, 1883-09-15
Personal.

| was IN the cIN fluaN.
. l.. L. Whitchouse was the only Spokan-
ite present at the driving Of the last spike.
IN. Squicr spent the week at Medical
Lake, samplng the waters Of that peculiar
isolated lake.
| Sheriff p. w. Dillon was scattering his
manly form about among his friends in
this city Monday,
NJ. Kaminsky, the prosperous merchant
Of Cheney, was on hand Sunday to take
stock in the anticipated sport.
II. Baldwin, Of Sand Point, was in the
city Wednesday. lie keeps a neat and
well-patronized restaurant at Sand Point.
Col. Merriman, commander Of the forces
at Fort spokane, was in the city last sun
day, drawn hithcr by the anticipated VII
lard visit.
Prof. and Mrs. J. NJ. Ticrnan contem-
plate starting on a visit to New York next
week. The Professor goes on business
connected with Northern Pacific mineral
ogical display.
Geo. Brandt has been confined to his
bed with typhoid fever for week, and
while at one time his case was considered
very serious we are glad to learn that he
is now much improved.
We regret to learn that our ncighbor,
II. r. Cowley, proprietor Of the Chronicle,
has been down several days this week
with a rash resembling measles. He is
able to be about again however.
i. J. Webster, II. p. Reeves and several
others departed this week for the Big
Bend. They will look over the country
carefully and exercise their privilege Of
taking up land il things suit them.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. Bennett returned
home from their Portland trip Tuesday,
having been DELAYED over twcnty-four
hours at that mOnotonous station, Wallula
Junction, waiting for the Willard trains
to pass.
c. G. Upton, one Of Chency's most sue
ccssful dealers IN agricultural implements,
was in the city Wednesday. Tip. has
been wrestling with an ambitious fever
all summer and looks pretty tulerably
well used up. We wish him happy
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IL. W. Fu.rwcathcr, one Of the substan-
tal citizens Of Spnguc, which does not
dctract from his being jolly companion
and a genial gentleman, was up to the
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as great an extent as WAS expected
Capt. Peter lirackcn, who has been dill
gently putting in the summer ON his farm
III the big Bend country, Is once more on
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states Ian" ollc'' mas takeh up MS resi-
uence III our Guy Win ms iaih'ly' ana Is
preparing ior inc eS'aDl'Shm'nt OF the
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h',ci''''' 'D"i'ucr an" l'"rlor furniture Ior
ti'S market Mr' II. Is "n on furniture
ue'.eF' "'" h"N"'S peen eUg'geu III 'ne
business nero 'o' some ''i'io understands
JUST "ha' Is ""i'''"' ne VIII return win
one Of the largest and best stocks ever
brought into the northwest.
j. W. AdalhS' notary puhlc' ana wal
ter Mann, a surveyor, started for the Big
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