, 1884-05-31
PERSONALS.

John l.. Wilson and wife started for
Chicago Monday.
c. H. Montgomery, Of Colvillc, was in
the city Thursday.
A. w. Calder, DID. s., late Of Walla
Walla, was in the city THU sday. lie talks
Of locating at the Falls.
Mrs. W. f.. Edwards, Of Truckee, Cal
ifornia, arrived in this city Friday morn
ing to join her husband.
Mrs. DR.. c. S. Penfeld and Mrs. Holman
departed for Chicago Monday Of this week.
We wish the ladies pleasant trip.
That bluff, though popular attorney,
Colonel l.. B. Nash, started for Eagle City
Thursday, where he goes on professional
business.
NJ. d. Egbert, the eindefatigable manager
Of the Walla Walla Journal was in town
working up his subscription list early in
the week.
DR.. J. NJ. Morgan started FOR the mines
Thursday, whore he goes to look after
some Of his mining interests. lie will
probably be absent a week.
The Right Reverend Bishop J. A. Pad
dock, OF the Episcopal Church, was visit
ing this parish this week, and held reCep-
ton at the residence Of f. r. Moore, Esq,
Monday evening,
The REVIEW Office acknowledges a call
Monday from f. w. hddaugh, editor Of
the Medical Lake Banner. Mfr. NJ. is quite
young man, but is an experienced printer
and gets up very readable paper.
NJ. r. Benham, who has been laid up
from the effects Of a severe fall received Il
couple OF weeks ago, is able to slide around
with the aid Of a cane. The confinement
rasped large lot OF flesh from the yoang
mans anatomy.
w. o. Conner, n brother-in-law Il Dr.
S. A. Campbell, arrived in this city Thurs
day, direct from Eagle City, having made
the entire distance by water in thiay-siX
hours. He is the first man to try the
through water route.
B. A. Young, Of Tacoma, brother-in-law
Of DIR. J. b. Candy, is in our city as del
egate to the Grand Lodge Of Masons, rep
resenting Steilacoom Lodge. Mr.. Young
is the first arrival Of that body, we believe.
He speaks in the highest praiseof our city,
and is surprised TO see such evidence Of
progress.
W. +. Edwards, who Started the Nugget,
the first paper in the mines, is now indhe
city, his paper having succumbed TO the
inevitable. While it existed the Nugget
was rattling good journal, and did yeo-
man work for the camp. Mr.. Edwards
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the newspaper business, and Il will not be
long before he is again engineering pub
liCatiOn Of his own. Wherever he may
locate we wish him the best OF luck.
Dr. b. r. Westfall, Of Illinois, started
east on Thursday morning. The doctor
came TO this city couple Of months ago,
and was so favorahly struck with the out
lool, that he purchased property on the
north side Of the river, overlooking the
falls, where he erected two houses, one Of
them very neat and attractive residence.
After preparing for their reception, the
doctor has gone TO his old home for his
family, and will return in few weeks. II
is his intention to open an office and COM
msnce the practice Of medicine as soon as
he gets his family settled.
"A. NJ. Cannon, Esq, recently made a
trip TO the mines. He went there to see
for himself what the country amounted
to. He il u clear-hcaded, observing gem
tlpmau, who cannot be led astray by mere
show and representation, and he is con-
vinced that there are plenty Of gold In the
mines. lie is satisfied that 1t will require
money, time and labor TO develop the
mines, hut the country is good, and a year
hence will sec busy crowd in the noun
tains. When such solid men as Mr.. Can
non 80 express themselves we feel better
pleased than ever over the future Of the
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