The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-01-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

Nr. j. r. Ten Eyck Burr, a prominent banker
o. Ca5e1oyIa. n Central Scw 1GEk. ano nAs
wife, are the guests OF Mr.. E. W. McGinnis ar
Burr has considerable money invested In loans
In the bop country. and IS much Impressed Win
the growth OF the city. He and Mrs. Bnrr were
accompanied TO Seattle b. Mrs u. '. barso. OF
Tacoma " no Is A former resident of Cazenovia-
They return hoTne by the way OF san francisco
and the southern Pacific.
gr Melvin G.. wiasfoek, vell-knovn Port
land newspaper man, Is in the city. NJ. WIZ
stock was formerly c0unet ted with the OTeco-
rsGa, but he Is now manager OF the Northwest
News and Literary Bureau, incorpora ted Win
headquarters at Portland. and ne says tie enter
prise y meeting with deserved success ne y
also 0regon'S representative for the New York
World Mr. winstock viii remain Il the city
probably week
Mr.. William Caldwell, who for over two
months has DISCHARGED the duties OF deputy city
attorney with great credit 10 himself and 10 the
city resigned his Office yegterday 20 accept the
more aTdnoas duties OF deputy prosecuting az
sornsy IndsF Mr. Mas W M;IsT N n sh
Union block on Front street.
Mr. Ed Lxnste. an attorney of San Francisco,
arrived in the city yesterday on the steamer cily
OF Paebia. and intends TO locate here MI
Lande is well connected in san Francisco, and
was formerly one OF the attorneys for the sharon
estate.
Mr.. and Mrs James Teddy wen. East yester-
Gay By the Canadian Pacific railroad 10 visit
their friends at Chicago and Joliet They VIII
railroad
Rev. Roderick stebbsns. of Boston. the new
pastor OF the Unitarian church, has arrived in
the city and Is staying Tor the present. a. tue
Rainier hotel He viii preaeh today
Representatives A. A. Plumner and A. Was-
son, and Mr. Luis Snook. OF Port Townsend.
are at the Grand hotel. Mr., Piummer Is a candi-
date for the sIeakersaip.
Mr. C. b. Dillingham;. of Spokane Falls, who
has been az the Rainier hotel FOR several days,
left Yesterday for Tacoma. He viii go from
there 10 Olympia
Mr.. C. Daniels and Mr. W. j. Cotton, of New
York, who are In the city in the interest OF
Frask Lssliss Illustrated Weeksy, are at the Grand
hotel.
Mr.. " C. Herver. OF the Pacific Carpet Com
pauy, Is in the Esst buying goods, and expects
TO return to seatt.e about January 18th
Mr.. R. I. Hazard, Of san Francisco, and Mr..
W. c. Hazard and Miss Hazard, OF Olympia,
are stopping at the Grand hotel.
Mr. W. j. MeEeon. one of the proprietors Of
the Oriental hotel at Victoria, Is among the
guests at the SnDqualznie.
DR.. y. Fred Essig, q prominent resident Of
Spokane Falls and one of the leading physicians
OF the state, is in the city.
sfr. George Weller, of Victoria, registered at
the Snoqualmie Yesterday He Is . br0ther-in-
Law of Dietrich Hsmm-
Mr.. C. C. Mccoy, of Portland, prominent
mail contractor, was al the Arlington hotel yes
ferdry.
Mr.. w. b. sharp, Ny. j. b. WILCOX ana Mr.. L.
II. King, of MarysyilIe. are at the Snoqualmie.
Mr. and Mrs. u. ]. H0f and Master Charles
Hot. OF Fairh4yen, are al the Grand hotel
Mr.. 7. s. Ladder and Mr.. J. W. Diamond, of
Carson, Ia, are az the DilIer hotel.
Mr. Fred H. Lysons and Mrs v. Lysons, OF
snohomish, are at the Arlington
NeIla Brown-Poud and Ida Jennison Low, of
Boston. are az the Rainier hotel
Mr. r. B. Loonnis left yesterday by the North
ern Pacific railroad for Detroit
Mr.D. W. Archer. Of Council Bluffs. is among
the guests at the Rainier.
Mr. and Mrs R. H. Dunn, of Centralia, are at
the Snoqualraie hotel
Mr.. ". l. Meredith left yesterday for trip to
Bellingham bay towns
Mr. l. l. Beaudry, Of Manchester. \. H.. is
stopping at the Dilier-
NJ J. F. Bib, OF Spokane Falls, is at the
Rainier hotel
Mr. A. Dorsey. of Sidney, is staying at the
Arlington.
Mr. Richard Neyins returned yes,erd from
Olympia.
M A. Willing, of Milwaukee is staying at the
Rainier.