The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-17
PERSONAL


2. B. Bromell, OF Tacoma. IL a. the Hotel
Northern.
Prof P. V. Davis. mayor Of Gilman. Is Al
the Diller.
]. W. Baker, resident Of Lawrence. Is
az the Diiier.
r. s. Fabj, Of San Francisco. is At the
Hotel Butter.
l. 3. ]. Hunt iefs FOX New York city
las; Saturday.
Carml Dibhle. Of New whatcon, Is q
guest Of the Dliler.
W. II. Gilbert, rancher Of Custer, is
guest OF the DiIler.
J. C. l. Connop. OF Port Blakeley, Is @
guest OF the Diller.
Samuel Hadiock. OF Port Hadiock. Is o
guest At the Occidental.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. IT. o'Neill, OF Franklin,
are guests Of the Dislsr-
H. w. Croker. a tourist from Boston, Is
guest at tbs Northern.
]. Dyer, tourist from New York. is
stopping at the Rainier.
a j. Hayward . banker OF Tacoma, Is
stopping at the Northern.
NJ. Woodruff. a tourist from Washing
ton City, is ~ the Brtier.
F.F. Williamson Of the Olympia Log
ging Company, Is the pAaer-
Among the guests at the Butler is L II.
Jansen. mining man OF Tacoma.
T. q. Earle, Of CoDpeville, editor of the
Island County Tines, is 10 the city.
Miss Mary Bland and Mrs. l.. Riekard,
Of Everett. are guests at the Dilier.
Mr.. C. L. Mears. Of this city, has re-
turned TO Chicago to resume his studies.
z. A. Bounds. the well-known cattle
man Of North Yakima, is ST the Northern.
William Fulton. of the Pickens- Fulton
Commercial Agency, is guest a. the
Butler.
Leslie Wright, a prominent Insurance.
man of San Francisco, is guest at the
Butler.
r. J. Fisher, tourist from Fort Wayne,
Ind, Is in ths city and stopping at the
Northern.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Wheeler, of Sidney,
are on visit to the city and registered al
the Diiler.
Charles Esplin, IT., of the office of the
surveyor general at Olympia, spent sun
day in this city.
Mr.. Z. Nordhoff, the North Seattle dry
goods merchant. has returned from busi-
ness trip to the East.
DR.. Calhoun, ex-World fair commits
sioner, arrived from La Conner last night
and registered at the Butler.
Senator Watson c. Squire left last night
at 40 tor Spokane to be in attendance at
the Republican state convention.
ID. NJ. McVenn, special agent for the
Transatlantic Insurance Company. of San
Francisco, is stopping at the Rainier.
E. G. Ames, Of the Port Gamble Lum-
Der Company. was at the Rainier yester-
day, and left in the evening for Spokane.
James 7. ellis and Miss ellis are tour
lists taking in the beauties of Washington.
They are solourning At the Hotel North
erD.
f. Garden and T. L. Harrington, who
are about to establish grain brokerage
and commission house IN this city. are at
the Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Hooper. of San
Francisco, arrived last night from Alaska
by the City OF Topeka, and registered at
the Northern.
II. and Mrs. J. Palmer, of Victoria, are
at the Hotel Northern. SIR. Palmer is a
member Of the company that owns the
Chemanus mills.
C. A. Rastray and Louis Garesche, both
Of Victoria, are going TO locate in the city,
and intend going into business. They are
guests Of the Diller.
Captain Andrew WATSON, ex-collector of
customs, and Captain George II. Jones, OF
Port Townsend, were in the city last night
on their way 10 the Republican state con-
yention al Spokane.
Peter Bowden, who fell down the slope
OF the Franklin mine, was slightly better
yesterday, and stands chance OF re-
ooveTy. His temperature showed .
marked improvement
b. +. Shaubut, manager Of the Seattle
Transfer Company, who has been in Lon
don, England. since the middle of Nav
negotiating the loan for D. 4. Denny, is
expected home about October Is.
G. q. AUSTIN has returned from Port
land where ne made arrangements for the
shipping of wheat 10 Seattle for export by
Gibson & Kerr. He left last night for
Eastern Washington, TO be absent several
weeks.