, 1883-07-07
PERSONAL.

! T. J. Lockheart, Of Cheney, was among
/ the visitors in town this week.
DR.. J. f. Candy, now Of the Big Bend
country, took his 4th in this city.
Abe Thomas, the rattling agricultural
dealer Of Cheney, was in town on the 4th.
John J. Thanem, local agent for the
Deering harvesting machinery, with head
quarters at Cheney, was in the city on the
4th.
We had pleasant call Tuesday from
our n~ighbor Of the Quill, II. Matte,
Of the Medical Lake Press. He is one Of
the iovial boys, and we were glad to get a
view OF his countenance.
l. c. Townsend, Of the real estate firm OF
Townsend & Harrison, returned to Spok-
ane Tuesday morning, after an absence Of
several weeks at Portland, where he has
been selling real estate at a good advant-
age.
+. Z. Andrews, who has been stopping
at the California House in this city for
several weeks, left for st. Louis, Mo-, this
week. Mr.. Andrews was highly pleased
with Spokane, and will probably return
to locate here permanently.
c. b. Hopkins, editor Of the Colfax Ga
-ette, was in the city several days this
week. He is taking a little recreation at
Lake CRur d'Alene, where he spent the
4th in rural Incidence and comfort. Sorry
we were not home when he called.
II. F. Ferguson, Of Pataha City, auditor
Of Garfield count9, who had been spend
ing several weekrsoamping on Lake Cusur
d'Alene, passed through our city Monday
on his way to Eedical Lake, where he
will put in a fortnight at camp life.
Harry LaBoytesux started for Portland
Friday night, whe5e he goes for the purpose
Of purchasing l6rge stock OF paints, oils
and wall paper fofSthis market He prom
ises to return with the best selected stock
Of goods ever opened north Of Snake
river, and we feel satisfied that he will
keep his promise.
We stated last week that o. II. Glenn
ents, 81 this city, had removed to Sprague.
This turns out an error. lie did go to
that place, but the young affection for the
Falls was too powerful, and he returned.
He is now acting as Station Agent McEl-
roy's assistant, a place that practice has
made him competent to fill.
Among our callers Thursday were II.
Il. Young, j. +. Maher and d. r., Stunrt
Of Colville valley. The former gentleman
is an old-time and favoably-known set
tier Of that upper country, and the latter a
pedagogue Of jovial mien who handles the
young shoots at old Fort Colville. The
boys were down gathering joy at the 4th.
Col. c. B. Bradshaw, OF Illinois, arrived
in our city this week, and will probably
locate here. His family preceded him a
couple Of weeks, and have been stopping
with his brother-in-law, Jas. b. Sargent.
The Colonel has been practicing law for
years, and is high up in his profession.
lie could hardly do better than settle
down in this locality.
Paul Schulze has appointed Olaf Wind
ingstadt local land agent for the western
district, with Office at Cheney. Mr.. W.
has accepted, and after completing some
railroad work he has in hand at this place,
will assume the management Of the office.
Mr.. Schulze did wisely in selecting Olaf
for the responsible position, and we feel
satisfied that the now hand at the bellows
will give entire satisfaction. We dislike
the idea Of losing Mr.. Windingstadt, but
hope to be able 70 see him often in this
city.
We had the pleasure Saturday Of a call
from Paul Schulze, general land agent for
the Northern Pacific railroad, who was
out on the road on business connected
with his Office, We found Mr.. Schulze to
be bright, allable, genial gentleman,
who is as pleasant in private life as he is
methodical, careful and active in his bust
ness capacity. Under his guiding hand
the affairs Of the railroad land office have
been conducted in such a manner as not
only to win him praise from the company
he represents, but to secure him the good
will and respect Of all those who have had
occasion to deal with that department Of
the road. Mr.. S. only remained here a
couple Of days, returning west Monday.
IL. J. Brown, who has been in our city
for some weeks, and who has taken such
a fancy to the place as to invest means
here, departed for the east Monday even.
| ing by the way Of Portland and San Fran.
cisco, and will return the same route,
bringing with him his family, now in Ari,
zona. Mr.. Brown goes to the great marts
! OF the eastern States especially to purchase
goods, and will bring back with him the
largest assortment Of hardware, paints
oils, varnishes, crocSery, queensware
/ groceries and fine domestic and imported
wines for family use, ever brought to
Washington Territory. He is to occupy
the handsome store room in Mayor Glov.
er's new building, and will have a stock
/ to correspond with his quarters.
John L. Wilson, one al Uncle SANS
most efficient servants in the civil service,
holding a responsible office OF trust in the
land office Of this district, with headquar.
ters at Colfax, was down to the Falls this
week shaking hands with his many
friends here. We hope to number Mr.
| Wilson among our residents in a very
short time, and while we feel a sympathy
for Colfax at losing so excellent a citizen,
we cannot fail to congratulate ourselves
upon adding him to the list that makes up
the sum total Of our population, and he
deserves to hold high position in the es-
timation Cf the people at the Falls, as he
has contributed largely towards securing
| for Spokane Falls an ofiice that Is to be Of
inestimable advantage to the place.
SPOKANE FALLS GETS 1T.