The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1901-07-12
PERSONAL MENTION,

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and daughter, Miss Jessie Fretz, left
Thursday to spend a week with rela-
tives at Charleston.
c. N Gaddis of Pullman was Wednes-
day visitor at COlfax.
John S. Beall was in the city from
Portland Wednesday.
DR.. R. c. Coffey of Portland was at
COlfax during the week.
j. e. BarmOn of Spokane, a partner in
Binnard's saloon, was a Wednesday
visitor in town.
|. N. Clark, prominent Latah citizen,
was at ColfaX Wednesday.
Mrs. L. N. Levison OF Portland is
spending few weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs B. Binnard.
E. Z. Paddock, the Pennington mer-
chant, spent two or three days OF the
week at Colfax. He has but recently
returned from an eastern trip.
W. NJ. MARTIAL of Spokane spent the
week at COlfax.
Mrs. Herman Kennel left Sunday for
Portland for the benefit of her little son,
who is seriously ill.
WI U.s. alta p"dSRclIJ
at Portland and other Oregon points
for a few weeks.
ThOs. Barker, a former o. R. & n. con-
ductor, was in town during the week On
business. He is now connected with the
Great Northern railway.
R. G. Hargrave returned Sunday from
a business trip to Chicago and other
eastern points.
A. W. Perley, the well-known O. R. &
n engineer, is on visit to old scenes at
AndOver, New Brunswick, where he will
remain until August 20.
Perry LaDgdon and A. Roger left Sun
day morning for ten days outing on
the st. Joe River.
Harry DePIedge and family are camp
ing on Lake Occur d'Aene. They left
Friday.
j. W. Higgins left Friday for Spokane,
where he will permanently locate.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Grostein of Lewiston,
arrived in the city Sunday to meet their
daughters, Mrs. A. Kuhn, Mrs. H.
kaminski and Miss Ruth Grostein, on
their arrival from Europe, and to visit
their son, L Grostein.
Mr., and Mrs. P. W. Chapman of Pull
man came over Wednesday to visit Col
fax friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Irwin left Thurs
day by team for Spokane, where the
lady will visit a sister for time and
then 60 to the Sound for the remainder
OF the summer. Mr.. Irwin will proceed
to Greenwood, B. c., where he will spend
several weeks in the mining regions.
Miss Goldie Amos arrived home Sun
day from Boise, Idaho, to spend va
cation OF month or more with her par
ents. She is engaged there in teaching
vocal and instrumental music
Miss Lulu Dumdi is spending the sum-
mer with her brother, Chas. Dumdi, and
wife, at st. Naries, Idaho.
Friends have been informed of the safe
arrival 10 the Hawaiian islands of Miss
Margaret Davis. She was last heard
from at kilauea, Kauai island.
County Clerk Renfrew and family left
Tuesday for two weeks camping trip
on the st. Maries river.
Mrs. R. P. Reynolds of Walla Walla
arrived in the city Thursday afternoon
and will be a guest of Mr.. and Mrs Thos.
Amos for several days.
Mayor E. G. FAIRIES, leading Garfield
merchant, was in town Friday. Ira
Folis has been added to his firm.
W. A. and A. Bidle left early in the
week for their stock ranch on the
DumOcq plains on Salmon river.
Bernard Baber and H j. Wilcox went
to the st. Joe river Wednesday for an
annual outing.
DR.. and Mrs. A. E. STUNT and Mr.. and
Mrs. C. A Underwood expect to leave
this morning for the head OF navigation
on st. Joe river, to spend a couple of
weeks