, 1884-03-29
PERSONALS.

] j. W. AuAluS started IOr the McSt TINS
| week for the purpose OF locating stage
stations.
II. S. Meyers departed this week for IN,
| Big Bend where he gees for a several
] months stay during which he will plaster
| a title on some land.
! The Presbyterian church will meet as
usual, tomorrow, in Cannon's Hall, at
/ IL a. NJ, and 1880, Sabbath school at 10
a. m. All are welcome.
DR.. c. V. Jones, who has practiced med
] icine here for some time, has departed for
| California. May luck go with him wher-
ever he may decide to locate.
Geo. w. Libby, Of Middletown, Conn,
| brother ot our townsman, Rev. l. c.
| Libby, will arrive in our city in a few
| days, and locate among us.
II. W. Fairweather, the genial Dep Col
/ Of Int. Rev. was in town looking after the
| boys and assisting in the dedication GER
| emOnies Wednesday eve.
W. r. Andrews and W. G. Jones the
| well known attorneys Of Cheney were in
| town Wednesday TO attend the dedicatory
| ceremonies OF Spokane Lodge No. "a.
J. y. Squier is in the mines, having left
| here Tuesday. He has claim in the
| camp that he is anxious to dig out from
under the crowd that is supposed to be
sitting nit.
At the call OF the Chairman there will
| be a grand railroad ratification mass meet
| ing at joys Opera House next Monday
evening. Brass bands, bonfres, speaking
and general iQllifcation.
Il. II. Palmer, manager OF the Portland
| branch Of the well-known type foundry
| house Of Palmer a Rcy, called upon us
| Friday. Mr.. Palmer is rustler, and Is
| gathering in many orders on the trip.
clerks in Schclne Bros, store, and pleas
ant and christian gentleman, has secured
leave Of absence for month and will
spend the time on his ranch few miles
west Of the CITY.
Mrs. J. +. Alexander, Of Reno, Nevada,
and Mrs. II. Pope, Of Portland, arrived in
Spokane on Tuesday evening last. Mrs.
Alexander is daughter Of /. +. Bcuham,
and Mrs. Pope sister Of Mrs. A. NJ. Can
non. They expect to pass the spring
months and part Of the summer in our
bIlmy climate.
W. \. Morphy, Of Kansas, arrived in
our city this week. on his way to the
mines. lie is an active, wide awake gem
tleman, and We regret that he cannot stay
with the town. lie is one u the many
attracted to this section by the REVIEW,
and thinks the town is all we represented.
$. II. Jackson and r. W. Irving, hic Of
OhRtunna, Mimi, arrived in our city sat.
urday, and propose 10 make this their
future home. They are the kind Of pco-
pie that will aid in building up the place
We welcome them to the Falls, and hope
they will copclude TO stay with us for
good.
Judge lIarrylL. Burgoync returned to
this city from OkahOgan Friday, after an
absence Of several weeks, looking as
brown rs an Indian and as hearty as
buffalo. lie has been basking under the
genial sunshine that makes its NheadQuar-
ters out in the Big Bond Judging from
change OF complexion.
W. II. Rue, our well-known machiniSt.
started out for the Big Bend in company
with others this week. Mr.. Rue feels as
though nov was the accepted time To get
on to land II Il man wants land and goes
hence for that purpose. lie will be alb
sent good while carrying out the mis-
sion. W. II. is deserving gentlemen
and we hope he will get hold Of the best
quarter section in the district
II. A. Patterson and S. 4. Manirn. con
nectcd with the Chicago TJ1JV1le, were in
our city this week, and paii the REVIEW
Office visit. The gertienlen had been up
in the mines, Mr., rattepton coming out
for tho sole purpose-6f writing up the
mines for tie T'ibHHc. They both spoke
in the highest terms Of Spokane Falls,
and pronounced the water power very
much superior to that Of Minneapolis.
We arc informed that w. Abbott Lewis.
the successful and entorprising lawyer Of
our city, has formed a co -paTIncrship
with Hon. Est. Julian Coke, /recenny
from Minnesota, where IIc~has/ held nn-
merous positions Of responsibility and
trust, among them e\Judgeshfp Orthc
9lh Judicial District. The-tffm will con