, 1883-06-23
PERSONAL.

A. X. Woodbury. has returned from q
protracted stay below.
| Rev. r. d. Nevis is back from a visit Of
a fortnight at Walla Walla and neighbor,
ing places.
Jack Squier returned Monday from q
| trip to Horse Plains, some 200 miles Out
east on the railroad.
Mayor J. n. Glover started for Portland
| Thursday night, where he will spend sew.
eral days on business.
! The family Of VIM. Griffin, proprietor
Of the Cash Store, reached Spokane Fall,
! from Oakland, Cal, this week.
+. r. Burk, Of Dayton, reporter for the
! Walla Walla Union, was in the city taking
taste Of enjoyment this week.
Olaf Windingstad is again making his
headquarters in this city, having com.
pleted his engineering work at Cheney.
Henry Krukberg, Of Portland, arrived
in the city Thursday and will probably
take charge Of the mechanical department
OF the Chronicle.
| Maj. J. jackson, Of Fort Cueur d'Alene
one Of the jolliest gentlemen wearing
shoulder straps on the frontier, was in tho
| city Wednesday.
II. b. Harrison, who is to rustic the Bio
Bend RuStter, is in the city after an ab,
sence OF several days in the section where
he is about to locate.
F. c. Montgomery, Of the Cheney Sen.
tinet, made flying trip to this city Satur.
day., He hardly remained long enough tc
swallow glass Of ice water.
Mrs. w. II. Davenport, Of San Francis.
co, whose husband was formerly with F.
X. Moore, is now in the city on a visit
stopping with Mrs. j. n. Glover.
Col. ID. p. Jenkins, one Of our legal lu.
minaries who has been spending a month
at the western end Of the territory, now
takes his rations at home, having returned
this week.
C.J. Woodbury., brother Of A. X. Wood.
bury Of this city, came up to Gods coun-
try this week from Oakland, Cal. He is
pleased with things terrestrial as they ap-
pear about here.
G. s. COsgroye, Of San Leandro, Cal,
called upon us Thursday. Mr.. C. is law
yer by profession and Is investigating
Washington territory with view Of set
Ting down somewhere in the northwest.
Col. C. b. Bradshaw, the gentleman who
is expected to fill the bill as orator on the
4th, Is an Illinoian, and is expected in the
city next week. Those who know him
claim him to be crack language jerker.
J. T. Armstrong, the brain lever that
lifts the Sprague Herald well up in the
estimation Of the public, was knocking
around the Falls Saturday, and permitted
his fOrmlto darken the orfice leading into
our den.
l.. Zeigler, our extensive hardware mer-
chant, accompanied with his wife and
daughter, has just returned from a visit to
the Sound cities and Portland. They en-
inUnH tho trim hnt fpnnI No nlana that
they could compare with the Falls.
Maj. Simms, the Indian agent making
his headquarters at Colville, has been
spending the week in this city. The Ma
jor is genial gentleman'and his friends
are always disappointed when he visits
this sectiOn-because he don't make his
stay longer.
Within the last few days Mr.. /. Hunt,
son Of the present Minister to Russia,
passed through the city en- route TO Spo-
kane Falls, where he intends to settle and
go into business. He left st. Petersburg
In January last. The fame Of Spokane
Falls reached him in that far-away city,
POldITS.
c. A. Absalom, who is one Of the most
persistent pedestrians and keenest sports
men in the territory, recently returned
from foot trip among the beautiful lakes
and wild mountains north OF this place.
There il hardly a mile OF land iuHhe north
west that he has not explored, and few
men are better acquainted with the topo-
graphy Of the country.
DR.. J. Whethan, a young gentleman
who owns considerable property in this
city and who practiced his profession here
last year, returned to Spokane Falls Fri
day last from New York City, where he
spent the winter perfecting himself in the
mysteries Of medicine, paying particular
attention to the study Of the diseases OF
women. He has settled down with us for
good and for the present can be consulted
at DR.. $. G. AllisOn's office, expecting TO
have an office Of his own in a short time.