The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-31

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c-ef-e~ late % Seattle. hss rr1-r1 asec ne
Electro au-c-y plant u s2naa Sr1s. -.
sn1 has sza-ei rssz- e1zo~-s ca--e he
has removed rs family - thsr town
NJ ard Mr. II. C AshenselEe-. to--er
r~<kseres OF San Jacfc-o. Cal. have r.
turned 10 that place or q visit Mr. Asa-
en<es.er - q building contractor. and Mas
a. re present tine spE1e Important con-
tracts & Seattle
John NJ Ga-7ham has returned 20 Les
Angeles after SIX years soSo1-a u -
attic. He viii remain hsra
George J. stonernza. city clerk o. Seat
lie during the krEg administration. was
lately in this city visiting relatives
NJ G. Hervsy. Of Seattle was recently
a. the Commercial hotel in Santa Ba--
bara-
NJ. ard Ms william Logic, o: Seat
lie. arrived in Los Angeles. and VII make
this city their home.
G.. Clark. OF Seattle. has arrived n Pc
mona where Re viii make his home Hs
household Effects have been removed 70
THAI place, and his zs<s Is Oh TIE way
shtther.
Mrs. A. q. Grant, % Seattle. - visiting
Mrs Nan1ey n Pasadena She VIII De
Joined BY Mr. Grant Later n the season
A p Potts for the past three years
prominent hotel man OF Whatcozn. " a<ss-,
has arrived in Los Angeles with his lam
ly 20 make his home
Mrs Frank Ely. OF Santa Ana u lust
recovering from q long spell o. Illness
Her mother. Mrs Lois Olter5o-- and her
brother Andrew O4terso1. the former
aged g, the latter aged =. were victims
o. The recent West street hotel fire n
Seattle AZ the tine she heard this news
Ms Ely had 10. yet recovered from the
shock OF being wrecked on steamer
some months previous While en- route
from San Francisco % Los Angeles TIE
news OF her mothers and 5rotae<s nor
rible death pr0szrated her 50 that i = as
some time before IL was known whether
or not she would survive She recovered.
however and IS now rapidly improving
Mrs Elizabeth T. Leonard, OF South
Bend WASH. recently arrived at Paso
Roblss Cal she was accompanied by ner
husband, and came 20 gst the benefit OF
the natural springs acre. as she had not
been feeling well Tor some time Tn iAs
evenfng Of her arrival she ate q hearty
supper. slept we'll and in the morning ate
hearty breakfast Immediately after,
however, she vas taken iii and continued
10 grow rapidly worse until O'Clock IN
the afternoon. when she died. The I'm
mediate cause of her death vas sad 70
have been a cfot OF blood In the heart.
Her remains were inferred in the Od9
Fellows cemetery. She vas only y years
old
DR.. Albert c. Ross, late of Seattle. has
formed q partnership Win Dr hEs"pc1
IN Phoenix. Ariz-. and viii settle n that
city.
C. c. Caiksns and wife. OF Seattle have
settled in Los Angeles. where Mr. Cal-
kins has gone into the real estate busi-
ness. He was one of the principal engi-
neers Of East Seattle during the boom IN
that city, and built large hotel there.
| also . steamer.
Miss Lizzie Wilson. of Seattle, was re-
ea.fIy In San Diego.
Mrs Arthur Benjamin. wife OF Arthur
[ BENJAMIN, OF the l. y. l. clothing firm
| OF this city. is dead. She was formerly
| Miss Flora Munier. OF Spokane, where
| she w.s well known for her beautiful
| woke She was member of the Ladies
| Matinee Musicale and Art League OF spo-
kane and her sweet voice has charmed
| many a Spokane audience
| Albert c. Elliott. George ". McNan-
| ara and Henry ". Curtis. OF Seattle, are
| reported 10 be about TO close a trade with
| Charles Russell for a part OF the town OF
/ Grover. Ia San Luis oOlsIo county. IL is
/ stated that they propose 20 erect a pleas
ure resor. n the town. which IS a seaside
1 place.