, 1881-09-24

city.
Judge Bronough. of Portland. is in tn
city.
Sheriff J. NJ Hatten, of Spokane county
is in the city.
Capt. McGregor has returned from Cam,
Ceur d 'Alene.
ID. B. Bush, Jr., of Portland, is making
short stay among MS.
O. P. Scott, of the o. r. & N. CO., wa
the city this week.
Lieut. v. J. Brumbuck has arrived il
this city from Boise City.
Mr.. Mitchell, secretary to II. B. Thielsen
made flying trip to Dayton.
Mr.. Molsen, Of Portland, Is making bus
mess tour through our valley.
d. P. Dwight, Esq. Of Pendleton, mad,
d hurried business trip to this city.
1t is more probsble that Ft Colville will
be abandoned than Camp Spokane.
Madam SauY and daughter. of the Ray.
mond house, at Lewiston, is in the city.
R. W. Marshall, ESD, Of the Oregon I'm
erovement Co, has returned from a visit {.
his Portland friends.
6 The largest squash Of the season is on ex.
|bihition at McLean's grocery store. i
weighs 81 pounds.
A private letter from DIR. Walt. V. Hen
derson states that he is lying quite i'll at hi
home in Eugene City, Oregon.
Mr.. Barnes, one of the founders, and a
one time editor Of the San Francisco Call
will be in the city in few days.
The new sidewalk ON the north side O
Third street was badly needed and is is
great convenience to pedestrians.
From private letter we learn that Mr.. N
Phillips, formerly dancing master of thi
city, is now residing in San Francisco.
S. Maxon, the man who was SO badly in.
iured at the fire last Thursday, is out of tn,
hospital and enjoying the fresh cool air.
Trustee Stevens says that the only objec
ton he has to the city Jail is that woman Rob
inson. Its poor company even for me-"
A. S. Levy and Geo. K. Cleaveland, two
genial representatives of tirst-class Sal
Francisco business houses are in the city.
George Edward B,rnes, the journalist,
and A. p Hotaling, one of San Francisco
merchants, will arrive here in day or .wo
We received several pleasant calls frou
Judge Norman Buck, Of Lewiston, 1. T
Judge Buck has been attending supreme
court.
Mr.. Nat L. Baker, who has been on thu
.Nou..taineer at The Dallss for long tin
has accepted responsible position in tn
STATESMAN office.
The other evening horse ran away Oh
| the sidewalk near the st. Louis hotel ant
came very near interviewing Mr.. Schwartz
in his beer depot.
We airy pleased to note again among u
Miss Rilla Masterson, Of Spokane Falls. al
amiable and accomplished young lady wh'
is here visiting friends and relatives.
G.. r. Klinck, Esq, of the o. r. & N
| Co. 5 office in this city, is under orders frou
headquarters to remove to The Dalles a
once, to take the office Of car accountant.
Ii. Macarthur, one of the solid and pros
porous men Of Weston, is in this city payn
off money for every farmer in the country
He paid the STATESMAN office visit.
"Mystery," splendid horse owned b,
Mr.. Dooley, of Dooley s Kirkman, and for
lnerly the property of MIR. II. W. Fairweath
er died suddenly from the effects OF too nuc
new wheat hay.
VIII some one please reckon up the diff
ference in the time between Cleveland, Ohio
where the late president is to be buried. an
this city SO that our business men will kno'
Exactly " hen to close their shops.
NJ. b. Rees, Esq, and family, Of Cove
Grand Ronde valley, are visiting in this city
He is brother to Major X. K. Rees but
unlike him, is republican in politics. bu
for all that he appears pretty far man
men 90 nowadays
The Odd Fellows societies have organize
a relief committee, composed Of the thre
principal officers of the two lodges and tn
Encampment, with DIR. Alban, OF Washing
ton Lodge, a. president, and II. f. Holmes
IS. Il. of Enterprise Lodge, as secretary an
treasurer.
Mr.. P. C. Harrer, of Albany, Oregon, q
attorney at-law, arrived on the train Wee
|nesday evening. Fe has been paying Eas'
era Washington visit. He says he Is we
pleased with the country and will remain
he city for few days, from whence ne WI
return = his home Via Pendlet0n-
The Mill Creek Railroad has over ioo
tons Of wheat to deliver at the o. X. & n
Co.'S depot. The road so far has proved
grand success. Next week the eomPan
will bring down stove wood, to be dslivere
at the depot for s., $3.50, Sc and $3.50 Pc
cord. This is little change on last winter
prices. :. :.
Lieut.. Duncan, of the Dist Infantry Is
the city, and as is usually the case with tn
Did comrades of the editor Of the SrATEMA
Iurlng the Nez Perce war, paid US q fnendi
call and brought no end of good luck to tn
office. During the Indian wars the Lieuten
ant distinguished himself in several bAttle
with certain very quiet, hut none the ie,
determined courage. He is no feather Ded 50
lier but is always ready and on hand az n'
countrys call.
FkUTT.-The wonderful stories OF Hai'
Walla fruit and vegetables are verified nov
at every corner-pears, peaches, nectarines
aprieots. pluns, apples and other run
plump, luscious and of large proportion mus
be seen to be believed. Although this ca
not be represented as = grape country pr y