The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-11

Mr.. Mctce, OF the same notei.
Personal social Notes.
~. n. ". Baker has returned from California
| Mr. e. T. Tyler returned from Boston Tuesday
| night
Nn. william n Calhoun returned from oisu-
| pia last week.
| Miss Ada Haniosd returned on Tuesday from
| Pa.o Alto. Cal
Miss Neyes. of Butte City. Mont. 10 the guess
| Of AiSs Do Wolfe.
Nisa Grace Anderson, Of Victoria, il visiting
| Miss oshiiia Carroll
| Miss othiiis CARROLL returned on Wednesday
| from visit to Victoria
Miss JessEp, OF Portland, is visiting Miss
| Guiuean IT the Grand hotel.
| Mrs. Frank A. Bell returned from her Illinois
home on Wednesday morning.
| Miss Title Hemmes. Of san Francisco. II visit
| ing her sister. Mr.. J. 6. Niggle.
| Mr. J. W. winship left FOR Colchester. Ill, and
| the Worlds lair on Tues Jay night
ME. aud Mrs. A. E. Partridge were ct Green
River 10. springs during the week.
Mr.. Arthur Let's returned on Friday. after
months star in Southern California
Dr.. G. A. RAwson entertained Col. Pat Donan.
the weli-known newspaper mau. last week.
MI. John West, who has been in New York for
the past few weeks, is expected home today.
Judge J. W. Langley and Mr.. Byron Pailps
were at Green River Hot Springs last Sunday.
County Auditor F. A. Twicheil returned on
Monday from fishing trip up the squak valley.
Mira !. Ka.x, Of Port Townsend. who has been
visiting Mrs. samuel Frank, returned home FRI
day.
Dr. W. F. Giddings started on Thursday night
for Chicago and the East He will return in
July.
Dr.. E. C. Kilbourne In up in the SLOGAN coun-
try on business He will probably return this
week.
Nj. J. Park Henderson left on Friday for Port.
land and San Francisco to be gone about three
weeks
Ex-Aiderman Moses Korn left on the Una
tilla on Wednesday for California He goes for
health.
Miss Bessie Reichenccker. Of Everett, who has
been visiting Nra J. 7. Lsntxy, lett for home
yesterday.
Nj. c. Leon Mcars leaves on Wednesday for
Chicago and his old home In Michigan for
months stay.
Mrs NJ l. Damon spent a couple OF days OF
ing Thursday.
Miss E. Jacobs, of Corvallis, Or, 10 visiting
Mrs. J. II. Rosenberg ct Washington and
Twelfth streets.
Mra J. G. Niggle and daughter have returned
from Tacoma, where they were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs.. W. H. Wood.
Rev. ". Read. pastor OF the Market street
Baptist church, Is detained at Wichita, Kan,
by the illness of Mrs. Read.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Fox and Mics Millie Fox
were among the Seattle people who registered At
the Hot Syringe hotel last week.
MIRA P. Cleary and son Frank left last Sunday
evening for . months visit through Montana,
taking In Helena, Glendive, etc
Miss Nina Cochrane and Miss Julia Cochrane
left town last night for the Worlds fair and to
spend their vacation In the East
Mrs. J. r. Poole and Miss Mayt I. Reynolds.
Of San Francisco, arc guests Of Mrs w. J. VIII
mans. at Fourth and James streets.
Miss Daisy Boone. OF Kingston, Pa. 10 here.
the guest OF her uncle ana aunt, Mr.. and MTa w.
Z. Boone. Seventh and Alder streets
Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Agcn left Wednesday night
for Iowa. tho Worlds fair and New York. They
will visit their parents at the latter place
The families Of Mr.. Jacob Furth and Mr.. Ed.
l. Terry have removed to Anderson Bay, Lake
Warrington, whore they will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin G. Winstock have moved
to lo7 Mercer street. corner Of Kentucky, Queen
Anne town. Mrs. Winstock 10 ct home Thurs.
dsya
Mr.. Charles Blakny and wife, viii visit their
parents and friends in this city. in a few days,
while on their way from Minneapolis to Cali
iornia.
MISS Emma T.. huttef. VINO mas been VISlGuG
her friend Mrs. r. Mckinlay, will leave for her
home at stockton. California, on to-morrow's
steamer.
Mr.. Henry Adams, who came to Seattle in
1858 with tho late Frankline Matthias. went to
Chicago on Thursday, his frat trip East since
his arrival
Mr. James p. ObertuefIef. Mr.. W. NJ Meek and
Mr.. A. W. Coleman are living at the Northern
hotel since their return from the Ruby creek
mines last week.
Mr. and Mrs $. c. Espey left for Batavia, Ill,
on Tuesday night, being summoned BY . tee-
graphic announcement OF the serious illness OF
Mrs. Espey's mother.
Mrs Bailey Gatzert and Mrs. Abram schwa-
bacher have left the Northern hotel and are
housekeeping Mt the new home OF Mrs. Gatzert
across Lake Washington.
The degree received BY Dr.. q r. Wilson, pas
tor of Trinity N. E. church, from an institution
of learning In Texas was that OF doctor OF d..
vini:v and not doctor OF philosophy.
The pupils OF Mise Austin's room at the Pa
cific school. gave her a flower shower Friday
| afternoon. Seven little girls helped Miss Aus
tin carry home the fora! offerings after school.
Mrs F. X Faegre and her two children left on
| Thursday night for IN extended visit East A
little patty OF friends gathered at the depot and
| gave them a pleasant "send or" Mr. Faegre
will follow them soon.
Miss Lille Meyer, OF San Francisco, who has
| been visiting the family of Mr. and Mrs kassel
| Gottstein. left on Thursday Eight for home,
| with her father and Miss Sara Ottstesn. who
| will be her guest for about three months.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Peterson are again settled
! In their homo on Ycsicr avenue. Mr. Peterson
! and little Geueyieve have spent the last Ave
| months In southern California and obio stop
| ping in Chicago on their way home. They re-
| turn very much benefited by the Charge aud
| rest.
| Mra r. s. De Wolfe entertained party oil
| friends at luncheon On Wednesday afternoon.
| Those present were: Mrs Thomas Burke, Mrs
| j. H. Metcaife. Mrs. II. A. Noble, Mrs Robert Z
| strudwick Mrs W. +. Boone Mrs. David hel-
| logg. Mrs TAYLOR. Ma. J. II. Wh,t'lesey, Mrs. W.
/ II. Pumph.ey and MIRA Mcknight
Gilt-edge 10 per cent. county ana schooi
warrants for sale at par and interest; Will
| run sixty days TO one year Call rooms
| .5ciaad SIS. Bailey building
| The Seattle, Lake Shore * Eastern railway
| r,aEes III rough connections a. Snohonl-h TOT
| inwei md Everett Train leaves seattle daily
s.s.1 IA, returning arrives al seattle "a 2 m
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First Regiment band concert a. Madison park
| Sunday after soon and cveEiEg-
| Eastern daiies, periodicals and playing carcA
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