The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1901-06-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. LOra Layton went to Walla
Walla Saturday to remain during the
summer months.
Miss Emma Thresher of Chicago is in
the city, visiting her nephew, f. T.
Conan, cashier of the First National
Bank
Miss Gala MOnlux of Pullman gradu-
ated June 13 from the Whatcom normal
school. She will visit in Seattle and
Spokane before returning to Pullman
Mrs. Geo. W. Larue went to Dixie
Monday, 70 make a three weeks visit
with her parents.
Mrs. Charlie Coryelle is spending the
summer with friends in Oregon.
Blanche Langdon is in Portland, Ore,
where she will spend the summer months
Sam Mitchell is in the employ OF the
o. K. 4 n. railroad company as pass
enger brakeman on the main line, with
headquarters at Spokane.
A. c. Short returned from his pros
pecting tour last week, coming home
sooner than expected on account of in
ability to cross the divide, the snow be-
ing too deep.
Mrs. Walbrecht is rusticating this
week at the pleasant home OF her sister
Mrs. Reece, a few miles out from the
city.
MIR. and Mrs, A. C. Short will leave
the last of the week for few weeks
outing on the st. Joe and st. Maries.
Rev. T. A. Daughters left Monday
evening for Portland where he will be
met by his brother. They will both par
tlclpate in the Inter diocesan Glorious,
which meets there this week. They ex
pect to continue the trip to Victoria, B
e., returning about July 4.
Hon. John NJ. Hill register of the
the speakers at the Evansville celehra-
ton of the Fourth of July.
r. II. kipp will leave Saturday for
vacation until July 20, which he will
spend at Spokane and the lakes
Mr.. aud Mis-. R. l. McCroskey visited
Wardner, Idaho, friends during the
week.
Mrs. w. R. DObsOn has returned from
hlngman, Arizona, where she has spent
several months.
Mrs. NJ. c. Sheldon and daughter, Miss
ing a few weeks with their son and
brother, E. K. Sheldon, of Sheldon &
Lacey.
Miss Willie Woodward, who has been
at New York for two years. studying art
and teaching in the Baroness De Hirsch
school, is expected home soon. She will
spend the summer with her sister, Mrs.
Chas. E. Lusher, at Wardner, Idaho.
Miss Frances Bragg, who has spent
the past year in a kindergarten school
at New York City, returned home
Thursday.
VIM. j. Bryant left Wednesday for
Olympia on business before the state su
preme court.
VIM. Dumb and l.. Slate went Sun-
day to st. Joe lake to spend a dav or
two hooking the unwary trout.
Mrs. Frances Blake and children ar
rived Saturday from Seattle to spend
the summer months with her father, H.
A. Lyons, and brothers and sister, John
A. and Samuel Lyons and Mrs. Jennie
Fisher.
Dolph Coolidge, who has been attend
ing school at Portland, returned home
Saturday morning to spend the summer
vacation.
A. ii. Martin of Central City Nebraska.
is IN the city, visiting his old friends, the
Brown brothers, and specializing on a
location.
Miss Fannie Davis, who has been for
two years student of music at Battle
Creek, Michigan, left Wednesday for her
home at Colfax.
JAS. COnlee, owner of 1900 head of
cattle on the Riparia ranges, was in
town Tuesday.
0. M. Sparks and A. Cohn of Tekoa
were business visitors at Colfax Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Steve Liberty of the Occur d'Alene
reservation spent few days of the early
week in town.
T. Duchemin went to Adams, Oregon.
Wednesday on business trip.
A.. Kuhn and party, who have been
touring in Europe, have landed at New
York and will soon be home.
Miss Jessie l.. Potter, a graduate Of
the CumnOck school of oratory. North
western university, is visiting her mar
ents, MIR. and Mrs. j. G. Potter. at Col
fax Miss Potter is an intelligent and
gifted reader and lecturer.
Jonathan Todd of McMinnyille Orc
gon, uncle of Mrs. d. Crawford, is spend- !
ing couple of weeks in the PaIonse
country, visiting relatives at Colfax and
Pullman.
Mrs. A. Swaggerty and son went Fri.
day night to spend a month or two with !
Oregon relatives near Portland.