The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1914-08-07
Personal Mention.

VtSltIuk uCt SISCCIs MIS- An ~. NIlceTU.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Lawrence were
In town from Athol last Friday.
Mrs. Beatrice BoYnton has gone to
her home at Conrad, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cole visited 10
Spokane last Saturday.
G. E. Gillespie and Billy Woolery
were among those who saw the circus
10 Spokane, Saturday.
Mrs. D. w. Culp and son, J. r. M.
Culp, spent last Saturday In Spokane.
Mrs. Flora Force OF Kalispell,
Mont, is visiting Mrs Mabel Papen.
dick and daughter, Elise.
DR.. Annette johnson Of Spokane
was q guest Of Mrs. Papendick and
family last Sunday.
Mrs. L. A. Woolery and Miss Fay
Woolery were visitors to Spokane,
Tuesday.
w. q. Quarles was over from Occur
d'Alene Tuesday evening. bringing a
patient to the county hospital.
H. J. Fehlhaber is back from AL
berta where he has been looking after
bis farming interests.
Burrell McNett was home from
Twin lakes few days last week and
left Sunday for the Palouse country.
Miss Inice Stoddard arrived home
last week from Lewiston where she
took q course 10 the summer normal
school.
A. A. Berges, who recently took
over from A. o. Skinner the Ford
automobile agency, sold q car this
week to Harry Peters.
Geo. Wright was 10 town from the
Hayden lake mining district the
forepart OF the week. Mr.. Wright is
doing assessment and development
work on his own and other properties
Martin Poleson will not be- candi-
date for the legislature, 1t is said,
having declined to accept the nom
iDation filed at Occur d'Alene
J. M. Mickey left last Saturday for
Decatur, ILL.,, to settle up his fathers
estate. His son, S. P, here from
San Francisco, rs looking after the
home place near Twin lakes during
Mr.. Nickey's absence.
James Anderson and niece, Miss
Della Moore, of Ohio, who have been
visiting at the home of Mr.. Ander-
sons sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith,
left last Saturday morning for Bell
ingham, Wash.
J. D. Dyer OF Carlton, Ore, visited
his brother, E. p. Dyer of this city,
last Saturday and Sunday. He went
to Spokane, Monday, to look after
property interests.
W. H. Cleland was In Spokane,
Tuesday, attending the celebration
commemorating the big fire 10 that
city TWENTY-FIVE years ago. Mr..
Cleland lived In Spokane at that
time.
w. A. Cable OF Stateline reports
several serious forest and prairie f.es
10 that locality lately. One OF the
prairie fires he said appeared to have
burned over two sections.
J. W. Stewart returned recently
from Oakesdale, Wash. He said
most OF the threshing machine own
ers there were suspending operations
Oh account OF fires The grain is to
be stacked and threshed this fall.
G. R. Klopf. Mrs. L. E. Kirkpat
rick and Misses Cora Sage and Maud
Steele attended the Royal Neighbor
picnic at Belmont, Wednesday. Mr..
Klopf reported catching fine string
Of trout 10 the creek at Shepherds.
Harold Fellers returned the first OF
the week from the Saltese mining
district where he has been for about
month He went. with party
from here TO do some development
work but was seized with illness and
Obliged to return home to recover.
G. w. Berrier. one Of the active
candidates for the democratic nomi-
nation for county commissioner from
this district, was ii town last Friday
from his farm near Athol. Mr..