The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-13

in that place on last Saturday evening.
Quite . numher Of Olympia people e.
tended and report hasing hssi most
excellent time. Browns string band
furnished the music. which was highly
satisfactory 10 the dancers.
rAKrr AT xrp sAY.
Avery enjoyable party vas given nj
the school heuse az Mud Bay on hast
Saturday evening. consisting Of dane
ing. music, refre~hmenfs. ETC.. II whirh
quite q number q persons from tins
city were in attendance. They re-
turned home II . late hour in the
evening heartily wishing sor = speedy
repetition Of 50 enjoyable time
FIEAsxsr rtcsrc-
A picnic party consisting OF Me~xrs.
J. w. Robinson and Fred Carlyon and
Misses FIoy Frost and Annie Lansdale
visited AcAiii<ter's Lake last Tuesday
and devoted the day To pleasure and
recreation Their efforts as fishing
were crowned with success and they
returned with their baskets well filed
with trout.
Mr.. T. c. Van Epps, accompanied
by Mrs. Van Epyss and daughter. Miss
Iva. left last Saturday for Coifax,
where he viii attend the session Of the
Grand Lodge /. D. o. F., being the
representative from the Olympia
lodge. Before returning they viii visit
friends In Spokane Falls. and will
probably be absent from here about
two weeks.
Me~rs. }. c. Breckenridge and E.
L. Carson visited Summit Lake a few
days ago. but returned with empty
baskets, icing the first anglers there
this season. Ii is little too early for
lake fishing.
Miss Annie Cowles went down to
Seattle on the Fleetwood THURSDAY,
where she viii visit friends for few
DAYS.
Mrs. II. L. Sawyer was visiting in
Tacoma during portion OF the week,
being the guest of Mrs Allen Z. Ma
SON
Mr.. Frank Turpin, clerk in the land
oaice at Seattle, passed few days
with his parents in this city during
the week
Mrs. ]. p. Judson. of Tacoma, Wis
ted friends in the city during the
week.
Mr.. Geo. n. Talco.t paid visit to
the Queen City las. sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. y ID. Whitney, of the
Occidental hotel. Seattle, are passing
few days in this city.
Miss Flora Freeline, after passing
several months in this city, has left for
EIiensburg, where she will in future
reside During her stay here, Miss
Freeline has made many warm friends
who very much regret her departure.
Mrs. q. NJ. Granger of Tacoma and
Mrs. Chas. Denny of Seattle are spend
ing few days with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Chambers on Cham
bers' Prairie.
Mrs. Ella Irving. after a prolonged
visit with friends in Ellensburg, has
returned to this city.
X. +. Radebaugh, Esq, OF Tacoma,
was in the city during the week.
Mr.. Jas. McReavy, Of Seabeck. is in
the city.
Miss May Sylvester. who has been
in this city since her return from Oak
land, Cal, has gone to Seattle, where
she will reside in the future.
Mr.. Herbert McMicken was in Ia
coma on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. McElroy made
flying trip down Sound during the
week.
DEP. II. Carlyon came in from his
Mason county ranch last Monday and
remained several days in the city.
Mr.. Geo. A. Williams went over To
Portland Wednesday, returning Fri
day.
Mr.. Chas. Burr, of Seattle. made n
brief visit to his Olympia friends dur
ing the week.
Hon Geo. d. shannon, of Hoghum,
was in the city Monday.
Mr. Robert Wingate, OF Tacoma,
spent last Tuesday in the city.
Hon. J. Il. Reavis, of North Yakima,
was in the city during the week.
Major and Mrs. J. X. Hayden are
spending few days with friends in
Vancouver.
Miss Allie Hayden is visiting friends
in Tacoma.
General Corts, OF Angel Island. San
Francisco bay. was i'll the city few
days during the week, the guest of
Major Hayden. Old settlers well re-
member the general rs a young lieu
tenant who was stationed at Fort
Steilacoom about thirty years ago.