The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-06
Personal.

J. ". Currie, of Edmonds, 10 at the Diller.
C. A. Lundy, of Port Angeles, is at the occi-
dental hotel.
Thomas W. Fisher and T. n Mcbride, of Port
Townsend, are at the Occidental.
W. G. Tanner, of Mott, Cal, is in the city, the
guest of Mr. and Mrs E. l. Hallsnbeck-
w. K. Widell lett last night for San Francisco
TO accept position on the Pacific Rural Press
DIR. f. Z. Lyle, Mrs. d. ]. Cain and Miss ida
Sullivan, of Edmonds. are at the Northern
hotel.
j. o'Neil, of Victoria, is in the city Mr. o'Neii
formerly represented the observation-disclosures
in his city.
William III. c. Fowler, of San Francisco, secre-
tsry OF the California Insurance Company, 10 at
the Rainier hotel.
Major G. w. Caiderwood, wife and two chill
dren have been Frustrated with Ia grippe for
more than week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar C. Conner and Mrs. w. NJ
Hilton lett for san Francisco on the steamer
Umaiilla last night.
Word has been received in this city that Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Ranke sailed on Wednesday from
New York for Germany. Mr.. Ranke was in good
general health and spirits.
Mrs Gilbert, wife of Rev. Dr. Levi Gilbert, left
suddenly last night for Winona, MINI, being
summoned by the serious illness of her father.
Her daughters aud youngest son accompanied
her. DIR. Gilbert and the Older boys will remain
until his work is supplied here.
Captain C. J. Moves, of Mount Vernon, is at
the Diler hotel, suffering somewhat from an
attack of the grip He is on his way to Tacoma
with boom of logs. Yesterday he said: "The
outlook in the lumber business is improving,
aud logs are bringing better price in the
market"
A. A. Phillips, president of the First National
bank of Olympia, arrived at the Rainier yester-
day. MIR Phillips first came To this state in
ls60. and after residence on WILDLY island
moved 20 Olympia For fourteen years he was
the Thurston county auditor and about ten
years ago he with others formed the First Ma
tional bank, having bought out private bank
there
J. J. Stewart, Of Salt Lake City, was at the Oc-
eidental hotel yesterday, having come TO Port
land on business and Seattle for pleasure He
is secretary OF the Utah, Nevada & California
Railroad Company, corporation which has
been formed TO build liue from Salt Lake City
to Los Angeles or san Diego. "one of our OBJ
ects," said Mr. Stewart last night, sis to tap the
Southern California coal fields"
IL. r. Mann, who has been register of the
United states land office at Buffalo wyo, il
stopping at the Grand hotel. Mr. Mann. who
has been Tor twelve years resident OF Wyom-
ing, 10 now looking for a location in this state
In speaking of politics yesterday he said that
Cleveland for president The Republicans are
divided between Blaine and Harrison.
J. f. Forbes, Butte attorney, is at the Rainier
hotel with his wife aud child. They are now on
their way home from q trip 10 California Mr..
Forbes Is a thorough Montana man, Tor he went
into that state ia 1868, when he was q boy of g.
and he has seen the mining camps grow into
cities. "When first lived ut Helena said he
"there was a single street with cabins running
up what was known the Last Chance
Guieh.'"