The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-08-06

and the fulfillment of lives nobly spent
and of influences which have dons
much to make our country what it IS.
''The association extends it's condo
lence to the members of the families
bereaved through these deaths, and
joins with them in the sentiments Of
joy and pride which their good deeds
must impart to all whom their lives
have reached.
1.-The following is list OF those in
cluded in the number to whom we
thus refer:
John A. Butz. j. T. Burgess, Mrs. c.
c. Cram Jesse Drumhelier, John Kirby
Sam Maxon, John Edgar, Mr.. E. En-
gle, Jacob Kibler, John w. Lump,
Mrs Rachel Rolf, John Sanders, Da
vid Wootin, j. P. Goodhue, ]. W. Me
Ghee, Alvin Harbert, Mrs. Matilda
Braden, ,rhos. Buckingham, Judge j.
E. Kirkland, John NJ. Cummins, Mrs.
Lucinda H Eill, E. f. McNall, Anna
Herold'
Mother" Loval so feeble she had to
be carried by willing hands to the
basement of the church, led the pro-
cession of the pioneers down to dinner
at noon. Speeches and toasts accom-
panied the banquet and at 2 o'clock the
sessions OF the association We're re-
sumed again.
The following is a partial list of the
members of the association who We're
present this morning at the session of
1908: Michael Kenny. Jenny Kenny,
A. L. Lloyd, D. G. Ingraham, A. j,
Evans, D. d. carp, Mrs. Lucie Isaacs,
Mrs Eli Scholl, William Glasford,
William G. Preston, Dale Preston, a.
McAllister Catherine McAllister, Mar
tin Weller, Mary f. Weller, M. F..
DWelley, Mr.. and Mrs. James Havilani
Charles Cooper, Mrs. M. A. Carts, Mrs
Henry Copeland, Mrs. Dora Walker
Mrs Milton Aldrich. Mrs. Sarah Aid
rich, Mr. and Mrs. William Stanfield
Mrs Levi Malone, Martin Campbell
Mrs Margaret Doval, Mrs. Higgins
| Mrs Tom Stanfield, Mrs. CQlvin, Mr.
| Kincaid, Mrs. Amy Sexton, Mrs. IL
| Coyle, Mrs. Jane Coyle, Mrs. w. :
Malloy I. P. Gose, Lincoln Canton
wine, E. H Nixon, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H
Massam, Mr. and Mrs. E. Cameron,
| Mr.. and Mrs S Simard, John Braden
Hampton Huff, ID. f. Creswell, Mrs
| Lipton Joe McEvoy, G. w. Conrad
Helen Conard, Mr., and Mrs. John LIE
| Cornu, Joel Howghton, Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Keys. Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Kennedy
| Mrs. J. p Gardner, Mrs. G. w. Rose
! Mrs. Hardesty, Mr.. and Mrs. c. X
| Frazier, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Bergman
Dar Wartheimer. Ben Burgunder, Mr.
and Mrs O. r. Ballou, Frank Lowden
| B. A Herold Judge Thomas H. Brents
| D. H. Erwin r. p. Reynolds, j. f.
| Hoon, Sanford Bramblett, Judge Ca
| ton. Mr.. and Mrs John McCaw, w. D
Paul, Mrs Margaret A. klmmeriy
| Mrs H. E. Bray, Mrs. M. E. Earnst
/ Mrs Lloyd, Mrs. L. McMinn, Capt w
p. Gray, Joe Dillon, James Foster
Louise M. Foster, Chris Sibert, Joseph
l.. Miller, r. J. Stringer, Robert Cum
minis, George DeHaven, Mahala De-
Haven Lottie Timmons, Perry Lyons
Isaac Walters, Charles w. Clark, Mag
| gle Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Winans
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodson Cummins
| Thomas Rohn, n G. BlaloclS, p. Meads
| Solomon RAIDER, Matt Webb, Mrs. Ellis
J. Webb, Marvin Evans, Mrs. Agnes
P. Laman, Mrs. Rose Winans, Rober
A McGriffith.
| At the afternoon session, after
/ short talk by President Blalock, Mayor
Eugene Tausick delivered an address
of welcome on behalf Of the city, which
ELECTED much applause from his hear
ers He was followed by United
] States Senator Levi Ankeny, who re-
; sponded on behalf of the pioneers, anc
who was also greeted with much ap-
| plause. Following Senator Ankeny. n
T. Cation, of Davenport, but formerly
i of Waila Walla, spoke.
Captain w. P. Gray and T. P. Gost
also made addresses.