, 1884-01-05
PERSONALS.

T.J. Lockheart, Of Cheney, was in the
city offalling waters Wednesday.
L. F. Butler, late Of Idaho, passed uR
to the mines this week. He is getting out
a map Of that section.
We see that c. L. White, formerly Of
this city but Of late years resident Of
Seattle, has been added to the Chronicle
editorial staff.
A. Benson, Of the late firm Of Baxter &
Benson, is closing up his business prepar-
atory to going into the mines where he
wants to get as soon as possible.
Sam. Hayes, Of Eagle City, was in town
this week. He is just down from the
mines where he has a number Of good
claims and business interests.
Col. D. p. jenkins returned to his north
western home Monday, from a visit Of
several weeks to the eastern states. He
is looking well after his spell OF recreation
Dan O'Brien came down nom the mine,
Monday on his way to San Francisco.
He had a few specimens that will wake ~
the old dely ers down in tie Col len State
Hon. c. S. Voorhees,, Of Colflx, an oil
timer who numbers his friends around
this part Of the country by the bushcl
Judging from what we have heard, spen
several days in town this week.
Jas. L. Roe has been tie victim Of q
trio Of bolS for tho past three weeks. Tho
unpleasant G upt.ons squatted on his necl
an have h,l ! such h gh carnival that the
,v.r jolly James has been unable to look
as happy as usual.
Ex-sheriff Hatton, OF Cheney, was in
the city Wednesday, and dropped into the
REVIEW office for ell. an kn' is the
same old jolly boy and we are glad t.
learn is knocking along the path OF life
quite comfortably.
II. p. Reeves will depart for the mine.
next week, providence and weather per
hitting, lie don't go for a stay, however
but will buy up few Of the best mine,
and sit back on a stool and draw bullion.
Hope he may hit ii lucky anyhow.
f. L. Swarts, formerly junior partner o.
the firm Of II. ]. Brown & Co., returned
home this week from his visit to San Fran
cisco. lie had a pleasant trip and wa'
successful in the venture that he was on.
as VIII be seen by the notice published
in another column.
II. Ward Dart son Of II. W. Dart, ESQ,
agent for the Westinghouse Manufactur-
ing Company, late Of Chicago, has joined
his father in this city and will try hisluck
in our great territory. Mr.. Dart is
bright, intelligent young man and we
doubt not but that he will do well here.
Miss Ella Rodgers, a lady who has
a wide and favorable reputation as lee
turess, and who is a bright and able
writer, is now stopping in our city. She
has decided upon accepting position as
solicitor for the REVIEW, and is at work
canvassing the surrounding country.
Mr.. wolcott, Of the firm Of Farnsworth
& Wolcott, Minneapolis, called upon us
Thursday. Mr.. W. was on his way to
Portland and stopped over to gaze upon
place he had heard so much about.
While the weather was rather out OF shape
for much out door exercise, yee he saw
enough Of the town to form goodopin.on
OF it.
Rev. c. c. Burnett has been confined to
the house for a week, getting the better Of
threatened attack OF serious illness, and
weare pleased to report, is coming out Of
the difficulty in good shape, His expert
ence attending the first symptom Of sick
ness was exceeding sensational, and the
consequences were alarming. The gen
'leman sleeps in the rectoTy adjoining the
chapel, and has been suffering for some
time from u severe col |, al hough he con
sidered the ailment local and Of no serious
matter. Last Friday night, however, he
was taken suddenly and Violently sick.
He stood the pain until abou. "a. M, when
he came to the conclusion that II some
thing was not done, and that Immediately,
he could not hold out until daylight. He
started out for medical aid, and managed
somehow to reach DR.. A. S. Campbell's |
residence, when he fell upon the steps,
being too weak to call out or knock.
Fortunately Mrs. Campbell heard him
fall, and the sufferer was at once taken in |
and cared for. He is still with the Doctor,
when, through the best Of care and treat
ment, he has almost recovered his former
strength.