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

Fred Klemmer, of the Lind country,
was in town yesterday.
Have you seen the collection of dolls
and toys at Rosenoff's store.
Special discounts given on all holiday
goods at the Trading Co.
1t is reported that Mack Angel, son
of J. M. Angel, is afflicted with
measles.
Best assortment of handkerchiefs in
the city at low prices SC to 75c. Trad
ing Co.
Miss Gladys Angel is assisting in
Woodin Bros. store during the Christ
mas rush.
Remember the place to buy your
Xmas presents and save money is at
Trading Co.
Miss Anna Meehan, deputy county
treasurer, will spend Christmas with
her friends in Sprague.
Saturday and Monday are clearance
sale days at the Trading Co. Every
thing going at sacrifice.
Michael Pfaff, who owns ranch out
near the Douglas county line, was in
town Tuesday on business.
Mrs. w. C. Reeder, and her sister,
Mrs. Ada A. Warren, of College Place,
are Spokane visitors to day.
Take look at the Mexican drawn
work at the Trading Co. Couldn't get
anything nicer for present.
Miss Hilda Carlson and Miss Marie
Schragg are assisting in the Myers
Shepley Co.'S department store.
Miss Leora Gentry, stenographer for
Zent & Lowell, will spend Christmas
with her sister in Walla Walla.
John Werner, who lives on a ranch
about 20 miles southwest of Odessa,
was in town the first of this week.
VIM. Weiand, of Spokane, but for
merly in the jewelry business here, is
in the city for few days on business.
Winnie, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Ross, is confined to the house
with very pronounced case of humps.
Andrew Janke, a rancher Of the Odes-
sa neighborhood, was transacting bus
mess with Ritzville merchants yester-
day
Rev. T. J. Collins, pastor of the
Baptist church here, was in Lind last
week where he organized Baptist
.ch1rch.
Mayor-elect and Mrs. Holcomb will
~.spend Christmas with Mrs. Holcomb' S
ssparents, Judge and Mrs. Staser of
'Kennewick.
Mrs Ada A. Warren, of College
Place, Wash, sister of Mrs. w. c..
Reeder, of this city, is visiting at the
Reeder home on College Hill.
Henry Lehman, who lives at Wilson
Creek, was in town the first of the
week, brought here on business en-
tailed by the desertion of his wife.
Mrs. James THOMPSON, of Lind, was
in the city for few Gays last week.
While here she was the guest of Mrs.
w. II. Turner and Mrs. J. M. Benning-
ton.
Miss Anna l.. Olson, formerly with
the Pioneer State Bank but now with
the Bank of Kahlotus, is expected to
spend Christmas with friends in this
city.
C. R. Scholz, manager at this place
for Woodin Bros, was in Spokane on
Sunday, accompanied by his wife.
They were the guests of Spokane
friends.
The public will do we'll to take notice
that all the stores in Ritzville will be
open only on Saturday and Monday
nights before Christmas. Do your
Duylng early.
Get chance on the beautiful hand
painted chocolate set at the Trading
Co. One guess given with every
dollars worth of goods purchased in our
china department.
Mrs. ]. F. Doran has been quite i'll
at the family home on Knob Hill. At
this writing she is reported some better,
and her many friends are hoping for
her speedy recovery.
Lovers of 1.-The beautiful are out
with sleighs, bob-sleds, Russian sleds,
homemade sleds, or any kind of a
sled enjoying to the fullest extent the
splendid sieighing weather.
James Walsh is languishing in dur.
ance vile as a result of a mixup with
Police Judge Kennedy by whom he was
fined 500 for stealing an overcOat
from the Old Grow saloon.
Attorney j. W. Raudenbush, of Gar