The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-09
Notes About Persons.

Mrs. ID. K. Howard and daughter, Neliie, Miss
Ranke, Miss Mamie Ranke, Miss CARA wilson,
and Masters Willie and Dannie HOWARD, nave
returned from several weeks outing at seaoeck,
Hoodsport and Lake Cushman. Mr. Alex
snder Ranke spent the last week OF tneu out
ing with them.
Mrs. NJ g. Billings, of Oakland, Cal. and Mrs.
6. E. Dayton, of Portland, are In the CITY, tns
guests of Judge r. A. Mcdonald at his home at
Green lake. Mrs BiIlingsis an aunt ana Mrs..
Dayton q cousin of Mrs. Mcdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel L. Crawford win move
into their new home on Fourteentn street,
between Madison and Marion, early this week
Mr.. A. Krug and Mr.. D. Rohlfs went on Friday
to WILDLY island for a brief vacation. Tney
will return on Monday with their families
Mr.. a. schacht Mr. Charles Dietz and Mr..
Andrew Heinrich left on Wednesday with their
families for an outing on WILDLY Island.
Mr. Joseph Shipper viii lecture next Thurs
day morning at the Conservatory OF Arts on
"Elocution and It's Relation 70 Music.
Mr.. Bob Campbell is at Lake Cushman, where
he is rapidly regaining health and strength.
Mrs Campbell will shortly rejoin him.
Mrs. Jessup, of salem, Or, who has been
visiting friends in Seattle during the past
month, left for home Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin G. winstock have taken
up their residence at 1.2S1 Main street Mrs.
Wlnetock Is at nome Inursoays
Rev and Mrs D. c. Garrett win shortly leave
for the East to visit friends and relatives. They
will remain away until the fall
DIR. and Mrs. J. w. Kesler are in the city, the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. w. J. Grambs,
and will remain several weeks.
Rev. Wallace Nutting returned yesterday from
the Colmen camp to preach today, but viii re-
join the party on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs J. A. Moore are going this week
on a visit to Nova Scotia, and will probably be
gone several months.
Mr.. Otto Ranke will probably get settled this
week in his new house on the corner OF Tenth
and Madison streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Macintosh started for
California Saturday, TO place their son and
daughter at school.
Mr.. FL. L Outline is angling for trout in the
south fork of the Skikomish river, and meeting
with great success.
Professor R. B. Bryan was In the city on
Wednesday evening on his return from the To
ronto convention.
Miss Lee, for some weeks past the guest of
Miss struye. left on Tuesday for her home at
Fort Vancouver.
Mr. w. E. Bailey has returned from q very
pleasant visit to Pennsylvania and other East
ern states.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. v. Ellis and Miss J. Rowell
are paying visit to Dr.. Fl. F. Smith, of 9l4 Sec
ond street.
Mr. Fred z. Sander. who has spent his vaca-
cation in the Yellowstone park, has returned
home.
Mr.. r. II. Goldie has returned TO Seattle after
four months trip to England and the CONT
nent.
Rev. Richard A. Bell Is visiting the Rev. Mr..
McKinnon at his residence near Lake Washing
ton.
Mr. Frederick Jordan will leave tomorrow for
Oakland. Cal, to attend the Hopkins academy.
Mr. NJ NJ Carraher was called East on Wednes-
day evening by the serious illness OF his father
Mr. F. L. Schulz, graduate of Wabash col
lege, Is spending fewdays in and about Seattle.
Mrs. J. Lawrence Johnson and family wiz
shortly 60 TO the mountains on their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard B. siauson have re-
turned from their outing on WILDLY island.
Mr.. N. J. Levinson was In Seattle last week
chatting pleasantly with his many friends.
Mrs. z. F. Heroy, of Portland, is in the city
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Alice N. Akin.
Mr. Frank Noble, who has been camping on
Orcas island for two weeks, has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. n. Baxter and family have
gone to the mountains for brief outing.
Mr.. and Mira William Parsons leave tomorrow
to spend few days at snoqualmie falls.
Colonel T. NJ. Reed and family are pleasantly
spending the vacation at Lake Crescent
DR.. and Mrs. F. W. Harrell have departed for
G ilInan. their place OF future residence.
Mrs. Anna E. Higgins, of San Francisco, is the
guest of her son, Mr.. Harry w. Higgins.
Miss May r. Hayden, of Portland. Or, 10 Wis
ting friends on south Twelfth street.
Judge and Mrs Lichtenberg and their son left
for a voyage to Alaska on Thursday.
Mr.. W. Ogden, of Olympia, Is visiting MI. C.
N. Austin st the James Stree. Club.
Miss Buck, who has been stopping with Mrs
J. c. Haines, left the city yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Hart Hixon, of Whatcom. Is visit
Ing Miss Cailie Gillette, of this city.
Miss Nellie Crawford has returned from q
months pleasant visit TO Centrsia-
Mrs. VIII H. Parry has returned to the city
from pleasant outing at Seabeck-
Mr. C. C. Swain, of Martinez, Cal, 10 visiting
his daughter, Mrs F. H. Cass
Mr.. P. A. oFarrell, Of Tacoma, was in the
city on Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. J. o. Hestwood has returned from q short
vacation at Wildly island.
Ex-Governor Miles C. Moore, OF Walla Walls,
was in Seattle last week
Mr.. G. F. Fay paid visit on Thursday to Gen.
tralis and Winlock
Mr.. and Mrs. A J. ellis and family have re-
moved TO Olympia
Mr.. J. B. Jordan will spend the week recreat-
ing at Hood canal
Mrs. Bruce, OF New York. is visiting Mrs B. F.
Bush.
Mr.. Alvord has returned 70 his home at Port
land.
Miss Neyins departed for the East on Tuesday.