, 1884-04-19
PERSONALS.

J. Wells Andrews, who has been doing
the hermit act out on his ranch for several
weeks, is again in his old place behind
the counters Of Scheeline Bros Store.
Hon. Peter Bracken, Of Bracken, Doug
las county, after spending six weeks or
more very pleasantly among his many
warm friends in this city, returned to his
home in the Big Bend Tuesday. Peter
will be SADLY missed by the boys, with
whom he is a great favorite, and many
were the good wishes that followed the
old man as he disappeared in the distance,
perched up behind fOur-horse team.
Peter is one of the old 'uns. His pate
gathered the silver threads while soiOurn-
ing in the northwest. They are the i'm
prints Of father time, who may change the
external man, but can never transform
the warm and kindly heart that beats
under the coat that Peter wears. Gener-
Gus, genial Peter may fortune smile upon
your every foOtstep, ind prosperity crown
every effort Of your life.
II. l.. T. Galbraith, connected with the
KoOtenai railroad scheme, spent several
days in this city on his way north this
week.
b. r. Westfsll, Esq, late OF Macomb,
ILL.,, has located in our city and is building
couple Of handsome residences on Jen-
kin's addition on the north side OF the
river overlooking the falls. Mr.. Westfall
lived in MacOmb 3S wears and is wCll and
extensively known throughout Illinois
and neighbOring states as an importer OF
blooded horses, he having introduced
some Of the finest animals ever brought
to America. Mr.. W. is IN love With Spo-
kane Falls and proposes to make this his
future home. He is a progressive, active
gentleman, just the kind to aid in build
ing up the city.
II. W. Fairweather, the new Mayor Of
Spngue, was about town Wednesday.
The young man bears his blushing honors
gracefully.
Harry l.. Burgoyne, after a visit TO our
city Of several weeks duration, returned
to Okanogan, the county seat Of Douglas
county, Wednesday. Harry is Auditor Of
the new county, a young gentleman of
more than ordinary ability and is fortu-
nate in possessing very large number OF
friends who will wish him success in his
new position. lie is worthy any office he
may be appointed or elected to fill.
J. +. Warren, Of Deep Creek Falls, has
been appointed on the police force, and
now carries star around the village and
a big stock Of nerve behind ii to make its
scintillations terror to evil dOers. 1t
will be remembered that Warren is the
huckleberry. who so Cleverly captured
Bill Jackson the half breed slayer, a few
weeks ago, performance that stamps the
young man as crafty detective and
fellow with box full OF sand.
Charley Lawson is home agaiT, after
trip through that earthly paradse--south-
ern California. He has been off several
months and during the time has worked
in his vacation to a good advantage. He
struck Los Angeles, San Barnideno and
number Of other collection OF houses
OF unprOnouncable and unspellable Span
ish appellations. Did he have a good
time ? Ask him.
II. p. Reeves is of to the Big Bend. II
he don't fall into something he will be out
Of his usual luck.
Tony Tubbs, the dashing man who has
struck pay gravel at Cmur d'Alene in the
shape Of town site, was down to the me-
tropolis Friday.
II. NJ. Mccartney, an old Spokanite and
from all we can learn regarding his pri-
vate and public career a deuced good fell
low, Is expected back from the east where
he has been spending the pasHseveriT
months, in few days. Nc will find
numerous collection Of friends ready to
embrace him on his return.
p. b. johnson, the chief engineer Of the
Walla Walla Union, permitted his retundi-
ty to displace breathing material in the
REVIEW office Wednesday. Mr.. john
son is a live newspaper man and is a rep
resentative citizen OF Walla WALL. As
such and as both we were pleased to see
him.