Daily Colonist (1897-08-05) by Unknown

Author:Unknown
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: British Columbia; Newspapers
Published: 1897-03-25T16:00:00+00:00

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He,nry Croft left for Kootenry this morning.

M. A. Gallalein and wife, of Seattle, are at the Driard.

S. P. Moody arrived home last evening from tbe interior.

Allen E. Hughes and wife, from Kng land, are guests at the Driard.

E. ,r. McP'eeley and A. H. B. Macgow an, o( Yancouver, are in the city.

D. Taylor and Miss M.Taylor,of Vancouver, are giiesls at the Dominion.

K, HolBtoii and l';.W. Turner, commercial men of Toronto, are at the Driard

I''. W. I'arker, of the C'lilcago North Weateru railroad, was in tiiecity yeater-day.

!"'. Ilnssey, Hiiperiiitendeiit of jiro-vincial polico, leaves this morning for Kootenay on dei)artmental buBiness,

C. y. Todd, C. A. Godson and Captain K. Colliater returned to Yictoria last evening Irom the provincial mainland

" We nreglad to hear," says the British Columbia Review, "that Gol. Prior is now out of danger and making satisfactory progress toward complete recovery."

Miss M. Dinismuir left for Liverpool this morning and will travel via the White Star line, leaving Ifew York on the ateamabip Germania on the llth inat.

Walter Oakea, superintendent of llu! Xorthern I'noific at Seattle came over on the Hteamer City of Kingston yesterday nioriiiog, and returned on the game boat.

Mra. A. C. Snow, of Seattle, baa recovered from Inn- severe illness aud has left St. Joseph'a hospital to spend a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. li. J. Palmer, at Ghemainua.

K. J. Christie and S. Bobertson.manu-facturcrs from Toronto, arrived laat evening on a pleasure trip. They are registered at the Driard, wtiere are aleo Miss Palmer, AV. F. Munro, W. Chriatio ami wife, Mre, J, J. Palmer, Jlrs. A. K. Barclay, and Mra.T. J. Clark, other Toronto tourists.

0. il. McColl, M.l).,of Detroit, Mich., arrived in Victoria yesterday morning, and will spend several days hero and in Vancouver before taking the Islander for the northoin gold fields. Dr. M<;Coll ia an old school friend of Mr. C. H, Gibbons, of tbe Coi-ONisT, whose guest he is.

J, it, Clarfee, of Brockville, Oat., a famous Eastern footballer known tliroughoat the East aa " Junction Joe," leaves for the Klondyke and Stewart rivers by the Islander on her next voyage. He will buy and operate two or more claims for a Brockville syndicate, which is sending him, out.

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