The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-09-12
Personal MENTION

the city Wednesday on business.
Miss Hazel Smith returned Monday
from a visit with friends in Occur
d'Alene.
Hugh Craigie, a mining man from
st. Regis, was visitor In Wallace
over Sunday.
Judge Jasper H. Boomer came up
from Kellogg Monday and transacted
legal business.
Mrs j. w. Kincannon was among
the Murray visitors to Wallace during
the past week.
Roy Warren Of Burke was brought
to Hope hospital Monday, suffering
with pneumonia.
Alfred Frank, a well known mining
man of Butte, spent a portion Of the
week In the city.
j. L. Pollock of Murray stopped over
in the city day or two on his way
home from Montana.
Fred Maitland of Medimont was a
visitor Monday. the guest of his bro
Their, George Maitland.
Miss Jessie -McKibben departed for
Lewiston Sunday, intending to enter
school at the state normal.
VIM. A. Hunter and others interest
ed I'm the Laclede mine, have been Wis
iting the property this week.
Mrs. Earl Thomas came up from
Rose Lake and Spent a day or two in
the city the first of the week.
r. r. McGrath is in Firth, in the
southern part of the state. looking af-
-er his business interests there
Wesley Everett, who is managing
he Amazon Dixie property, spent sew
raj days in Wallace this week.
A. A. Sommers of Kellogg was re-
,eived at Hope hospital Tuesday to
,e treated for an attack Of pleurisy.
N. r. Penney, formerly engaged in
he grocery business in Wallace, came
10 from Kellogg Thursday for short
stay.
w. r. Skey, travelling passenger
agent for the O.-W r. & NJ, spent a
lay or two in Wallace the first Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Oma and daugh
ers, Edna and Ella, returned Wednes-
lay from an extended trip through
he east
j. T. Ellarson, editor of the Murray
sun, came over the first of the week
md spent a couple of days in Wallace
IN business.
r. N. Davis, Standard miner, was
rought to the Wallace hospital We'd
lesday with foot badly cruhsed by
falling rock.
Miss Lulu Sommers and Miss Ruby
Sommers have gone to southern Ore
yon, where they will spend a portion
If the winter.
James A. Taylor spent day or two
he first of the week at the Bullion,
rom which a carload Of ore was re-
emily shipped.
w. S. Rosenbury of the Rose Lake
lumber company, accompanied by his
wife, was business visitor in Wal
ace Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fable left
Wednesday morning for Portland and
viii visit in Portland and Pendleton
or a few weeks
Charles K. Cartwright, republican
andidate for commissioner from the
irst district, came over from Murray
thursday morning.
Peter Limacher has been named one
# the executors of the will of the late
robert Bradley, who died at local
hospital several weeks since.
Frank Gillice, formerly resident of
;hoshone county, arrived in Wallace
asst night, coming from California. He
now a resident of that state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Draham have
eft the city for visit of several
lonths, Mr.. Draham in California and
Mrs. Draham in Massachusetts.
VIM. A. Nichols. the Spokane mining
nan, visited Wallace Wednesday and
n company with others made a trip
# inspection to the Mother Lode.
After spending the summer vacation
It her home in Wallace, Miss Amzel
;amuels left Thursday for Portland
where she will again enter school,
Prosecuting Attorney James A.
Wayne and Receiver l.. C. Wilson of
he State Bank of Commerce left Fri
lay afternoon for Spokane on business.
Charles Helm of Pine creek was a
'isitor in Wallace this week in the in
erests of his candidacy for the county
ommissionership from the second dis
riot.
T.. F, Mackey, connected with the
United Stores, and who will be local
/ manager for the company, arrived in
he city Monday. He was accompan-
ed by Mrs Mackey.
Hon. A. P. Hutton of Kellogg was
n the city Wednesday and attended
he meeting of democratic candidates
md committeeman at the courthouse
Wednesday evening.
John Ruebke and Miss May Cellars
If Gem have been granted license to
we'd The ceremony will take place at
he home of the brides parents in