The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-24
PERSONAL.

Personal.
Attorney A. X. Delaney, Of Everett, Is
at the Butler.
Mr.. William A. Dickey. Of Montesano.
is in the city
l.. III. Mason. of Loomiston, is a guest
at the Occidental.
Ex-Chief of Police J. c. Mitchell was
in the city yesterday.
John Curry the hop raiser of Tolt, Is
in the city and is at the Diiier.
+. w, Purdy treasurer of Whatcom
county was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs George Anderson, of Sno-
Qualmie, are guests OF the Diller.
Mayor A z. Black. of whatcom. was in
the city yesterday on his way East
Judge and Mrs. B. L. Sharpstein, or
Walla Walla, are stopping at the Butler.
William s. Caruthers, of the surveyor
generals Office at Olympia, Is at the But
L. III. Jansen. the well-known mining en-
gineer from Liberty, Wash, Is at the
Butler.
f. S. MeCord. the Fairhaven attorney.
is at the Butler. He will go TO Tacoma
today.
George C. Monroe, formerly chief. of po-
lice, has located permanently in Juneau,
Alaska.
Rev and Mrs. Warren T. Day. of Los
Angeles. Cal, are among the guests at
the Butler.
Peter w Trmborn left for, California
on business yesterday, and VIII be absent
about two weeks.
r. G.. Roberts, storekeeper for the Ore
gon Improvement Company al Franklin,
is at the Occidental.
Sheriff James Hagan, DR.. s: b. LINER
lex and G.. Z. Stinson, of SnohomiSh, are
stopping at the Diller.
F. w. Stafford, a tobacco manufacturer
of Reidsville, n. c., was at the Northern
yesterday and went to New Whatcom.
J. NJ Darling, city treasurer of Fair
haven, and Mrs. Darling, are in the city
visiting their son, ID. X. Darling, and his
wife.
John Noyes, of Butte, accompanied by
his daughter, is in the city. He is the
owner of the Grand hotel building on
Front street.
William Steinway. the piano manufac-
turer of New York. came down from Alas
ka on the Queen Yesterday and immediate
ly departed for San Francisco
w; Ellis Dunn. of Whatcom. went over
ident Stevenson. with whom he vas we'll
acquainted al Bloomington. III
Mrs J. II Irvine, OF Stanwood. is a
guest at the Butler. having come TO the
city 10 meet her daughter. Miss u. Brown
all, of Boston, who has also arrived
Mrs NJ. l.. Courier. of North Yakima.
Mrs r. A. Lippincutt and Mrs. F K. Lip
pincutt, both of Mt. Vernon. are guests
OF the Diller on their way TO Yakima.
aga, H.. are tourists stopping at the DC
cidental. They are old friends OF Prose
cutting Attorney HASTE who formerly
lived in Wataga.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Gnboy. OF ST Paul,
have arrived at the Butler Mr.. Gilboy
is connected with the management OF the
Eastern Minnesota railway, which is
part of the Great Northern
Mrs. Thomas r. Hall. wife OF the prom
nent Victoria merchant and politician,
accompanied by her mother. Mrs, Oake-
smith, is visiting friends In the city, and
Is stopping at the Victoria.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector ].
L. Gleason has returned from a canvass
OF the small towns in the northern part OF
the state, where he has found that the
revenue laws are generally observed.
George Steiuway and Howard Burk. of
The Steinway & Sons Piano Company.
New York. were among the passengers
returning on the Queen yesterday morn
ing, and left at noon for San Francisco.
Thomas Bordeaux. the well-known log
ger OF Shelton. is al the Diller He runs
three camps on the Siiilaguamish river.
He has lost quite heavily by the forest
I bgs' "n''A nave 0een raging III 'na' val
Mr. and Mrs John B. Clafin. OF New
York passed through the city yesterday
on their way home from a pleasure trip
20 Alaska Mr.. Clafiin is al the head OF
the great dry goods house of Ii. d. Claf-
lin & Co.
Vice President Adlai z. Stevenson and
family returned yesterday from their
pleasure trip 20 Alaska on the Queen.
landing al Tacoma. They VIII pass
through this city this morning on their
return Journey 70 the East via the Cana
dian Pacific railroad.
J. +. Richmond Of HonesdaIe. Pa, is
visiting Prof Edwin Twltmeyer, OF the
high school He IS making Q pleasure
tour. ard has just returned from Alaska.
During his Trip he is acting as correspond
ent for the Scranton Tribune, Honesdale
Citizen and Carbonate Leader sending
them interesting illustrated letters about
the Western country.
J. = Anderson. Of Chicago. Is stopping
at the Northern. lie was formerly en-
gagged in various iron manufacturing in
dUstrteS. and has been spending the past
couple % months n investigating the field
for similar enterprises in tAe Northwest.
He believes that the Puget Sound region
VIII before long become one Of the most
important manufacturing Centers in the
country.
Or William L Ludlow leaves today for
Vancouver. 3. c. 70 take the steamer
Empress OF Japan FOR Shanghai. where
he VIII serve as a medical missionary
Tor the Episcopal board under the direc-
ton OF 81. Andrews Brotherhood Dr.
Ludlow has for two years practiced med
i3ne In THIS CITY and has been an active