The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-10


Occur d'Alene Juniors played foot
ball last Saturday on ths College
grounds In Spokane and broke even
for the honorE. The score was S TO
8. Dolph Pierce made the touch.
down for the Newsboys and L@elie
DesanssuFs for the Occur d'AIene
team.
A pleasant wedding took place
Tuesday at the home Of the bride In
the RImroek neighbOrhood, the con-
tracing parties being Mics Laura
Weaver aud David II. Doneen. OF
Oakesdale. Wash. The newly married
couple will make their home In
0akesdaie. The ceremony was per-
formed by Father Purcell.
The ladies Of the Msshodiet Aid
society are making preparations 10
give New England dinner and sup
per ~ the old pavilion next Friday
afternoon and evening in connection
with bazaar. They will charge rs
cents for the meal and take all you
wish 70 spend at the bazaar with q
guarantee that you get your moneys
worth ct either pisca.
The Washington State Teacheqs'
association meets In Spokane wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday, December
20, 20 and 30. Il IL expected that
between twelve and fifteen hundred
teachers win attend from ali parts Of
the state and = number Of northern
Idaho teachers will take advantage
Of the opportunity 10 meet with their
neighbors across the line.
Jubilee services we're held In the
Catholic church at 1880 q. m.
Thursday, ct which the children sang
high mass In = manner that was q
credit 20 them. This Is dificnlt for
choir Of grown persons and is not
usually undertaken without much
practice. Thursday evening Father
Purcell delivered the sermon In the
church Of Our Lady Of Lourdes in
Spokane.
Az their meeting on Friday, Deeem-
Der 9. the following officers for A. 7.
MoRsynold's Relief Corps No. 5,
were elected for the ensuing year.
President. Annie +. Williams; senior
vice president. Frances q. White:
junior vice president. Hannah Nudge;
treasurer. Matte d. Budlong; seere.
tRry. Lille AZ. Nesbitt: chaplain,
Hannah Nettleton; conductor. Han.
nah Andrew: guard, MareeTy Russell;
delegates TO convention 70 meet here
in June: First delegate at large,
Hannah Nudge; second delegate at
large, Hattie Best; third delegate at
large, Hannah Andrew; first alter.
nate al large Maud Dittemore; second
alternate Al large, Lenora Hubbard /;
third alternate al large, Mary Whit.
ney; musician, Belle vRrnam.
A pleasant wedding took place
"Wednesday evening. at the home OF
the bride, which united Miss Phanuel
Brockman In marriage TO W. p.
Smith, the we'll known contractor.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Barker, Of the Methodist church, In
the presence Of a number Of close
friends aud relatives of the contract
ing parties. The bride Is we'll and
favorahly known In this city. having
been engaged in the millinery bust.
ness for The past two years. After
the ceremony those present enjoyed a
nice wedding supper. A number OF
handsome presents we're received.
The newly married coulpe took up
their abode in a home on Third street
which had been previously fitted up
and furnished.
7. w. vickere, of Moscow, and
Miss Jennie B. Hunter, Of Gales
vile, Wis, were united In marriage
at the home OF the groom's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. I. S. vickere, corner
Of Seventh and Lakeside streets,
Thursday at o'clock p. M, In the
presence Of about forty frlerds, Rev.
BentElen, of the Baptist church, per-
forming the ceremony. Miss Mae L.
Viokcre acted ss bridesmaid and l..
A. Torsen, of Moscow, a. grooms.
man. A large number OF costly and
handsome presents were received.
After the ceremony the happy couple
and their friends enjoyed an elabo.
rate dinner. The groom is connected
with the Humblrd Lumber company
at Moscow and the newly married
couple will be az home In that city
after the sirst o. the year.