The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-15

Portland en- TaursaAy. Taey VIII step AZ pea
YER. Omaha. Yo-k. Nea. Fistsburv aai Roshss-
ter Pa. before reaching homc
NJ. ". Il. FessAndsn and Otto Hartman 70
tuned last week from east o. the mountains.
SAsrs they have bssn ses some uEze.
Nh. and Nrs samuel !. Crawford !es. Thurs
day Attcsncoa 70 see the last OF TIE Norla's saiE
Iesy sill be away shres or soar weeks
Mn. GafTaey. Of saa Francisco Is visiting Mira
Z ". sAckmsa- Mrs SAckman VIII accompany
her heEas and attend the Mi1wiaser fair
Mr.. p & Sterling. 81 fsshsssin. is in the
els FOR q day or two returning from Cniesgo.
wesre Re hsS been viewing tAe big show.
Mrs n. n Low. accompanied BY her mother
and neDAes. Mrs. g. Il KtneSii and Mr. Ray
noae Foster. LETT fe- Cslosso On Monday.
Mrs. Thomas KieznaR. who has been here Fos
the pasi week visiting her daughter. Mrs, X
nnggan. returned 70 Post Gamble Thursday,
Mr. aad Mrs. u. Gottsse.a AMI family, OF sl4
Cc!nmhia street, have returned from q s1x
weeks visit 10 the Worlds fair and the East
Mr.. Theodore 4. Pelser. formerly o; this city.
las returned from : Two years soiourn IN Cali
iorEia, and will make seattle bis future home
Capt and Mrs, T. J. Burns eff Tor the Worlds
fsir On Wednesday, After taking ia the Waite
City they wiz take an extended trip through the
Esst
anu MS. l. u PADDOCK nave com n&DCed
housekeeping ~ No 22l0 Hiakeley street aud
will be at home 10 their friends after Novcra-
6eri.
Mr. 4. w. Denuy and family and Miss Alice
orr. sister OF Mrs. Denny, leIt yesterday morn
ing for California, where they Will spend the
winter.
Miss Laura West and Miss Jessie Welfare. of
Port Madison, have bean the guests OF Miss Az
mes kSaslaskie. SIS Columbia street, during the
past week.
Mr. T. r Fleming has gone to California to
meet his wife, who has been on q trip TO the
Worlds fair They win spend the winter in
California
Mr.. J. A. Gould, of this city. leaves tonight for
Friday hsreor. where he goes 10 engage in the
banking business, and viii open the san Juan
County bank al that place.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hughes have returned from
an extended trip 20 Chicago and the East They
were accompanied on their return by q brother
OF Mr.. Hughes, resident of Dover, y IL
Mr.. and Mira J. 4. Nichols returned last Fri
day eyening from a six weeks trip in the East.
They visited relatives and friends in Wisconsin,
Minnesota aud illinois. and attended the Worlds
fair.
Mrs. L II. Turner, OF New YoIk. and Mrs. :.
+ Piper, of Boston, who have bsen visiting
their niece. Mrs George H. Hebron. for the
past three months, .elt for their homes on Fri
day
Mr.. and Mrs S. r. Weston entertained num-
Der OF friends at their residence on East street
on Friday evening. 4 pleasant feature OF the
evening was an old-fsshioned candy pulling
contest
Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Friend returned on Mon
day from visit to the East. stopping at Du-
luta. MINI, Eau Claire. Wis. and winthrop
Me-. and taking in the Worlds fair both going
and coming
Mr.. and Mrs A. W. Denny and family left yes
te'dsy to spend the winter in California Miss
Alice Orr, OF Santa Barbara, who has made Sc
attic her home for tho last two years, will &C.
company them.
Rev. A. ". Spaulding. who has been holding
services in tho United Presbyterian church
during the past week. viii return TO his home at
Spokane Monday He has been the guest of
Rev. :. Dell Johnston
Mr.. Tess McLAehlan took his departure last
Sunday for the islands, where he expects TO
spend at least two weeks hunting aud fishing
He expects to make each OF his friends pres
emit Of q pair of ducks on mis- return
Mr.. Edward L. Drew. son of Hon NJ. s, Drew,
In company with Mr.. J. Virgins. Mr. Drew il
y years OF age and never has been farther from
home than Olympia up to this time.
Mr.. Charles c. Cotton and Mr.. Harry Frederick
leave today on the steamer Queen for SAN Fran
cisco TO visit the formers parents on the United
states ship Independence, o. which Mr.. Cot.
tons father Is commander, at Mare island
The ladies OF the Brooklyn Congregational
church gave an old-fsshioaed spelling bee and
pie social at the church building last wedues.
day evening. very good literary programme
was rendered, among the numbers being A
spelling down" match between the young
folks
Mr.. and Mrs. Lovejoy and daughters. Mar
garet and winifred. OF Portland. Or, were the
guests Of Mr.. W. w. Putnam and family on Tall
man avenue, Ballard, last Wednesday and
Thursday, leaving Friday morning for Victoria
and Vancouver, d. C., on their way East 10 the
Worlds fair and their former home in Michigan
The arrangements for turning the Seattle
Athletic Club rooms over 20 the lady friends of
the members on Thursdays have been com
pleted, and beginning with next week every
Thursday, from . e. m. to p. m. the quarters
will be set apart Tor ladies, who will be admitted
on tickets issued TO Them through club mem
bens.
Mrs. jasper Bell, formerly OF this city but re-
Gently OF Portland, IL visiting her parents, Mr.
aud Mrs. Thomas sullivan. she came up 20 at
tend the wedding Of her sister. Miss Mary snlli
van, which occurred Monday morning, and she
will leave on the next boat for Honolulu, where
her husband has accepted position as pay
master under the Hawaiian governmont
Mrs. Samuel Coons, who has been spending
the summer with friends sud relatives ia Mis-
souri,, returned last Saturday from her visit
While out buggy riding last septem Der she was
accidentally thrown cat by the buggy upsettiuK.
which caused a fracture Of the hip. She did
not write OF the accident to her family. but as
soon as possible came home she will be un-
able TO walk for some time to come.
Mrs J. Egbert- ThomPson. OF Dresden, Sax
ony, and her daughter, Mrs II. Ashton, OF
IFyington. n. Y, are tourists registered at the
Rainier. Both are prominent ia New York 40
eiety and have iast returned from tour of
Europe sud now making a tour OF the
United States. They are so much pleased with
seattle that they will remain at the Rainier
urfiI spring, probably. Previous TO coming TO
seattle they spent some time At ST Paul
State University Notes.
The university now has two strong football
teams. LAST Monday seldom Burrows was
elected captain % the second team