Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1905-11-29
LOCAL EVENTS OF THE week
TOGETHER WITH A PERSONAL MENTION
OF THOSE IN THE nOvIN0l PANORAnA
OF LOCAL HISTORY

TOGETHER WITH A PERSONAL MENTION
OF THOSE IN THH nOvIN0lPANORAnA
OF LOCAL HISTORY
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Seigel, prominent
German farmer people who live north
west of town, will leave the latter end OF
the week for a three months trip to
Germany and visit among old familiar
scenes in the fatherland. They have
been in the United States for the past
thirty years and this is their first trip
back. Their children will be left with
their grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VAL
entine Miller, who recently retired from
the farm and have moved to town to
live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Kuhl are at home
in their residence on College Hill. They
were married in Spokane at the resi-.
dence of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Mack, at 1912 Twelfth Ave.
on Wednesday. Nov. IS. 1905. BY Rev.
Hindley. Henry Rosenoff was best man
and Gladys Mack, bridesmaid. The
home was beautifully decorated in holly
and evergreen. Only few of the i'm
mediate relatives were present. Mrs.
Mack is here on a short visit to her
daughter.
Ernest M. Gibbons, assistant attorney
in the law Office of o. R. Holcomb, was
recently admitted to. practice law before
the supreme court of the state of Wash
ington. Before coming to Ritzville Mr..
Gibbons practiced before the supreme
court of Maryland. He is young mar.
ried man and his strict attention to the
little details of the affairs of Mr.. Hol.
combs clients has won him many busi-
ness friends.
The Republic Mission District of the
Columbia River Conference of the Meth
'odist Episcopal church will hold a meet.
ing of the various pastors in Ritzville
Dec. 4th to 9TH. 1905. A four days pro-
gram has been prepared. which is most.
ly along the line of evangelism. Rev.
B. E. Koontz, the local pastor. is very
much interested in the meeting and
hopes to make it a success. About
thirty ministers will be in attendance.
Fred Arlt. of Glencoe, MINI, father Of
WIN. Arlt, is here on visit to his son.
Both drove in from the farm Tuesday
and were trading in the city. This is
the old gentleman's third visit to this
county, his first being seventeen years
ago. He notes the rapid development
OF the country and is much pleased at
the evidences of prosperity everywhere
apparent.
y Inquiry comes to this Office desiring
to know the whereabouts of Ross Prather,
a young man, 5 feet eight inches in
height, weight rs pounds, dark com.
plexion, deep brown eyes. brown mus
tache. dark hair, parts in the middle.
Miss Belle Potter. of Belgrade. Mont.
would like his post Office address.
John Armstrong, Of Heatherbrae.
Wetaskewan. Alberta, N. w. T.. son-in-
law OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcdonald
and formerly resident of this county.
was down last week on short visit. He
states that the winter weather has com.
menced in the north country.
Miss Kathleen Hallin and Henry N.Y.
ers, of the Pullman Agricultural College.
jeff Hatch and John Hauschild, of the
Northwestern Business College. Spo.
kane. are at their respective homes in
this city to spend Thanksgiving.
F. E. Robbins, local manager of the
White River Lumber Co. is carrying
his left hand in bandages the result Of
an accidental discharge OF shotgun
while out with hunting party last week.
Snow is falling today and the merry
sleigh bells are jingling out their rounde-
lays. 1t will be winterish enough to
lend the true zest to the healthy partak.
ers of Thanksgiving goodies tomorrow.
]. D. Millspaugh. who was formerly a
clerk in this city, has purchased the dry
goods store Of Kirkland & Son at Col.
Vile and has taken his family there to
reside permanently.
!, Attorney o. R. Holcomb departed the
'6rst of the week for Chicago and other
eastern cities where he will take dePosi.
tons in an important case to be tried at
Vancouver WASH
Patty Bros, the Harrington horse
traders. were at Harris Bros Stables
last Saturday with large bunch Of
Gh6fses for sale. Several sales were
made.
A lodge Of Artizans was instituted at
the Tinpell hall "Wednesday evening.
1t is said that this fraternal insurance
order starts out with good member.
ship
Mr.. and Mrs. F. North Clark. of Hat.
ton, are in the city to spend Thanksgiv.