The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-27

Osppss Go Gesrre O. MIils-Nies Heyts
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OLYMPIA. May as.-fspscial George
g. Mis- was the recipient. on Monday
svsning lass. Of supper given N his
honor at the Olympia, the occasion being
the 18th birthday Of that gsntisman. The
event vas arranged by the numerous
friends Of Mr.. Miils in Olympia, vhsrs he
has Iong been resident and y highly re-
specssd By ell. Wild vines, dogwood
blossoms and cut flowers were ussd In
decoration Of the dining room. Among
those present were: s. G. Woodruff, II.
4. Reed. r. B. Gentle, n. y. Convey, Gus
Harris, Dr.. q. w. Ingham, J. r Wslty.
Harry d. Couiss, A. l. Campbell. w. y.
Newell. Water Ogden. ]. c. Psrcivai, 2.
II. Cariyon. h. w. Sawyer. c. L Pritch-
ard, G. 4. Rienhart, William Bracket,
Nathan Kaufman. Alex DrysdsIe. II. g.
Hagin and r. G. owinsA Mr.. Mills has
Just retired from the position Of register
Of the Olympia land ofEics, where his ad-
ministration has besn entirely Satisfactory
70 eli having business before the land
ofiicsrA Mr.. Mills bearing VS. always
that Of IN obiiging and painstaking
Official. The Norniag 0iyMpian. Of this
city. says Of Mr.. Mills:
Probably the state Of Washineton has
mos among Its people such . young man
who has &C successfully bastisd witn dis
advantages, Durmount0d difficulties and
won position by his own diligence. energy,
aptitude and practtat ability. - has Mr..
Miiis- With only such educational i'd
sans.xes e. the public sehool. Of the
Olympia afforded, he hss applied himself
indsfasigsbiy % work. advnncsmsut and
attainment, until he has gained the honor
TO which success entatles him. HIS an
bition. application and competency to deal
With affairs Of lite, have marked his sysry
step. business and political. and the dis
Sn.rss Of ne dnsiss e register e the
credit 70 himself and the administration
under which he served. His position has
been veil earned. and the good wishes Of
his friends are sincers.
June Hoyt. daughter Of Judge Hoyt
Of the state supreme court will b mar
ried in 81 Johns church, this city. ct
noon on Wednesday. Juns q. 70 Robert
Henry Wsitss Of Nsw York stste.
Geofgs II. Wilson, local weather OBJ
server. accompanied BY his family, left for
San Francisco on Friday morning. Much
regret Was fslt hare that the exiesnciss Of
the department demanded Mr.. Wilson re-
moval froD this city, - he hes proven an
efficient oflicsr and courteous gentleman,
who during his short stay here won many
friends.
William Beck with and Miss Lsvins Kel.
sey, both Of this city, we're united In mar
riage last night At the residence Of j. Il.
Psttison. by Rev. DR.. Bright The bridss-
maids were Miss Viola Kelsey . sister Of
the bride. and Miss Belle Reedsr.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Gilbert A. Pierce,
parents Of Mrs. James A. Haight. left
Thursday for the East and were accompan-
led a. far - victoris By Mr.. and Mrs.
Haight.
Guy and Ben Price, sons Of James H.
Price, who arc students at Stanford
university. leave for home on the 10Th inst.
Judge 8. G. Wingard. former resident
Of Olympia but now living In Waila Waila
was IN this city during the past week and
appeared before the supreme court
Roswell Il. Horr. the famous orator,
brother Of J. G. Horr Of this city. will bs in
olympia next week on short visit 10 his
brother.