The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-28

Claire G asca. Left oa Thursday morning fcs the
Worlds fais.
Mis-. osnslss Carroll i visiting friends in
Victoria
Nj. and Ms C. r. Brown. OF Port Angeles.
were here yesterday.
NJ. l. Clark Hranson LEFT Friday morning sos
m extended visit East
Gov. ]. H. NeSraw gees With J. F. Mcknight
to Protection island today.
Mr.. T. r. Atlen. manager OF the Bank OF Kent.
10 stepping In the city today.
NJ. and Mrs. r J. Reekie left fcs Chicago md
the East on Wednesday night
Mrs. J. r. ofNeil, Miss Wall and Mrs. john
Burke. OF Port townsend. are here today.
Nj. and Mrs II. H. Bauer Left on Sunday last
for Chicago. to be gone till July l.
Mr.. T. L. s;crnhe-g left on Thursday for the
East, TO visit relatives and the ta...
NJ. Ben Ha.slune LETT on Friday for q several
months visit to his former home in Maine
Mrs. Leonard c. Jones, Of Portland. paid .
visi. last week to her sister. Mrs. A.. c. Martin
Mra, L d. Tihbeits has returned from Port
land aud viii reaide permanently in this city
Ma I. A. Twichcli returned 70 Seattle Friday
after q years visit with her daughter in PARK
City, Utah.
Nj. sidney Hansard left On Wednesday for a
two months trip TO Chicago. New YORK and
other Eastern cities.
Mrs. J. w. Reaiucton. wife OF the proprietor
Of the Puya.iu2 comaerce. 10 visssing her crosaer'
Nj. George T. Meacnam-
Or. A. C. Slrnonton, Of Vernon. La, is the
guest of his daughter. Mrs Thomas A. Garrett,
1T her home, l0l7 hyde street. Renson Heights.
Nj. Frank E. Rowe left for the East on Tues
day night After visiting Warrington Cttys
New York and Boston he viii pass four weeks
with his parents In Chicago.
Nj. F. Men. johnston. brother OF d.. ".
Johnston, arrived at Ballard from Pennsylvania
on Tuesday. He intends to remain pe.ma-
nently aud viii engage in the shingse business.
Rev. W. T. Fisenor, who has been acting as
pastor OF the Market street Baptist church dur
ing the absence OF Raw. L.w. Read in California.
goes to Coupeville in q few days to take charge
OF the church there.
Miss Mae Potvin leaves Monday over the
Union Pacific for the East. She viii stop at
Lincoln and Omaha aad attend the Worlds ialr
At Chicago, where viii represent the Ladies
Musical Club. OF Seattle, on June IS
Mr.. James Il. Nelson. formerly paying teller OF
the Seattle National bank and receiving teller OF
the National Bank of Commerce. and who for
the past month has been in charge OF the Bank
Of North seattle, left on Tuesday for San Fran
cisco. whore ho will take a position with q bank
ing company.
Miss Jennie Sullivan and Miss Scobey left ON
Sunday night Tor a long trip. TO include the iar
East aud the Worlds fair. returning in July.
Taey expect 10 visit Philadelphia, Washington
City, New YORK. Boston, the White Mountains,
Quebec, Montreal and Niagara. thence going to
the Worlds fair and returning to Seattle by the
Canadian Pacific.
Mrs. G. NJ. stewart. her two daughters, her
sister. Mrs. J. b. Laughary, aud the iattes's hus-
band and soa left for san Francisco on Tuesday
night. In that city they will visit Mrs. McAvoy,
. sister Of Mrs. stewart and Mrs Laughary.
They will also visit their parents and their
brother, Z. J. Parkinson, editor OF the Carson
City Tribune, in Carson City. New.