The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-09-19
PERSONAL MENTION


Sunday visitor in the city.
John Foss of Mullan was a wallace
visitor the first Of the week.
Attorney JosephHice was In Kellogg
Tuesday, on professional business
Managing Editor ]. l.. Dunn OF the
Press Times is in Spokane on business
w Sangster of Herrick was busi-
ness visitor in the city the hrst OF the
week.
John p. Gray came over from Occur
d,Alene Monday to attend the opening
of district court.
Elbridge Smith Is among the wal
lace bows who will study at Moscow
university this winter.
Will Kramer of Missoula has arrived
In wallace and taken position In the
Smoke House cigar store.
Max Mullan left over the Northern
Pacific Tuesday for Quincy. ILL.,, where 4
he will spend year In school
Miss Constance Clyde and Miss Anna
Wilmot departed Tuesday morning for
Moscow, to enter the university.
| ]. H. Smith, former resident OF
wallace. no wresiding at Greenacres, Is
spending a few days in the city.
Harry Bard, local agent for the o.
w. R. & N, is preparing to take
business trip to st. Paul and Chicago.
| w. A. Simons, proprietor OF the
Grand theater, spent several days In
Missoula on business, returning Tues
day.
r. G. Chambers, accompanied by Mrs.
|Chambersand daughter, Alice, return
ed Monday from brief visit to Spo-
kane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Tubb Of Burke have
|gone to Bakersfield, Cal, where they
Twill spend the greater part of the
winter.
Charles Eisenstein came over from
1.-THE North Fork Tuesday and spent q
Iday or two in the city, transactin8
business.
Frank Machi of Kingston was In
wallace Tuesday, preparing for
Tourney to Calumet, Mich. He expects
to be away several weeks.
Miss Edith RAIDER Of Denver, who
has been the guest of friends in Wal
lace for the past few days, departed for
Iher home Thursday morning
Mrs z. E. Hayden of Spokane wife
(of Commissioner Hayden, is spending
Ia few days in Wallace, the guest Of
, mrs. w. w. Smith of Pine street
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter J. Sullivan spent
a portion of very delightful outing the
first of the week in the Fourth Of July
lcanyon. They returned home Tues
, lday.
Mrs. Charles Foster and daughter
Miss Emma, after pleasant visit
. with Mr.. and Mrs Lee Parker, depart
; led Wednesday for their home in Chi
, Icago.
Mrs. E. M. Stacey and daughter Of
Burke were in Wallace Wednesday on
their way to Los Angeles, where they
Twill spend the greater part of the
winter.
F. w. Guthrie of Salt Lake arrived
in Wallace Saturday, and will remain
for some time. He is veterinary sur
geon, and will practice his profession
locally.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Me-
s thOdist church will meet Thursday aft
e Iernoon in the church. Mrs. Mcdaniel
d Twill be hostess to the society on this
G occasion.
Robert Beale, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. E. Beale. left on Monday morn
ing for the east. He will enter Yale as
"a freshman at the beginning Of the fall
n isemester
Walter Graham, for manyyears a
e PRESIDENT of Wallace and now residing
in Spokane, spent several days here the
e first of the week, looking after his min
ing interests.
Harry Mcleod of the Miner left
r Wednesday for an extended trip
i Throughout the east. He will visit in
e Detroit. and will also spend some time
Z in Iowa, visiting relatives.
l.. c. Beamer, formerly student of
}, 1.-THE Wallace high school, after spend
: ling several days visiting friends in the
S lefty, left Sunday for Moscow to enroll
y las student of the state university.
y Bartin Briedenbach of Mullan, dep
: luty sheriff for the North Side district,
r lcame over Saturday to meet his broth
# iers, J. A. and John Briedenbach Of
e minneapolis, with whom he had not
s. visited for some time.
o. Miss Laura McInnes, who was men,
o toned in last weeks Miner as having
i undergone an operation for appendi-
n citis. has almost fully recovered, and
t. expects to leave soon for Lewiston,
'e where she will enter school.
' Announcements of the wedding ~
II Norton Penney. formerly of WallaA
to Miss Lynn in Portland, have been
received by friends. Mr.. Penney was
formerly associated in the grocer
business In Wallace with his father.
,r N. r. Penney.
julius Sullivan, until recently en-
played at the Wallace laundry is new
member of the fire department, sue
Of ceeding John Ruebke resigned. No
y choice has been made for lieutenant
or to take the place of Mr.. Ruebke. who