The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-21
PERSONAL.

A. B. Kiinxenmaisr, Of La Conner, II stopping
at the Diiler
Mcknight, Of Anscortss, registered At
the Northern.
Rw. De Lon. Of Tacoma. Chilean vice con-
sui. II the city.
A. G. Dunn has returned from two month";
visit in the East
Mrs D. I. Campbell, Of Granite Mountain, IL
ct the Aiasks hotel
Mr. and Mira @. 8. Prince, of Olympia, are
guests at the Grand.
w. d. McBryde, Of Montesano, registered at
the Grand yesterday.
f. Fl. Williamson came over from Olympia yes
terday, and Is stopping at the Diiler.
Rev. Sebastian Daboyich. OF San Francisco,
registered at the Arlington yesterday.
Mr.. and Mira. II. T. Emmett, of Butte, Mont,
are tourists stopping at the Occidental
W. II. Harvey and II. Henning, lumbermen
from Aberdeen. are guests at the Occidental.
Mr. and Mrs. D. R AcKinlay have returned
from q two months visit In British Columbia
D. Drysdaie, the salmon canner. came down
from Blaine yesterday, and II stopping ct the
Northern.
A.. E. Irving. Of Presque Isle. Ne. and G. W.
Irving. Of caribeu. Ne, are tourists stopping ct
the Arlington.
W. r Thornell came ever from Tacoma yes
terdsy to attend the funeral OF his deceased
wiie's father, the late Capt Taylor
A. J. Goddard. member of the house OF dele
gates from the Ninth ward, has returned from
. trip East during which he visited the Worlds
fair.
A. W. Dunn, who has been absent In the East
for the past two months Visiting the Worlds
fair and his friends In New York state, has re-
turned.
Mrs. John C. Cole and Irving I. Cole hsys re-
tvwo yv,Ow fhst trfvx In Ia Feat
They are accompanied by Miss Goodfellow. OF
Washington City. 20
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Wilson, OF Port Angeles,
are at the Occidental. Mrs. Wilson has just re-
turned from visit to friends in the East, hay
ing been absent four months.
Capt. Jack Barck, formerly one OF the most
efhcient executive officers OF the police depart
ment, left last night for WsIia wails to take
position of responsibility in the penttsntiary
under Warden Cobientz.
Word has been received from Troy, N. Y, OF
the death Of !. d. Alden in that city saturday,
November Is. OF pleuro pneumonia. Mr.. Alden,
until he returned to the East. WAS connected
with tho Seattle Trust Company, OF this city.
Hon. W. H. Doolittle. NJ. c., came over from
Tacoma yesterday and spent few hours shak-
ing hands with his constituents. Congressman
Wilson, who was also in the city, left for Taco
ma in the afternoon. accompanied by Senator
Ide and Representative Ludden.
T. A. Kennedy, collector OF customs at Blaine,
came up from that port last night on the steamer
Angeles with seventy-fvs Chinese who have
been working In the canneries 1T Blaine They
are returning to their homes In Portland, and IL
was thought best that government officials
should accompany them all the way there LIST
several outsiders should join the crowd on the
way.
Frank Davey, manager OF the Kelley institute
ut Forest Grove, Or, and grand lecturer OF the
A. o. u. W. for Oregon. Is in the city on bust.
ness Mr.. Davey was for years leading news.
paper man and politician In the state OF Iowa
and he had done considerable journalistic work
OF q high order on this Coast AZ public
speaker he has q splendid reputation aud his
fraternal position was given him because Of his
special fitness 10: it.
J. r. Taylor, Of the nrm OF Taylor Bros., shin
gle manufacturers, returned from two months
business trip in the East sunday morning.
While absent he travelled extensively through
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Iowa, selling shin
gles lie reports tho Washington red cedar
shingie as In great favor throughout the East
aud prospects good for next season Mr. Taylor
was ompanied home By his wife. Miss limo
Taylor. Mrs. j. S. Taylor and Mr.. Thomas Aspin-
wall, all of whom have been doing the Worlds
fair and vising relatives in the vicinity.