The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-20
PERSONAL SOCIAL NEWS.

Mr.. Harrfe varian has disposed OF his interest
IN the Port Townsend Coll and has gone 10
Brooklyn, n. Y. He is recognized as one OF the
cleverest newspaper men on the Coast, and may
be expected to win laurels IN the new field he
has chosen. During several years service In
Journalism on the Coast he maintained high
reputation for excellent work, inviolable In
tegrity and gentlemanly demeanor.
Mr.. John E. Aver has returned from trip
through the mining region. Together with an
expert he was prospecting in Index mountain
and one night lost the trail. They had no al.
tentative but to lie down by the wayside and
take the chance IS to nocturnal providers.
Miss Amanda Norman left for the East
Wednesday night by way of the Canadian Pa
cifc- She goes to Ohio where she will spend
several months visiting with her parents. she
will stop of several days in Canada with friends.
Miss Mary Sweeney, grand president OF the
Young Ladies' Institute of the United States Is
in the city and is the guest of Mrs. Terrence
oBrien. The mission of the lady is to organize
branches of the Young Ladies' Institute
Mayor Harry White was royalty received at
his old home In Aurora, Neb. The citizens
turned out and honored him with a popular re-
ception, and many warmly congratulated aim
On his success in Seattle.
Mr.. E. T. Harshman, q young lawyer OF this
city. has returned from visit in the Middle
states, and Is now numbered among the bene-
diets Mrs. Harshman was formerly Miss Ellen
Eeh OF Windham, o.
Miss Barnes, who has been for some time
member of the choir of the First Methodist
Episcopal church, left on Saturday for Califor-
mia, where she viii reside.
Mr.. P. D. Hughes, Mr.. J. J. Burns and MT.
James F. MeElroy have returned from Watson
vile, where they went to attend the Grand
Council of the I. 81. /.
Mayor Grant, of Victoria, was In town on Fri
la and ivad in QrE p
ment OF the generous hospitality shown By his
city to Seattle visitors.
Miss Phillips, who is visiting Mrs. W. z.
Boone, viii remain in Seattle much longer than
she originally intended, to the qualification OF
her many friends.
Miss Addie George returned yesterday to her
home In Portland, having spent several pleasant
months in Seattle as the guest OF the family OF
Mr.. Jesse George.
Mrs ]. A. stadelman, of Port Ludlow, who
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Payne, of North Seattle, the past week, returned
home yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Richardson leaves on 3 tour Of the
Sound cities Tuesday. She will visit Anacortes,
Fsirhaven, Whatcom and Lynden, and be absent
two weeks.
Miss Mabel Filkins Is having very fine time
on her European trip. This is learned from
letters received by members Of the young lady's
family.
Mr.. and Mrs C. NJ. Anderson and Miss Ander-
son returned to Seattle on Wednesday from a
months trip 10 the foothills of Mount Rainier.
Mr. C. II. Noble is or chasing bears and
angling for fish in the Olympics. He will re-
turn about the latter part OF the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Stein, of Denver, are
in the city on q visit to Mr.. Henry W. Stein, of
the PosT-INTELLIGENCER, and family.
Mr.. E. B. Downy and Mr.. Josiah Collins are
N Erio IN
have heard of their daring exploits.
Mr.. W. B. Goodwin has been in Seattle, on his
return from San Francisco, for q week, and will
leave for the East tomorrow.
Miss Josephine Noble goes east this week to
complete her college studies. Next summer the
young lady will go abroad.
Mr.. Edward o. Thompson, ir., who has been
in Seattle for some time, will return Eas tperma-
nently during this week.
Mr.. Herbert w. Taylor, president of the Native
Sons of California, has about recovered from his
late illness.
Mrs. J. J. Bell, OF Oakland, Cal, is visiting her
son-in-law and daughter, DR.. and Mrs. w. II.
Hilton.
Mra Hewey, who has been In Seattle some
time, returned to her home In Portland last
week.
Mr. z. B. Webster, OF the O. g. N, IA visiting
his sister, Mrs. @. G. Lyon, in Queen Anne town.
MI george X carter naS gene 10 new OK,
called hither by the serious illness Of his father
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Lowman will leave on
Wednesday for six weeks trip 10 the East.
Deputy Comptroller Tyler entertained Clifton
E. Jameson, mayor of Montesano, last week.
Mrs. Alice NJ. Aiken, who has been i'll since
the death of her child, is now convalescing.
Mr.. T. II. Rasin, who has been absent for
quite a while, has returned to the city.
Mr.. J. W. Young, of Seattle, has gone to Port
land to visit the exposition there.
Mr.. Fred Furth, brother of Mr.. Jacob Furth, is
in Seattle visiting the latter.
Judge and Mrs. B. F. Dennison, OF Olympia.
were in the city last week.
Master Clayton Crawford viii return home
this week from California.
ilMrs. Angus Macintosh, with her son and
daughter, are at san Jose.
MI Willie Wilson will 60 East on pleasure in
the month of October.
Mr.. John P. Gale has retured from an ex-
tended Eastern tour.
The Hon. win D. Jenkins, of New whstcom,
was in the city.
Miss Strong, Of Tacoma, is the guest of Miss
Carter.
Mr.. Phil Stewart has been North on business.
trip.
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