, 1890-07-24
MEDICAL LAKE.

MEDICAL LAKE.
Services and Amusements Of Last
| Sunday.
| MEDICAL LAKE, July 2L.--Mr. w. III.
Spence, one of the most enterprising
and wealthy citizens of Medical Lake,
was married yesterday to Miss Sadie
Echeis, of this place, at the Congrcga-
tional church, by Rev. e. II. Chase, of
Cheney. The church was very hand
sonely decorated In evergrcens and
flowers, and both the bride and bride
groom were dressed in faultlcss cos
TUNES. Many were the friends that wit.
messed the short and well-performed
ceremony.
The Seattle, Lake Shore .S Eastern
railway brought In three coachloads OF
passengers yesterday. The Northern
Pacific railway also was pretty we'll
crowded. and quite a number came by
private conveyances. A small party OF
picnickers came on the 1880 A. M. train
IRON Davenport. The following is a list
of names found on the hotel registers
this morning;
LAKE HOUSE.
c. A. Chase and wife, Cheney; 8. p.
Irvine Lcrwick; r. II. Dent, NJ. A. Cis.
ma, +. g. Shege, j.. X. Ashley, q. j.
Wadham, Frank Malta, h, A. Thomas
and A. l.. Christian and son, Spokane
Falls; and the Lion baseball club, con-
sisting OF Conley, Wilson, Myers, Ciss.
oner, Dent, Ashley, Thomas, Mason and
strieSel and Wodhorn, also of Spokane
Falls.
COTTAGE HOUSE.
Il. J.. Cove Mrs. Cove, Miss Josie
Cove, Master Ned Cove, Miss frankie
Cove, Mrs, Thomas Griiits. Miss II. Grf-
its, W. NJ. shaw, George Murphy and
wife, Thomas +. Meugher, Mrs. j.
Meagher, Miss r. Farrell, q. W. r.
Pettybone, q. Cunningham, II. G. Lem
lock, r. MeWhor.er Mary L. smith, W.
soss Gaa E. EGiSafs Darby 3 A. ra.1 4 brown L. Msr bS
fee, y. 4. Brunett and wife, l.. h. Earle,
II g. Johnston and vile, j. :. Drum
heller, A. Agnew and George h. Cole, of
Spokane Fails; James ID, Smith,
Tacoma; A: ". Latham, Montreal
Quebec; W, ID. Gamble, Chicago; J. A.
void, OF Davenport.
LAKE VIEW HOUSE.
p. l.. Kulzer, Ri,zville; James w.
Young, Boston, Mass. ii. NJ, Brainard,
RntsryM Rossrs n f0n H. B. &C. Goyener s% In james
A. Jones and wife, Charles Il. Hicks
aud wife, IL. n. Davis, w. Week, Sam
Nussbauni, Sol II. Maycs, Harry Rosen-
haupt, ID. Frank, NJ. Branton, |. n. Ar
ment, q. II. Foster and wife, Charles $.
b. Chout, L. ~ Hamilton and wife, A.
j. Reise, vile and daughter, G.. W. Ty-
Ter and wife q. w. Guenther and wife,
and J. II. Corgripp, of Spokane Falls.
The NJ. Il. church will hold their
fourth quarterly meeting in the Con-
gregational church next Saturday and
Sunday, July 26 and 81. Rev. Ward,
president of the Spokane college, will
preach in the morning and evening on
the 27th, at the above named place.
The dance given by the Medical Lake
orchestra last Saturday evening was
well attended by Spokancites and 9TH
ers.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church will give an ice cream social
Thursday evening July "a.
AT PASCo.
The Irrgating Ditch-People Coming
From All Parts of the Country.
PAsco, July Notwithstanding that
times are hard all over the state, yet
property in Pasco continues to sell.
] i uTtles Hotli tue Ishbt uit ltlNcsiuB thtll
money here aud are coming to make
this their home. Several transfers OF
real estate have been made the past
week.
One of the most important elections
ever held In Pasco will be the one to-
morrow, when the great question o!
voting the bonds for the irrigation ditch
will decided. There are in Pasco, as
elsewhere, few mossbucks who have
never learned the true business method
of sacrificing few personal oonsldera-
tions Tor the general welfare, but we
believe that the number of this class
could he counted OH the fingers OF one
hand, with finger or two to spare. The
general sentiment is for irrigation,
and so we believe the voters of Pasco will
say tomorrow, and if they do, within a
few weeks work will be commenced on
the ditch and our golden dreams will be
realized.
Articles of incorporation of tho Pasco
Navigation Company were signed this
morning. A boat is to be built here
and put upon the river at once. Tho
stock is all subscribed and live business
men are behind the movement. Within
a few weeks Pasco will he connected with
several new places by this means.
The ice cream festival last Friday
night netted 500. These festivals will
be held every Friday evening during the
summer.
Friday evening next the ladies will
serve ice cream in the Frey block fol
the benefit of the Methodist church.
+. ?. Speck, attorney-at-law from
Nebraska, has settled in Pasco, and is tc
engage in business here.
The dramatic club, of Pasco, is arrang-
ing to give the interesting drama
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