
and Mrs. Fred Grant, left yesterday
morning Tor her home.
DIR. Horatio Stebbins. II. D., pastor
OF the First Unitarian church. Of San
Francisco, Is expected to arrive in the
city tonight, TO visi, friends. During
DIR. Stebhins's stay here he viii preach
several times.
Judge Burke and DIR. Bagley left for
New York last evening, on business
connected with the Seattle. Lake Shore
& Eastern railway. They will be alb
sent about month, and on their re-
turn win witt the Yellow Stone Park.
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Andrews, of
Sneqnslmie, are on q weeks visit to
his father. Mr.. L. Ii. Andrews. Mr.
Andrews will return 20 his ranch. near
Falls City. the last of the week, bat
Mrs. Andrews will probably remain
until after the Fourth.
Captain Solomon Jacobs. who is a.
the head OF the fleet of fishsng vessels
that lately arrived frem the Atasntic
coast. returned 10 Seattle yesterday
from his trip TO Alaska, and says he Is
pleased with the outlook for the com
ing season.
Captain VIM. Seymour. of Port
Townsend. formerly in command Of
the steamer DispSteh. Of the old Nor
gan & Hastings line, is in the city. and
VII soon bring bis family here 10 re-
main permanently. Captain Seymour
Is well known on the Sound, and his
many friends and acqusintances here
viii welcome him to the Queen city.
Mr. John u. Thomas. OF the J. D.
Thomas Mercantile company, Whole
sale grocers, Butte. Montana, Is here
on prospecting tour. He recently
bought IFS acres of land in this county
on the iine of the Seattle, Lake shore
and Eastern railway, ami has some
idea of transferring his business to
seattle He i accompanied by bis
brother. Lewis Thomas. who recently
arrived from England.