Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1903-04-29
A letter from Mrs. w. c. Reeder to

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nounces her safe arrival at the old home
in Michigan. The landscape scenes Of
twenty years ago are changed, and the
absence of hustle and rush incident to
western life is very apparent to an east
ern visitor. Mrs. Reeder will remain
several months in the Wolverine state
Rev. Gilman, who for several years
has occupied the pastorate of the Ger
man Lutheran church here, with his
family has removed to Lind to remain
permanently.
A bowling match is scheduled at the
Smith & Hough alleys Thursday evening
between the Myers-Shepley and A. T.
Kendrick employees.
Miss Lydia Wright disposed of her in
terest in the millinery business to the
Misses Fowler and has returned to
Spokane.
H. S. Collins the genial agent OF
Northwestern Railway with headquarters
at Spokane, is transacting business in
our metropolis today.
Will H. Turner is down from Spokane
and in charge of the Farmers Ware
house while his father. James Turner. is
on a tour in Canada. -
Miss Norah b. Hunter, sister Of the
teacher Miss Ida, has been employed
as stenographer for James Schicwe &
Co., the contractors.
Yes, Connclia, dear. that's soda
fountain but this isn't day of free
drinks and forgot to change my purse
with my clothes.
Mrs. G. N. futile left Monday for
Walla Walla where she goes to join her
husband, who is electrician at the state
penitentiary.
A suitable reward will be paid for the
return of small auburn Van Dyke and
moustache to Mr.. J. Russell Wallace at
the News.
Mrs. Clyde R. Hervey, wife of the
harness maker, left Saturday for an ex-
tended trip to the Sound and California
to visit relatives.
The High school boys cross sticks with
the Lind boys on the diamond near the
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Cos. yard
on May 3.
NV. Brewer, who was recently elected
Chief Forester of the Modern Woodmen,
has organized degree team with eight
members.
G. Kicker, the librarian, returned Sat-
urday from Walla Walla. where he went
to assist in the obsequies of Richard
Hartwig.
Ed. Taylor, bookkeeper at the First
National Bank, is at Lind assisting IN
the conduct of the business there this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Hammond were
visiting friends in Lind Sunday. They
are contemplating an extended trip east
soon.
D. Milgard. the monument builder, is
over from Colfax today installing a
large tomb stone in Spanjer Cemetery.
G. w. Jeffries, a member of the last
legislature at Olympia. from Seattle, was
in town the first of the week on business.
j.. Clahin OF Eldred, Ills, who has
recently purchased farm near Scott,
was visiting in the city the past week.
Day ]. linus, of Lind, prominent real
estate dealer and business man, was a
visitor in the county seat yesterday.
T. r. Kuster. manager of the Title
Abstract and Insurance Co., was
Spokane business visitor Tuesday.
John B. Cowley. the sage of Hatton.
walked in on us Saturday being called
to the city on private business.
VIM. Snyder, the merchant. was visit
ing the towns west Tuesday. looking
after business affairs.
Oscar w. Goodenough, pioneer TAR
mer and business man of Hatton. is in
the burg today.
The Aid society of the NJ. E. church
will hold baking sale next Saturday.
May. 2, in the old News building.
Miss Eva Bailey is home on short
visit from the Spokane Business College
where she has been attending.
Ward Perry Goalden and Mrs. M. NJ.
Bills of Lind were married by Justice
Gale Smith on April 2sth.
A marriage license was issued to John
Pearson and Martha Snively Of Lind
on Monday, April 27th.
E. B. Smith. the cigar man, is smok-
ing up in Spokane this week.
Geo. l.. Wing. the Lind tonsorial
artist. was in the city Monday.
At the residence of her parents in the