The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-09
THE PASSING THROSG.

Lieut. and MrA ". r Goodwin left last night
for Vancouver barracks, where Mr.. Goodwin
will return 10 his duties ~ first lisutensnt of
6 company, Fourteenth infantry. Mr.. Goodwin
has for nearly . year been in charge OF the re-
cruiting rendezvous for the army in this city
and has had great auocess in securing recruits
BY putting much energy and ability into the
work. He has made many friends during his
Essidence here and they will unite In regretting
his departure. He has recently passed the ex-
animation fof . captains commission and his
promotion 10 likely to occur iore9ong. Mfa
Goodwin hes become . fsvorite in society and
her abssnce from social gatherings will b much
missed. During the last week she has been en-
tertained at . farewell luncheon By NrA c n.
sheafe and tea BY Mrs.. w. E. Boone, ct which
many ladies expressed their regret ct losing her.
Mr. Goodwin 10 succeeded in his post here By
Capt Frank Taylor, who hes bsen for several
years engaged in the once for the preparation
OF the REBELLION records at Washington City.
F. L Stephenson, OF the well-known banking
house OF whitney 4 Stephenson, OF Pittsburg.
has been guest at the Rainier hotel during the
last few days, having accompanied John s. Pat
terson on the latter's return trip from the East
Mr.. Stephenson and Mr.. Patterson made a trip
yesterday morning, In company with Hugh
Thomas, over the Terminal railroad to West
Seattle to look over the Touring mill and ole
vator property there and to view the suburb
generally. Mr.. Stephenson 10 one OF the largest
coke operators in Western Pennsylvania. and 10
also prominently identified with the street rail-
way interests Of Pittsburg, - well a. being .
member Of the New York Stock Exchange
Should the good weather continue he will make
. tour of the different Sound cities In company
with Mr. Thomas, and upon his return will
leave for southern California, where he and
Mr.. Stephenson will remain several weeks be-
fnra rntu pninO In pittshnry
Mr.. and Mr.. R. E. Barnes, Of Portland, who
have been visiting at different points In this
state for the past ten days. returned to this city
yesterday and registered at the Grand They
left on the evening train for home. Mr.. Barnes
II . very wealthy lumberman. land owner and
manufacturer, and his trip up here was for the
purpose of looking over the field with view to
making some Investments ~ have sold out my
lumber interests at Portland" said he, land
now think shall engage in some other BUSH
ness-something in which can take life easier
than have hitherto done. I have travelled all
over the Sound county, and there is no place
here In month or six weeks and see what can
get into. Twas up here sixteen years ago. and
now wish had stayed here"
d.. D. McEacheran, Of Stanwood. Is guest Of
the Arlington. He came down with . patient
to obtain assistance In . surgical operation,
which consists in the removal of a small tumor
from the patients eye socket I'VE expect that
the logging business will be stimulated this
year." said he, "by the increased demand for
Puget sound lumber In the East, but at present
there Il not much activity In that line up our
way"
Mrs. B. II. Houtz and two daughters will
leave next Monday for Keokuk, Ia. to visit her
parenta They will also visit Russellville, KY,
and Selma, Ala, and will return to Seattle
about the middle Of the summer