Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-29

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wsI41s j. Thonpsoa snd George p.
Orchard. vho lad bsen IN Calff5rnia
for seyefnl weeks. rxsuxned 70 Tacoma
On ThnTBdsy essuIng.
Mr. and Hrx Charles King, former
residents Il I coma. have recently ar
rived u The Tacoma from Spokane
Fails. and vii make their home In this
city.
=. Preston. Of Omaha, . brofhes-in-
law Of George r. Orchard, arrived here
on Tharsdss and sill pass soEas time
In the city.
c. c. Knapp. u Nebraska. who left
here In February, has returned aEd
VIII remain few days - The Tacoma.
Mrs. Nelson Bennett has been visit
ing her sisier 81 The tunnel for ten
days past
DR.. and Mrs. G. @. Higbee. who have
been II The Tacoma for Q week, re-
turned TO their summer home near the
ssrross on Thursday.
Mrs.. pruyser. hsr mother, Min Hell
en Druyser and her brother, Harry
Dfuys<r. Who hare been ct The Taco
ma for the past ten days. viii leave
here On Tuesday for their home ID
Minnesota.
A. Reeves Ayres, District Court Clerk
OF Olympia. passed . couple Of days
ton. where he viii remain about two
months.
Theodore Cuttings. OF Pasadena, Cal.
recently arrived az The Tscossx to as
sist chief clerk Elliott. With caterer
Reilly. the most popular Of rewards,
chief clerk Elliott and his assistants,
Thos- r. III eswood aud Mr.. Cuttings,
this hosiery has most accommodate
ing corps.
L. K. Sehofeld, who has been visit
inc his sister, Mrs. Clark. in this city
for ten days, returned on Thursday 70
his home ia Vancouver, w. T. Mrs.
Clark viii ia few days remove from
her residence on A street, which she
recently sold 10 John 5. Baker, and
take rooms at The Tacoma until about
the 10Th OF july, when she Will accom-
Iany her son Frank to San Mateo. Cal,
where he h going 10 attend 81. Mathew S
military school.
Mrs r. %. Forbes contemplates a
visit soon 10 her relatives and friends
in the East.
Vim. A. Rice. who has been rustic T.
ing for several weeks in the Salmon
river mining country, returned 10 Ia
coma Oh Wednesday evening.
Geo. II. TarbelI has fully recovered
from his recent illness, aud is able TO
be out OF doors.
Judge Allyn returned about ths mid
die OF the week from kalama, where
he held q short term OF the District
Court. He leaves early this week for
Montesano To hold another term Of
court.
Miss Scriber, who has been visiting
her brother here for several days, left
for her home ia Oregon on Thursday
last.
Dan Ross, one Of the most popular
statesmen on The Pacific coast, has been
doing Tacoma for several days. Mr..
Ross is well known ii over Puget
sound, and Is one OF the first TO come
from san Francisco to solicit trade at
the Sound ports.
Henry c. Davis, who has been spend
| ing some time in Cbehalis. returned to
Tacoma on Friday and will remain for
few days.
Mr.. Warner, of Freeport, Illinois. a
| brother OF II. II. arner, OF this city,
| arrived here ON Thursday with his fam
ly, TO locate in Tacoma.
Miss Hettie b. Young, who has been
visiting friends here for several weeks,
expects To return to hei home 10 VIC
toria some time this week.
Mrs. /. w. Anderson spent couple
OF days in Portland last week.
Mrs Samuel wilkeson. who has been
in California for several weeks, Tetu u
ed home on Thursday evening. Mss
Sears, who &C 'ompanied Mrs. Wilke-
son to California, will remain till about
the middle OF May.
Mrs. Harry NJ. Ball left few days
ago for snohomish, W ere she will visit
Mrs. w. X. oiockbfidge for several
| days.
Horace Ewing. Of Beatrice, Neb.,
arrived at The Tacoma ies days ago,
aud viii remain here several days.
Nj. ksrfa aas rolarnsd on Ihafsdsy
niant's tram from the Democratic Goa
| ssussoa st Yakima. Hiss Democratic
| friends these had D. pal ap TO give hin
"xbisI around tavan on Thursday,
bat he fooled than by slippigg quietly
| away 30 bis aoass.