Washington State journal. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1907-1911, 1907-12-04

keepers) in good condition, at Eller's
Second Hand Store.
Tony Heistaman and wife spent last
Sunday with relatives and friends in
the neighboring city of Lind.
w. R. Robinson, Appointment rancher
of the Ellington neighborhood, was a
business visitor to this city last Sunday.
George and Phillip Buehler, accom-
panied by their mother, Mrs. Jacob
Buehler, are visiting with relatives and
friends at Harrington.
The many friends of Mrs. John F. IT.
by will be glad to hear that she has re-
covered from her recent illness suffi-
GENTLY to be able to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley have moved
into the Byron Sutton house on College
Hill formerly occupied by J. G. Steffer.
Mr.. Stanley is member of the Jour-
nal staff.
Fred. Heinemann and wife, living west
of Hatton, visited over Sunday with
friends in Ritzville. Mr.. Heinemann is
one of the substantial ranchers in the
Hatton country and was a receptive
candidate, last year, for the republican
nomination to the Office of county COM
missioner.
Burglars entered the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Hallin one day last week and
Mr.. Hallin, in purchasing new up-to-
date burglar-proof lock of John F. Irby
& Co., remarked that "while he had
nothing lying around that they could
steal he disliked to be disturbed of his
Sleep" Same here.
The parties who have been conduct
ing the Washington Cafe, on Main
Street, are seemingly tired of the
strenuous life of the average Ritzville
business man and, without even saying
good bye, have departed for pastures
new. Their present address is desired
by several creditors here.
| w. r. Cunningham, ST., is in
Olympia where he will appear before
the State Railway Commission, and
he hopes to be able to secure the
naming of a date for the final hear
ing at Ritzville, of the freight rate
case. He will have something to say
to our readers next week.
The many friends of l. w. Myers,
for many years a resident and promin-
ent business man of Ritzville, will be
panied to learn that his failing health
has again made it necessary to take
him to Portland Sanitarium, where
he now is. We are informed, how
ever, that he is not in a serious con-
dition.
The John E. Irby Co. have bought and
finished moving the harness stock for
merly owned by W. C. Reeder. This
enterprising firm is now prepared to fit
out farmer with anything in the line
of harnesss, saddles, blankets, farm
machinery, hardware and furniture that
the most particular patron may wish.
Drop in and see their stock when in
town. 3t.p
Postmaster John F. Irby Is the re-
cipient, through the mails, of a
miniature mail sack which contained
the following brief but pointed note
"a sack of mail from Missouri, for a
slim man with bay window, from
Pretty Polly Pippin Pumpkins, Skunk
Creek, Show-me county. Missouri"
Pretty Polly certainly knows the Post
master all right.
This office received a very pleasant
call, Monday, from VIM. J. West, of the
firm of Bristow & West, who own the
big w. G. Offut ranch west of Lind. He
says his firm recently sold the dairy end
of their business and will devote all
their time in future to tbs raising of
hay and hogs. At present they have
about 100 head of the latter and as
their ranch is irrigated and set to alfal-
ia they are in position to raise hogs
successfully. In order to keep posted
on current events they subscribed for
the Journal which will visit them re-
gularly during the coming year.
To stop that pain in the back, that
stiffness of the joints and muscles,
take Pineules. They are guaranteed.
Don't suffer from rheumatism, back
ache, kidney trouble, when you get
80 days treatm ent for 500. A single
dose at bed time proves their merit.
Get them today. Sold by Eemrson
Drug Co.
WEDDINGS.