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CMHALJS. WASHINGTON THE CHEHALJS BEE-NUGGET, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1927. FRANK SISNEY KILLS HIS WIFE AT Local Parties in Tragedy Sisney Commits Suicide. A murder and suicide at Hoquiam Saturday evening snuffed out the lives of Frank Sisney and his wife Mrs. Ruby Sisney, both of whom for a while during 192G made their residence in Chehalis.

Sisney shot his wife three times following a heated argument over their 16-year-old daughter, Florence. Two bullets entered the woman's head and one went Into her back. Then Sisney put a bullet through his brain. Death came to both of them two hours later, at 8 o'clock, at a Hoquiam hospital. I The immediate cause of Slsney's outburst of fury was xiue to the fact that, three weeks ago Mrs.

Sisney secured a divorce from her husband In Gray's Harbor county. Their married life had been a tempestuous one for many months and one chapter of it found its way into the Lewis county courts last summer as has previously been related in the columns of the Bee-Nugget. The Sisneys THE OiLJISKJI 1 ft GOOD MEETING were from Missouri Phone 115 The party who answers will be pleased to assist you to write the Classified Ads for whatever you have to sell or rent, have found or lost, or whatever may be your wants. He will assist you write the ads so they will reach the right persons. Maybe he can help you get better results froin that Classified Ad of YOURS.

Phone 115 now. BEE-NUGGET CLASSIFIED ADS and on her arrival at Chehalis Mrs. Sisney took up her home at the West Side apartments here on West street. It was there that she met G. H.

Paul, an old-time resident of Chehalis. Later Sisney came west and induced his wife to go to Gray's Harbor with him, a married daughter living there. The sequel to the story is related Below. $10,000 damages for affections filed some TTnrter New Ownershio NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL "InAe Heart of6verythmg A suit for alienation of months ago by Frank Sisney of Hoquiam against G. H.

Paul of Chehalis will never be brought to trial in the Lewis county superior court, due to Saturday night's gruesome tragedy at Hoquiam, when Sisney shot and killed his former wife, Mrs. Ruby Sisney, and committed suicide. July 25, 1926, Sisney came to Chehalis and drove to the Ritzman farm three miles south of Toledo, where his wife had taken refuge with friends. Paul was stopping at Ritzman's and when Sisney appeared to forcibly take his wife away there was a fight in which Paul was badly beaten over the head. Sisney was held on a first degree assault charge in Justice O.

A. Tucker's court August 2 and was placed under $350 bonds, an appeal being taken. This case was afterwards dismissed by the county attorney. Later Sisney filed the damage suit against Paul. The latter had been conducting the West Side apartments in Chehalis previously and after Mrs.

Sisney came here from Missouri she lived there for a time as housekeeper. Following Sisney's arrival from Missouri he claimed that he had found out that Paul had won his wife's affections from him. Later he took Mrs. Sisney with him to Gray's Harbor, where she remained until she took refuge at Ritzman's, according to the story that she told the latter. Paul is an old-time resident of Chehalis and Lewis county and was rated as fairly well-to-do.

Onalaska, Feb. Onalaska Parent-Teachers' Association held a very entertaining meeting at the grade school Monday night. A short business session was followed by the following program: Community singing, led by Miss Aletta Day; song, COFFEE SHOP Breakfast from 3Oc I Lunch 45e i 65e VENETIAN DBII a OOM GARAGE! FAIRVIEW FLOWER SHOP Removed to Fairview Nursery, on Pacific Highway, cutting overhead expense for Better Service, Quality and Prices. Highest quality Cut -Flowers and Plants from our Greenhouses at a saving. Fancy Baskets, Ribbons, Gold Lettering, Vases, Jardinieres, etc.

Special rates to Lodges and Churches--Prompt Delivery Phone All Orders to 330 3 6 DBYAI 37, MOOSE 35. The Chehalis Moose basketball team played the Dryad town team last Friday evening at the local Moose gymnasium. Dryad led at the end of the first half, 24 to 12. The Moose recovered in the second half, but failed to catch up by two points, the final score being 35 to 37. The line-up was: M6ose: Pos.

Dryad: Castle Chowning Gelatt Drake Stout Ratkie Fay Howard Thompson Ratkie The Moose team will play a return game at Dryad the latter part of the week. ESCAPED BOY COMES BACK. John Pukkula, who some time ago escaped from the State Training School at Chehalis, will be returned to the school from Hoquiam where he was arrested Friday. Pukkula, 16-year-old Hoquiam lad, is charged with robbery. A reported confession involved other boys of city.

When Pukkula was arrested loot from four robbed houses was recovered. TO LADY GOLFERS. Ladies' choice two-ball mixed foursome at tne Country Club Sunday afternoon at 1:30. Get your partners, ladies. SaveKurEues GLASSES I Artificial Eyes Matched T.

E. Policy Postoflice Building. Chehalis, Wash. (3'6t) Allan Austin; violin solo, Donna Dershay; piano solo, Roy A. Welsh talk on "Thrift," Rev.

E. M. Randall of Chehalis; piano duet, Elizabeth and Harriet Austin; vocal solo, Katherine Stone; vocal duet, Frances and Margaret Gunder. Miss Elizabeth Drenkhalm's second grade room was awarded a' very fine picture for being represented at the- meeting by tlie most parents. The executive committee will engineer a "game night" entertainment to be held some time soon.

It was also decided that the A. will promote the Community chorus which will enter the county contest at the musical festival this spring. A prize of another fine picture will be awarded at the March meeting to the room which has the greatest number of visitors during the month of February 7 to March 7. Thursday was designated by Mr. Bailor as the best day for visiting, but visitors on other days will count just the same.

The 'talk by Rev. Randall, was much enjoyed and the hope was expressed by many that the A. would be fortunate enough get him for their speaker at some date. The Christian Endeavor under the 'eadership of the president, W. J.

Passey, will present the following program of services at the Onalaska Community church Sunday evening at 7 3 0 Prelude; song service; prayer; hymn; reading by Mrs. W. J. Passey; duet, Frances and Margaret Gunder; scripture lesson, M. J.

Pierson; special music by junior choir; offertory; evening's subject, "Chickens Come Home to Roost," Wm. J. Passey; hymn; postlude. Miss Marian Raymond will act as organist. Everyone is cordially invited to these services.

Dr. and Mrs. W. P. Morison and family and the doctor's mother, Mrs S.

J. Morison, visited with relatives in Aberdeen Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R.

W. DeLano and family visited over the week-end with their daughter, Cecil Cook of Raymond. Their son, Royal, returned home with them for a visit. Miss Mamie Manberg spent the week-end with home folks at Lincoln creek. Miss Alice Bringhurst spent week-end in Seattle, where she met her brother from Cleveland, Ohio, whom she had not seen in 12 years.

Thursday night the Eastern Star held initiation followed hy a banquet and a dancing party. Guests were present from Chehalis, Longview and Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. E. W.

Inman entertained a few friends with "500." Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Choiniere, Mr. and Mrs. C.

C. 1 Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. H. J.

Brodbeck, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Kelly and Mr.

and Mrs. L. D. Bennett of Gen- tralia. First prizes were won by Mr.

and Mrs. H. J. Brodbeck and low by Mrs. R.

E. Kelly and Henry Choiniere. At a late hour lunch was served. Mrs. C.

C. Stewart and Mrs. W. P. Morison entertained at bridge at the home of Mrs.

Stewart last Wednesday. The guests were Mesdames J. H. Clyde, W. A.

Tuttle, A. L. Ward, G. J. Zopf, W.

S. Denio, J. E. Whitcomb, J. E.

Stout, C. A. Reed, R. A. Welsh, R.

E. Kelly, M. A. Griffiths ON TOP CURTAIN AND UPHOLSTERY WORK I GUARANTEE SATISFACTION H. SINGLETON 669 State Street Chehalis Radiator Fender Works Chehalis, Wash.

Phone 677 Centralia Optical Parlor DR. O. G. YOCIUM EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Eyes Scientifically Tested, Glasses Properij Fitted No. 6 Liberty Building Phone 676, CentnlU GLASSES TEAT AILS GORREOT B.

Z. Brown, W. M. Brooke, W. bey and Mrs.

F. C. Waldron of Ry- ierwood. Refreshments were served by the hostesses. First prize was tvon by Mrs.

M. A. Griffiths, second prize by Mrs. R. A.

Welsh, and the consolation was awarded to Mrs E. Kelly. Wednesday evening a number of friends of Mrs. Jas. M.

Griggs gath- sred at the Griggs home, the occasion being a surprise shower. The evening was spent at "500," Mrs. W. G. Elliott receiving high score and Mrs W.

Kibbey. low. Those attending were Mesdames E. S. Bennett, C.

B. Sparks, Wi Kibbey, M. J. E. Kelly, E.

W. Inman, M. J. Temple, T. J.

Hanson, H. J. Brodbeck, J. J. Spangler, W.

P. Morison, C. A. Reed, T. A.

Peterson, H. Choiniere, W. Elliott, and the Misses Merna Elliott, Leah Griggs and Florence Choiniere. The Ladies' Aid club met at the home of Mrs. Roy Stone last Thursday.

The afternoon was spent with needlework and plans were laid for an Easter sale. Those present were Mesdames Grant Hogue, L. O. Burlingame, G. L.

Farnham, B. B. Smith. C. B.

Sparks, J. D. Keith, M. H. Choiniere, J.

M. Griggs, T. A. Peterson, E. S.

Bennett, L. W. Nichols, E. H. Robinson, W.

J. Passey and Allan Austin. At the close of the meeting Mesdamea Peterson and Nichols served lunch. The next meeting will be held February 7 at the home of Mrs. Allan which every lady interested in church work is cordially invited.

Onalaska stepped up one notch in the Lewis County Basketball League last Friday night by defeating the Klaber five by a score ot 34 to 10 Coach Gehrke's High Climbers were in top form and put up a fine exhibition of teamwork. The next league game which was to have been played with Napavine, Friday, the llth, has puUfesultsf BEE NUGGET WANT ADS COVER A WIDE MARKET! Because the Bee-Nugget covers such a wide and diversified market it gives your Want Ad a tremendous pulling power. Whether you want to buy, sell or trade any type of product or service Want Ads in this paper will do it for you, cheaply and Rates Are Very Low Simply Phone Your Ad! The cost of inserting a Want Ad, depending on the size and the number of insertions, is very low. And the method of inserting is so convenient! Just phone-and a courteous ad taker will receive your message. Make the Classified Ad page in this paper your business page.

SELLING? BUYING? TRADING? Phone 115 Mr. and Mrs. Watson Scott of Longview visited Sunday with Mr. Scott's sister, Mrs. Jas.

Box, and family. Mrs. Ralph Hanson drove up from Eugene, and visited over Sunday with her brother, H. W. Pierce, and family.

Her mother, Amanda home. Miller Pierce, accompanied Mrs. her Bennett of Bellingham is visiting his aunt, Mrs. A. M.

Stolp. Next Sunday morning the minister will preach on "The Maximum and Minimum Christian at 2 p. m. services will be held at Shoestring choolhouse; at 7:30 the Senior Endeavor will have charge of the regular evening hour with a view to their further training in service. Dr.

Keith will tako up the discussion of the second coming Christ. of DELINQUENT PROPERTY. Winlock, Feb. a result of owners refusing to pay paying assess- ments against their property for the past ten years, about thirty lots and one tract outside the city limits of Winlock will become the property of the town this month. The town council voted to pay the last payment of taxes and assessment against the property and as a result the town automatically comes in possession of the same this month.

The lots are located in various places about town, most of them having been given up by their owners because they did not want to pay the assessments the paving that was put in ten years ago. Plans are being made to conduct a public sale as soon as the town comes in full possession of the lots. W. C. T.

U. MEETS TODAY. been advanced February 10. to Thursday night, Announcements have been received here of the marriage of Miss Helen Miss Monna who Is training to become a nurse in Portland, visited last Friday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Whitcomb. fcW the Neighbors of enjoyed a Valetine party following the lodge session Mrs Keith will attend the twenty-fifth anniversary of Rev Mark A. Matthews of the First Presbyterian church of Seattle Dr. As announced in the Bee-Nugget last issue, when the full program was given, the Lewis county W.

C. T. U. will hold an institute today at Fords Prairie the meeting to continue through the day and into the even- A silver medal declamatory contest in which there are a number of entrants will feature the night session. Mrs.

Sadie Hogan is in charge of At the day session there be a general program, covering all phases of the work of the W. C. T. U. in county, state and na-r- tion.

Some of the officers of the state organization are expected to attend. ATTENDS MEETJNG OF TESTERS. A. R. Reber, who attended a meet- Ing of testers for the various cow testing associations of the state, which was held Monday in Seattle, reports a very interesting and profitable session.

There were J.4,jteBt- ers present, as well as several county Tlie to. discussions testing work, pecially along 1 the line of devising plans for making the associations of more service to the members. The Catholic ladiea will serve a chicken dinner Tuesday, February 22, at 6 p. Price, 76c. 37t2 SLIPPING ALONG THE HIGHWAYS In a ear bought at this establishment is easy, comfortable, safe and economical.

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