The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-04

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Miller, A. Fortlouis and family, u. Korn and
wife, William Toland: Portiand-A. Olson, &.
w. Enos, Mrs. Dora Johnson, William Sherlock,
Miss Lottis Sherlock, John K bavies; Snohom-
fsh-T. l. Lamb, J. E. Burgon: Wslla wallis
c. B. McCulloch: Palmer. Peterson: sprague
B. Elletson and son; Marysville-A Geftings;
Maywood-A. J. Pirkey and wife; Garner, Ia
n. n. Brockway, E. B. Brockway; Norway
Andrew Dahl; Pasco-E. p. Kuhl and wife;
North Yakima-Mrs. P. Bounds and son, D. T.
Lesh and family: Everett--E. Bast and wife,
Z. G. Bast; Spoksne-George II. Leghorn; Ei-
lsusburg--B. B. Kelliher; Bowling Green, Ky
Merge Clark; Durham-James MCGUIRE; Bur.
nett-C. H. Burnett.
Notes About Society People.
Miss Mamie Boardman has returned from
California
Ew Parsons is spending some days in Vic
toria, b c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thurman are at Harrison
Hot Springs.
Miss Seymour, OF Tacoma, returned nome on
Thursday last.
Miss Emma Vincent IL visiting friends on
WILDLY island.
Mr.. Clarence Preston has gone to Tolt Tor
few days fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs d. p. Bowman left for Chicago
on Thursday last.
MI. A. B. Stewart has just recovered from
TWO weeks 1LlneSS.
Colonel and Mra 7. n. Reed have returned
from Lake Crescent
Miss Laura Pauley leaves this week Tor visit
to relatives at Whatcom.
Mrs T. b. Corey and the Misses Corey left
Thursday for Port Angeles.
Mrs H Clay Eversole has returned from her
summer sojourn at Lake Crescent
Mrx Guy Richards, daughter OF Rev. James
Cheal, has returned to San Francisco.
Miss Mexe King has been appointed organist
at Trinity Methodist Episcopal church.
Miss Lulu satterthwaite, OF Mount Pleasant.
Ia. is visiting her cousin, Mrs. T. A. Hill.
Miss Carrie Best. of Salt Lake, the guest Of
Miss Ruff, leaves soon for her Salt Lake home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Marshall returned from
the East Thursday after quite an extended
visit
Mrs Grin Phelps, mother Of Mr.. Byron Phelps.
has returned from q delightful visit to WILDLY
island.
Miss Edmunds, OF Tacoma, expects to remain
for a couple Of weeks, and viii b the guest OF
Mira Reich.
MI. G. e. N. Pratt 10 Of on an extended tour
through the East, Warrington City. New York,
Boston, etc.
Miss Lillian Axtell, Of Ida Grove. Ia. arrived
In Seattle Thursday last and viii teach in the
Columbia school.
Beginner classes for ladies and gentlemen,
commencing Monday and Wednesday evenings
Standard Academy.
Mrs. Tuthill and Miss Tuthill, OF Portland,
who have been visiting Miss Strive. left for
home on Friday last.
Miss Sarah B. Foley left the city on Thursday
night for Ellensburg, WASH, where she will At
tend the State Normal school.
The Misses shallenberger leave Seattle tomor-
row for Portland, going thence east by way OF
Salt Lake. the Yellowstone. etc.
Miss Jessie n. Steele. recently selected to
teach In the schools here, arrived from her home
in Howard, Kan, on Thursday last
Dr. J. b. Eagleson and wife Left for New York
on Thursday last on their way to Scotland. The
doctor goes for special medical course.
Mra Fanny Perry Gage left on Thursday for
Snohomish to begin the work of teaching sing
ing in the public schools for the ensuing year.
Miss Lolita Osborn, the accomplished daughter
OF Hon. Richard Osborn, leaves on Tuesday for
Bloomington, ILL.,, where she will remain . year
visiting friends.
Miss Gretchen Piper and Miss Graves are con.
sidering flight eastward before long to accom-
pany Miss Stockbridgs on her return to her
Washington home
yesterday, at the Chamber OF Commerce. MrA
Raynor, of Tacoma; Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Watson
and Mr.. J. d. Atkinson.
Mrs. J. Arthur Turner aud two children ar.
rived in Seattle On Sunday morning last from
Lansing, Mich. They are visiting Mrs. Amos
Turner at 1,6l9 Fourth street
The Misses johnson, OF San Francisco. sisters
OF superintendent johnson. OF the Pacific
Steamship Company, are at the Vsnd0ne. They
will make their home in Seattle.
Alvah Glover Salmon was taken seriously Ill
with peritonitis. while at Astoria, Or. on his
wedding trip, and was brought home by easy
stages to Tacoma He 10 still very ILL
Judge and Mira J. r Lewis, Mr.. and MrA
George l. seybolt, Mrs. Ben E. Snipes and Post
master Griffith Davies formed q pleasant little
party at SnoQualmie on Thursday last
private dispatch from San Francisco brings
the welcome news that Mrs. Z. n. Carr has i'm
proved greatly during the past week aud will
be able to leave for home next Tuesday.
Miss Jewie McMullin, who has been spending
the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. d. III. Hainss,
leaves for her home in San Francisco this
evening on the steamship City of Pusbla.
Dr.. J. p. Sweeney has been fishing and hunt
ing for some time past, but returned empty
handed. he says the fish roost high and that
the bear and elk are unusually shy this year.
Mrs. Marie A. Gaffney. who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. F. w. Clayton, of this city,
returned to San Francisco on the Northern Pa
cifc Friday morning. Mrs. Clayton accompanied
her a far as Tacoma
The Misses Agnes and Kate Engley, Of Olym.
pia, were the guests of honor at pleasant little
boating party on Lake Washington on Monday
night last Those present were Miss Kate
Rngley. Miss Agnes Engley. Miss Jennie Nc
Phee, Mr.. Lee Willard, J. F. Brown and F. II.
Brown
Mr.. o. K. Pettis returned from Alaska last
Sunday. having been at juneau, Sitka and %
far as Metlakatla island in the Gravina group
One OF the party on the steamer Mexico, by
which no went, was MrA Bernhart. OF Peoria,
Ill She gave a little lecture to the Gounod
Club, OF this city, at Pettis' chambers on Tues
day night last