The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-29
BREyTTIEs.

Godfrey Mellne was discharged from
Grace hospital yesterday. He has entirely
recovered from his attack OF typhoid fever.
The Lenora street stairway between
Front and Second streets Is about completed
and viii be ready for public use in few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Simpson and Mr.. g.
". CofFOth. OF Chicago, who are taking IN
the beauties of Puget sound, are registered
al the seagraye.
Chief kellogg OF the a-e department.,
will next week Start mis- son, Edward c. IN
the drug business in Victoria, b. g., where
the latter has resided for the past two years.
william +. Henderson, of Day post-ef-
fee Clarion county, Penn. has written TO
the -IxTELLIGES CgR in reference to his
son, William N. Henderson, who came TO
Seattle and bought six or seven lots three
years ago.
Nj C. +. Baldwin. the new auditor at
Seattle Tor the Oreron Railway & NaYiga-
ton Company. assumed charge OF the office
Yesterday morning. Mr. J. g. Jones, his
predecessor, left here for 81. Paul Sunday
evening.
The Seattle Social Turn Vereia has reor-
gsnized its dramatic section for the winter
ments under the management of Mr.. II.
| T. Weiss.g The section now has an active
membership OF fifteen.
Mr.. G. r. Conover returned from San
Francisco sunday evening. He reports
that there Is quite colony OF Seattleites in
the metropolis, among whom are III. q.
StFuve J. II. McGraw, :. Il. Frazier. o. z.
Anderson, j. +. Mcknight and Thomas
Ewing.
Declarations 81 intention to become citi-
+ zens of the United States we're filed with
{ the clerk ot the district court yesterday by
Henry Hermann. and Rupert Els
ner. ol Germany James Watt and Walter
+ Cooper OF Great Britain, and Charles John
/ ston, of Norway.
! The meeting OF the Young Woman 5
[ Temperance Union will be held on Tuesday
afternoon Of O'Clock at the hGne OF Miss
/ Florence Adams, IL Eighth street. An in
( tefestinR course OF residing will be begun at
t this meeting, and all Young ladies' are most
cordially invited 20 attend.
/ Mr. G., L. Burrows and Mr. Ezra Rust of
Saginaw, Mich. are spending few days in
seattle as guests OF the seagrave. Mr..
/ Burrows and Mr.. smith, whe are largely
interested in the lumber business in Michi-
gam may invest largely in Puget sound
timber land, before returning home
William Jackson. Of Gilman. who was
arrested by Constable Robinson, Sunday
night; on the complaint of ]. W. Faiuy.
charging him with stealing lumber, was be-
fore Justice Miller yesterday. Sufficient
evidence 20 hold hin, was wanting. and the
court after hearing the case dismissed the
charge.
The case Of The three gamblers, Frank
Joseph Thomas Smith and Thomas Bur.
ton. who were admitted to ball on s75 each
for their appearance before Judge Rivers
Yesterday afternoon. we're continued tu 70.
day. for the reason that eiril case oecu-
pieu the attention vt the court unit! after
the tine set FOR the hearing
general SO, table is 20 bo held at Plym-
onth church corner of Third and Uniyer-
stfy street thts evening from - - 10 p.
m II is hoped by The managers that there
vii he a tull gathering of members Of the
charth and congregation also OF strangers
choosing this as their place at worship.
An epteFtsiumenj Of singing addressos.
ana Rotations viii occupy part OF the
evening
Howard &, Walters sn6 Ienaey r. Wal.
iers tiled IN the copnty Agdstors office yes
terdav plat Of the central addition Ca
Fast Tacoma. The tract is 81 uAted In the
southeast quarter at the oGtheast quarter
a section 2 township y north range east,
Fierce county. IL consists az twelve blocks.
The following streets are named Folsom,
North Lake West Lake. a. +. {. and tao
unnamed avenues,