The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-01-10

city. January 9, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
e. Guichard. son.
Z. Councilman Mexican lli-Council-
man w. p. Mexican Is reported to be
very i'll with the grip at his residence
on South Fourth street.
Granted a. Divoree-Emma Com
stock has been granted divorce from
William B. Comstock- The grounds
were desertion and failure to provide.
She will resume her maiden name.
Emma williams.
WaIia Walians Get Positions-At
the meeting of the Washington legis-
lature yesterday Professor F. NJ.
Burke of this city was cnosen as min
ute clerk of the senate, and Roy Rudio
one of the COMMITTEES clerks in the.
house.
Coming to WaIIa Walia-Harry
Skiles and wife left yesterday morning
for Spokane after having spent a few
days in the city. Mr.. Skiles will re-
turn to Walla Walla next month, where
he will install a dry goods store.-Pen-
dleton Tribune.
Funersi Of Frank Niblsr-The fun
eral Of the late Frank Nibler. who died
Sunday Of tuberculosis. took place
from st. Patricks church at 10 o'clock
this morning. The services which
were conducted by the Rev. NJ. Flohr.
were largely attended. Interment was
in the Catholic cemetery.
Wells. Has acknowledgement James
A. Wells. captain Of the guards at the
state penitentiary yesterday filed his
resignation with the state board Of
audit and control. Captain Wells will
return u his home in Skagit county
where he will assume the duties Of
deputy sheriff Of that county.
Marriage eeils-Married at the home
OF the groom's parents. January 9. on
Seventh street, Robert Hartwig Of this
city and Miss Carrie Belle Kelso Of
Franklin county. Rev. II. F. LANCE,
pastor Of the German Methodist
church. ofhciating: The young couple
win make their home in Walla Walla
Divorce Gsanted-Incompatibility Of
temper on the part of her husband is
the ground on which Carolina b: Lloyd
mas. been granted a divorce from Ralph
q. Lloyd, the decree being entered in
the. county clerks Office this morning.
The:Eloyd's are residents Of Waitsburg
and are quite prominent in, that vi
cinity. El.t.' F,'tf" r'."e'---
:. MoAel Wall2 " vvaIta--Hotel Walla
Walaa will be the name Of the new
hosteify which Thomas Corn will open
In the new Hungate building In East
Main street as soon as the building is
completed. Workmen are rushing the
interior work as fast as possible and
Mr. Corn expects to open the hotel
about January 20. The new hosiery
will be newly refitted throughout.
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Bertrom Last Is @Dead-Bertrom A.
Last, the SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Last, died last night at 10 o'clock. from
heart: trouble superinduced by an at
tack Of grip. He was l8 years of age
and leaves father, mother, four Sis
tiers and one brother. The funeral will
occur tomorrow afternoon. The SER
vices will be In charge Of Rev. Albert
Dale Gantz and will take place at the
family residence, 240 West Chestnut
street.
Exhibited Road orader-John NJ.
Stanley representing the ]. D. Adams
company of indianapolis, Ind, exhib-
tied a Road King grader AMI explained
its workings to the county commits
sioners this morning, with a view of
selling two Of the machines to the
county. AS the county is in possession
of ten graders, the board decided to
postpone the purchase Of additional
machines until later date
Homo From Friseo-Ira A. Russell,
travelling salesman for the Best Man.
ufacturing company, and w. F. Marsh,
a well known Eureka fiat farmer, ar
rived in Walla Walla this morning
from an extended pleasure and BUSH
ness trip through California. Mr..
Marsh extended his trip through Col
orado and Utah. Mr.. Russell spent
most of his time in San Francisco and
Oakland. where he's has business in
terests