, 1881-08-27


Mr.. H. W. Fairweather, of Aiaswortb
in the city.
Rev. Wells will return on Tuesday n. i,
from Vancouver
Judge Guichard will remain at the ,,L.
fer some time yet
The Lester Company are now pl,v;,o >,
/ good houses in Seattle. :
The Puget Sound Packing Comp.nv m,
I mp 1000 fish is one day. f@
/ Ed. Williams is reported as the boss &C.,
ermau at the Warm Springs.
II. l.. Pi;tock. ESQ.,, proprietor of -.
oregoHian, made Us pleasant call.
Rev. G. W. Grannis has returned from
the Idaho Conference held at BOISE Citv.
The fleetwood will soon be put on ,hs
route between Portland and the Cascade.
r. ?. Steen. ex-Sheriff of Columb;. oo,.
ty, is enjoying the luxures of the me,rop.
oils.
Judge Sharpstein and family are expected
home from Medical Lake about m. D..
prox.
Mr.. d. c. Rees, of Butteville. oreoon
brother to Harry and Tom Rees, il now in
the city.
The incorporation Of the city of Co,f.x
was declared unconstitutional by Judee
Wingard.
Mr.. Wm. Stevens and Councilman psr
nolds have besn absent from the city for the
past. few days.
Mrs FaIconer and Mrs. DIR. Cr,un will
no ia daxr in, r.
Shellworths mill
Cnarlsy Besserer is now at Medical .Ls
taking bath. HIS friends won't know him
when he returns.
Mr. and Mrs. Mosgrove returned this
morning after a trip through California
We welcome the young couple home.
Frank d. Boyer and Mrs. Boyer returned
from an extended tour through the Conr
d'Alrne country locking much better for the
trip.
Rev Father Duffy leaves On Sunday even.
ing for San Francisco, where he goes to Sc
lect stained glass windows for the new
Catholic Church.
Georgia darkies won't touch the revised
version with ten foot pole They think it
democratic dodge Of some sort To encbre
them ont Of salvation.
SullIvan's mirror OF Ireland" will he
shown here tor four nights, commencinp
Sept. 9TH. From exchanges we learn thai
the scenes are interesting.
Water is falling so fast in the rivers above
that 1t is doubtful If fourteen feet can safely
pass up soon--4stoyian. Oh, yes. Port.
lands an immense seaport.
Barnard Simpson and lady have returned
from the Warm Springs. Mr.. Simpson, we
understand, did not find this resort purtic.
ularly beneficial to his health.
The firm Of Johnson, Rees & Winaus are
settling up their business prior to Mr..
Johnson retiring from the business,
afler Inch the firm will be Rees, Winans
& Co.
The handsome and gifted young engineer
Of the o. X. { N. Co. MIR. f. SchemeI, ia
soon To be united in marriage with one of
Walla Walla's fairest daughters. SIC Sem
per Z PiMibus EnHm.
Mrs. Edward Stone left Thurs lay evening
to meet her husband, who is now stationed
at Helena, Montana. We are sorry to lose
this amiable lady, but what is her good for
tune should certainly be her friends'.
Ireland, OF the Astorian, says in reference
to his paper: The stereotyped remark
that .you want something to fill up with,
any way IL gigantic lie, except as it ap-
plies to the editors stomach" Great
horned spoons. tnats an immense demand.
There Is 81 900 reward offered for the cap
ture Of Frank Ayers and Joe Green, the par
Ties who killed William Myers OIL the road
between Wood River ard Belfast in Idaho
The Governor offers $500 and the wife Of the
man the same amount
Col. Cuvier Grover lot n---i--, o. y
y,-uI,d special inspector on certain cavalry
horses at Fort Waila Walla, for which Capt
James Jackson, lst Cavalry, commanding
Company "B, il accountable, reported the
18th Instant as requiring the action of an
Inspector.
General Miles. commander OF this Depart
ment, vice General Howard, accompanied
by Major Dandy, Chief Quartermaster, and
Lieut. Gushing, Chief Commissary, .iave
Just made tour OF inspection of the differ
ent posts OF the Department north OF the
riv,r. viz: Caur d'Alene, Spokane and Col
vile, with a view OF deciding whether Camp
spokane is To lie abandoned or not