The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-07-07

eerestlng ceremony Mrs. r. A. Marsh
was bridesmaid and Mr.. Geo. H. Smith
1' sioolhsman. After the ceremony
an present were invited to dinner
least of good things. The Young
couple are citizens of Walla Walla
anu VIII make their future home in
cAls CITY. Mr.. Anderson is cler(ing
lor MI, Geo. H. Smith, the cigar deal
er.
The funeral of the late James w.
Jet who died suddenly at Baker
Ci'y Sunday night, took place from
1he cookery undertaking parlors al
CLOCK this afternoon. Rev. Hol-
man Is. Turner of the First BAPTIST
chufch conducted the services which
were largely attended by friends. In
terment was in the city cemetery.
NJ Murray, the blacksmith who was
caught beneath a pile of lumber bv
the oVertu1nlng of car on the w. &
e. Il. r. a few days ago. is rapidly
recovering from his injuries at the
Walla Walal hospital, and expects to
be out again in another week. The
injuries consisted mainly of severe
bruises.
Barney Sharman caught an albinO
rat with white hair and pink ewes. in
Mrs. Agnes Thompson's cellar TODAY.
! The rat will be taken to Dreamiand
park and placed on exhibition. This
brings out the fact that there are nu-
merous spotted rats in town, some
| W
a trace of the angelic shade. It is sell
dom that an absolutely white rat is
seen.
Two cars of mixed vegetables for
/ Montana and Idaho points were load
ed at the warehouse of the Walla
Walla Produce company today. The
Shipment consisted of beets. cabbage,
tulnlps and onions A car of the same
class of produce was sent out yes
terday and a carload of cherries con
signed to eastern points will be ship
ped tomorrow morning. The packing
Of cherries in the three produce
, houses OF the city is at it's heighth.
| Officers were installed as follows at
the regular meeting of the Walla
! Walla Typographical union Sunday
afternoon: President. Lester L. Har-
man; vice president, Jesse Ferney
| financial secretary, Julius NJ Baldwin
| corresponding secretary, Herbert
| Thomson: executive committee. Jesse
| Ferney. H. l.. Caullling and T. E. Ma
son; delegates to the trades and labor
council, Enos B. Palmer, julius NJ
, Baldwin and Daniel Ferguson.
At Dreamland park Sunday. sever
| a. boys fell into the lake. Someone
had taken down the danger sign
from the unfinished bridge on which
they were standing and the weight
| caused the thing to give way. There
were series of yells. a succession OF
splashes and the unlucky celebratOrs
| found themselves up to their necks
in the water The boys waded tC
| shore emptied the water out of their
shoes, and stood around in the sun
awhile and dried out And the band
| played on.
The next ball game of importance
in Walla Walla will be between the
| Spokane Elks' team and the Walla
Walla Elks, a game being arranged to
day for next Sunday afternoon at the
! Second street park. The game be
tween the Squadron and the Walla
Walla amateur team has been post
poned on account of the new arrange
ment The Spokane team is credited
with being a fast aggregation, and as
the local team has never yet been de
feated. an exciting contest may be
looked for. A band concert before the
game will probably be arranged for
w. D. Smith is the best equipped
funeral director in the city. Offers
largest assortment of goods at hall
tho nr:co of 'comOatitOrS