, 1884-05-24
PERSONALS.

Myron Perclval, Of Cheney, was in the city
Monday.
Tom Page Is housed up with a bad attack
OF measles.
Judge Hoover was called to Colfax this week
on professional business.
| Tony Tubbs, Of CRur d'Alene, took spin
| down TO the Falls Saturday.
! Ed. Stone, OF Helena, connected with the n.
| P. road, took In our city Sunday.
Dan DrumhelIer returned from COlville
Monday, looking as ruddy as a cowboy.
A. A. Conley, Of Spokane was registered at
the St. Charles Hotel, Portland, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. L. Wilson will leave
Monday for Chicago, expecting to be absent
/ u month.
Dir. F. X. Bowen is Orion a trip tO the mines
| Doc will look up the country pretty thorough
| ly during his absence.
! Mrs. Geo. sheppard Joined party of friends
/ from Walla Walla last week and started on a
| prOtTncted visit to the east
J. W. Morrell, OF Winterset, Iowa, an old
reader OF the REVIEW, passed through the
| city for the mines last week.
Mrs. c. c. Burnett hasbeen seriously III for
| a week or more, but we are pleased TO say is
slowly recovering at present writing.
f. d. willis, the solid merchant OF Harring-
| ton, was In the city during the latter end OF
| last week. The country air Is brOnElng the
gentleman up.
! r. G. Cove has been doing the mines this
| week. The young man has heard so much
| about gold that he was anxious TO see what It
| looks like, hence the voyage.
Hon. l.. II. WhtehOuse returned home
Tuesday from his trip to the Sound. He re-
| Ports that the people OF mat part OF the ter
| rttory are crying out over dull times.
f. v. Sloan, who has been engaged I'm busi-
/ ness at Eagle city for several months, came
down to the Falls this week. He reports the
| towns to be In rather a quiet state Just at
present.
Rev. d. W. G. Britt has moved out into the
| country and gone TO grangerlng. The gentle
man has been In very poor health OF late and
we hope to see the change Improve his phys
| ical condition.
| Chns Vaien Of IndIannpolis Ind arrival
| in our city this week and at once entered
| upon his duties as clerk In the United States
lana Lana Ottiieesl 70 M the Vacnney made by the
PrOhlotloh OF MI nihlth'
/ Geo. I. Crane struck out for the east this
/ week with glare In his eye that means a
| big addition TO his present stock OF hardware
! We wish him a pleasant and safe trip and a
| speedy return TO the faTwest
! We had a call Thursday from, pbIIIn nuob-
| ner, of 81. Paul, who has taken a contract 10
put water works in the city. He expects ali
] the material here within SIX weeks when tho
/ work OF construction will 20 right on
Cant, HAYNES. OF Post Cceur d, AIenc. sn.pt
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| a ~. u. Egoert' editor o. inc Walla Walla
! "JOufnai'" was IN thls city saturday last on
/ MS way nome rom the mines. Mr.. Egbert Is
hard worker and bright writer which may
/ ,Jolrnal" success IN held crowded with
local organs