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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-10-12
REMITTANCES;

Remittances made by money order, bank
raft, registered letter or express order will
be at ourrisk; ifmade otherwise, at the risk
ofthe sender. Address.
THE REPUBLICAN,
Oakland, Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-10-12

Mr.. G. w. Eckles, of the Oakland
Hotel management, was in Oakland
Monday on business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
BATH ROOM COMPLETE
For $54.35

We have placed ar o-@er with the
S.and5rd Sanitary 2.a@g.tac.uria2
COMPANY foe o.e esq g porcelain
enam-lAd bath tgas AMI sae ca. of
plumbing mat1fjal caas:.t5c- g clos
u outfits lavaf9~ies s:n&s. etc W
nave received tn j@3h4-,s prices Oh
these goods. AL o. this G3t-sjaI VI,
baar tie green aei s9I4 guarantee. II.
bel cf t..e st-Gdar: Sar.sa9y }}t.s.:=;-
featuring com2a.y We b2v= f-t@3 ~
the following bathroom ceeft, at i
price that We believe car r5t De du9ti-
Gated this sj6e Of St. Louis:
Oae " S Staudafd @-i:jaa ro,. rln1 9a~-
Gelatin enamaled BATH tub with nickel
pia5ed d}u0.a bat1 cock tWJ rtcI-1
p'ated supply pines and nick"I pla.4i
connected waste ard oyerf9W Wi1a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
+ T. r f. + 4. I. 1. + f. t. r r +
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+ LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. j
+ +
4 r. + + + r j. 1. r. i. !. r r +

n e B5gca laE9fes a.z amc. 10 rents
n9a aaa aHe vol r4oa= ". II
Eas oId pl,5a 30
tr# .9H ls5#a.#6@1 fgD0l Je4ra
,.sa, laat.5 -aat1. .i.5.a5.e aat, .>as =
s4aa daaesee aa saos. aorice
.na2ta- s.Ha company eta FHuns
Fr -a 5eall=lag. .e1.=a4...
So e.=554 fera 1aHa# c6"af> orc
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Ea.aG5 Ffg.og ya4r nouuc. fol
! IrUnbfus 4r -&.at, sae fIr rn
Bma paH4a4 npauy o.eenr2r
MI poae9ae popriel9rs
Gh3s fftYe1s., + ahip te P1aHe
loans aad il you des re to borrow it
vii he Ia yogg interest 10 So him
oftca At Ii Pine street
NIqat Jaaa "a f.ek fhe pinot.
apa3 viii saie dl III tfne cam9.r} ;
Ia di= No@icell5 a35ierY Tor \ fo4f
.aout5- bas-nisz II t9t place
Wautes.- lnstallmeut collector fer
merchandise accounts good salary
and =eNpen4e Adfeas Manufacturer,
p. O. box lo27. Philadelphia, Pa.
Money to feau on Your plain note
II pet ceut per annlm. Address
{ K Thomasson and company f.i'tIe
Roch. Alh Agents wanted also
The tire department. WIS called
10 Fourth stvenne aud Main stfee1 th''
murnin4 "a $50. but Wcre unable -
locate The cause Of tle' alarm
Ii You van. s@me photos liz
l.ek makes tham. he sure 10 call b.
fare .ltu4 - Altf tlIat time n
Prle Buff gallery viii IN closed 'af
lie s)tmme}s
Sidney llpjms aHd company buy
and sell al kinds Of serend hand
Goods Paels aud ship furniture. Can
sell You furniture Al one-half its orig
nal cost. New aud second hand store
2i0 Wesi Second avenue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
CAN ONE INHERIT ABILITY?

la Prussia where the figures have
Feen more carefully complied than
elsewhere. it appears that the loves.
bifthzrate is among artists. literary
n,en and the higher professions. aaa
he same IS probably true in this
country SO these people whom We
!ame give Us everything of valtle
NAieh We have with the exception e
children. They give US oul art AMI
science: ali eHr comforts aud conyen
lnnces All The things material AMI
lmmaterial which make up our eu-
1ironment and which W eau not
aake for ourselves are thei, work
l'G We want these people to stop Gre
ting environment and g . creating
ti.iiarpn2 Those who do everything
Do nothing We'll; do We want pooc ea.
>ronment and poov children beth
Hitherto the excuse for this de-
l7ani has been the belief thai call.
Hrea would inherit thej. parents pre-
,.n,intnee We hagn believed that the
chi}dreu Of the great lawyer ~oal.'
inherit their fathers power Of argu.
ment; that the daughter of TIE gait
singer would inherit Ler mothers
Voice, aaj Ne thtoi we aAe,t lawyer;
aud singers Let Us chan I'd this
rampant thaory and aXamiHe the
facts
TIL, can a9F be sloWn better thao
il the various rog1I douses N1are
PAysica. Inheritance has beaa insisted
ea for centuries What was The ben
f. Chartern3nga gave tha world
fNA f9rmiag 2s a nation, the reyiVlt Of
i,arnicg, q, a. weak tine % CArtogIn
e,aas. lis physical dascendants, uno
t0ra France for j thousand years?
NOuli it nos have bean better for the
q.orIi i Gaarte.nauga had jtai child
lss<2 Tor wbic 5Ailt Eust5nd t13oE
Hyar Cr9mwa;t-f3r heC freedom Gr
~ ais SOU 2.cl1rd9 N3s the sYo o.
Eetar the Gee3t benptis II II IA
IN, WaS NlrJ9 AGt9nette j worthy
t,usbtee = Maria Teresa Loot 1t
TIE sca3--sc1uts)a pt Maria Tereso
ii WHOSE veins IA taa 5lo)d # Na
anleoa L.sA;.to2s alass were aero
1hiad. ha WIS ted ID the earth By als
,Se,tlnas, -Nf~th, S Baosiey, il
= arnass Weekly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
ROBINSON BROTHERS
245 West Rarraque Street.
LOOK HERE, LADIES!

It's easy keep Chairs Tables and all Furniture
about house looking bright YOU will give them
coat OF my Va1nsh status and vautshes all
ehat can De made al coos price soc quart
have plenty of all colors aanes for that IRON Bed nd our
Bath leo Don you need them? This the
40 your house cleaning and I've got lots heps you
your Buggy need Of Paint correspond witt, vor pew
ofess ana hat think 1t does All colo best made soc quart
5e,
10 40 nts 10
Ia
ad evuhu
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
FRATE ERNAL NEW 5
+ + 4. f 1. f. + i. X Il. + 4. f r
Unveftlnq Postponed

on account Of the =l9in Sunday Il
ferneaa sdpa aaNafline exercises Ct taN
Weodmen Of the World Were pcst
eoned fIon- Joe T. Robinson Of t.
ual>e was present and would have de
lAerra the address The raiu be@2n
20 fail just about the time peon'"
were 4ettinz ready to 90 out 70 lAe
cemetery. aod as The saoW@r lasted
tor some hours Ne exercises could h'
he'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22

Wanted-My Gus oneri AID friends
10 know that nave moved my ofrce
mi an now Iocatet at Is Pine Sc
ede-e NJ be glad to receive any
ous ness tha- y1q nay have il real
state line, alsl III pre- pared to wcits
lie insurance n stock companies
thanking YOU for past tavocs and a
'autinuaE2e Of the same,
Yours for business,
CtfAS HAYCOCK
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
POINTED PARAGSAPES

NJ woman - tlns et beatty to
Ter mad
r aoss aud Children dis'lk' MN
Il 5 up 10 othecs t2 ayold hlna
some eiels sing Ire ntsht'ae'tes
snd oth1~> like gales II the nisht
Ang tu3r ought to De satisfied "l5h
II $ tot II It {, v sctd $4,000 tveat toof.
oaEy yeey brave youth w3eld At
#,a09f q stea kiss from " uaf''r
v1t!
Sama e1mpo derive as ul.ca pteas
u~a frs.a weeping IS Wen % From
,a@s1.ag.
sasp IS = maa wts th.ofs re M
.'ersf3aas ~5neo 'nd We WI s12w
,'U1 gl'4 brjc', hpyer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22

@aai1 ard scoppar.
Ona STANDARD" porceiajg e-aMelei
onapieee Iavatary, win l2<15 0aHl,
tHa nickel plated fancsts =, a.eIe]
9;a-ed supply pipes, nicte, piace rap
Vii vast . aoor niece, nta-ai soap
djSh and chain with stopper
0ae sEpaon Was.l.dowa e-s,-f vi
t.eogs wa"e) With DOUBT e@ea- oak
sat and Z oz. copper lin, cal t5uk,
vi, nickel plated brackets 5s9ply
aad flush pipes, chain. p0jt screws,
etc, complete.
w vii placa t!.a above fixtures
cowpIas- wits all connections IN any
bathroom il Pine Blu- f2r ta4 sim of
$5t%G We have . sample Of these
fixtures CT display il ctr si19H room
Call ana see them aad tea9e yoar Or
der for 0ne before they are 81 gone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
NOTICES
Soda Water Weather Will
Soon Be Here

Our success in This li1e OF
business far exceeded OUT e%pec-
tatloDs last year. Why ? Be-
cause We handled uotbiao but
the best of pure fruits aad sYr-
ups. Many new drinks VII be
added this spring that viii be
very popular. We make our
own ice cream from pure cream
and have uow the largest line
and biggest variety of crushed
fruits for fancy drinks in the city.
Experienced dispensers to wait
on you promptly. Our ladirs
parlor Will be prettier thar last
year, and we especially solicit
the ladies' trade. We expect to
double Our soda trade this sum
mer. Cleanliness our motto.
w alker Drug Co.
l20 Main St~aa+.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
AMERICAN SURETY
COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
..PINE BLUFF TRUST
COMPANY
LOCAL AGENT
BUSINESS RESTRICTED TO
suRErYSI-lP ON BONDS

The above company Is not only tho
strongest and best in the world but
: no. ana oevec has been member
o rating book or combination reg.
Uniting rates anywhere. It is there
tore not affected by the recent anti
trust law, and will remain n this
Hata Tor the transaction Of business
Most ali other surety companies viii
leaVe the state after March 23rd. 1906
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
THE POINT

We VISA to emphasize Il reAaait
i,y. L may sound esoti,tieal 10 haas
a man praise himself but that d7as
rot slte4 faet, A ttt}e honest So
praise Is az rlsht # i il, a9aess We
ASK tor yaur ttade ~ the dis.laes oAs
oerslsadsos tast we VIII tey handar
t. So >aa satt,i .rtpa tEi4 an} 81
3rr14 8. ". a.n 13cqe5sl. t1N.a2
10 make chts ne best dras store w.
Ion core to be t1e bissest bet We
10 Want 70 be Jhe br,t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
SlHtal 3c3~ce~s.

Fns ctass bard vi ca"lg taen!sA
90 c.s.3, throughout
Mrs " +. carroll st1 Olive ssrea..
(tf4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
uNGSATEi-UL rHUTl4.

SIZE h5> taken very g-ea5 care 2f
ersAlf. ya0 know"
Yes. But her age t' telling On
aec 4 last
What ;ngrat;tIda! London
pG1G8
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
RnNai Arch MaSoNS.

~ Royal Alch Masons VITO ate tot
Nulsl,ts TempIar are requested 10 Dc
prr,ent II Nlaso0'e hail tcni&M
promptly At 9 o'clock to assist in con,
fereias ,se ta9ei> masters tesree tas
pYeaia;aly after the close If tAe con
r1aHderY
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22

y wh> t>nt reae2ed ny ,3var'ls-
~ Is Nfra aaa dAtf-N2thI c Fow
5er Jr Bosto9
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22

For repairing and manufacturing
% harness caH upon
VW KELLER,
III West Second avenue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22

Re Who dty4Snt Aelr = 3v@Ht.sasAenl :
i, delH
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22
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+ :
+ THE MARKETS I
+ 4
+ I. + + + + + i. 1. j. + + f I
QUOTATIONS.

(Gerreete5 iai5y bg {. {. Tayio1
aA9 c8ma0nH.A
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22


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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-22

"a nha Il sAsa't READ ADVERT nents
is hlini
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-26
MRS. MARY RUSSELL BEAD.
Prominent State Line Pioneer Woman
Passes Away.

Mrs. Mary S. Russell, widow of the
late B. w. Russell, and one Of the
most prominent pioneer residents of
the state line neighborhood, died at the
Russell farm, five miles southwest of
Walla Walla, early this morning, of
rheumatic trouble, which had kept her
an invalid for six years. The funeral
will take place from the residence
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Russell was born in Iowa, Sep
TENDER Is, 1S4S. She crossed the
plains with her parents at the age
Of IA years. settling in the state line
neignborhood. At the age of 16 she
was married to Mr.. Russell.
Twelve children were born to Mr..
and Mrs. Russell, eight of whom are
now living, as follows: Mrs. w. H.
Case, Leland Russell, Loren Russell,
Lucian Russell, Grace Russell and Mrs.
Won Bronson, all of the state line, Mrs.
Ralph Edwards of Milton and Mrs.
George Rolf of Walla Walla. She be-
came a member of the Christian church
at the age of 16 and always took a
prominent part in church matters.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-26
HEAVY 1luW LAST uleuI.
Wind Reached Velocity Of 80 Miles
b.. an Hour.

A heavy southeastern that threaten
ed to assume the proportions of a cy-
clone for several hours, tumbled down
rickety fences and outbuildings las,
night and rudely disturbed many
Christmas gatherings. Last nights
storm was the heaviest to occur in
Walla Walla for months. The storm
came up suddenly about 8 o'clock and
for four hours the wind whistled and
shrieked in manner most terrifying
to the timid. Observer Newman re-
ported the maximum velocity at 33
miles an hour, reached about &c
o'clock. . For three hours the speed
varied between 25 and 33 miles an
hour. The damage consisted of fences
being wrecked and outsuildings over
turned A sharp shower accompanied
the wind, Observer Newman reporting
rainfall of .13 of an inch, bringing the
total rainfall for the month up to 1.26
inches.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-26
ADJUSTMENTS
A Good Show Tonight.

The New York Empire Theater COM
pany is gaining steadily in popu-
lar favor. Sunday night and last
night the Keylor Grand was packed
with audiences that heartily enjoyed
and literally applauded the double
bill of Domestic Felicity one act
comedy, and Dora" three-act
Christmas drama representing life in
England 100 years ago.
The comedy was full of life and
action and kept the crowd in a roar
from start to finish. Miss Minnie
Adams as a virago and ner henpeck-
ed husband acted their parts to per-
lection
Dora" and Frank Clayton as Will
Allen and Brooks as Allen, senior,
is a most charming. capable and
versatile actress and the public is just
US6lilllIB " dppi OSidtC ACI SolChNo oo
they deserve. Clayton is one of the
strongest leading men VINO has ever
appeared in a stock company in Walla
Walla. He puts his whole soul into his
work and always loses himself in his
part. Brooks as a comedian or a
tragedian is a veteran who is hard to
beat. His training with such world
renowned actors as Edwin Booth and
Sir Henry Irving has not been vast
ed Brooks is a wonder and no mis-
take. The other members of the COM
pany performed their parts accept
bly, and deserve individual mention,
which is precluded today by lack
of space.
Tonight and tomorrow night, as well
as at Wednesdays matinee, the COM
pany will present a double bill, the
love scene in Romeo and Juliet" and
Dicks Uncle" thrilling drama.
Tonight is newsboys' night and all
the newspaper carriers in town will be
given free seats in the best part of the
house.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-26
THIS PREACHER |SALL RIGHT
POMEROY DIVINE FOLLOWS IN
THE FOOTSTEPS OF KISSING
HOBSON.

There is an enterprising preacher up
in Pomeroy, Washington, who now
boasts of having been in oscular rela-
ton with some half dozen actresses
His name is Sanderson and he ex-
pounds the Methodist faith.
For this new distinction DR.. Sander
son is grateful to couple of young
performers we'll known in Portland
Marjorie Vaudeville and Lynton Athey
who weer married in Pomeroy on De-
cember 49, They are both touring WITH
the Grace Johnson company, says the
Oregon Daily Journal.
The marriage ceremony was no
sooner over than the pastor who per-
formed it declared his prerogative of
kissing the bride She was willing. 1t
was her first experience with the cler-
gy and augured well.
And you,'' exclaimed the preacher
you are the first actress I ever have
kissed
At this there was a rush from all
corners of the room by the girl MEM
bers of the company. Their lips were
puckered and DR.. Sanderson was COM
PEELED to bestow greeting in oscula-
ton upon each one of them. A spread
and celebration followed.
Miss Manderville-now Mrs. Athey-
was quite popular while playing at
Shields park in this city, and later in
local vaudeville houses, while the hap
DIV groom was a member Of the olu
Columbia stock company and the
Brandt-Baume organization. They
left Portland on October 16 to join the
Grace johnson company. Their season
has been very successful, professional
Iy, and it seems in Cupid's realm as
we'll
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-26
DICK M'GRATH, PAROLED CON-
vIcT, Is UNDER SUSPICION ON
THE SOUND.
II Was Claimed That He Had Violated
tho Terms Of His Pa.
role.

Dick McGrath. a paroled convict,
was arrested at Tacoma Sunday on
telegraphic instructions from Warden
KEGS Of the state penitentiary Nc
Grath is alleged to have violated the
terms Of his parole. He was released,
however, on the suggestion of Sheriff
Denholm and the case will be fully
before he is ordered re-
turned to the penitentiary.
The nature of the violation was not
made public.
Sheriff Denholm investigated the case
and, acting on behalf of friends Of the
prisoner, communicated with Warden
KEGS. The sheriff informed the prison
official that McGrath had endeavored
since his release on parole to lead
better life and that he was now in the
employ of the Calhouns at Kent. Nc
Grath, it was stated, was doing his
best to live a better life, and if he mad
violated the provisions of his pTUfe
it was purely unintentional on his
part. These facts the sheriff dwelt on
at length and stated that in view of
McGrath's record that ne ought to be
allowed to remain at Kent The coun
ty official was notified by the war
den to release the man and that let
McGrath has been released and has
returned to his friends.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-26
SUIT AGAINST PORTLAND NAN.
Union Savings Bank Begins Suit
Against o. w. Haar.

The Union Savings Bank began suit
against o. w. Haar, formerly proprie-
tor Of the Victoria Bakery. charging
that he secured a loan Of $500 from
the bank through falsely representing
his assets at the time he was con-
Quoting a business in. East Alder street.
Mr.. Haar, who is conducting bust
ness in Portland, is in the city to
defend the case, which will probably be
tried in Judge Huffman's court Thurs
day. He is being represented by Attor-
ney II. s. Blandford.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-26
Modjeska's Farewell.

The greatest dramatic event in the
history of the American stage is un-
doubtedly the present farewell tour of
Madame Helena Modjeska, which in
cludes visit to this city On Saturday
December 30. Modjeska's selection Of
Mary Stuart" Macbeth" and Much
Ado About Nothing" one Of which she
will present in this city. is bound to
please, interest and instruct every
body, and whichever is selected by the
public, it will bring into play once
more the unrivaled genius of this re-
markable artistic.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-26

held and a large attendance Of teach
ers is expected from all over the
ers who have signified their intention
of attending the meeting, leaving here
tonight, are City Superintendent o. S.
Jones, Professor ]. w. Shepherd.
County School Superintendent G. S.
Bond, G. r. Buckles, NJ. A. Dunlap,
Leroy G. Drake, J. II. Bauer, Paul
Johnson, A. c. Wilson, Miss Rose
Dovell, Miss Fannie Cation, Presi-
-'''>o
ident Cation, President s. eB. L. Pen
rose. Professor w. A.. Rratton.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-26
PERSONALS.

Mrs. E. May Of Portland, accompan-
led by her daughter, Miss Fannie,
and son, Samuel, is in the city visiting
her sister, Mrs. Julius Levy.
S. A. Miller, we'll known Mil
ton resident, was a Christmas visitor
in Walla Walla.
Louis Scholl, Jr., former member of
the firm of Scnoll brothers, awners of
the City Mills is in the city from
Echo, Ore, where he is now located.
A. L. Schick and G. w. Schick of
Pendleton were guests at the Dacres
yesterday.
w. B. Hale is Walla Walla visitor
today from Milton.
J. H. Minnick and J. r. Chapman,
we'll known Waitsburg residents, are
in the city today. They are stopping
at the State. -
A. B. Manella, Miss Emma Reid
and Mr.. and Mrs v. E. Boyer of
+ TecWdleT were III AHA w did yes
terday, guests at the Palace.
. o. R. Samuel is in the city today
from Milton.
John Hamer is in the city from
South Ainsworth, the new town start
ed below Two Rivers on the Columbia.
J. H. Martin is registered at the
State from Waitsburg.
Mrs. William A. Ritz has returned
from Green River hot springs.
Mr.. and Mrs William Jones of Ia
coma are in the city visiting with rel
atives. -.
Miss Annie Toner is visiting with
relatives in Portland.
Miss Lucille Fargo, who is teaching
in Baker City, is spending the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Fargo, on Isaacs avenue.
Charles F. Lake, editor OF the
Franklin County Register. was in Wall
la Walla yesterday to spend the hol-
idays.
Charles Naff, advertising solicitor
on the Bellingham Herald, is in Walla
WaIla visiting friends.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-26
PROMISES EVERY ASSISTANCE TO
SECURE PUBLIC alII, n,Nc
FOR WALLA WALLA.
He Asks the Commercial Club "a e...
nish Him Figures and Some Other
Data.

In letter to John H. Mcdonald, sec.
rotary Of the Walla Walla CONNER
cial club, Congressman Wesley L.
Jones acknowledges the receipt of
the resolutions adopted by the club
thanking the representative for the
introduction in congress of bill
providing for the erection of pub
lie building in Walla Walla- Mr.. Jones
says that he will be pleased to do ev-
erything possible to secure the pas
sage of the bill. He requests that he
be furnished with data showing the
receipts Of the local postoffice, the
number of government employees in
the postofice and other United States
offices and other information of a sta
tistical nature concerning Walla Wal
la.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-26
FUNERAL CT MRS. LAURA PHILLIP.
Occurred From Presbyterian Church
This Afternoon.

The funeral of Miss Laura Phil
ippi, who died at the Walla Walla hos
pital Sunday morning Of peritonitis,
occurred from the First Presbyterian
church at 1 o'clock this afternoon The
services were conducted by Rev.
J. c. Reid and were largely attended
by friends of the young lady. Miss
Philippi was a graduate of the Wall
la walla nigh school last year. She
was teaching her first term of school on
the TOuchet near the farm of her par
ents when seized with an attack of
appendicitis
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-26
CHRISTMAS WEDDINGS. /:
Ministers Were Kept Busy Tying
Matrimonial Knots.

Ministers Were Kept Busy Tying
Matrimonial Knots.
Yesterday afternoon at the par
sonage of the Wilbur Memorial
church, Rev. Robert ]. Reid per-
formed the marriage ceremony OF
Bert M. Huntington and Miss Edith
Cartwright.
Sunday at noon in the parlors OF
the Hotel Dacres Rev. Wilmot Whit
field nastor of the First M. E. church.
of11ciated at the wedding of Frank Z.
Fish and Miss Inez Jones, both OF
Waitsburg.
Sunday evening at the residence OF
the brides parents, the marriage OF
Ellis Eldred and Miss Ora Budd
WAS celebrated, the ceremony De-
ing performed by Rev. Robert D.
Reid.
At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A.
M Bodwell last night Rev. hooer'
+. Reid performed the marriage VI
Dr George M. Freeman and MISS
Neva Long, both Of Seattle.
Cards have been received III wan"
walla announcing the marriage -"
San Francisco, December 8, OF wal
ter !. Thompson and Miss octav'a
Stapleton. Mr.. Thompson Is the eo1
.or Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Thompson
FORMER well known residents OF Waha
walla.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-26
GLEE CLUB ON TOUR.
Whitman College Singers to Play En-
sagement in Eastern Oregon.

The Whitman College Glee Club left
last night for a weeks engagement in
the cities and towns of Eastern Ore
gon. They dere accompanied by Pro-
fessor Edgar Fischer, their director,
who stated before leaving that the or
ganization was without doubt the
best ever sent out by the college.
UuOn their return to Walla Walla the
glee club will give a concert at the
Keylor Grand.