The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-09-12
brief LOCAL news OF TODAY


are registered al the State.
Deputy Sheriff William Nave was
in the city last might from Wallula.
= w. F. Rcark, a we'll known Pomeroy
resident, is registered at the State
today.
Ex-Represertative John Geyer was
in the city this morning from Pres
colt.
A new cement sidewalk is to be laid
in front OF the Hotel State property
in Main street.
Mrs. George W. Bassett and daugh- !
ter OF Washtucna are guests at the /!
Hotel Dacres today.
]. c. Graham, of the United States
ship Nipsic, is spending his furlougn
in Walla Walla.
Gideon J. Cummings, an old time !
resident of Wallula, is among visitors
to Walla Walla today.
The condition Of Robert Burns, who
has been i'll for 20 days with typhoid
fever, steadily improves.
Francis Murray Of the Walla Walla
Meat company, will visit with rela-
tives in Athena tomorrow.
Robert May, a we'll known travelling |
man and one of the proprietors Of the !
Troy steam laundry, is quite III at the
Walla Walla hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones arrived |
in Tacoma last night after seven
months European trip. Mr. Jones is
after business interests
E. G. Stanley, Of the Stanley music
house, returned yesterday from a
short business trip to Spokane. Spo-
kane people are making great preDar
atoms for the Interstate fair, Mr..
Stanley reports.
Prof. S. Harrison Lovewell. has re-
turned to Whitman conservatory from
a two months trip in the East. He
will take charge Of the music tOmor
row morning and evening at the First
Presbyterian church.
Marvin Evans as trustee has sold
to Francis and George Foley the Nc
Kee farm three miles south Of Walla
Walla for $4,000. The farm. which
consists Of 1877 acres, is considered
one Of the best in the valley.
Ministers meeting Monday morn !
ing 1880 Cumberland Presbyterian
church Third and Poplar streets. Pa
per by Rev. Austin Rice on THE In
fUence Of Higher Criticism on the
Spiritual life of the Church.
Mr. and Mrs. John White Of Wash
ngton. D. c.. are in Walla Walla Wis
ting relatives Of Mrs. White. Mr..
White is employed in the treasury de-
the government and is
spending his vacation in the west.
Mrs. n. A. Jacobs, Of Walla Walla
S in the city the guest Of her grand
laughter Mrs. John KEGS. Mrs
Jacobs is one Of the oldest women in
he state and is survivor of the
Whitman massacre.-East Oregonian.
Frank Villa and wife will soon
cave for Seattle, where Mr.. Villa ex-
)ects to practice law and act as in
erpreter for natives Of italy. The
Villa residence at Clinton and Boyer
avenue has been sold to P. c. HOl-
and Of this city.
Any one knowing OF the where
abouts Of Edward Moe, 10 years OF
age, will confer favor upon the
young mans mother, who is in Cali
fornia. by communicating with I'm
lertaker J. W. Cookery. Young Moe
was a resident of Walla Walla for
three months in the summer Of 1902
but since then his mother has lost all
trace of him.
The first snow of the season fell at
Kamela last night, on the summit OF
the Blue mountains. The tops of the
box cars bore fresh evidence of the
Of winter, this morning, as
they came in with a dainty coat of
white The Storm lasted most Of the
night on the mountain, and ended
with q fierce rain this afternoon
East Oregonian.
The funeral Of Kitty Soady will oc-
cur from the family residence, SO Pa
louise street tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. The services will be con-
Quoted by Rev. Lamb, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church
The following young lady schoolmates |
of the deceased will act as pail bear /
ers: Alma Stanfeld. Elsie Rifle,