The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-11

OF the Waitsburg Gazette, was elected
mayor at the election in Sprague last
Monday.
Philip Mulky, a pioneer of Arlington.
Or, was received at St. Mary's hos
pital last Wednesday for medical
treatment.
B. F. Tennis was received at ST.
Mary's hospital yesterday for treat
ment Mr. Tennis is a resident of
Arlington, Or.
Joseph Bergman a farmer residing
at Bergman station. was brought to
st, Mary's hospital yesterday suffering
with typhoid fever
Jake Beam, of Dixie, who has been
receiving treatment at the Walla Walla
hospital for three weeks, returned to
his home this morning.
Judge Brents has overruled a motion
| in the case of J. l.. Robinson against
f. d. Boyer to quash the service of
summons on the defendant.
Charles Mcclure of La Grande, I'M
derwent a serious surgical operation
for tumor of the face and neck yester-
day at St. Marys hospital.
People who experienced any incon-
venience by the Sixth street bridge be-
ing out will not have to do so longer,
as the bridge was opened to travel last
| night
Died. in this city December 10, the
| inf oh Of nd w
J die. The funeral occurred at the resi-
| ternOOn at > o'clock.
| The county commissioners went out
to the poor farm this afternoon to in
| spect the new pest house recently
| erected on the farm. The building is
! completed and is ready for occupancy.
| Work on the new livery barn being
| erected by George Dixon in East Alder
| street, is progressing very rapidly.
The roof is completed and the carpen-
ters are working on the interior of the
building
| The county commissioners have APP
| pointed Grant Copeland as a delegate
| to represent Walla Walla county at
the annual meeting of the National
! Live Stock association, which Will be
| held in Portland next month.
| Among the pretty show windows
decorated for the holiday trade are
! those of the Straight jewelry store.
| There is a gorgeous array of goods
carried tastefully arranged, white silk
curtains forming delicate back
ground
The following cash entries were filed
in the land office today: James B.
| Craig Of KahlotuS, lots l. ?. 3, and Sc
a of NE4 of Sec. 4, TIP. IA, r. "a;
Melvie c. Brill, of Marengo, VIZ OF
NWA, and VIZ of SWA, of Sec. 90
TIP. II. r. Al.
The remittitur in the case of Emory
II. Skins ct al and Orlando Demaris
VS.. the estate of Sarah Barker, de-
ceased, in which the supreme court
aftirms the decision of the superior
court, has been received by County
Clerk Hauerbach.
| At the request of the officers of the
| Northwestern HOmefinding association
at Spokane the county commissioners
of this county have addressed letters
to the officials of all the railroad com
lpanies in Washington requesting them
to grant free transportation to the Of
ficers Of the institution and all chill
dren that are received there.
Harry Hill was brought to his
! mothers home in Park street Tuesday
| suffering from badly strained liga-
ments of the hip Mr.. Hill does not
know how he received the injury, al
though he has noticed a tenderness OF
| the part affected for some time. Tues
day he became SO bad that it was nee
essary to transfer him from the farm
to the city.
Buy W. w. Creamery butter. 1t is
/ fresh We churn daily. Other brands