The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-28

PERSONAL
Mr. E D. Smith. . AEssr Of Lowell. , in
The city,
Mr.. Lyman 3 more Of Tscoms. Is = the
Rainier
Nj. n. J. Lsvinson, Of Port Townsend. i
in the CITY.
Hon. II. c. Walters. Of EiIensburx. is Il
the Arlington
Judge John r. HORT registered u the
Rainjer yesterday.
Rev. Horsfio ssebbins. wife and daughter.
are af the Rainier.
Ex-Nayos n A. Mclean. Of Vancouver.
b. C., 10 1t the DslIer.
NJ. and Nrs- T. T. Piummer. OF Port
Townsend. are IN the city.
Mn- Mary Bynon Rase. Of C~hautauqua.
Was In the city yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Z II. Pollard, of Shelby
vile. ILL.,. are Ut the Abbott
Judge Thomas Burke il expected 10 re-
turn from New York July 8.
Mr.. w. H. Talbot. United States Indian
agent ~ TuIalip. Is in the city.
Mr.. L. w. Redmond. father Of the town
Of Redmond is 1t the snoqualmie.
Hon. William Mills, OF Boston. Mass, is
in the city. stopping at the Rainier hotel.
Mr.. William sexton. one of the foremost
insurance men of the coast. is in the city.
DIR. E. &. Butler. Of Fidalgo City. is in
Seattle and 10 registered ct theS noqualmie.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A.. None paid .
short visit TO Chautauqua friends yester-
day.
Mrs. r H. Denny and children left yes
terday 70 spend lev weeks At Chautau-
qua
Mr.. e. ". Allen, sup ~rintendent OF the
Portland Exposition. 10 . guest At the Russ
house.
Mr.. Thomas Clancsy. of Gray's Harbor.
an uncle Of the Seattle Caancys Is At the
Snoqualmie.
Mr.. Frank Owen. editor OF the Sfmi-
Weekly Bulletin. published at Aberdeen. is
in the city.
Mr.. d. L. Smith, an old resident OF Seat
tie. IL lying dangerously i'll ct his home
near Ross station.
Mr.. A. d. scrcggy, travelling passenger
agent Of the Union Pacific Railw ~ Com
pany. is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Ralston. prom nent
people Of San Francisco. were registered at
the Diller yesterday.
Mr.. w. s. Sterling. OF Portland, md
Msssrs. A. Ford and H. Clothier, Of Mt.
Vernon. are ut the Diller.
Mrs. w. Lair Hill left here last Thursday
night to visit friends and relatives in Port
land. Albany and Forest Grove.
DR.. and Mrs. Mark Hayter, OF Dallas.
Or. are in the city. the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. F. Smith, on Second street.
Mr.. George @. Piper, of Piper, Ions way
4 Co, returned to the city Yesterday from
. three weeks ~soiourn in the Willamette
valley.
Lieutenant A. Lindsay. OF Troop A, First
cavalry. in amp at American lake, is
visiting his cousin. Mr.. ID. K Brieriey, in
this city.
DR.. L.vi Gilbert, Of Minnesota, will oc-
cupy the pulpit Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church tomorrow, morning and
evening service.
Mr.. H. j. Cresswell, head drahghtsnan
in Architect Stemman's Office, accompa-
MED by his wife. is absent from the city on
apieasure trip to Victoria.
Messrs. Thomas Kelly and Daniel Nc
Leod. prominent iumbermen of Chippewa
Falls. Wis, arrived in the city yesterday
aud are qnartered 1t the DilIer.
Mrs. J. e. McKinnon. wife OF the Frank
lin merchant, Miss ]. r. Ferry of Olympia.
Mrs. c.. +. Jackson Of Snohomish. and
Mrs. r. G. Parker Of Olympia. are at the
~Snoqualmie.
Paddy Smith, the well known scientific
boxer, has been engaged by a number Of
business men as teacher Il the manly Art
In the Diamond Social Club, which they
have just formed.
Judge w. H. Dewitt. one OF the justices
Of the supreme court OF Montana, is in the
city on u trip for recreation. The Judge is
one of the most enthusiastic fishermen in
the state and will probably land q few of
the fiscal tribe in his basket before he re-
turns home.