The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-14
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performed the. marriage ceremony of
James A. Mills and Isabelle Thresher
of Walla Walla county. They will re-
side at Wallula.
Mrs. lnale's Funeral-The funeral OF
the late Mrs. E. Ingle will take place
from Ingle chapel, west OF Walla
Walla at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Ingfes was yesterday conveyed
to the old homestead in order to at
tend the services. A number Of pio-
neer residents Of the county will be in
attendance.
Mrs. Ethel auckland Desd-Word
has been received in Waua Walla- of
the death of Mrs. Ethel auckland at
Anglin. Okanogan county, Washing
ton. last Thursday. Mrs. auckland
was niece of Mrs. A. Rock Of Walla
Walia and was quite we'll known, hav-
ing visited here for several months two
years ago. Mrs. Buckland is survived
by her husband and one child.
Travelling in Mexieo-Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Schoil. ST.. OF Walla Walla, are
! now travelling through Mexico on a
| pleasure trip. They left Walla Walla
several weeks ago, expecting to be
gone for a year. A postal card re-
ceived by friend of the family today
Fannounces that Mr.. and Mrs. Scholl
are having an enjoyable time.
Spencer Child 5uried-The funeral
of Franklin. son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
J. Spencer, who died Thursday at VAL
residence this morning at 10 O'Clock.
| Services were conducted by Rev. Mrs.
Cobleigh Interment was in the city
cemetery. The cause of death was
mention.
| Funeral Of Erwin Bryan-The fun
eral of Erwin Bryan who died OF
apoplexy Wednesday night at his
home north Of the city took place from
the Cookery undertaking parlors at
Henry Brown. pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal church, held short services
over the. remains. Interment was inrI
the Firemen's lot in the city cemetery.
GhoIsons Are Divorced - Sophia
| Gholson who was married to John F.
| Gholson in Walla Walla in 1885 was
granted a divorce in the Spokane
courts yesterday after 20 years of mar
ried life. Mrs. Gholson in her COM
plant alleged that her husband had
failed to provide for her the past year.
On these grounds she was given a de-
cree of divorce. 80 -.t .e.~,~-'
Alleged Highwaymen - Trainmen
have brought the news to Walla Walla
of the arrest of Joseph Wilson at
Umatilla the other night on a charge
of attempting highway robbery. Will
son it is alleged attempted to hold up
l d yOUIl8 HAL DIT luC OLidIhAeI NSPOS'
He was later apprehended and is now
lying in the Pendleton county Jail
awaiting trial.
ir To Hear Rev. Dorris-The members
of the First Christian church of Walla
Walla have made arrangements to at
tend the religious services in Pendle- |
| ton next Friday night. which are be-
ing conducted by Rev. Doris. the
evangelist, who was recently in Walla
Walla The party will go to Pendleton
! on the regular afternoon passenger
| train and will return to Walla Walla
after the meeting on a special O.. r.
& N. train.
| Publish a History-Veterans of the
! Spanish-American war will be inter-
ested in learning that Adjutant Cen
eral Drain is to publish a history Of
the Washington volunteers during the
Spanish war and Philippine |
insurrectien provided he can induce
the legislature to make an appropria- |
ton covering the cost. Several promi- |
! nent veterans are interested in seeing |
the publication gotten out and will |
do everything to aid the general in
securing an appropriation.
New Bridge for Paseo-Railroad |
contractors of Spokane have received
specifications from the Northern Pa |
| cific for a new steel bridge to span |
| the Columbia river at Pasco. Work |
| on it is to start after nigh water SUBJ
| sides in August, and the contractors
are asked to bid. The structure viii! !
! cost about $4,000 for work and $685.
900 for steel. The present bridge is a |
combination wood and steel and is |
very old. Concrete piers under it |