The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-14

OLYMPIA. May l3.-Iochian MacleAy
arrived from Seattle on Monday evening
70 visit with his mother. ArA Thomas
M ana Mrs.. C. Al. Sherman, OF Tacoma.
wneeIsi over 70 this city the first OF the
week and visited with friends IN this city.
Mrs. George Z. lockwood, MrA WILCOX
ard Miss Wilcox. Of Butte. Mont. are In
Olympia, and will visit here for several
weeks They are stopping at 81. Peters
Mr. ard Mrs. Mortimer Howe. Of Ta-
coma. wheeled over On Sunday. and En.
and Mrs. Ed Cosser Mr. Howe returned
home on Monday.
Robert Rawson, for many years . ress-
Sent OF Olympia, left here about four years
ago for Kansas where he now Is But
like all Puget Saunders. he viii return. A
letter has been received from MIN, n
which he states ne Is tired OF the storms
and weather of hat state and he win soon
Mia A. y. Ruth and children left Tues
day for Port Angeles. 10 join Mr.. Ruth.
Mr.. and Mrs. William MaeMaster. OF
Portland. were visitors In this city Tues
day. mr.. Aeaakter is q prominent fnA0-
cal man Ia the Oregon city.
Olympia writers are coming to the front,
as articles from the pens Of several liter
airy people Of this city have OF late ap
peArea in prominent riagaxineA The cur
rent Number Gf The Overland contains a
pretty story from the pen of Miss Susan
Lord Carrier. formerly OF Olympia, but
now school superintendent OF Skagit coun-
~.
An event Of some importance Is rched-
uied to take place in this city some time
curing August. County Superintendents
= y. Henry, ~ Thurston. and George A.
spencer. OF Lewis, are arranging for a
summer encampment Of the school teach
ers OF both counties for q week at Buffers
Cove, and the families and friends Of the
teachers are expected TO participate In this
In oA m
from Lewis and Thunton couEties Meesrs
Spencer and Henry are endeavoring to
make the event SO interesting that teach
ers fran all over the state will come
Prominent educators will be present to
nddress the asseMb!age. as Il Is proposed
that short programme via be rendered
each day
Mr.. Ernest e. Taylor and Miss Mabel
Foyer, OF this city, were united in mar
rage al Seattle on Wednesday. The we'd
ding took place at the residence OF M
and Mrs. Bert Prince in that city, Mrs
Prince being q sister Of the bride. The
happy pair will enjoy their honeymoon In
down Sound cities for a few days, after
which they viii make their home on Fifth
street. between Plum and Pear. on the
East side. MIR. Taylor Is one OF the most
member Of thu we'll known firm OF TAYLOR
d Avery. besides being prominent In must
cal circles Mrs. Taylor. as Mabel Boyer.
numbered her friends by the score. and is
- e1A6flt a"a hsAsiosois young iaif 1ns
many friends of the bride and groom in
this city unite in wishing them a happy
tour through life
Mrs. Robert +. STEINER and children
left for Washington. d. c.. Wednesday
AFTERNOON to join Mr.. STEINER. Mrs Stem
ner expected to have gone Monday. but
vas delayed until yesterday Her mother.
Airs N kirkendali. accompanies her as
far as Tacoma
Mr. Thomas f. Halligan and Miss May
foet, both formerly residing here wera
married at Seattle Wednesday Mr.. Hal
Hean was for long time steward on the
Multnomah.
MT. Ira ID. Sallee and Phoebe ]. Vim
ROCK. we're married "Wednesday evening
at oakvlie. Chehai.s county Mr.. SalIes
y engaged In farming. and the bride b a
daughter OF j. X. Vincent.
sIs w II. Cavanangh and daughter
Miss Julia. have returned from a visit al