The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-24
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Mrs. J. W. Hall is In this city from snc-
homish
Miss Strive left last week on visit to
Portland.
Miss Ethel Bagiey win return this week
from Olympia.
Miss Edna wttler was In Tacoma one
day last week.
Mrs. Homer Hill Il visiting Mrs. J. e
Baker In Tacoma
Mr.. Frank Taylor. OF Tacoma, was In
the city last week.
Miss Shaw. Of Spokane. n visiting
friends in this city.
Mr.. r. G. Parks. Of walla walia, was
il the city last week.
Mrs. Melvin G. winstock returned yes
terday from Olympia.
Mr.. Ralph S. Hopkins ID spending q
month In Los Angeles.
Mr. Edward Hall was over from Taco
ma one day last week.
Col Prosser. OF North Yakima, il visit
Ing friends in this city.
Mrs W. D. Jenkins OF Olympia, is visit
ing friends in this city.
Mrs. Frederick Karl Strive Is visiting
her parents in Barnabee.
Miss Relfe has returned from a two
weeks visit In California.
Mr.. Roy Slater. of Spokane, Will make
his future home in this city.
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the city yesterday and today
Mrs. g. w. Dickinson and NiS Wood
were In Tacoma last Tuesday.
Mrs. George HI. Smell, OF San Francisco,
is visiting Mrs. Charles Hopkins.
Mr.. Everett Babcock Of Tacoma. was .
visitor in this city last Thursday.
Mrs. G. F. Zimmerman has returned
from an extended visit Il the East
Miss Daisy Farrelly. OF Tacoma, was the
guest last week OF Mrs. Oscar Nuhn.
Mr.. Clyde Clancy. of Tacoma, is visit
ing Hon. John 3. Allen in this city.
Mr.. ]. II. McDaniels, of Tacoma, was
in the city Thursday. returning Friday.
Miss Katie Keefe, of Snohomish, was a
guest OF her mother in this city last
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. struve will remove
their residence this week to 1910 Minor
avenue.
Mr.. George Cleveland. who has been
very III at the Seattle hotel is slowly re-
covering.
Miss Elaine Hanford and Miss Eva Tur-,
ner are expected home this week from
California.
Mrs. E. A. Strout left yesterday on a
visit to her mother. Mrs. Frank Taylor. In
Vancouver.
Mrs. F. H Brownell and son have re-
in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Chamberlain, Of
Snohomish. will make their future home
in this city.
week, where he win remain an indefinite
length OF time
Mrs. Amos Brown and her daughter Helen
left last Tuesday for California. on visit
OF several months
Mrs. o. A. Shade returned Friday from
Cleveland. o.. where she has been visit
ing for several weeks.
Mr.. r. V. Tyler came from Tacoma
Thursday to attend the dance in the
Queen Anne club house.
Mrs; Edgar Ames s and MI and an, Mrs
from trip to St. Louis.
Miss Gertrude Reitxe. who has been
quite til; will be able to resume her duties
in the South school next week.
Miss Gene Graham. after having spent a
pleasant vacation in this city. viii return
next week to the Anna Wright seminary
Mrs NJ. w. Fulton and Mrs ]. b. Ea-
gleson. who have been spending the past
week in Portland. returned Friday even
ing
Rev. D. c. Garrett, formerly OF st.
Marks church, but now rector Of Trinity
church. Portland. was In the city several
days last week. -.
Mr.. Glare Farnsworth and Mr.. Clarence
men. now In business In Spokane. made
a flying visit TO Seattle last week.
Mrs. James H. Calvert left Wednesday
on the Queen for skasway. where she
goes 70 Join her husband. WHO Is putting
a feet Of steamers on Lake Bennett.
Mrs. W. Ellis Dunn. No. zoos Seventh
avenue, left for the East Wednesday in
response to a telegram notifying her OF
the dangerous illness of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick K Bausnan re-
turned last week from an extended Eastern
trip. With Miss Belle Haines they have
taken apartments at Mrs. Bakers. on
Marion street and Third avenue
Miss Tyler. of Tacoma. spent several
days OF last week as the guest OF Miss
Mcknight. Miss Cover. OF Tacoma. -
now visiting Miss Mcknight. She will
return to her home some time this week.
Mr.. Victor G. Croissant came to this
city last week from Trail. B. c.. and will
his parents Mr.. Cro.ssaut was formerly
an employee Of the Pacific Coast Steam
ship company. ard has wide circle Of
friends.
Mrs. Charles f. Patterson. accompanied
by her children. has gone to Iowa to visit
her parents Gen. and Mrs. Hiram SEQ
field. and also 70 Chicago e. 70 see her hers, sis
Wellesley, Mass. receive the degree OF
doctor OF philosophy from the Chicago
Rev. R. e. Dunlap. whose home is In
Monday night after an absence OF SIX
months. During that time he has been
doing special work in Trinidad. Col. For
a iI0sltu nc iiAz bcEIl hAutEiHk from Ia
grippe. and since his return has been con-
fined 10 his room.
Mrs Frank j. Barnard has returned
home after an absence OF several weeks
at Cleveland O.. where she had been
called by the serious Illness of her mother.
Mrs. Lucy Fish. whose death occurred
April. = Mrs. Fish was well known in
Seattle. particularly on Renton Hill,
where she had made her home with her
daughter for several years until Septen-
Der last. Since that time she mas been
living with her son in Cleveland
The Arrival of the Millennium,
The date OF the advent OF this happy
period has 50 often heen fixed by prophefs
Of many creeds, and there have BEEN -,
many cisa ppointments that q grave fiorEtr