The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1901-07-05
PERSONAL MENTION,

Miss Myrtle Ringer spent the week with
Spokane friends.
j. 0. Adams, the leading merchant of
Thornton, was q Tuesday visitor at
COlfax.
?. W. Lawrence of Pullman, was in
the city Tuesday, sizing up the grain
situation.
H. S. Young of Pennington, is spend
ing fourth of July week in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Love returned
Monday morning from San Francisco,
where Mr.. Love has been under the care
of special physician for five months.
He is much improved in health.
JOS. Stark spent the early part of the
week at Spokane.
James Martin and family returned
from tho Walla Walla country Sunday.
Mrs Margaret Murphy, mother of Mrs
Martin, died at the family home near
Waitsburg June % and was buried
there.
James Martin, ST., of Walla Walla, is
visiting bis son at Colfax.
Chas. A. Smith, editor and publisher
of the TekOa Manitou, was a business
HI Nlpy h1OhooS.
Miss Ella and Master Roy Parks of
Charleston spent Fourth Of July week
with the family of their uncle, County
Clerk Renfrew.
Judge E. h. Sullivan was in the city
Wednesday from Spokane, en- route to
Warren, Idaho, to look after his mining
interests.
Mrs L. E. Fuller and son Fred, have
returned to COlfax from Greenwood, B.
e., to remain.
Miss Fannie Davis returned from
Battle Creek, Mich, Sunday, where she
graduated from the conservatory of
music after two years course.
Councilman Dnmdi and. L..- Slate re-
| couple OF days on st. Joe river with 10
trout packed away.
A. Coolidge, DR.. NcPhee, C. E. Scriber.
Dolph Coolidge and j. A. McPhee return.
ed Sunday from a day or two on the
st. Joe, where the fished $50 good trout
| to bring home.
j. W. Stearns of Pullman, was Mon
day visitor at Colfax.
W. E. McCrOskey, a PalOuse CITY
attorney, was in town Monday.
Miss Emma Davenport is visiting the
family OF her uncle, J. F. Thompson, at
The Dalles, Oregon. Harry Davenport
is spending few days at Spokane
viii Livengood of Spokane, was a
Monday visitor at Colfax He was
formerly an abstractor here.
VIM. Stinson, Miss Nellie Stinson and
Miss Margaret Farmer, who have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. u. L.. Ettinger
Tor several weeks, lett Thursday evening
Tor San Francisco. Mrs. Ettinger ac-
cOmpanled them as far as Portland,
where she will make short visit.
f. E. Hall of lone, Idaho, on the Pen
D'Oreille river, spent the Fourth in town.
Mayor Lippitt left Fourth of july
evening for San Francisco to spend
month with his family, visiting there.
Mrs. A. (. King, son and daughters.
arrived home Saturday from Shaniko,
Oregon, where they had been visiting
relatives for a couple of weeks. They
were met at UmatilIa by Mr.. King.
Miss Georgia Sampson of The Dalles,
Ore, is visiting Colfax friends.
Mrs. A. j. Davis and children returned
Wednesday from a three weeks visit
with Seattle relatives.
Mrs. Fred Waite and son and Mrs.
Ida woodward of Pendleton, Ore, ar
rived IN Colfax Wednesday and are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Waite.
H. W. Garfield returned Wednesday
from trip to Ohio.
ID. ID. Caswell OF Rosalia, was among
the city's guests on the Fourth.
Neil Stewart and Frank Hunpate
bother-in law and uncle to Fl. W, How
ard, from Moscow, spent the Fourth |
with the family of that gentleman on |
Dry Creek.