The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-16
With SnOhOmish Society People

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tin. of Everett. has been the guest of Mrs
L. X. Loose this week.
Miss Margaret Mckenzie, of Silverton
has been visiting Mrs. Alice Mckenzie this
week. She left Saturday for Edmonton,
where her parents now reside.
Jud Mckinley. the popular Monte Cristo
merchant. visited his many friends in Sno-
homish this week
The music-loving portion of the city
was treated to a very acceptable enter
tainment by Nine. Augusta Ohrstrom and
Miss Rebecca Mckenzie. The entertain
ment was given at the Congregational
church and was highly satisfactory.
w. l.. Johnson, the jeweler. has re-
ceived intelligence of a $1,000 legacy, be-
queathed to him by his aunt, who died
at Canton, Ohio.
Prof. A. Van Holderbeke was in Pierce
county this week occurring.
Mrs. w. s. Ferguson has returned from
a visit to Sultan, where she was the guest
of Mrs. Buagwater.
Mrs. J. NJ. Sippiell is visiting friends in
Seattle.
Miss Hazel Doolittle, of Index. spent the
week visiting her aunt. Miss Lena Gum.
Miss Minnie Whitefield entertained a
number of her friends at her home last
Friday night.
Miss Dorrance is visiting Seattle friends.
Mrs. r. C. Allen is entertaining Miss
Bessie Johnson, of Lowell.
Snohomish was largely represented at
Arlington Thursday evening at the in
stallation of the new Rebekah lodge at
that place. Among those present from
Snohomish were: Mrs. r. ii. Head Mrs.
Amy Anderson, Mrs. Sarah Nelson. Miss
Bessie Watson. Miss Mary Watson Miss
Mary E. Fray. Mrs. Annie Vance, Thomas
Watson, George w. Head.
The memorial sermon will be preached
on May 80 at p. m. in the Gem City rink
by Rev. A. j. Hanson
Miss Bessie Winson is the guest of Mrs.
n. s. McCready this week's.
Supreme Chancellor Commander Philip
T. Colgrove, of the order of the knights
of Pythias. was in Snohomish Monday. en-
route 10 Vancouver. b. c., where the
knights of British Columbia are in ses-
sion. While here Mr.. and Mrs. Colgrove
held an informal reception at the Hotel
Penobscot which was attended by great
many knights and their ladies.
Mrs. Ella Clarke Brinkine died at her
home near Lowell last Saturday. The
floating.
Mrs. F. p Friday was the guest of
Snohomish friends last Saturday.
Mrs. DIR. Mccain, of Arlington, spent n
few days with relatives here this week
Mrs. j. Cairns left on Wednesday for
an extended visit to her daughter, Mrs.
II. G. Munns.
Miss Batterton accompanied Miss Lena
Gum to Index Sunday for visit at that
popular resort.
Rev. Hanson spent several days this
v eek at the Methodist conference at New
Whatcom Mrs Hanson was at the same
time i'm attendance upon the convention
OF the Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety at Seattle.
Miss o'Neal and Miss Turner were visit
ors at Maltby this afternoon.
James wolfenburgh and family have
gone to Spokane where they will make
their home in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. r. Paul were sur
prised Saturday night by n few friends,
the occasion being the twentieth ami
versary OF their marriage.
Charles Jones has been reinstated in
his position as assistant agent at the
Seattle & international depot the work
having so largely increased as to make
an assistant necessary.
sE. w Taylor. manager or the wyn-
koop Drug Company. formerly of the
Henderson Pharmacy, visited here this
week
Eugene Ryerson has quit work nj the
Snohomish Cash Grocery and has So
cured a position with a Seattle wholesale
house.
Jack Leslie is suffering from a bruised
ankle. which resulted from his horse
falling on his foot while riding near
Norman this week.
The Foresters gave another high links
on Wednesday. May 49,