Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1900-02-07
HAPPENINGS in CITY AND COUNTY
Personal Paragraphs and Interesting
News Notes Of Both; Local and
General Importance. The Events
4of a Week TerseIy Told.
& 81 know not what the truth may be;
4 $1Il tell it as twas told to me-"


atLind last Monday.
Miss Gertrude Carney spent We'd
nesday at the home of Mrs. j. g. Ben
nett north of town.
Mrs, Benz. Martin of Spokane, &C.
companied by her little daughter Ruth
is Visiting friends in the city.
Miss Parlett of Pomeroy, Wash, is
spending few days visiting her sister,
Mrs. g F. Porter Of this city.
Or. Eugene R. Lehman and wife on
Friday last sold the Sc 1 sec. ,22-16-35
tofrofo Wm.-J. Sutton Of Cheney
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew s. Newland
drove in from their farm yesterday for
shopping tour with our merchants.
Mr.. L. E. Soesbe, the contractor and
builder, is out again after being laid
up for the last ST.. weeks with broken
limb.
Herbert, eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. NJ Kaufman of this city, returned
this, week after an absence of nearly
tenSyears. ~
W. J.. Ross, owner of a fine home.
stead near Cunningham, left today to
i. remain for few months in the service
of Al. s: Newlahd.' -
Washington's birthday ball given
by. the Woodmen OF the World will
be the society event OF the season.
Mask and attend.
Dodgers are out announcing
masque ball to be given by the Wood
men OF the World at the opera house
on February 22nd.
H. X. Reed Of Spokane, represent
ing the Plano Manufacturing Co., of
West Pullman, Chicago, was a pleas
ant caller Monday.
George Grenewaldt ST., with his
family, has arrived from Russia, taken
out first citizens papers and filed on a
quarter section of land.
i. NJ. Davenport, proprietor OF the
famous Davenport Restaurant in Spo-
kane, was visiting Henry Margraf of
the Pacific, Wednesday.
Mr.. o. R. Haight purchased a
skookum pair of mules Monday and
is introducing them to labor on his
farm near Odessa today. @'is'
Zenith Chapter, order OF the East
ern Star will. meet ,eyery first and
third Monday evenings of each month
at 8 p. m. in Greene's hall.
Noah B. McKy OF Sprague, came
down Wednesday and spent part OF
the day in the city looking after some
real estate interests here.
William r. York, a veteran of the
Civil war, and recently from the east,
has been confined to home with sick
ness for the past two weeks. ..
Clark Long, mayor, merchant, real
estate agent and owner OF the site OF
that embryo town, Paha, is among
the visitors at the county seat today.
David Wilson, the well known CAPT.
talist, was in the city last week look
ing after his real estate interests. The
gentleman is owner of the TOWNSHIP OF
Ontario, Ore.
Do not fail to attend biggest dance
of the season on Feb. II. Hopes
orchestra, the best in Spokane, will
furnish the music. If you miss this
you will miss one OF the times of your
life.
On returning from skating match
few nights since a young lady enter
ed. the crowded car, and Mr.. Pettijohn
with his usual politeness, arose and
said, "won't you take my seat2" "No,
thank you," she cheerfully responded,
"pve been skating and I'm tired sit
ting down.
Wait for it, watch for it, see them,
count them, enjoy them, Richards &
Pringles' Famous Georgia Minstrels.
They will appear at the opera house
March 9th. Fifty Of them, two BIG
bands, troupe of acrobatic Arabs
eight end-men comedians, dancers and
singers. See the big street parade at
ESQ p. m.
O. H. Calkins, deputy supreme
organizer of the Order of Washington
came down frum Sprague Tuesday
where he instituted strong union o.
twenty members with eight candi
dates in waiting. The gentleman viii
remaini in the city until next Monday
working in the interest Of the loca
order at this point.
Goodby Hon. Geo. TurneF- Here.
after we hope 10 ddnire : naose sensi
BILE senator Who win not stand as |
national obstructionist, misrepresent
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