The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-11-09

Inc condition of Fred Howard at tie
! Walla Walla hospital remains aborf
| the same.
Sheriff Charles S. Painter took Cal
YIN FettlJohn to the insane asylum at
Medical Lake Sunday morning.
Miss E. Uzuforage of Tacoma is at
the Walla Walla hospital receivins
electrical treatment for rheumatism.
Inc street commissioner has a largo
force OF carpenters at work repairin Q
the Mil creek bridge on Sixth street.
T. +. Higgins, formerly with the
cash shoe store has accepted a posi-
ton with the Sorosis store as sales
man.
Mrs. L. c. Kelly of Dixie has been
received at the Walla Walla hospital
suffering with an acute attack OF
pneumonia,
bouncing baby girl arrived at the
home of j. A. Baxter, of the real estate
1lrm of Leonard & Baxter in Craig
street this morning.
Benedictus Dohndt, a native of Bel
glum declared his intention to become
citizen of the United States in the
superior court today
Mrs. John G. Abbott of Walla Walla
was notified yesterday of the serious
illness of her mother at Grants Pass
and left for that place last evening.
Young & Church have added new
oyster parlors to their store at First
and Main street. Handsome quarters
have been fitted up and the trade will
be carefully attended to.
The late rains have seriously delay
ed building operations on the new
Wilbur Methodist church and the Mott
building at the corner of Main and
PalouSe streets.
G.. GarrOW, an experienced clothing
man and window decorator late of the
l. X. L. clothing house of Spokane,
has accepted a position with the
Whitehouse Clothing Company.
The Twentieth Century hop at Odd
Fellows temple this evening has been
postponed until Wednesday evening to
admit of members attending King
DodO tonight and the MINISTRIES tornor-
| row evening.
County Treasurer HaWley reports
that the last half of the taxes for the
year 1902 are coming very slowly.
There is approximately about $4,000
in last years taxes remaining unpaid
on the rolls. The taxes will become
delinquent November 80
While driving to the city from the
country Sunday Miss Jessie Baird met
with a severe accident. She had been
visiting friends in the country and on
the way to the city the horse became
Interchangeable and overturned the
buggy, throwing the young woman to
the ground. She was severely injured
about the head and body.
The Riverside Mill and Elevator
company has disposed of it's Touring
| mills elevators and warehouses at
Lamar. on the Washington & Column
bia River railway, in this county, to
Walter A. Goss, of Portland. The
deed transferring the property was
V
The considerations named in the IN
Strument was 81.
Born, in this city, November s, to
Mr.. and Mrs. William Menicke, a son.
A warrant has been issued from the
| Justice court for the arrest of four
Russian boys named Hardin, Anon,
Knopp and Hill, who are charged with
| tearing down a fence surrounding the
residence of n. Babcock on Malcolm
street The boys committed the act on
Halloween night
DR.. J. F. Cropp assisted by Drs. D.
\. Best, of Weston, ]. V. Steele or
WaitSburg, c. 3. Stewart ana NJ.
Stiles of this city, performed an opera
ton at the Walla Walla hospital sun
dav evening, on Prof r. G. French,
| for appendicitis. Prof French is the
president of the Weston normal school
| and was brought to the city last night
on a special train to be operated upon
The operation proved successful ana
the patient is reported to be IN
snlendid condition.
ruoMps0N GETS TWO HUNDRED