The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-02

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Three hundred scholars. trarke-~
parents and guardians ayaile-I thc,..,'
selves Of the days amuseruenfs ard
returned IN the evening 4. ss,eir~-lr
iseiing happy. and well pleased witt,
| toe aAy enjoyment.
rKRsosAL.
NJ. !. Lafour has returned from his
visit 10 San Franeisco.
Miss Sears of Portland Is visiting
Miss Clara Wilson OF North Seattle.
Miss Phillips Of Olympia i visiting
sirs. w a. Harrington on Ninth strass
Miss Bean of Gan Frznciser, i visit
ing the family OF w. b. Jones orr Fifth
and jefferson streets.
DR.. Il. A. Smith, one Of seattIe.s
most respected pioneers, has returned
from visit to California.
Mrs. Thos. f. Jones. wife of Conn
Gilman Jones. leaves on Monday for
ILLINOIS, 10 witt her relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Stone leave Sc.
attic IN a few days for Aurora. M
nois, where they expect to spend the
| winter.
Mr.. and Mr.. Bafly Gatzert are e,;1t
soJ0urping at Bann Springs. Rrifiss,
home.
Mrs D. J. saeknan OF Port Blake
iey spent The greater part OF the week
10 Seattle, IN the interest of the paper
| carnival.
Mrs. NJ A. Gaffney is building a
handsome residence ON her Ninth
street property, 70 be occupied by her
self and family.
Mrs. NJ. A. Jones, who has been alb.
sent several months visiting relatives
and TRENDS IN Illinois. returned home
during the week.
| Mrs. Buel and Miss Buei of San
Francisco have been visiting the fami.
~ Of Mr.. George w. Harris In seattle
during the past week.
Messrs. James McElrov VIM. Emer-
son and Peter Madigan were. on Wed
nesday evening. Initiated as members
OF the Young Men's Institute.
Capt. d. II. Ward, master of the
bark z. q. Whitmere, accompanied
By Mrs. Ward. spent couple OF DAYS
IN Seattle last week, and attended the
carnival
Miss Miller. daughter OF B. s. Miller.
and Miss Brooks, daughter Of Collec-
lor Brooks OF Port Townsend, are
spending few day with Miss Pontius
OF Sesttle
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Hughes viii
leave Seattle on Monday for a trip TO
the Eastern states, and before they re-
turn, will visit Mr. Hughes birthplace
on Prince Edwards Island
4 private letter from Mr.. r. :. Bris-
cal, who i sojourning at Eureka
Springs. Arkansas, states that at iirst
he improved very rapidly, but latterly
he bias not been doing 80 we'll
Mr.. Ed. VI. Smithers OF this county.
whose parents reside at Renton. il
now in the boot and shoe business in
Denver, Colorado. and writes that he
= prospering and enjoying good
health.
Messrs. j. &. Haines and x, c.
| Washburne, who have been on a
canoeing expedition in British Colsm-
bin, arrived home Friday. evening.
| They report having had very pleas
ant time.
The many friends Of Miss Eva Gill
| land. viii be pleased to learn that
since her return 10 her Napa City
home her health has greatly improved
and that she expects To return to the
Sound in the spring.
Miss Marguerite Boardman. sister
of Mrs. j. h. Metcalf and Mr.. Frank
! Il. Boariman. left by the Umatilla
| Friday evening 10 visit friends In Cali
forDia. She will spend a month or
more in san Francisco.
Mrs. Paul r. Mohr gave a delightful
tea to Mr. and Mrs. ID. II. Gilman on
Friday evening, which was attended
| he Ian INF IN fs4ar.Ea 4
| Mcdonald also entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilman AZ similar tea.
Mr.. H. X. Howard who has been
co iined 20 his home during the past
month with severe spell OF sickness
the first since he was childis now
rapidly meuding. His little son Dennis
Il threatened with typhoid fever.
Messrs. Ed &. Cheasty and Henry
Miller will leave Seattle on Monday for
Sacramento. 20 attend the grand coun-
ell OF the Young Mems Institute for
the Pacific coast, TO be held IN that
city during the coming week.
Mr.. J II. Polly has been appointed
agent Of the Oregon RailwaT Il
Navigation Company at Seattle and
has entered upon his duties. Mr..
Polly was formerly in the company's
service at Tacoma and viii be found a
very capable and obliging official.
Prosecuting Attorney Ronald went
10 Portland yesterday. and il was inn
possible TO obtain q confirmation or
denial of the report that he is 10 be
nominated on the Democratic ticket
for representative in the territorial
council in place Of Hon. Joseph Foster
| who has declined.
Mcssrs. w. T.. Jones and Nelson
Chilberg have arranged 10 take a trip
90 the Eastern states together. and viii
leave about the middle of the week
They are both wei known and pros
porous merchants, and will rsake their
trip one OF business and pleasure com
bined.
Mrs. II. Campbell and her son
George. who came out from Man
chester. y IL. in company with Mr.
| niekev. have gone To Iowa To visit
friends Miss George Downs. who
came out from the East in the same
party, has gone to California 60 visit
relatives and friends.
Mr.. BYRON Phelps. an inventor Of
no mean ability. accompanied hy his
son Carl, arrived here from Kansas a
few days ago and are booking for To-
cation 90 engage IN the manufacturing
business. Mr.. Phelps i cousin of
Councilman Thomas +. Jones, who,
OF course. viii endeavoT 20 induce him
10 locate in this city.
Mr.. Geo. W. Hall and family, who
have been rooming IN the Bellevue
house since their return from Cali
| fOrnia, have moved into their bes0ti'
full home corner OF Tenth and Virginia
streets. A. W Eagle and family who
occupied the Hall resi1enC5 are now
in their new home on Tenth street.
Mr.. Robert Abrams, having got his
family comfortably located at Medical
Lake, returned 20 Seattle yesterday 10
hook after his business affairs. He
states that there are fully 500 persons
one the shores OF the lake, aud that il
I i a most pleasant community To live
in. His family viii remain there until
the LIST Of October.
Lieut.. Edward Burr, Z. ;. A, in
| charge of the government work at the
| Cascades Of the Columbia, i at the
/ Occidental. Mr. Burr Is accompanied
hy his wife, formerly Miss Katharine
| Green or Portland. and his mother
and sister vi ~. Louis. No. The Ia
dies will remain in Seattle while Mr..
/ Burr goes 60 Bellingham bay 20 hives
tigate the stone quarrie, there
Mrs. CAPTAIN David Gilmore left for
Walla Walla on FRIDAY 10 SPEND few
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