Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1901-11-06
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B6bastian OFT, the mil anu Sosei
'.s,,ssl, had miraculsNsgy narrnw
vspss Monday. afternoon. from
losing his limbs and perlinps bis s'fc.
While climbing the: coupling OF two
freight cars, both feet we've caught be-
tween the bumpers and deadwood, The
Gght one icing ssd'y crushed. Heavy
soled shoes alone saved him from
being permanently crippled. Mr.. OF
is heartily thankful far his fortunate
escape, feeling in which the whole
community joins.. DR.. Adams is
attending, anasststes thai the patient
will be around in n couple weeks.
Tuesday evening Mr.. N. Z. Stanton,
81 North Yakima district, organizer
az the Modern Brotherhood of America
instaled u lodge OF twenty seven mem
Usrs in this city with the following
sficers: Mrs. Ethel Bavee, president;
Mics Annie Enright, yice-president;
.. &c. Mognn, secretary; Mr.. John
Bovee, treasurer; Mrs. Eta g. Davis,
chaplain; Mr.. Thomas J. Davis,
watchn,an, Mr.. RI bert Martin, sectry.
The gentleman went to Fletcher to
organize lodge at that place, last
evening. ~'
Ell. Garland, son-in-lsw OF D. Nc
Calvary, the Wa!!a Walla banker,
regular employe of the White River
Lumber Company, is for the present
Stationed here assisting in disposins
of the sast amount OF book work which
has accumulated during the fall rush.
Mr.. Garland will leave the latter
part OF the week for Fargo, N. D., on
business for the firm.
n. II. .Greene, president OF the Pho
aeer State Bank, will mpve from
spokane to sttend more closely to his
large b0.iness interests here. Mr..
and Mrs. Greene will make their
Gutire home ia the residence now
occupied by Mr.. Wing, On the. corner
<sf T. aud Fo nth streets
The isaterior OF the First NationSl
Bank has been enlarged by throwing
tile wtole lower h,or practically into
<ae ioea,, aside from the telephone
apartment and the main Lobby,
.naking the appearance more pleasant
and doubtless n.ore eomfortable and
roomy. .. s'.R.A at-2 as3& &
n. Z. irby, the well dr:llcr, has Just
bored an | obtained fne we'll o.
u alter On mis- own place nine miles
west OF Scott. he has. had the
tnacl,inery in motiyn constantly since
lie. commenced work in that section
OF csuntry. fE4t itt
4 NIL, Link has just 6nishe paint
;iag the sellas of Mrs. Charles'0tson,
iaorth of town, and leaves today for
the Nat, where lac wit, dress up the
q. siieace of yu.tice NJ. Z. Helnie. 3.
: Henry Mueller, son-im-law of C!'a"-
Wellsandi, has purchased the John
Meehan property w. lot s, block
10. 25xlG3 feet. fronting IN Railroad
Avenue. Consideration $1,000
J. II. Tate, the painter. has bpiIt
new bachelor auar'ers on the east side
near the Grub warehouse, where he
is C ,mfJrtably settl1d for the win e.
and as snug as n bug in rug
Several fine rains have fallen during
the last week, and the dLst is laid for
this fall. The roads from this on will
be good to travel, and pleasant
se,son Of the year has srreed.
A. d. Slorno. AMI vile, old resi-
dents Of Portland, stopped off Satur-
day on their way home from a visit in
Michigan. The geatIemaa is an elder
bfOtHer 0i our suerlU. m .ss.
DR.. Charles Il. North, at Spokane, y
veterinary sur. con and dentist, is
spending the week in the CITY, making
his headquarters now at the Harris
RIOS livery barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Klaas tsm orrow
wiil retire from the management of
the Hotel Ritzvillc, and the owner,
Mr.. Ost, will take charge and continue
the business.
s. NJ. Babcock of Spokane, fnau.
ciai agent, was down from Spokane,
Monday, comforting with his local
representative, w. Il. Cunningham, Jr.
Henry Zimmerman is building for
himself and good vile new cottage
hard by the old house on their lots
near the Christian church.
J. II. Zorn, a sheepman from the
extreme eastern side OF the county,
was disposihg OF some good horses in
the burg last Friday.
J. ID. Dassett, the official head Of
the First National b INK was called
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