The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-07-23
PERSONAL KHreu.

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Spokane the first Of the week.
Mrs. John N. Burke and her son,
ID. j. are stopping at the Inn.
Miss Eugie Scott, of Cambridge, Ohio,
Is visiting her brother, J. T. Scott.
Hon. r. J. Smith, Of Colfax, is in
town looking after his interests here.
Gustaye Naaeke, Of Sandy Point, is
visiting friends at Spokane. this week.
We snapped smiles with VIM. Martin
this week, who was in the city on bust
ness.
Mrs. S. W. Foster was quite sick the
| first of the week, but is much improved
now.
Mr.. d. Donahue, family and two
lady friends are sojourning at the Ban
croft House.
Mesdames S. Heath and A. z. Ellis, of
Spokane, spent the week at the Ceur
d'Alene Inn.
Ex-Auditor NJ D. Smith and family.
of Spokane, are rusticating at Silver
beach, this week
James Madison, one of Post Falls
substantial citizens, was in in the city
last Wednesday.
Fred. Z. Wonnacott, Of the Ceur
d'Alese Inn, was a guest at Spokane,
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. John Curry has been seriously
ill for the past ten days. She is much
better this morning.
Mr.. Buell., the saw mill man of this
section. was in the city looking after
business interest this week.
Rev. Aacomber returned from the
seat of war where he has been with the
troops for the past two weeks.
District Attorney. Chas. O'Neil
passed through the city yesterday on
his return to the Ceur d Alenes.
Mr.. Lagrande, night clerk at the
Carter House, Of Wallace, was in the
city on bushes, last Wednesday.
W. S. Bailey, well known contractor
of Spokane, and family are sojourning
at Hayden lake for week or two.
Mrs. \. II. Porter came up for her
annual outing on the lake, Tuesday
She will probably remain for month
c. w. Beals and wife, OF Wallace, are
spending few days in the city until
the labor toubles are over in the mines
Mr. Pete Porter, one of the owners
of the Custer mine passed through the
city on his way to Spokane, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Page, of San Fran
cisco, and c. II. Page of Portland, ar
rived yesterday TO spend short vaca-
ton.
DIR. Gulloc and party. of Omaha, are
summering at Hayden lake and pro-
nounce it the most beautiful spot on
earth.
Frank b. Crosthwaite, L. s. examiner
in the department of justice, was here
during the week making some investi-
cations.
Mr.. Thos. McKeon. of South Dakota.
is in the city on business. He will look
over the country and see what there
is in it.
Mrs. King, accompanied by her
daughter and grand daughter, Of Cor
walls, are visiting Mr.. c. b. King, at
Avondale, this week.
Col. Budlong leaves for San Francis
CO next Monday to settle up business
affairs, when he will return and make
this city his future home.
TT. Harris and family, Of Farming
ton. arrived in the city last Thursday,
and will spend couple of weeks with
W. E. Alkire and family.
Saltese, chief of the C9ur dAcnes.
went to Old Mission yesterday to ne
main during the services that will be
held there for the next week.
Mrs. Capt. l. j. Sanburn started for
Butte, Mont, yesterday morning, to be
gone for week or two. She was &C
companied as far as the Mission by
Miss Matte Nicklas.
Mr.. Ewing Of the firm of GRAY. Ewing
& Co, of Spokane, accompanied by his
mother and sisters, are sojourning at
Mica BAY. Mr.. Geo. Palmer, manager
of the c 4 c mill, is their guest
Mr. Richard Fry, the Oldest pioneer
of kootenai county, and now piin
cipal owner Of the TOWNSHIP of that
name, on the Kootenai river, was a
visitor to the city this week.
Mrs. Norton, who has been tenting
on the point for the past two weeks. re.
turned to her home in Wardner Friday
morning. She will remain about a
week, then return to her friends here
Mrs. +. Bailey, of Spokane, is visit
ing her daughter. who has been en-
camped on the point in company with
Mrs. Norton for the past two weeks.
They. like all other sojourncrs Of this
beautiful resort are enraptured with
their surroundings.