, 1888-03-22
% pc RSONALS

Sheriff Hanley. of Shoshone. county, left
town Yesterday with his family for their
home ut Murray.
W. J. Wilson has just returned to the
city after spending tile winter III Canada.
and is looking just rs hearty a, OF old.
w. s. Penrose, publisher Of the Butte
On. T) Mining journal, called nt the RE
VIEW Office to shake hands with the man
ager.
The Hall Bros, the discovcrers of the
Bonanza camp in the KoOtenai district,
have been in the city tor several days
They started out again yesterday Tor their
mine.
A. w. siegcl, of this city, was yesterday
united in marriage to Miss Tillie Loewer,
of San Francisco. The genial gentleman
has the congratulations and best wishes of
host of friends.
Professor Martin, the head man OF the
Spokane Business College, is down with
measles at the hospital. He is getting
along nicely and will soon be able to re.
sumo his duties at his thriving Institution
Geo. LauInan, Esq, who has been spend
ing the winter. breathing the balmy air Of
California, and enjoying himself generally
in that sunny southern land, Is back to
this city again fully satisfied that Spokane
Falls is the coming metropolis OF the coast
Jas. n. Glover, returned Sunday from
Hot Springs, Arkansas, where he had been
taking course OF treatment for some
weeks The gentleman is looking we'll aud
would be rs hearty as he looks were 1t not
for Il touch neuralgia that he contracted ia
the cars homeward bound
fl. B Wadsworth, OF Minnesota. and
brother.iu.law OF Sherii Glspin, is IN the
city, and ~ he has Il car load OF blooded
stock on the road from the east he believes
that 1t was his stock that was In the wreck
near Helena. n II that IN worrying him in
a. IA a 4 a. ~ I'm xyith
the cattle.
Joe Scoby, of War1ner, returned north
Monday ON his way to the South Fork from
California. During his absence minor
prevailed to the effect that Mr.. Scoby had
succumbed to- pneumonia ut San Francisco
He is looking as though he had never been
sick in his life, and is good for many more
years
Fred Bradbury, who for II long time was
| cierking at Olney's grocery has gone to
Bonners Ferry To- enter the employ of
Richard Frye, the buuanza king OF the
Kootenai. MIR. bradbury IL u young man
Of ability and enterprise, and will doubtless
improve the opportunities offered in that
rich but undeveloped district to which he
has gone.
Mr.. Chas. ). Warren, one of the members =
OF the Montana syndicate that purchased
the Poorman mine eS.Republican boss OF
Silver Bow county, real estate and mining
"'oNc'' "Ho Pitt'N Soou icilo~ WNnh',
spent yesterday In the city and left last
evening for the Occur dAlencs. Mr.. War
rem IN well pleased with his recent invest
lncnt and says the company propose seIdr.
ing other property in the district
DR.. l.. II. Whithsousc is Just back from
All exten ded trip through California. He
has been absent tour months and during
that time visited every place of any nots
In the south. During his absent the Doctor
suffered very serious attack OF illness, but
shows no signs Of the effects of his aiment.
as he is now looking better than he has for
years He WAS glad to get back and declares
that no place he visited will compare with
the Falls, and with all oftheir booming no
city has more Hatering outlook.