The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-10-13

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in Spokane, s "a sr y
Miss Joyce Sage, of near Athol, i
visiting the Misses LAWN.
DR.. Hollisterand Wife attended tn
Spokane exposition the tlrst OF tn
week. hi9i rs Gwtt
Miss Louie Walker was guest Q
friends in Spokane Several days thu
past week.
Sam Black, The hustling merchant
tailor or Occur d Alene, was a visitor
in the city Thursday.
NJ. d. Wright Of Spokane was look
ing after business interests in Rath.
drum yesterday and today.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Travis are en-
toying visit from their son, f. f
Travis. of Greenwood, b. c..
II. w. Collins, the Rockford, Wash,
banker, accompanied by his wife,
spent several days in the city the past
week.
J. c. White, county surveyor, left
for Post Falls yesterday morning to
lay out a new county road In that
vicinity. ~
VIM. Bell, accompanied by the
Misses Jennie Mitchell and Helen
Hart, visited the fruit fair at Spo.
kahe Monday. IT.
P. j. LAWN of Pack River, nephew
of Mr.. and Mrs. Owen LAWN, arrived
In the city Tuesday for a short visit
to relatives and friends.
II. S. Baker removed with his wife
and family TO Post Falls Monday,
where he has accepted position in
the sawnlill and will locate fora while
if not permanently - SIS IS
Misses Katie and Annie LAWN went
to Spokane Tuesday to attend the
fruit fair and visit with friends.
They had delightful TINA and
returned home Friday.
Miss Dora Frear, after few days
visit To her home near Hauser juno
ton, has returned to her duties as,
stenographer for the county demo-
cratic central committee. M. q
Mrs, J. c. Callahan returned the
first of the week from Spokane, where
she had beer under the care2 OF a.
specialist. much improved in health.
though not entirely recovered.
Chas. Evans, who has been III the
Buffalo Hump country for Several
months past, returned during the
week. and brings with him some nice
Specimens Of ore taken from his. loca-
tions in that ssction.
j. e. Maglein of Spokane has
bought j. III. Johnston's city market,
located in the Wishard building, and
will conduct a first-class meat market
carrying all kinds OF fresh and cured
meats IN stock and game and fish In
season.
John Fl. Jagels, one Of the solid
men of Occur d'Alene, was in the city
Thursday, the first visit he had paid
us In four or five years. He says the
fusionsts will win out by a large
majority IN Occur d'Alene at the
coming election.
George Burkhardt and Miss Lily
Needhan of Lakeview, were married
here Tuesday niahtaby Justice Dyer.
The groom is. a prosperous ranchera
aud the bride well. ktnwn Young
lady Of that vicini ty sfheir many
friends wish them, much JOY and
happiness. s..
Rev, Father Purcell administered
tue last sacrament Thursday to Mrs.
dane Clark. WHO is lying very low
and not expected to survive, at her
home, hear Upe0f d'Alehes Mrs.
Clark Is mother OF Mrs. George Clark |
and an old and respected resident of
the valley.
w. II. Cleland lost valuable horse
last Monday.s'It was taken sick on
return trip from Steamboat Landing.
me OCCUPANTS or the Fig, DR.. Reddy,
robert Rennie and, Chas. Graham.
who were On their way to Spokane,
walked into town and took the night
train for that city a.g.4ss.'s
Miss sJosie ODonpelT Of Granite
visited friends in The cityseyeral days
last week, and upon returning home
Was accompanied by Mrs. ]. g. Lane
ana children. p. j. .O'Hara,, one Of
uranite's hnstling Young men. pulled
Inc reins over the team which took
.iem to Granite and return.
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