, 1883-06-30
PERSONAL.
Mark w. Musgrove, Of the Kootenai
Courier. was in the city Thursday.

Mark w. Musgrove, Of the Kootenai
Courier, was in the city Thursday.
Frank r. Moore departed for visit to
Portland Tuesday evening. Business will
occupy his time i'm the northern metropolis.
Miss Lorenia Culvert, neico Of J. W.
Glover, arrived in this city Wednesday
from Salem, Oregon, whore she expects to
remain for some time.
OH. Clements, young man who has
been stopping at the Falls for several
weeks, went down to Sprague Thursday
to take position IN the railroad office at
that place.
Lew. L. Bcvere, Of Grand Rapids, Mich
igan, was in the city Wednesday. He was
so highly pleased with the Falls that we
| have an idea he willcOnclude to stay. Hope
| so, anyhow.
Wiley Glove, eldest son OF ]. W.
Glover OF our city, is at home during va
cation from the Salem University. Here
turns to his studies at the renewal Of the
school year thiA fall.
NJ. T. Harrison, Of that thriving real
estate firm Of Townsend d Harrison, re-
turned to the city from Portland Thursday,
none the worse for the trip. He smiles as
though he was touched kindly by posper-
ity.
Chas. Shoon and Jas. Malone couple
Of young men from Owatonna, Mimi, ar
rived in the city Thursday night. They
are boys who show the grit to go ahead
and come into this prosperous country to
stay.
! J. T. McCarther, resident manager Of
the Spokane Land and Improvement Com.
pany, returned from Missoula Tuesday
bringing his wife with him. lie hasn't a
kind word to say Of the weatherthey keep
out on the line.
Levi Ankeny, President Of the First
National Bank OF Walla Walla and Grand
Worthy Master Of the Masonic Order ol
the territory, was in the city Wednesday
taking little recreation. His friends here
made his stay pleasant.
The ruddy and jolly face Of Capt. Peter
Brncken was looking in on his friendl
this week. He only remained in the city
long enough to fit out a large load Of house
bold goods which he is taking to his rancl
in the Big Bend country.
II. W. Fairweather, who has heretofor,
made his home up and down the line, wa
registered at the SpTague House Thurs
day. Mr.. +. talks Of making SPOKANE
! 1, 4. L., l.,
terests, his head quarters. A decision W.
are glad to hear Of, as he is a deuHed fnI
I fellow and man who can and will d,
much toward pushing the city along.
Rev. r. D. Nevius, pastor Of the Epis
copal church Of this place departed TO
Seattle this week, where he will enter int
the missionary service for which he is lst
eminently fitted. While we sincerely Re
gret that his duty has called him from
field he has occupied for so long a time
yet we can only wish that his lines ma,
drop in pleasant places, and that some
time in the near future he may come bacl
to his old home to stay.
We regret to learn Of tho removal from
Spokane Falls Of Thomas A. Sheridan L
S. A., who has, for the past fourteen
months been on duty as lineman connect
ed with the Government Signal Servic
Office. Mr.. Sheridan as per orders goe
to Fort Ceur d'Alene and carries witt
him the good wishes Of many Of our citi
zens. We are creditably informed that a
least one pair Of eyes will fondly turn to
wards C9ur d'Alene and look eagerly 70
the return Of her cavalier. Yum yum