Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-07-20
SEEN AND HEARD ABOUT TOWN.


slonary Baptist at the Athol church
next Sunday At p. m.
=. F. Butler Of Standpoint was tran.
sacting business in the city the fore
9 part of the week.
:. \. klopf, travelling agent for the
8 Post Falls Milling Co., was In the city
4 Monday on business.
Miss Theo De Saussure Of Occur d.
Z Alene was the guest of Mrs Edwin
z McBee during the week.
d The children of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Il Murray. residing east OF town, are re.
4 ported quite i'll with typhoid fever.
u Mr. George Sits and Miss Agnes
&Haase, both Of Hartline. Wash. were
TTunitet in marriage Tuesday by Justice
.~of Peace Dyer.
". J. Butterfeld Of Post Falls is
Suffering with severe attack OF in.
@@famatory rheumatism. DR.. Wenz is
Extending the case.
" Or. Wenz was called to Post Falls
"Wednesday to attend the three-year-
near old son of Mr. and Mrs David
zNogle, who is quite sick.
y Dr. Reddy and wife of Spokane
&assed through Rathdrum, Sunday,
|4n route for Steamboat Landing for a
ss:$yeek or ten days outing.
"a Or. Wenz was called to Post Falls
n3Iunday to attend Mrs. Frederic Post,
y no was taken suddenly ILL., 1t last
accounts she was improving.
- A full line of extras for the Plano
binder: also binding Irvine, lime and
Brick constantly on hand. Call on S.
Beck the blacksmith. j20-3t
81 Mrs. Shaw, wife of the senior mem
s1er of the Spokane firm Of Shaw, Bor-
TTecn & Co., and a party of trends came
town from Spokane Monday morning
*1nd spent the day at Spirit lake.
~ J. w. Duncan OF Harrison county,
NO, arrived in Rathdrum, Tuesday,
IN visit to his cousin, Mrs. NJ. Ell
EBott. The two have not met in six
zen years and his visit no doubt will
Ne immensely enjoyed by both.
s@ A Presbyterian Sunday School party
Vas held at the home of Mrs. A. w.
/ COST Thursday afternoon. Ice cream
md cake were the refreshments served.
~ pleasant time is the verdict of those
~ attendance.
& Wesley Ellis died at his home at
Athol, Thursday. Mr.. Ellis came
nom Cheney, Wash, last spring and
tiled at Athol. He was young man
years of age and highly respected in
:1oe community. His funeral took
4 ace at 10 a. m. today.
~ An Idaho girl advertised for hus-
ind and got him, says an exchange.
pc total expense for advertising.
eddlng outfit, etc., was Sll. Within
-4'year he died leaving her life insur-
#&YNt lpilNy III VlO,VOC. n III Sllil SDIiIc
Irsons claim it doesn't pay to adyer-
tie.
III. S. Baker and family have moved
o town from the country and taken
~ their residence in the Porter house
pr the old Catholic church. Mr..
ker is carpenter by trade and is
dy to meet any and all demands
-Neich may be made upon him in that
~ l..
Nr. and Mrs. o. B. Masterfon left
09t Saturday for Seattle, Wash.
aero they intend to reside in the fu-
Nore. Mr.. and Mrs. Masterson resided
~ Rathdrum many years and their
h1t of warm friends here regret their
70parture and wish them success in
a. Ell new home.
RS. Joseph Porter and her little
~, Romeo, returned Wednesday
nun two months visit to relatives
friends in eastern Canada. The
Dor portion of their time was spent
saEand around the city of Montreal.
- Porter reports very pleasant
09e during her sojourn in Canuck
III.
4he infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
~ ners OF this place is very low with
snattack of scarlet fever. But little
nppcs are entertained for its recovery.
Maud Lyons is also very sick
+ the same dread disease. Later:
little son of Nr. and Mrs. Con-
- passed away this morning at $50
tOc6ck.
me Nacoy Comedy company ar
sHvsd In town last Friday in their
car and pitched their tent Just
d OF the railroad track. On Fri
evening they played THE Circus
and on Saturday evening
a-H nc. Both performances were