, 1884-02-09
PERSONALS.

1T. Lockhart, one Of the good men Of
Cheney, was in town several days this
week.
J. Oppenheimer, one OF the oldest set
tiers Of the Colville Valley, was in the
city this week.
J. V. Sloan is up at the mines, and as he
has an eye to business will very probably
catch hold Of some Of the nuggets in cir
culation.
HI. Brown returned bone THURSDAY
from trip south extending Ovcr several
weeks. The active gentleman is looking
exceedingly well.
Louis Keubler struck out Wednesday
for the mines, where he expects to open
house OF entertainment. The diggings
are catching great many Of the boys.
DIR. Frank A. Bowen, the well-known
dentist OF this city will pay Pennington
and Rockford visit next week. Wecom
mend him to our readers in those places.
We understand that DR.. Gibson talks Of
putting in the summer at Eagle City.
While we would regret to lose the Doctor
yet we belive he could make fortune in
that camp.
F. c. Sharkey, a thorough business
man Of San Francisco, recently ar
rived in this city, and thinks Of establish
ing permanent business here. Ho will
prove valuable acquisition to the com
munity.
DR.. J. Whetham is off on trip to the
mines. The Doctor has heard 50 much Of
the diggings, and being ofsnn investiga-
ting turn OF mind, determined to satisfy
himself by personal inspection. May he
fall on TO a quartz ledge running a million
to the ton.
arict Attorney Hyde made break
forthe Coeur d'Aleno mines this week on
a voyage Of inspection. lie is an observ-
ing individual and as he has promised to
give the REVIEW report Of the trip our
readers may look for fair and impartial
account Of the camp.
A. J. Prichard departed Thursday for
Eagle City. The old gentleman has nosed
around for years in his search for gold,
and now that he has given to tho world a
new field the chances are decidedly
against his securing big share Of profit.
It's always thus. However we hope to
sec Mr.. Prichard come ont of the diggings
next fall with a cart load OF precious me-
tai.
A. P. Wolvorton is again on the streets
looking as happy as an oyster on the half
shell. He made very extensive research
over the western part Of Oregon and
Washington for some place with only
half tho air Of activity and life about it
that clings to Spokane Falls. His search
was unrewarded and he returns better sat
isfied than ever with our city. Strange,
but he returned alone, for we had an idea
that he was about to commit matTimony.
NJ. T. Harrison, one OF our prosperous
young attorneys, departed for the East
Sunday evening. Mr.. Harrison is in u
measure interested in the proposed new
gas works for the city and the principal
objects Of the present trip is to hasten
forward the work on that scheme. Being
well posted on the rosourccsof this coun-
try Mr.. Harrison will be enabled TO enlight-
en- the people in the eastern states with
whom he comes in contact, giving them
information that will lead to good results
for the place.
Capt. b. h. Tutle, Northern Pacific Pos =
tai Agent spent several days at the Falls
this week. The Captain ascertained that
it was tho wish OF tho business men that
theovening mail be distributed upon its
arrival and made known the fact to Post
master Heath, who has kindly consented
TO accommodate the public, although the
extra work is considerable. While it is not
part Of the duties oftho Office to handle
this mail in the evening, Mr.. Heath will
do so hereafter when the train is on time,
and would have done so before had he
known that such had been the de dire OF
the public.