The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1902-05-16
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Will Hamlin is at The Tacoma
Tacoma, Wash.
Charley Jones, formerly of the Lin
coin Cafe, is now at the Portland.
A good barber can secure employ
ment at Roslyn by addressing P. O..
box Az
A good waiter can occasionally get
on at Green River by applying to
Woods at the Rainier-Grand.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Harris left for
Dawson City last Thursday evening.
They expect to be away not less than
two years.
Have you got a Home Savings Bank
from the American Savings Bank &
Trust Co.? If not, get one Corner
Second and Madison ***
The Rainier-Grand is still doing all
the first class business, and Thos.
Woods is in charge of the cafe with
the best crew on this coast.
B. F. Tut has purchased the Wilson
interest in the shop, corner Columbia
and Western, and will be glad to see
all OF the old as well as the new GUS
toners.
Henry Malone, the well known
Henry, has left Seattle for Green Riv.
er, where he will sojourn for several
weeks. The many customers of Hen
derson's place will miss Henry and his
pump.
Mr. j. H. Ryan, solicitor and collec-
tor for The Seattle Republican. will
spend a few days in Roslyn in the in
terest OF the paper. Persons indebted
to the paper will please settle with him
while there.
1t is reported that Charley Bailey is
to go north with Geo. Lyons. We hope
1t is not true. There are SO many
young hearts that would pine away
were he to leave now, it can not be,
Bailey must remain.
Don Cowie, who was accidentally
drowned in Lake Washington last Sun,
day evening, was one of Gods noble
men on general principles, and those
who knew him are sorely grieved over
his untimely end.
Frank Smith has now become a ben.
edict, There are all sorts of rumors
IN the air, of other young men. It is
learned from an authoritative source
that Jack Bailey is to lead to the alter
soon a young lady who is fat, fair and
forty.
The racing season is now approach.
ing. The paddock out at the track will
soon be covered with green. The
horses can be heard champing. rest.
less in their stalls. At such a time
Everett is too small a town for Harry
Walker, so he blew in town few days
ago.
Rev. j. Gordon Mcpherson is attract
ing good sized audiences to his church.
Some one has asked why. It's a simnle
proposition. The reverend gentleman
publishes his notice in The Seattle Re-
publican. The columns of this paner
are always open to such notices. Send
them in.
The Queen City Club has made a
slight change in their management
Harry Smith retiring as president. be.
ing succeeded by Orway, All Shaver
Will act as manager. Archie Hunt
whom every one likes, still retains his
interest. The Queen City should do
well under such management.
Mt, Zion Baptist Church (old Uni
Versity grounds), Rev. J. Gordon Nc.
Pherson, pastor Sunday services
PREACHING IL a. M, subject, "The Ter
rors of HELP; evening, 8 o. M. seThe
Fatal Step or the Game of Cards >,
Praise services 3 p. m. Sabbath School
1880 p. m. Come, you are welcome
Good singing.
Henry Williams, the we'll known
horseman, has returned to the civ
from San Francisco, where he had
oeen to look up a bunch of runnine
horses. He reports having picked I'M
some fast ones, and predicts the Sc
attic Derby to be an event that all
lovers of the sport can look forward
10 with pleasure. The Elks' fair and
races will occur on the same dates
Billy Wilson, who caught a straw
bullet at the Queen City Club a few
weeks ago, is now able to be orr aoa,n
among his friends, and is receiving the
congratulations of every one who on.
joys MS acquaintance. Billy is a good
fellow, and it seems to be the "ironv
OF fate" that such a man as he should
happen along in time to be cut down
disabled for several weeks, when there
are SO many trifling fellows LAYING
around such places that could lust as
well have stopped that bullet without
serious injury to themselves or anv ono
else
SPOKANE SPARKLEs.
Miss Mo1ho uouoL -,