The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-30
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES.

r. ". Huntoou. Of Fairharen. spent par. Of last
week In the city.
Right Rev Bishop Barker OF Taeom. .rer, Las,
Sunday in Seattle.
Or stilison expected to return to the city about
the first OF the week
c. l.. Wadhams, o. Blaine was in the city a num-
her Of days early last week.
Mrs. IL s. stebbins leaves ,h., week for Ran.
b C.. 10 spend several Gays
Mr. o NJ. Moore has returned to the city from
three weeks trip in the East
Miss Masme y Covineton. Of this city 10 visiting
relatives and friends in Olympia
Mr.. L. A. Frazier, Of Arlington spent . few a,v,
last week visiting friends in Seattle
Mrs r. r. Anderson. o. Tacons, spent Monday
and Tuesday with friends in Seattle
Mr. ; G Gale o. this city leaves Wednesday for
Nome, where she will Join her husband
Mr. II. Logan Geary has returned f-nr, an ,,,.ra
ed trtp in Eastern Washington and Idaho
MI. G. Thomas HAN returned TO the city from
Nome on the steamer Charles Nelson last week
Miss Mae Elizabeth stephens OF this ctty .,.nt
part OF last week with friends in Port rownsend
Mrs. =. b. NJ Miller has arrived HON. after 4.
cisco.
Mis-, Blanche De Mers Ia, returned rom
and the Coast Nv
Mr Horace @. Andrews was the guest part q, last
week OF Mr.. and Ms John A. Whalley Of this
Mrs. C, Kinney and Mrs J. j. Inrll.. q, mi.
city spen, part Of last week visiting friends in IA
MI. and Mrs 7. b Hardin have taken apart.
ments at the residence Of Mrs J. G. Haiaes Tor tho
winter.
Mira Bennett, Miss Hanfort and Mis-. rss,i. Han.
icrd returned on the Queen Wednesday from trip
Mi and Mrs peccArd q this city, left rnursaay
In the East
Mrs. ]. r. Mason and Mrs. ]. I. Eus,on. IL New
So, -
Of the week ''''
Mrs, NJ. +. Benton who has been visiting her sis.
yer. Mrs n, g Richards. at sumpter. Or, arrived
home yesterday.
New Whateem, after visit Of two weeks with
friends In Seattle
Mr.. p. Rottenssein and daughter. Miss Esther.
friends in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. W. IT. AxteIl. Of New whstrorn.
nave returned after short yisf at The home q Dr.
Kane. q the state university.
Mr. John II. Graz, q this city left last week for
Troy, y. Y. where he viii take a coarse In N,
Rensselaer, Poyteebne institute
Mrs. G. G. BruWn. Of Ererti. wa, In the city
part ~ last week, attending the meeting N IN.
Federation q Women's Clubs.
Mrs Burns and her granddaughter. Mis-. Mabel
Harper. q Seattle. were in New Whatcom last week,
the guests Of Miss Hattie DellinFer,
M, 81, Frank J. Rarnard. r.. q this city. lief, on
be viii study during the coming year.
Mrs J. schoenfeld. Miss seboenfeid and Mr. Her.
tert schoenieid are eSpeeisd 70 arrive home this
week from an extended visit ia the East,
Mt W D. Bishon nephew ~ Mr J. W Ria.
bon. q this cy. arrived n the eity last wsek and
viii spend some tinae with relatives here
Mr ard Mrs. uereer, s Conner. Of la Conner.
are In the city for few days waiting Mrs. r. W.
Calhoun, At rs Seventeenth avenue north
MTs @ j Rley and daughter. Mis- Alsen. who
have been visiting relatives in san Frsucisoo snd
Los Angeles. expected % arrive h1-ne sauaurrow
NJ fnat4h arT 4 Wra
% Tacoma Yesterday ami viii ACCOMPANY Mr. Ever.
ct g. Grisgs on hunting trip 70 southern oroxoa
Mr. AVID Mn r. \ Fis-fi,ny have returned 70
DAYS VITA Mr.. and Mrs Benton Emhree. O, this
NJ and MIR James II Mcknight and two sons
let last wetk for pawson. vhgrr they vii Join Nj
Acknight who has been in ne S0fth faf tuo
yfa-b
Mr. J Chester Fu1 leaves tomorrow % eon,inns
lbs stliies IL art school in New, Yart sfs-
seattle
Nr Henry Newton. e Fairhsvru. vas IN Seattle
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Everett
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