The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-30

excursion 70 the great mining camps Of
Slyerton and Monte Cristo.
Ar~. s. NJ Miller OF the Grand Central
hotel. has recovered from q threatened
attack Of pneumonia
A party Is being made mp 10 take q BIZ
cycle run from Everett TO Seattle via
Snohomish and Bosheli on Sunday
Mr. r. Ready. who Is extensively en-
gagged In the lumber business in Montreal.
Is spending q short time in Everett as
the guest Of his cousin. Mr.. ". G. Swai-
we'll He does not disguise . very hearty
liking for Everett.
Miss Struve, Of Seattle, has been spend
ing a short time in Everett n the guest
Of Mrs F. II. BrowneIi
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. White are back
from Nex York after an absence OF three
months. Their trip included sojourn Of
four weeks in San Francisco, visit TO
Los Angeles. New Orleans during the
food. Chicago and finally New York.
They came home by the Canadian Pacific.
Mr. White found a good deal Of interest
In financial circles concerning the mines
OF Washington. with a disposition TO in-
vest in properties OF established value.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Webster. OF South
Mr.. and Mrs C. D. Frat. Mrs. Webster
is sister OF Mr.. Fratt. Mr.. Webster Is
the head Of the Webster Manufacturing
company. one of the large concerns OF
Wisconsin engaged In making chairs and
other furniture
The Alki Society Of the high school has
elected the following officers: President,
Jay McCrossen; vice president. Allie
Pendieton: secretary. Phene Smith: treas
urer. Edythe Morse: attorney general.
Ralph McCrossen: marshal. George Har-
rigan; programme committee, Ethel
Payne, Marie Rogers and Graca Lindsay.
DIR. r. ~. Mitchell has fne tennis
court on the grounds of his riverside resi-
dence. and II affords much entertainment
for the residents in the vicinity.
Bailey Gatxert Hilton gave a picnic TO
about fifty OF his young friends on the
grounds Of Mr.. Hilton's property near
Fourteenth street on Saturday afternoon,
the 18th inst. 1t was to celebrate his
thirteenth birthday. and OF course they
had merry time Of 1t.
A delightful lawn fete was given by the
ladies OF Trinity guild on the grounds adj
joining the church on Thursday after
noon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Noble have arrived
from Strawberry Point, Iowa, to spend
the summer with their daughter. Mrs. r.
E. Friars.
Helen Baird entertained some thirty OF
her little friends at . birthday party on
Saturday.
Rev. /. B. Cronin preached his farewell
sermon here last Sunday, and will leave
for other fields of labor followed by the
good wishes OF many friends. He was
tendere0 a farewell reception In Central
Opera house. which was largely attended.
Mr.. Wm Howarth, who has been II
San Francisco for several weeks. is ex-
pected home on the 30th inst.
Mr.. W. r. Nicholson, formerly superin-
tendent of the Monte Cristo concentration,
returned from trip to Juneau on Tues
day.
Mr. p. @. Thompson. Of Brandon. Man
itoba, arrived In Everett last week.
Mr.. Joseph Butcher came down from Sill
verton to join his old comrades In the
observance Of Decoration day.
Mr.. Joseph Waddingtor has returned
from Wenatchee. where he has been Tor
several days.
Rev. F. e. Drake, of Everett. addressed
the old soldiers OF Arlington on Sunday.
Mr.. F. Fl. milford has returned from
trip to San Francisco and Portland.
Mr.. r. j. Graham. of Wellington. was
In the city last week visiting his brother.
in-law. Mr.. John A. Davis.