The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-14

society wiz bold 4 dime social in Thon
sons ice cream parlor next Tuesda
from 2 80 70 0;i6 p. m. Everybody col
daily invited.
i. DOMAIN, one OF the stOckholdeF
OF the Occur 'Alene Lumber compan,
came in from MlssouIa the first Of III
week and spent q day here la0klng afte
business matters.
Nrs. J. II. Williams, Of Aberdeen. /
d. Is visiting her son, b. II. williams
II Is her first visit to this part OF III
country and she may decide to recon-
q resident Of the town.
! VIM. 0'Neal, whose hotel at the head
OF navigation is the yell k0nwn resor
OF all travellers up and down the st. Jo'
river, returned home Wednesday from
q business tript0 sokane.
Mrs. II. X. Marston entertained tn
Episcopal Guild yesterday afternoon
The occasion was also her birthday an
niyersery and she was the recipient o.
number OF nice presents.
". =. Crane, a prominent attOrne,
OF saginaw, Mich, spent several day
here visiting his old friends, Mr.. anc
Mrs. y. A. McCarty. Mr. Or ane Is oul
here settling up an estate.
A. v. Chamberlln, Prof. W. o. Cum.
mings and II. NJ. Thamke, offhls place
aud several candidates from Rathdrum
were in Lewiston this week TO take III.
Scottish Rite degrees in Masonry.
A boom containing 100000 feet Of
logs. belonging TO the Ceur d'Aiens
Lumber company. was broken Monday
night and scattered over the lake. The
company succeeded in recovering
most Of the logs.
Sparks * Smith have disposed OF
the Minis property, facing the school
house, TO w. Z. Foore, Of Stewart, Neb.,
for q consideration Of $3.50. Mr..
Foore 3 q half owner OF the Empire
mill at Harrison.
The musical entertainment and re-
eital At the Methodist church, Wednes-
day evening. was not very well attend
ed. The entertainment was very good
and lovers OF vocal music missed a real
treat BY their absence.
J F. Munday. OF Atlantic City. \.
j., WAS IN town Monday. A few years
ago be WAS pastor Of the First Prasby-
terrain church, Of Spokane, and is inter
ested Ia the Sims addition property
situated north OF town.
The Clara Mathes company closed a
three nights engagement at the opera
house saturday evening. The company
gives a good show. The plays were
well rendered aud the speciaities be.
tween acts took with the audience.
DeGroya. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
q. :. Thomas. who has been with Mrs.
Thomas mother. at Abeerden. Wash.
since the family moved here, came
home Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. C. T.
woodin, Of Aberdeen, are also visitors
Of the Th0mases.
Mrs. c. T.. coonradt was thrown 70
the ground sunday BY the breaking of
hammock ia which she was laying and
sustained a severe injury from which she
Is St III suffering. Her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Brown, OF Oakesdale. ar
rived. Thursday. and are with her.
Frank Leake. wife and lady friend.
Of Spokane. spent "Wednesday and
Thursday in town and were well pleas
ed with their visit. Mr. Leake repre-
sented the Spokane Spectator and did
good business here In securing a sup
port for an illustrated writnp OF the
town as summer resort.
Messrs. Normoyle and LeMarinel. OF
the Cenr d'Alene Inn. are making ex-
tenSiyc preparations for the grand bali
which they are 10 give at the pavilion
Thursday evening Of next week. The
ball viii be under the direct manage.
ment Of Prof. Helser, the well known
dancing master. and the music is to be
OF high order.
T. T. Brennan. formerly OF Rhein.
lander. Wis, was in town the tirst Of
the week looking the place over with A
view TO locating and expressed himself
as well pleased with the town. lie was
at one time mayor OF Rheinlander and
for ten years county clerk. He is high
~ recommended AS business man and
We hope that he may become a citizen
OF the town.
The venerable Mr.. Morton, who has
been sufferer for the past eight
months, died at the home Of his daueh ]
ter, Mrs. Joseph Garno. early Friday
morning. The funeral takes place at
? O'Clock today from the residence.
Burial will be in the Post cemetery.
Mr.. Morton was a wldower and has a
daughter living in Rathdrum who is
a clerk In the auditors Office.
MeEwen, the well known hypnot,st
gave exhibitions here Monday and
Tuesday evenings. He made one Of
his famous blindfolded drives through
the streets IRON the Ceur dAlene Inn
and around two blocks to Netherlands
store, where DIR. Scallon had secreted a
book. Arriving at the store he seized
the doctors hand and proceeded straight
TO where the book had been concealed.
After finding il he returned to the car
rage and drove to the Inn where he
again took the doctors hand and pro-
ceeded TO table on the porch where
he opened the book and found a word