Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1901-11-27
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Ed Eastman is located in Everett
and engaged in his profess ion-the
barber trade.
Ortho Dorman, the real estate man,
was mingling with the Cheneyites last
Wednesday.
Vinson H. Brown, of Spokane, the
piano tuner, was doing business here
last Thursday.
Read notice Of election and certifi-
cath of nominations on citizens ticket
in today's issue.
H. A. Graham, treasurer of Chelan
county, gives notice that taxes will
he delinquent Nov. 3lst.
The chicken pie supper given Fri
day evening in the Taylor building
melted the promulgators about $50.
Dat Bemis, prosperous young
farmer of Rattlesnake Flat, was
mingling with Ri.zvillians Saturday.
The buildings of the X. NJ. Co. are
being enlarged by an addition 14x100,
coined to the east side Of the main
Istrhcture.
Andrew S Newland, the promoter
'otethe Farmers Institute, was in the
city Monday in the interest OF that
J. H. Cusick, J. H. johnson and
B. E. Hervey are in the Big Bend
country this week hunting wild game
and wild land.
]. H. Richardson and wife, of Lind.
left Friday night for Indiana, where
his aged mother is still living. They
will return about Christmas.
Andrew J. Burkhart, OF Washtucna,
and follower of agricultural pursuits,
was among others taking in the new
sights of our city Saturday night.
DR.. and Mrs. G. E. Hershberger reg
istered at Hotel Cadillac, Spokane,
Thursday, spending several days in
that city on business and pleasure.
To Musselman, a pedagogue who
is teaching q term of school in the
Reeder district, attended. the examin-
alton and institute held here last
week.
JIM. Comparet, the live manager OF
the King Mercantile Company, will
leave about the first OF the month for
Portland to buy holiday goods by the
carload.
A very good stereopticon and pho
geographic exhibition was given at the
opera house Friday evening. The
show is under the proprietorship OF
Beatty Bros.
Miss Mona Cowley, an accomplished
young school mistress now holding
the rod in District No. Is, had her
name added to our list while in the
city Saturday.
Charley T. Shustrom, who came
here in 1886, has gone home to Swed-
en-, his native country, taking with
dim $25, 600 which he has made in
farming Adams county soil.
w. ]. Harter, the Hatton black
smith, spent Thursday night in town
in the interest of 1. o. o. F. matters,
being the local head of the new lodge
instituted at Hatt0n on Oct. 9th.
Rev. F. E. Whitman, pastor OF the
Congregational Church, has been con-
fined to the parsonage for few days
with a slight illness, being unable to
occupy his pulpit last Sunday. He is
convalescing.
We doff our cap to the merchants
who are putting their big new signs
Hat on the front OF their stores, there
by ests blishing splendid preceden t
which sooner or later will be accepted
by all business men.
Miss Myrtle Rice, school teacher in
Cow Creek district, and Miss Mae v.
Kelsey, who Yields the rod in the SUIT
ton district, accomplished young la
dies, were pleasant callers at the News
sanctum last Saturday.
Wedding cards are out bearing the
following: "You are cordially invited
Co attend the wedding ceremony Of
Glen Ernestine Burget and Frederick
Fair Davenny, at the Congregational
Church, Dec. 4, 1901, at 8 p. IN.
Geo. w. Bassett, ex.county commits
sioner, the we'll and favorably known
Washtucnisn, was business visitor
Friday and Saturday, accompanied by
his wife. He states that his burg is
striding to the front at Il rapid gait.
Prot J. +. Alburty, organizer for
the Modern Woodmen of America,
spent Friday night in town. He COM
menced teaching seven-months
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