The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-09

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ali wear the brand of the Black Cat, had
a grand caterwauliug here this afternoon
and evening, beginning with barbecue
at Mrs. Oberiys dining hall and winding
upwifn the peculiar symposium designated
By the tribe as confederation, which
latter event was celebrated this evening
at the X p. hall. Badly r. Nudd. OF the
Lumberman. was present. The next as
semblage wili.take place on the ninth day
Of the ninth month at the ninth hour.
Representative De Matfos visited Ia
coma this week.
w c. Brown, jr., and L. p. White. OF
West Virginia. We're In town this week.
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Treutie.
Mr. White is a banker. and IL Is reported
that he Is SO favorably impressed with the
situation here that he viii return as soon
as he can arrange his affairs and estaD-
iish a bank here. Mr. Brown Is promi-
nent lawyer, and was the Democratic can
dldafe for congress In William l.. Wilson's
district at the last election. but the sue
cess of his Republican opponent made 1t
possible for him to take his present trip
Mrs. Frank Flint left this week for the
East, expecting 10 be absent six months.
She will go first to Boston and remain
there until September, when she will go
TO Maryland and Virginia to visit rela-
tives. Her mother. Mrs. Hoffman, left
with her TO go TO Baltimore.
]. G.. Breckenridge will leave shortly Tor
the British Columbia mining districts.
He will be accompanied by his brother.
who Is visiting him from the East.
Emery McGinniss, was Seattle and Ia
coma visitor today.
Mrs. y. B. Dobbs has received a letter
from her sister. Miss Anna Sturgeon, who
is stenographer in the government bank
at Honolulu. Hawaii in which she states
that the employees OF the bank presented
her with a present of a 800 gold watch
and chatelaine on the occasion OF her
birthday. April IS Miss Stevens. of Fair
haven. who has just returned from Hon.
oluiu. was the guest OF Miss Sturgeon a
portion OF the time during her visit there.
The Thespian Club of this city presented
''Fogg's Ferry" al Blaine this evening.
DIR. and Mrs. III. E. Wallis. who have had
charge OF 81. Luke's hospital here for
about two years, have moved to Van
couver. b. c.
Mrs. S. j. Craft, Mrs c. NJ Walden and
Mrs. DR.. Axteil returned Wednesday even
Ing from three days visit 10 Seattle.
Mr.. II. C. Higginson. chairman of the
normal school board visited Olympia this
week.
Mrs. w. p Stanley. OF Oakland, Cal. Is
expected here TO morrow to visit her son
and daughter.
Daniel w Bass. of Seattle, visited his
father Capt. Bass. this week.
The two Odd Fellow lodges In this city
are about to consolidate. and will make
one extra strong lodge. AT the approach
Ing Grand Lodge meeting in Seattle
George Spence viii represent No. 81 Of
this city. and Ben Hershe No. 40.
The military club OF Company + will
meet on Monday evening in X. p. hall and
wind up all It's affairs. and the members
are asked TO be there.
The young people of Trinity Nj. f.
church gave a social at the Y. NJ {. A.
rooms last evening.
Mr. and Mrs L. n. Culver, OF Friday
Harhor. formerly of Fairhaven, are re-
jolcing In the birth of daughter The lit
tie islander arrived Wednesday night.
The Ladies' Aftermath Society met at
Mrs. H T.. Hadley's on Monday after
noon. Twenty-Five members were present
and Mrs. c. w. Dorr presided. Mrs. Che
new Moulten had Current Events and
Mrs. r. s. Simpson. Mrs. Cade and Mrs.
irish had papers on Persia.
g NJ. Adams. ID. ]. Macarthur, John
Roth. Frank Snyder. Peter Richardson
and Terry Rrishin left Monday for the
mining country I'm the Coiville reservation
and the Kootena4 country via the Great
Northern.
Mrs. A. f. Estabrook. mother of Sheriff
r-stabrook. left Sunday for visit to hel
daughter at Baskerville. Ia.
pix4slon Superintendent Riton. of ths
| Great Northern. was In town this week.
Mrs. Alex Mclean. OF Falrhaven. is visit
| Ing his daughter. AIRS. +. y. Culver, a
| Friday Harhcr.
| s l.. Jones went 20 Seattle last night fol
a short business trip.