Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-09

Miss Leora Gentry has resigned her
position with Gent Il Lowell, lawyers.
and accepted position with D. Ryrie
of Spokane. She Aeaves for her new
situation Saturday
"A reception mas given H. Newland,
Sam Hughart and Thomas Adams at
The parsonage of the Baptist church
last Friday night by their friends. All
report an enjoyable time.
Several teachers are now needed in
rural schools of Adams county AS a
result of the recent teachers exami-
nation, several failed to secure certif-
Gates and their places will hare to be
filed by others.
/ F. F. Wollenberg drove over from
irby Saturday to be in attendance at the
installation of officers at the Masonic
hall He said that it took two days to
make the trip on account of the con-
dition of the roads.
Miss Tina Thomson who has been as
sisting in the books at the King Mer-
camille company's store for the past
two weeks, left for Hatton where she
will assist them in taking jnvoice at
that place in the store of the above
firm.
c. F. Lazene, who purchased the
candy kitchen formerly owned by C. r.
Dutton, left .own last week without
leaving any word. The First National
Bank which holds mortgage on his
business attached sthe plsre to satisfy a
claim of $4aD.
Miss Anna L. Olson, who was fprmer-
~ employed in the Pioneer State Bank
" of this city but later II, the Bank of
Kshktus, left last Friday for Hot
Lake. Oregon, ior visit after which
she will leave for Nebraska where she
VIE make her home.
Sam HSghart, Ton, adams and Joe
Bassett left fo1 Whitman C&&ege the
first of the week. Harry Davenny
whs was to'return with them rs sick in
the 'hOslital .at Spokane. He went
there last week to hive an operation
J, performed anT was tsken sick
z j. ALERT, comfy commissioner,
left Saturday might for southern Cali.
fMwaa for the benefit of 1ns health
Mr. ALERT fTas been suffering with
heRot tFouble for saane time land few
days ags was taken much wS4se. Upon
the advice of mis- phyzician te'will try a
elhance of climate.
Marriage licenses issued by the
Cohnty Auditor for t. weeiUgast were
.Jnam Lobe amt Miss / ydia Reich, both
of 0aesss Chas. Schroeder and Lydia
Schmidt, of Krupp; Daniel Hill anG
Matilda Exisan. Rhess hart Aasan anc
Pauln1a 'keimann; Chlist Hang and Ida
Miller of .Ritzvale.
Ma,lZan Pile Remed, put up in con.
vssnient, collapsible tubes with nozzle
) attachment so that the remedy may be
applied at the very seat of the trouble
thus 1slevnlg almost Instantly bleeding
itctliilg Or ,protrulling piles. Satisfac-
j tjCr guaranteed or nancy refunded.
Sold by Domain prug ca.
On Saturday evening Miss Esther
Newland entertained at five hundred.
Those present were Misses Ellen Bur
roughs, Helen Newland, Emma New
land, Katie Fowler, Florence Fowler
and Anna Olson; Pnof. A. W. Taylor,
John Truax, Charles, Robert and Hick-
pan Newand a,ld Charles &app.
james F. Coss, an old resident of
Ritzville hut now citizen of Spokane,
was in the city Monday He left for
Pssco at which place it will be deter
mined what lis the value of four city
lota owned by Mr.. Coss, which lots the
RAILROAD company desiresGo appropriate
as a portion Of their right of way.
Beeis Laxative Cough Syrup con-
;tains Honey and tar is especially APP
-propriate for childre,, no .opiates or
Foisons of any character, conforms to
the conditions of the National Pure
FOOD and Drug Law, June 80, 1896.
Fog Group. ,whooping cough, etc. 1T
expels coughs and colds by gently mos-
ing the bowels. Guaranteed. Sold by
Domain Drug Co.
Mark w. Townsend, a farmer living
/ i'm the western part of the county, died
Dec. 80 and Was buried in the Michi-
gan Prairie cemetery. Mr.. Townsend
came to Adams county from Wisconsin
and was one Of the pioneer school