The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-03-19
PERSONAL MENTION.

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with her sister, Mrs. c. M. Bills.
Charles FL. Bass and wife OF Farming
ton came to Colfax Saturday evening.
Charley returned to his stick and case
Sunday evening, but Mrs. Bass remained
to visit several days with relatives and
friends.
John C. Applewhite OF lewiston, Ida,
was attending to legal business in Colfax
last week.
Rev. J. Herbert Bainton was in Seat
tie last Sunday. His pulpit was filled
morning and evening by Rev. L. W..
Walters.
Senator Peter McGregor pulled in
from Olympia Monday, looking none
the worse after the legislative work OF
the session. Mrs. McGregor, who was in
Olympia during the session, accompa-
MED him.
f. E. Wilson, graduate pharmacist
from the Washington State College, has
accepted a position in the Elk drug
store and will be one OF US from now on.
Mrs. Fl. I. Willis left yesterday for
Dayton to spend two weeks with her
daughter.
Mrs Ed Lewis of San Francisco is in
Colfax visiting with her mother and sis
tiers. She expects to remain at least two
months.
Representative Hugh C. Todd was the
first member of the Whitman county
delegation to appear in COlfax, which
was Sunday morning. He was warmly
received by his friends and took the
criticisms passed upon the legislature
philosophically.
Miss Grace Housekeeper left Tuesday
morning for Kennewick, where she will
stay 10 days with relatives.
j. W. Poteet took his departure Sun
day morning for Southern Idaho to look
over the irrigated lands proposition.
Robert H. Kipp left for Southern
Idaho the first OF the week.
E. W. Weinberg left yesterday morn
ing for the Little Bow River country,
Alberta, 80 miles from Lethbridge. MIR.
Weinberg goes to look at the coal meas
ures in that district, which are OF wide
extent and great richness. He will be
gone week.
Mrs. Thomas Amos of Spokane is Wis
iting at the home OF her son, Tweed W.
Amos.
F. F. Wamsley, travelling freight agent
for the 0. R. & n, was in the city during
the week looking after the interests OF
| his company.
Mrs. Louise Mlchaelsen OF Pullman is
visiting this week with Mrs. s. Privett.
Mr.. and Mrs. King of Ithica, New York
father and mother of Mrs. W. o. Carley,
are in Colfax expecting to make an ex-
tended stay.
Charles Van VOORHEES, was in Spokane
this week on business.
C. Fl. Erwin pulled in from Portland
| Tuesday evening. where has been So
iourning for several months.
William Swain and Clay O. Kuhn, Pull.
NANTES, were attending to business at
the county ssat Wednesday.
Mrs. D. L. Kemper went to Spokane
last Sunday, where she fingers at this
writing.
William G. Ericsson and his mother,
Mrs. William Ericsson, came down from
| Spokane Monday to remain several
days.
Mrs. c. Fl. Moore of Spokane is visit
ing in Colfax this week.
Mrs. Samuel A. Mitchell of Spokane ia
in Colfax, and was among the guests at
the st. Patrick's day party given at the
| home OF Mrs. A. G. Warner Wednesday.
Walter Howard, who has been visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. W. Howard
of Dry Creek, returned Monday to his
home in Spokane.
Mrs r. P. Hill went to Portland Mon.
day to attend the funeral of her sister,
Mrs. Workman, who died Sunday.
A. j. Ingraham and family, formerly
OF Colfax, but who have been living in
San Francisco for the last two and a
half years, have moved to Los Angeles
to make their home.
Frank Davis and c. J. Davis OF Cakes,
dale we're county seat visitors Tuesday.
j. NJ. Thorn of Pennington, one of the
pioneer friends of The Gazette, was in
town Tuesday and pulled the office latch
string.
Mrs. w. G. Rayott, sister OF Mrs. o. L..
Crawford, left yesterday for her home in
Spokane, after visit of two weeks with
her sister.
John F. Corner of Spokane was in the
city Thursday on business.
J. B. Taggart of Hay and James H.
Scott of Canyon we're doing business in
Colfax Thursday.