The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-06
A NElGHBORLY CALL.
HrPREsE,TArfyE sEs on srarTrg r.r
VISIT 10 sxeaenrsH.
They are afef villa c.raf.r fsr~..-
inss From the Citixeas-A Eeau.f-
fai Thriving Plae~-w what was seen
I'm kanfe EntersaEHed 10 ITaner.

geskessiaF upon The Invitation az ur "
r fhcrneu. general manager Of ne @.sa..
ile- Lake Shore 4 Eastern raf1wnx. r.@,..
tsrs Of sae Seattle Tsa-tf If Trxsss anf ~
tAa11ber Of CosaMeree 10 The nnrsfe-
u about %. paid visit 10 the .hrfxfnv
iissae city Of suehenafsh. A xpe~sas COACH.
was atlaenesi 10 the regular train leaving
hsEe AZ s19 4. n aEss in II the so,iowinr
EtnsAeEneH took seals: Ex-Haynr Henry 1,
leS4efs ar. George b. Aaair, president 81
the BOARD Of Trade Mr. Charles n XII
sinGff. secretary. Mr.. ]. Furth. cashier OF
sae Puget sound National bank. Mr.. q m
Harris president of the F1rst National
bank; dr. Angus Macintosh. president 81
Merchants National bank; Mr.. u n
AeDongaii, manager for Tokias, Singer
man 4 Co.. Mr.. 9. r. Raymond. Of Treen 4,
haE mosid; Mr.. Grifssh Davies, of g. DaTies
4 co. Mr.. z. Lobe. Of T. Lobe & Co.
Mr. W. r BOYD. Of W. p. Boyd & Co.; Mr..
II. Hezner. Of Hesfner 4 Dishor: Mr.. d.
kellogg, president Puget sound Hide Co.
Mr- J. T. chllb@rg. OF n. ehiIherg L son.
M A. B. Stewart. Of the Stewart & Holmes
Drug Company; Mr. J. Frguenthal, OF
Ffaaeuthal Bros. Mr.. X Goftstein. Of NJ.
q X. Gottsiein. Ar. o. W. Lynch, OF Lynch
& Wood: Mr.. W. II. Pamphrey, OF VI. III.
Humphrey & Co.; Mr.. Geo W. yining, vice
president Of the Northwestern Cracker
Company; Mr.. ]. schram, of J, schram a
Co.: Mr.. Charles A. Wright, Of Haley &
wright; Mr.. J. y. Jackson, of the Lownan
d Hanford Stationery and Printing Com.
paay, and MessEs Geo. b. Kirtinger. j. ].
MefsilyrR, z. e. Miles r. W. wald. r. W.
Prosch. Joseph 4. Mes aught, W. A. Has
bTcEek, K. G. wsshburn. Capt g. W. Cove.
Capt. w. z. Ballard, VI. K Madiock i,
lA-4Eder Miller, j. J. Post, Judge o. Jacobs.
Henry W Miller. Mr Fisher, OF Philadel.
phia. aad Posi- IsrELLgs EscER man.
Accom- papylag the party were Mr.. Thor
nell. general manager. and Mr. NJ Keith
Jonss, train master of the Seattle, Lake
Shore & Eastern. The ride along the city
front and as far as Lake Washington gave
many OF the exeursionists an opportunity
70 see for the trst time the various extern
stye improvement " hich have been going
on during the past season and are stiii IN
progress. Judging from the expressions OF
surprise from nearly every one, ii would
seem that a great many business aud pro-
fesSionai men Of seattle are so engrossed
with their Own yoeasions that they cannot
keep track of what others are doing In the
way OF big things. Much interest was mani
tested b. tue party in the great improve
tAAE1As tstf EEtttsHe ri 13laftfs q.
in the leEg bridge over Salmon bay lead
ing 20 the property Of the West Coast I'm
proyeln.nl Co, Where the ereosoting works
and large saW mill are i'm course Of con
strnefiof. aaa brick yards In operation, fo
say nothing u the general development in
other directions. Denny d Hoyt's saw
MIL at Lake Union, the big laundry, aa
extensive store building, dozen or mofe
dwellings IN course of erection, aud
an Immense Amount OF Clearing
Hext attracted attention. Then eanie
Union hsy and BayenBa Park where
the slightly broksB country is rapidly be-
ing .eautified IS liberal expenditure Of
money. Further out, on the shores of Lake
Washington, ware seen a score of slightly
places evidently selected for country seats
By men OF wealth, who already have be-
gun the work 81 preparing tue grounds By
removing the HnGerDrHsh aud burning the
smaller timber. Each Of these places com
maaas fac view OF ihe beautiful lake.
AT sSoHoafsH
Pronptly al Il o'clock the train pulled
up at the Suohomi-h station, where
Aessrs. Isaac Ca.heaFs and f.. G. Ferguson,
two OF the leading citizens and the most
eaterprising men OF the place met the ex-
enrslonIsts, eseOrtiHg theta 10 the penob-
scot house The party divided into small
groups aud visited various parts Of the city.
under restrictions TO return at | o'clock for
dinner. AZ that hour not single member
failed to respond 10 the roll call. After
iilsposing OF the feast of good things which
the people Of Snobomish hai provided. the
party was called - order by President
AGsiF, who moved Il vote OF thanks to the
citizens OF saalomish for their hospitality.
Ii was carried by q unanimous vote.
Mr.. Ferguson expressed 10 the rcprcsen-
latiTe men 81 the Queen City the gragiaea.
ton which the daughter of the Queen felt
al their presence, aud suggested that II any
~ the visitors had brought written
speeches With them. to hand the Isauu-
script 20 the newspapers. Great lnughferl
As the guests waaied 70 sce the Town. There
was 80 time for taking.
The tine Until half-past three was de-
yased To taking coed look at the heanti.
ftj, thriving town, and 10 the people Of
su0homlsA and seattle getting better ae-
qnsintssi vita each other Escort was
gwen the visitors to the depot, whore just
before the train started three rousiug
cheers were sent up for the hospisabic
people OF snohonish, and they returned
the compliment with tiger
TN the return trip vote OF thanks WAS
rendered General Manager Thornell for his
courtesy. lie made brief speech, prom
ising for the Seattle. Lake shore & Eastern
railway lis best efforts az all times 10 pro-
mote the interests OF seattle aud Of the
country tributary 10 the eompaay's lines.