The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1907-07-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr. and Mrs. William ErlcsOD returned
from La Grande, Oregon, Sunday even
ing.
e. G. Stevens OF La Crosse, prosper
Gus farmer of that neighborhoOd, ives
attending co business at the county
seat last Friday.
A. J. Smith of Pine City was at the
county seat last week attending the
school directors meeting.
Judge E. I'll. Sullivan of Spokane was
in Colfax several days this week. The
Judge has lost none OF his genial ways.
William G.. Ericsson left for Hot Lake,
Oregon, Saturday evening. He is ter
ribly afflicted with rheumatism, and
went to try the curative qualities of the
waters of that famous resort.
Miss Fannie Davis departed last Satur-
day morning for Wenatchee, where her
parents reside, to remain.
Miss Nellie Boyd arrived in Colfax
week ago from Grangeville. Idaho, and
has taken position in the telephone
office.
Mrs. A. E. STUNT and children left
Thuredsy evening for Seaview, Wash,
where they will spend a month enjoying
the ocean breezes. They were accom-
panied by Miss Mabel STUNT of Omaha,
Neb who has been a Colfax visitor for
several months. The party will be joined
at Portland by DR.. STUNT, who has spent
the week on the Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. FL. Warner and
daughter returned Monday evening from
an extended visit to Portland and Sc
attic.
Miss Mildred Waters of Pullman is
visiting Miss Rita Hamilton.
Mrs Charles r. Hill is visiting with
friends in Spokane this week.
T. F. Needs of La Crosse was in town
Monday. Mr.. Needs recently became
the son-n-law of Editor Conyard of the
| Clipper He returned to La Crosse Tues
| day.
Charles R. Hill, who was scheduled to
crate at Endicott on the Fourth, was
called to Wallace, Idaho, Wednesday,
| on business.
81. E. Ricksecker and family left Tues
day morning for Spokane, where they
will remain the balance OF the month.
| They will attend the B. Y. p. U. conven-
| ton, now in session there.
Dr. A. E. STUNT is in Seattle this week
| attending the meeting of the state board
| of medical examiners of which he is a
| member.
W. G. Allen, who has been employed
| for several months as instructor for the
| Colfax Band, left Tuesday for his old
home at Steel North Dakota, where he
| has received an offer for more remuner-
ative employment.
Miss Harriet Chadwick returned from
Spokane Tuesday night after an absence
of 10 days, where she was the guest of
Mrs. P. F. Chadwick.
Fred Cromwell, native son OF COlfax,
| whose home is in Edmonton, Alberta,
stopped over Monday to visit with
Judge and Mrs. Chadwick Mr. CrOm-
we'll has been to New York on business,
and is homeward bound.
Miss Helen Troy leaves today for Spo
kane to visit friends and will be the
| guest of Misses Norma and Alta War
moth.
Rev.J. II. Bainton left Tuesday for
Westlake, Idaho, to be gone couple OF
weeks.
| Virgil McCroskey will leave next Mon
| day for three weeks outing on Occur
d'Alene lake. During his absence the
| Elk drug store will be in charge of Claude
| Morrison, medical student from San
Francisco.
T. L. Savage of Kettle Falls was in
| the city Wednesday, en- route home from
| New Haven, Conn, where he went to wit
ness the graduating exercises at Yale
| College, his SOD, Leon E. Savage being a
member of the class, having completed
| the civil engineering course. Leon &C.
cOmpanied him and is spending week
| in COlfaX visiting relatives
| Mrs. Florence Stevenson left yesterday
for New York city, where she will spend
two or three weeks studying styles and
buying goods.
Miss Katherine Hogan, who has spent
| the past two months at her home in this
city, expects to leave Saturday for the
east.
| Frank E. James came up from Una
tilla, Oregon, Tuesday and spent the
Fourth with relatives here.
Mrs. E. r. Powell and Grover Powell
OF Anaconda, mother and brother of
Mrs. Geo. HI. Shirley, are visiting at the
Shirley home.
W. d. Parr came from Occur d'Alene
Monday to spend the Fourth with his
family.
W. R. Anderson left Thursday night
for Chatcolet, where he will remain a
week.
Miss Nellie Doolittle is making herself
| useful in the postoffice.
Ed Warmoth and wife spent the
Fourth in Colfax, stopping with Mrs.
Warmoth's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. d.
| LommassOn.
H. Berg, wife and daughter, from
| Townsend, Montana, have been in the
Palouse country several days looking
over the situation with the view of going
| into business here ME- Rarn ras ON