, 1884-05-10
PERSONALS,


sam Hayes, OF Eagle, was in the city Thurs
day.
Geo. A. sheppard is of this week on busl-
ness trip TO Portland.
Mrs. c. c, Mccoy LEFT for Spokane Falls
last evening.-Union, 7th.
Hon. Jacob Stetzel passed through the city
on his way north Wednesday.
Dan Drumheller is of to Colville looking
after some Of his stock interests.
RObt. Francis, one OF the leading merchants
OF COlVille, was in town Saturday.
J. T. McCar.her is OF on a visit TO the mines.
II there is anything there Nc Will get on TO It,
John l.. Wilson starts east next week as a
delegate to the National Republican Conven-
]. S. Cox left walla walla Monday for spo-
kane Falls, whore he has opened large fur
nlture stOre.-UniOn.
Charley and f. J. Webster have been to
Ceur d'Alene several days this week on i'm
pOrtant land matters.
J. II. Boyd, OF Portland, one Of the partners
In the hardware firm Of Geo. T. Crane Co.,
was in the city this week.
Lane Gillian and August Goldsmith are on
on visit TO the mines. They write down that
the country is full OF gold.
G. NJ. Weeks, Mrs. II. J. Brown and Miss
Brown OF this city were registered at the st.
Charles Hotel, Portland, Tuesday.
The family Of ]. l. Booge, OF Sioux city,
Iowa, arrived In our city this week, and J. l.
Master BERTHE short, who has been messeng-
er boy for the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany for the last eight months, left last night
Tor Spokane Falls.-Union, 7th.
J. l.. steadman, who snitts between Ceur
d'Alene and Eagle city, was in town this
week. He brings hattering reports from the
mines, and has every confidence In their
richness.
Hon. l.. Zicgler is once more moving about
after another severe attack Of erysipelas.
That ailment clings to him with undue at
tachment, but we hope that he has suffered
from II for the last time.
WIN X. Peck, general agent for Whlteley's
Hidden Hand Combination, called at this
office Wednesday. Peck Is a whole bushel
and more to at billing town and the success
OF the company can be credited TO his hard
work on the front
Mr.. Jackson, from Spokane Falls, an old
miner and frontier business man OF Colorado,
Is soJOurning In our midst The gentleman
will, we learn, buy real estate here and later
invest in mining property in this county,
Ellensburgh standard.
Jas. Stetzel was In town Tuesday. The
young man has just recently been appointed
collector OF customs, or something Of that
kind, for the Okanogan country. While not
In the saddle his headquarters will be at Col
Vile. He looks like good one for the "sit."
John L. Wilson, OF Spokane Falls, delegate
elect TO the National Republican Convention,
is not monopOlist in any, shape or form and
is so known among the farmers Of the upper
country. On the contrary he Is In accord with
tuf lAIiltIh lthBut VI hht L alouat CouhAIgs-
Union.
Friday we had the pleasure OF meeting A.
A. Honey, assistant superintendent OF tele-
graph for the Northern Pacific road, and c. f.
Annett, general manager Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone Company, who were In the
city on business connected with telegraphlng
and telephoning.
J. b. Hally, who has been head salesman
for Geo. 7. Crane Co, ever since the house
was established, left for Chicago last SatuI-
day, where he will purchase a large stock OF
stoves and hardware and open out In the
store room belonging to Simon Berg, at the
corner Of Main and Howard Streets
Several weeks ago we stated that II. NJ Nc
Cartney, one OF the most popular gentlemen
Of this place was on his way to the Falls after
spending number Of months at Hot Springs,
Arkansas Mr.. Mccartney arrived in due
process Of time and has resumed his old place
in the community, which his friends hope
he may not again desert.
Thursday we had call from A. D. Charlton,
general western passenger agent for the
Northern Pacific railroad, II. W. Mitchell,
connected with the railroad land department,
and Edw. hicha' |, a gentleman from Lon
don, England. The trio were doing the town
on a combination business and pleasure
jaunL We found them n jOvial mob and
wideawake railroad officials
G. l. Knox, one among the first settlers Of
Thompson Falls, has been spending u couple
Ofweeks In spokane. He did not come down
for pleasure and had very littlc enjoyment
while here as he was kept busy getting the
better OF touch Of inhammntOrV rheuma-
tlsm that had tied him up In a bOw-knot
Charley has recovered from the touch and
has returned to the live and festive precincts
OF Thompson.