The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-06-18


J. Monroe Heaton returned from 4
trip TO Latah and Spokane on Wednes-
day.
Have you beard the latest @iish story7-
II not ask Billy Turnbow fOr the partic-
uIaTs.
Geo. Wooets, who IL well known here,
took prominent part in the show last
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. L. L. Bishop was elected school
trustee for three year term in district
No. - last Saturday.
The Ice cream and lemonade men re-
port q rushing business during the hot
weather Of last week.
Harrison IL going to celebrate the
glorious fourth In manner thoroughly
betting the occasion.
w. A. Reiniger went to Ceur d'Alene
on the Oakes Wednesday evening, re-
turning the next morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Hubbard. Of
Cheney. were here this week, risticat-
ing around our beautiful lake.
sThe steamer Elk touched here Tues
day morning on her way to Farrell's, at
the head Of navigation on the st. Joe.
After fifteen years Of ehildless mar.
ried life, . son has come to bless the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Copsey,
Of Powder Horn Bay.
3. N. Eads. who spent several days
here visiting his daughter, Mrs. n. C.
GLADDEN., returned TO his home In the
Palouse country on Tuesday.
Rev. Moore, pastor Of the II. E
churches at TekOa and Pennington. wai
here this week TO contract for lumber
for new church building In Tek0a.
Mrs. Ward Allen, of Post Falls, spent
few hours here with her sister, Mrs
VIM. Turnb0w. on Tuesday, leaving on
the afternoon train to visit her mother
at Moscow.
Frank johnson. q brother Of Engineer
johnson at Grants mill, is here on {
visit and Is thinking seriously Of OPEN
ing barber shop here in a few week.
and becoming a permanent resident.
The Misses Grant, Merte Wheeler and
Ernest Grant took pleasure trip doWT
to Ceur d'Alene on the Avondale Wed
nesday on the invitation Of Captain
Amsler. They report q very pleasant
trip.
A grand ball took place at Medimont
one night last week. some ten or tWelv.
couples were In attendance from her
and report having had most enjoyabl'
time. The music was furnished BY ID,
Harrison brothers.
Bart Chamberlain, Of Chatcolet, hai
recently been making number Of i'm
prOvements for the accommodation o
excursion parties this summer, by erect
ing pavilion for dancing ana a mum.
Der Of eating tables, camp stools, etc.
Lyon Bros. have purchased the tut
Julietta from ii. n. Strathern, Of Pos
Falls, and will bring IL up By the firs
Of July for general use around the lax
here. Their other boat, the Alert, vii
ply between Ceur d'Alene and Pos
Falls.
Governor Steunenberg and Secretar!
Lewis were here for \ few hours las
Saturday on their way to Wallace
They returned on Sundays train, eI
route 70 Spokane, and were accompanies
as far as Latah by ]. Monroe Heatou
Of this place.
A grand ball was given in the neS
pavilion at Chatcolet last night. with
large crowd in attendance. The Avon
dale was chartered to take large crow,
Of Harrison young people to the scene
and q number came from Tekoa AM
the lower country by train. All presen
no doubt enjoyed themselves to the full
est extent
Prof. and Madame Anderson gave
very clever entertainment at the Maca
bee hall Tuesday evening, the program
consisting OF sleight Of hand tricks
mind reading, tricks in magic, etc, etS
The Madame's "Hindoo Cabinet" com
pletely mystified the audience, and wa
q most clever trick. The entire perfCr
nance gave excellent satisfaction 3
the large crowd present.
d. F. Gleason has received more thai
his share Of bad news during the pas
week. lie first received word that hi
nephew, Charles Edwards, a rsilws
conductor, had been almost instantl
killed by section Of his train backing
down upon him while he was engage
In making q coupling Of air brakes
Hardly had Mr.. Gleason recovered from
the shock Of this sad intelligence whei
word came that Geo. Moore, anothe
nephew, living near Cheney, had bee
thrown from horse and dragged con
siderable distance by his foot hangin
In the stirrup of the saddle, and that b
had been picked in an unconscious con
dition severely II not fatally injured
A later report, however. states that Nj
Moores injuries. while very severe. n
not fatal, and that he Is getting alon
As well as could be expected.