The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-14

rat. where they will spend the winter. The
fsmiiy returned . few dsys ago frum IN ex-
tended visit in the Eastern states Mr.. Bon
bright ID one al the pioneers of Tacoma, having
settled here when Tacoma IVES . small VILLAGE.
Miss Felicia Fsfrer. daughter Of the general
manager OF the Mexican Central railroad, &C
mpanied by Miss Ida Sheppard. OF Batopiias,
Mexico. passed through the city Wednesday on
their way to Port Townsend % visit friends
Robert 7. Saunders, con Of Captain ". c.
Saunders, Of this city. left Monday for Boston,
to resume his studies at the Massachusetts
School OF t. hn,lo9y. He has half completed
four years course In civil engineering
W. Grsmbs. Of Seattle. agent for the Edison
Electric com pany, was in the city He had just
signed . consrac, with the Meekef syndicate for
plaat and Loo lights for the streets and hetel
In Puyallup TO coss about $4,000
Mr.. z. c. Follansbee. the travelling agent OF
the united CHICAGO & Northwestern and Van
derbils system Of railroads, 10 in the city. He
says there will be large immigration to Puget
sound this fall aud winter.
Colonel H. T. Garresson, secretary Of the har-
Dor line commission, who has been confined 10
MS home for the past two weeks with typhoid
fever. 10 very low but IL Ia thought that he will
soon rally and recover
Judge Cabins and daughter returned from
Olympia Wednesday evening The judge 10
quite Ill from the effec OF severe cold and the
news received Sunday that his mother was lying
ct the point OF seath.
Assistant Cashier W. G. Heller. Of the Traders'
bank. was yesterday afternoon chosen manager
OF the Tacoma Clearing House Association. TO
succeed 8. D. Dusinbefre, who resigned 10 60 to
Puyailup.
Brlgadier-General A. p. Curry, commander Of
the First brigade, N. g. w., passed through Ia
coma Tuesday evening. en- route to Olympia to
attend the NEE ing of the state military board.
4. K. Hiscock son of senator Hiscock OF New
York. has returned from . trip to his Eastern
nome. He will take up his residence in this
city and his family will soon join him.
Mrs Smith, Miss Smith, Miss Estelia Smith and
Lizzie Smith, prominent society people OF Port
land, are In the city. Miss Lizzie will attend the
Anuie Wright seminary.
The Rev. H. Curl left this week to assume
charge OF his new pastorste at Slaughter. He
was pastor OF the Epwcrtn II. < church during
the past year.
Nj. aud Mrs r. F. Lacey entertained Judge
W. b Barnum and son. Of Chicago. at dinner
Thursday evening, at their residence on North
street
J. II. Williams, of Augusta. Me-, brother.in.
law Of Speaker Reed of the national House of
Representatives, registered at the Fife this
week.
MI. c. w. Armour. of Kansas CITY, nephew of
rnli u. Armour, the PORK king. 10 al the Tacoma
again after brief trip through the Sound coun-
try.
Mr.. Fred L. Presbrey, manager Of the new
Fairasven hotel. made the city q flying busi-
ness visit tn s week.
Mr.. w. Coiner has returned from the ma
tions eacampment. Sous OF Veterans, ct st. Jo-
seph. No.
Mr.. C. g Bridges cashier of the Washington
Nsti nal bank, r turned Thursday from bust.
mss trip.
Mr. Aian MackAy and Mr. C. w. Toz T. Al
Fort Wrangel, Alaska, registered At the Fife
Thursday.
The engagement Is announced OF Joseph Msr.
tin. OF this city, and Miss Annie Cohn, OF Seat
tie.
I. W. Means and wife. of Fairhaven, spent
part OF the week in town visiting friends.
Mr.. Isaac w. Anderson, OF the Tacoma Land
Company. yisted Portland this week.
Ex-Counciiman J. e. Houghton IL back from
ten days trip to San Francisco.
Lieutenant E L. Higgins. q. A., regis
tered at the Tacoma Friday.
M. J. J. Browne and son, OF Spokane Falls,
were In town yesterday.
Sher q McGraw, of King county, was In town
this week.
Judge W. Lair Hill. of seatle, was in the city
Tuesday.