, 1884-02-23
PERSONALS.

Dr. l.. II. Whibehouse Is just honle iAO"i
a trip to the Sound.
s. J. Richards is convelescing, but Is
yet unable to be out.
Geo. Reed, Of walla Walla is visiting
this city, and talks Of going into business
Lane Gillian cut of his visit TO Walla
walla and returned to the Falls this week.
Messrs. Edwards & McGlashan, who
are to issue the Nugget at Eagle City, de-
parted for the camp Monday.
Jno. Piggott has been bucking against
threatened attack Of sickness this week,
and is not as strong as a, Sullivan yet.
C. f. Rust, who has spent several weeks
in this city, returned to his eastern home
this week. His absence will be brief.
J.H. Cavanaugh and Waller Willis, OF
San Francisco, are in the city awaiting
change in the weather for a trip to the
mines.
Sam. Henry, Of Sprague, division Su-
perintendent Of the N. p. Railroad, was
in the city Friday mingling among his
friends.
Del. Leisher, returned to this city Fri
day from Portland. where he has been
for several weeks. He reports that burg
very quiet.
Harry Burgoyne is with the party now
on the way to OakanOgan. A lovely trip
he must be having in the face OF the re-
cent weath,r.
Mrs. D. NJ. Drumheller has been very
seriously III during the past week with
pneumonia, but we are pleased to learn is
slowly mending. .-
II. Ward Dart, has returned home after
spending a fortnight in Rockford. Ac-
cording to the returns handed in by Mr..
Dart that village is fiourishlng.
VIM. Petit, a capitalist OF New York
City, and uncle Of Fred Chamberlin OF this
place, has been spending the week at the
Falls, looking out for investments.
Robt. r. Hargrove is just back from the
mines. Bob will pay considerable at
tention to that section this season and will
probably pick up a small fortune by so
doing. We hope so, anyhow.
J.F. McElroy, who went east a couple
OF months ago, is back home, looking
hearty and happy. Mack will return to
the enjoyable occupation Of farming as
soon as the earth comes to the surface.
Oscar Clements and his brother DIR.
Clements, have just returned from Mich
igan, and will remain here. It will be
remembered that the former young gen.
tleman was connected with the nilroad
Office under McElroy's administration.
Charley SyPert has just returned from
his trip to Oregon, where he has spent the
past two months. He looks as though
the rest had agreed with him. We are
pleased to see the boy back, but perhaps
not more so than he is to get back.
DIR. b. F. Burch Is at home again from
his trip to Walla Wall, where he was look
ing after his property interests. The Doc
tor considers Walla Walla a fine, thrifty
eity,, but feels happier when lingering
about lhis place.
J.OJ Wamoth, who is extensively en-
gRgedin the mercantile business at Mon
dOviat Lincoln county, was in the city
Monday and made this Office a pleasant
call. He reports the fine agricultural
country about Mondovia as filling up rap
idly.
Giles Clark, Of the hrm OF Clark &
Mavin, struck out this week for his home
in Ionia, Mich. Mr.. Clark has been with
US for several months and has done well
with his large carriage and wagon factory
on First street. He goes east for the pur-
pose Of bringing out his family and ma
king this his future home. We wish him
a pleasant journey and speedy return.
l.. S. Hewlett, OF Portland who will
probably be the next Governor Of Wash
ington Territory, called at this office this
week during the absence Of the editor.
Col. Hewlett has been spending several
days in our city and was entertained by
the principal residents during his stay.
The gentlemen Ia a brilliant writer,
charming conyersationalst and possesses
more than ordinary ability, and should
he be appointed to the gubernatorial chair
we believe him perfectly capable Of con-
ductIng the affairs Of state in a satisfac-
tory and business like manner.
weare sincerely pleased to once more,
be able to shake the fist Of Louis Ziegler,
E7l'i WIN APpe1IVu oi tho 9Nteet TINS "eeh
after prolonged, painful and dangerous
attack Of sickness. Mr.. Ziegler looks as
though he had had tough time Of it, and
II will require some weeks 10 renew upon
his cheek the luried glow Of health, and
to fill out the rotundity that ersewhile
stretched his vest.n- However the health
giving zephyrs Of this favored country
will soon erase the foot prints Of disease
! and make OF him the same genial Rentle-
man as Of yore.