Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1901-03-20
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| titution is an exceptionally good one
and has come to stay, judging from
the names connected with it. Under
such a regime may it live long and
| prosper.
| j. III. Clayton, agent for the Bankers
Life, returned from Walla Walla this
morning where he was called to ad
just a loss. He will make this city
his headquarters for some time.
W. r. Williams OF Hatton, came up
from his farm and was a caller at this
Office Tuesday. He was closing up
sale vi his timber culture to AlCramp-
ton. Consideration $1,000.
"The Woman with the Broom" and
"The Man with the Hoe" are doing as
much these days for common every
day views of life as they are adding to
the themes for poets.
If your name don't ever get into
the local paper, it is because you never
get out OF town or hustle around in it
very much. Don't cry; your time may
come bye and bye.
Mrs. w. X. Kennedy has so far re-
covered from her late illness as to be
brought into town and is stopping at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. l.
Watson Myers.
Daniel Frew of Colfax, western
manager of the Washington Loan and
Trust Co., Of New York, with branch
office at Seattle, was a business visitor
Saturday.
j. s. Milan representing Adams
county in the last state legislature,
has returned from Olympia, passing
through the city yesterday on his way
home.
Poe & Pearson, the big sheep men,
have their bands congregated at the
springs on Cow creek miles east OF
town preparing for the season wool
clip.
VIM. G. Moore, the drayman, had
the misfortune to lose q fire work
horse Monday in runaway, the ami
NAL breaking limb in the smashup
VIM. w. King is in Salem, Ore,
this week and on his way home will
purchase a carload of furniture for his
house, the King Mercantile Company.
Let the twittering birds and whis-
pering leaves hearken to the echoing
gasps of a dead winter. These balmy
skies are often deceptive.
The Bnehlers Corners Literary
society will close Friday evening,
March 22nd, with a special program.
Every one is invited.
N. II. Greene OF Spokane, president
of the Pioneer State Bank, came in on
yesterdays's noon passenger train for
brief business visit.
w. Ii. Martin OF the Pioneer Stat
Bank, has bought the G. o. Greene
cottage on College Hill now occupied
by Mr.. L. Butsch.
County Commissioner and Mrs. w.
G. Griffith Went to Spokane on last
evenings passenger. They will re-
turn Thursday.
ID. McGillvaray, banker OF Walla
Walla, and large property owner in
this county, came up Saturday, after
a long absence.
A petition for the appointment of
United States Commissioner is being
circulated in the interest OF S. G.
Scheuerle.
Guy VanAllen of Kasson, Mimi,
a nephew OF d. Keller, is looking over
this section of the west and may locate
here.
Chris III. Low is very sick with what
is known rs inflammation OF the muscles
and the case is said to be serious.
The necessary repairs have been
made and the mill was started again
yesterday after weeks shutdown.
Miss Matte Sapp OF Lind, spent
the latter part OF the week with her
sister, Mrs. VIM. Snyder.
Up to the time of going to press
Ritzvile is the best young city in the
state OF Washington.
R. c. Kennedy yesterday bought
lots l., 9, Sand 10, block 80 from the
Ritzville Land Co.
Hugh d. Dunlap, the genial hotel
keeper of Lind, is in the city this
evening.
Clyde Smith is now at Hatton where
he orders the News sent hereafter.
| The News takes pleasure in calling
the attention Of the public in general
| and tha ludina in nnrf;oul,, D., tl,a e.