Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-10-19

your flight, make me boy again, just
for tonight. Give me the bliss of that
rapturous time, when would 90 swim.
ming. say, half Of the time. give me the
blister that followed the bliss on the part
Of my back the sun didn't miss; give me
the betting that followed it then: make
me jubilant urchin again. Backward.
turn backward, Oh. Time, in your fight,
give me one chance at the teacher to-
night.-the teacher that larruped me five
times day,-Oh, give me one chance at
that teacher, say! And give me the
woodpile as big as hill; let the pleas
ures of splitting it cheer me and thrill,
while the boys gayly cheer me from
over the fence. Oh, give ME that bliss
again-darn the expense The small
reservation just over the hill, where the
thought of the hoeing would give me a
chill; the COW that caressed me each
eve with her tail as tried to draw
milk for a twenty.quart pail; the hens
that were forever wanting to set; the
pig with stomach that man never
filed yet; the measles that hit; the col
icky pain-Oh, give me that bliss of my
boyhood again! If you'll fill me with
rapture and cheerful delight, backward.
turn backward, Oh, Time, in your fight.
John D. Kalkwarf. eldest son of D. ]
Kalkwarf, and Miss Emma Hobbs, eld-
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. W.
Hobbs. were married at the residence of
the brides parents on Knob hill, We'd
nesday, October Io, 1904. at 8p. nj, Rev.
Gentry Rushing officiating. Only few
immediate relatives and friends were
present. After the ceremony wedding
dinner was served and at I:Io the young
couple took the west-bound passenger
for short trip to Puget sound. after
which they will be at home to their many
friends in Ritzville. THE News hastens
to offer congratulations and wish them
happiness in the new era of their united
lives.
The Ritzville Dramatic club was or
gained in the Tinnel hall Wednesday
evening and the following officers elect
ed: President, R. c. Holcomb; vice
president, Daisy B. Whitney; secretary
and treasurer, W. r. Chittenden; man.
ager and director, Mr.. Warner; musical
director, Eleanor Staser; librarian and
literateur, Kate Fowler. The club starts
off with about fifteen members. which is
expected to be increased. The play,
TONY, the Convict" is under rehearsal
and will be produced in about a month.
Other plays will follow during the winter
months.
The recent rains in Adams county has
given the editorial writer on the Times
chance to dabble his hands in nice
fresh mud, which he is promisculously
hurting at E. D. ellison, the republican
nominee for sheriff. in the shape of mean
unsubstantiated insinuations. The old
rule, that "people who live in glass
houses should not throw stones" ough,
to be good today. But. shades Of Hypo'
critics and Falsifers. beware. The great
est is not vet among you.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Edna Bradley and Lee Law
ender at Lamona. Washington. on Wed
nesday, October 26, 1904, at 2:3o p. m.
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. Jesse Law
ender. The bride is the daughter o
E. L. Bradley. candidate for county as
SCISSOR on the republican ticket. Boil
young people are well and favorabl,
known and will reside in Adams county
Isaac NJ. Crosley. a farmer owning
land on Rattlesnake fiat, was accident
ally run over by heavy wheat Wagon
last Saturday, dying Tuesday evening
from the injuries received. He leaves
wife and family. Funeral occurred from
the home today and burial in the Bemi
cemetery. He was brother of Mrs. C
Leonard and an uncle of w. c. Reedel
The Modern Woodmen of Americ;
have issued invitations for their first an
nual ball to be given Friday evening
October 81, 1904. in the Tinnel hall.
G. E. Straight of Lind. Representing
the Quaker nursery of Salem, Ore. |
selling trees and decorative shrubbery il
the city this week.
Cal. Long Of Paha, is new cognome
lon our mailing list.