The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-09

lily residence. one mile west of Walla
Walla Saturday evening of typhoid
fever. The funeral took place from
the Catholic church this afternoon at
2 o'clock. Rev. Father F1ohr conduct
ing the services. Interment was in
the Catholic cemetery. Mrs. Locati
had only been married a year.
Extend Main Line-Word has been
received in Walla' walla of the inten-
ton Of the Pacific States Telephone
company to extend its long distance
line at Lind. Washington. to take in
Pasco. This will furnish long distance
telephone connections for Cornell. En-
topia, Hatton and Mesa Pasco can
only be reached at present by the line
via this city.
One Year for MuIlan-Mike Mullan
of Spokane is expected to arrive at
the penitentiary tomorrow in charge of
Sheriff Doust to commence serving a
sentence of one year imposed by
Judge Richardson Saturday afternoon.
Mullan was convicted of having sus-
tanned immoral relations with young
girl named Ester Robinson.
Pendleton Men Here-A party of
prominent Pendleton business men
came over yesterday to spend the day
in Walla Walla, returning last evening.
In the party were James Graham. for
! merly salesman in this city, F. H.
Coolidge ana N. F. Nicholson. Mr..
Graham states that Pendleton has en-
joyed a prosperous year in business
and the outlook for a better business
this year is exceedingly bright.
After Valley Catle-F. e. King, a
well known cattle buyer, is in Walla
Walla from Spokane looking after cat
tie shipments from this point. Mr.
King was formerly engaged in the
cattle business on the Tukanon but
has branched out into the wholesale
line He looks for an improvement in
the cattle business in the near future
Likes WaI!a Walia-James Grace, a
prominent business man of Omaha
Neb., accompanied by Mrs. Grace, is
in the city visiting Thomas Corn, his
brother in law, for a month. This is
west and he expresses himself as de-
| lighted with Walla Walla and the re-
sources Nof the Walla Walla valley.
| Curico Funeral-The funeral OF
! Louage Curcio, the five-year-ol son
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Curcio, who
| lied Saturday, occurred from ST. Pat
rick's church yesterday afternoon al
o'clock. Rev. M. F1ohr conducted the
services. Interment was in the Cath.
/ olic cemetery. q
Grandma Ingle Very III-Grandms
Ingle of the state line who fell in the
latter part of December and sustained
a compound fracture of the left leg is
exceedingly ill at the Walla Walls
hospital and little hopes are entertain.
ed of her surviving the injury, owing
to her advanced age.
Inspected the Work-A large number
of the parents of the pupils attending
the Lincoln school were present at thu
school session today. A short program
was rendered by the scholars aftel
which the exhibits of the children!
| work was inspected.
Rebekah Dance Tonight-The mem
bers of Beehive Rebekah Lodge No. 70
will entertain their friends with {
dance in the Temple tonight. A larg'
number of invitations have been sen
out and a good crowd is expected.
New Fireman-John Gum has beer
appointed as a member of the Wall,
Walla Walla paid fire department ant
assigned to duty at engine house No
1. He succeeds James Kearns, VIII,
resigned Saturday.
New Son Arrives-Born, in this cit.
this morning, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chri
Meckleson, son.
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