The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-16
PERSONAL.

Chief Justice John P. Hoyt, Of Olympia,
Is at the Butler.
George w. Tihbetts, a pioneer Of Issa-
Quah, is at the Diller.
Surveyor General w. P. Watson, OF
Olympia, is in the city.
J. W. Jones, of the Port Townsend Gus
toms office. is at the Butler.
G. w. Garside, a mine owner of Juneau,
Alaska. is at the Rainier-Grand-
Superior Judge r. A Balnnger and son,
Of Port Townsend, are at the Butler.
James Crawford. state fish commission
er. OF Vancouver, is at the Northern.
f. o. Graves, president OF the Washing
ton National bank. is visiting in the East.
H. d. Allison, city attorney OF Anacor-
ties. was in the city on business yesterday
r. c. Hughes. who has been to Portland
and San Francisco. has returned TO the
city.
W. L. Chalmers, a well-known insurance
adjuster, of Portland, is at the Rainier
Grand.
J. A. Devlin. a capitalist and railroad
protector of Astoria, Is at the Rainier
Grand.
w. r. Robertson. who has been in New
York for nearly month, has returned to
the city.
Capt. Samuel Wiley, of Olympia, ac-
companied by Mrs. Wiley, are guests OF
the Diller.
Mrs. e. r. Smart. who has been suffer-
ing from a severe attack or rheumatism,
is rather better.
the Pacific Postal Telegraph Company, is
in the city on business visit
Mrs T. r. Rolfe. of Prosser, IS among
the arrivals at the Occidental. She is a
guest OF Mrs. Thomas Urquhart.
William Reeves. an old resident OF Sc
attic. but now the representative OF Jen-
nings Bros, Chicago, is in the city.
Capt and Mrs. j. NJ. Lane, of the ship
Harry Morse are at the Diller, and leave
today on their vessel for Yokohama.
Assistant District Attorney Robertson.
of Tacoma. was in the city yesterday, as
was also Marshal Drake. from the same
city.
DR.. G. B. McCulloch is spending his va
cation in a horseback ride through East
ern Washington. He will be absent two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Lathey. Of San Fran
cisco. are at the Occidental. Mr.. Lathey
is a foreman for the Pacific Equipment
Company. of that city.
Rollin NJ. Porter. of Whatcom. is at the
Butler. He was recently appointed spe-
cial United States commissioner, and is
in the city to take testimony.
w. c. Peyton, of California, has arrived
at the Northern hotel on his way home home
oughbred greyhounds. He is accom-
panied by his secretary, II. g. Laying. and
n. j. Dougherty, keeper OF the pack.
Il. +. shaw. the Democratic warnorSe OF
Clarke county. and the pioneer Indian
fighter. who held a memorable meeting
with Chief Seattle and his tribe upon the
present site OF this city. before any white
settlers arrived, is a guest at the Hotel
Butler.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Huestis, OF Prov
idence. r. l.. are at the Diller. accom-
panied by the following friends from
Nashon. where they have been visiting:
Mr. +. +. Van Olinda, Mrs +. d. Van
Olnda. Mrs. IT. a. kimmel. Mrs. Lottie
Longel and Mrs. i. Barton. Mr.. Huestls
IS a capitalist of Providence.
w +. Creech, OF the Province. Vic
toria, r. c.. is in the city, bound for New
York where he will buy a $4,000 litho-
graphing plant for his establishment.
Among the machinery he expects TO Sc
cure a large press for map printing. He
is accompanied by Mrs. Creech, and dur
ing their stay in this city they are stop
ping at the Victoria hotel.
E A Wadhams. the well-known can
merry man of Blaine and pioneer of the
Fraser river. is at the Hotel Butler. Mr..
Wadhams came UP from California at
the time Of the Fraser river gold excite
ment. but with no intention of mining. In
lS7S he opened his first cannery on the
river. and q few years later removed TO
the American side, where he has been
quite successful.