Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1904-11-30
LOCAL EVENTS Of THE week
TOGETHER WITH A PERSONAL MENTION
OF THOSE IN THR n0vlN0 PANORAMA
OF LOCAL HISTORY


OF LOCAL HISTORY
F. Van Buren, disposed of the Union
Cafe Tuesday to Connerley & Harris of
Walla Walla, who took charge st once.
The new proprietors are experienced
restaurant men and state they will re-
model the restaurant. place new fixtures
and employ the best cuisine experts in
the state. No effort or expense will be
spared in meeting the demands of the
public for a 6rst.class restaurant. Mr.
and Mrs. Van Buren, will leave in few
days for Spokane, where they will make
short stay, then to Bisbee, Arizona,
for the benefit of the lady's Ill health.
I Clarence L. Holcomb. present prose-
futing attorney of this county. expects to
remove with his family to Wenatchee
upon the expiration of his term of Office
in January. David Richardson, his
father-in.law, OF Quincy, will also 60 to
Wenatchee. where the two men will en-.
gage in business together and handle
their land interests adjacent to that thriv-
ing burg.
The building At corner of Second and
B streets, opposite the First Congrega.
tional church. owned by w. r. Peters.
is being partly remodeled and fitted up
tor photograph gallery. which will be
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Anker-
son. the artists, who have been at Lind
for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Day of Spokane,
we're the guests of DR.. and Mrs. F. r..
Burroughs the latter half of last week,
returning home again Sunday evening.
The lady is the only daughter of Mrs.
S. L. Cronce, whose husband was FORM
erly auditor and clerk of this county.
Rev. Gentry Rushing will preach in
Tinnel's hall next Sunday at II a. m,
and Rev. Harris will commence his
services as pastor of the new Christian
church on one week from next Sunday.
Rev. Harris is an able man and the
church is fortunate in securing him.
Llewellyn Davies, an attorney and city
clerk of Davenport. is over from Lincoln
county today. The gentleman was form.
erly prosecuting attorney of the county.
and after four years residence here re.
moved 10 his present place of abode in
1892.
l.. L. Delano of San Francisco, was
here Wednesday in the interests of the
Jefferson Marble Co., leaving for Col.
vile Saturday with Col. D. J. Zent.where
he will inspect the quarries of the famous
marble region adjacent to that thriving
city.
Mr.. J. P. Smith and Miss Katherine
Belle Milton. both of Washtucna, were
married. Thanksgiving day at p. m. at
the home of Rev. w. R. Cunningham,
officiating clergyman, in the presence of
few intimate friends.
J. F. Collier, retired farmer, with his
wife and son, will depart Friday for
southern California. where they will
spend the winter. The trip will be taken
on account of Mrs. Golfers failing
health.
The public library has just received
the following new books: SOLDIERS of
Fortune" THAT Printer of Udell's,"
"Castle Craney Crow" Quincy Adams,
Lawyer" "Rollo in London
James N. McCune, surveyor for the
Washington Fire Insurance association,
in charge of the eastern districts, is in
town today from Spokane, checking up
and rating new buildings.
Joseph F. Harmon and Miss Rather.
inc Smith, both of Odessa, were married
Friday, November as, at the Methodist
parsonage in this city. Rev. c. G. Har-
mon officiating.
John Thiel. Jr., a member of the large
family who are so we'll known in this
county, was in the city Saturday and
added his appellation to our fast growing
subscription list.
The two tickets containing the nomin.
atoms for city officers to be voted for at
the approaching election. Tuesday, De-
cember 6. 1904. are published in our pa
per OF today.
G. c. Barronett has disposed of his
dray line to A. F. Stops and left Mon.
day for Colorado to settle up some real
estate and other unfinished business in
that state.
Chas. M. Kingsley. who operates a
grain and fruit farm two miles from
Wenatchee. formerly Rattlesnake fiat
farmer. was in the city Monday.
DR.. Albert v. Marion, a prominent
physician OF Hatton, was a Saturday
visitor in the city. registering at the OFT
hostelry.
Miss Catherine Hennings, Chicago
graduate in fine dressmaking. makes an
announcement in our business locals of
today.
Mrs. W. r. Cunningham. ST., who has
been i'll for the past week and was threat.
ened with an attack OF paralysis, is still
very i'll.
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