Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-05
WEEKLY LOCAL EVENTS


C. H. B. Carlson was transacting
bushes in Spokane last week.
= Van " Bennett, of Greenacres, is in
Ritzvile on a business trip.
& Frank Sellers. of Prosser, is spend
u ing few days in the city.
ss@t1. Irby & Son, owners of the "Alfal-
ia Dairy, near Downs, We're business
visitors to the city Tuesday.
= A marriage license was issued to-day
to Emil Schrag to Carrie Schrag, both
of Mpnc.
The Phillips boys, H. A., Arthur and
\kGeorge, all of Fairview neighborhood,
were in the city Monday.
We are glad to note that the aged
mother of Rev w. H. Harris, who has
~ been quite i'll for some time, is now
considerably better.
Earl Barronette, who was home, for
Thanksgiving, returned to his studies
at the state college at Pullman on last
Sunday.
~ Guy Stafford, brother-in-law of Coun-
Treasurer Linn, was in the city
= Monday from the big ranch on Crab
= Creek.
- Frank Richards and wife, of Fair
view, are sojeurning in the city, the
guests of Mr. and Mrs w J. Benning
ton.
B. F. Berry, the Rattlesnake Flat
rancher, is in the city today transatcting
business in his usual Wholesale" man
ner
Mrs Ed Klinke returned Wednesday
= evening, having spent pleasant
y Thanksgiving week with relatives in
Spokane.
Moses S. Taylor and Mr.. Mccall,
- of Weber, We're in from their home
~esteads yesterday. They report con.
siderable snow out their way.
Misses Ella Harvey and May Merrill
4. of Spokane were the guests of Mrs. r.
A. Chittenden, the latter part OF last
Thanksgiving dance at Tinnel's hall.
- Grandma Bennington is reported as
suffering from the effects of very
severe cold. Her many friends will be
glad to learn that her condition is not
Considered serious.
The mother of Attorney f. A. Davis,
~f. {. e A Il, p
returned from a trip to the Coast and
spent Thanksgiving in Ritzvilie at the
- home of her son.
Mr. and Mrs. Collet Hill and son,
Morgan, and Nelson Smith and daugh-
ter, all of Lind, spent Thanksgiving
with the family Of their son and brother,
H. E. Hill
The family of Manager H. Warner,
of the Ritzvile Electric Co., have re-
turned from quite an extended visit to
Seattle and are now nicely domiciled in
the rooms over VIM. Snyder's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Clark entertain
ued, at their home on Knob Hill on last
4 Friday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Chittenden, Misses Ella Harvey and
May Merrill and Mr.. Thorpe All re-
port a most enjoyable time.
Mrs. w. J. Bennington, who has
been reported quite i'll, is sufficiently
recovered to start on trip to the
Sound. She expects to leave about
~ krsday of this week to be absent
unyl her health improves
Frank Baker and wife, Allen Patter-
son and wife, and H. Z. Christensen
and wife were among those from Ritz
vile who attended the Maxine Elliott
performance at the Spokane Theater
on Thanksgiving evening
George II. Achziger, formerly of
RitZyile, was in from the big ranch
west Of Lind, On Tuesday He says he
threshed until so late in the season he
has not yet hauled his wheat to market.
thresherman.
The new warehouse for the Centen-
thial Milling company of this city is
completed and is now being used to
store flour and wheat The building
is 40x240 in size. The company has
over 80, 600 bushels of wheat piled on
the outside on the ground.
Alfred Shaw left Ritzville Thursday
\ morning to take an extended trip. He
will spend about two weeks in Los
Angeles, California. visiting two of his
: sisters there. then proceed to Arizona
D where he will remain for several
months.
See the new ad of Ritzvile Transfer
Co., F. H. Drew, proprietor, in this