Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1906-02-21

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American violinist, will give a concert
in the First Congregational church of
Ritzville, Saturday evening, March grid.
Tickets will be on sale with w. L. How
land at the post Office beginning Mon
day, Feby. 26. Ritzville is especially
fortunate in securing so noted an artist
as MIR. Dick has shown himself to be.
He was enthusiastically received by a
large audience at Spokane Monday
evening, February 10Th, and received
fatterlng mention in Tuesdays Spokane
Review. The program will be varied.
including numbers by Miss Jessie Rice.
an accomplished pianist, as well as vocal
selections OF high order.
Miss Cobbs music class will give a
recital, assisted by some Of the best tai
ent in Ritzville, Wednesday, February
%, 1000, at the Christian church at 8
O'Clock, p. m. One half Of the proceeds
to 60 to the public library fund. The
tickets will be on sale at the postofice
next Monday.
T. E. Brockhausen, of the firm of
Brockhausen & Hoch, bakers at Pross-
er, is in the city recuperating from
siege of fever. His partner. Paul
Hoch, was married in St. Louis January
10th, having just returned to Prosser
with his bride.
Bernie Brockhausen, the popular
young caterer in Martins cafe, returned
the last of last week from a call at the
bedside of his brother, T. E. Brockhaus.
en-, who is improving after serious ILL
ness at his home at Prosser.
Daniel Davis. general manager of the
Gold Ridge Mining Co., of Occur
d'Alene, Idaho, has been here in the
interest of his company and expects to
float considerable of the stock in the
city
Gale Smith and wife, editors of the
Washtucna Enterprise. were city visitors
the latter part of last week. The Office
received very pleasant call from Gale
and by his jolly manner frightened the
Office force.
Rev. w. M. Proctor will speak Sun
day morning at the First Congregational
church on the subject: "A Guilt Edged
Investment" In the evening his SUBJ
ject will be: Fatal Excuses"
G. E. Eller has bought the second
hand store from Jesse Turner. Mr..
Eller will run the store at the same old
place and everybody is cordially invited
to call and inspect his stock.
]. H. Chandler, who resided here sew
eral years ago, has accepted position
with the Ritzville FIGURING mills. and
will move his family down from Sprague
in the near future.
D. R. Woods will move his tonsorial
parlors from his present location to the
Tinnel Block at the place just made
vacan: b, c:oige Gebert.
Maury Hayden, young machinery
salesman, of Lind, was among those
registered at the Hotel Ritzville the
first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dewald have
returned from their health-seeking So
journ at Hot Lake, Oregon. and are
much improved.
Earl Green, engineer for the Ritzville
FIGURING Mills Co.. has gone to Spokane
for optical treatment. He will be gone
about month.
W. w. Zent and family returned yes
terday morning from Walla Walla
where they were visiting with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. L. M. Starr and little son Glenn
vent to Lind yesterday morning for a
visit with her cousin, Mrs. Lincoln
Laughlin.
John Van Dellen, manager of the
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Go. at Lind,
was with the Saturday crowd in this
city.
VIM. o. Lewis went to Spokane yes;
terday morning to look after his b6si-
ness interests at that point.
Frank Stuart has disposed Of his
picture framing store in Spokane and
has returned to Ritzville.
w. A. Stops, wife and family. are a.
Cunningham visiting with her brother.
George Cable, this week.
Rev. Gottlieb Kicker. of Lind. came
up on No. and returned on No. Is
Wednesday.
Miss Anna Meeham. deputy county
treasurer, spent Sunday at her home in
Sprague.
]. Ben Smith was in the city Wednes.
day looking after his business interests
w. S. Eastman. the Hatton barber
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