The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-14
LITTLE HAPPt NINGS


ufhs and the location Of tao organ
lied CAMPS were given to the police
today aud yesterday. one az Ra
VIENNA park. near the Park school.
Mr G. a. HoHrhaft Of 6zas sixth
avenue northwest. says harbors an
element dangerous Ia the extreme
Little frs passing tho camp after
school hours and AZ other times
during the day. have been inaultrd
and residents In that vicinity ter
rorIrrd by their bold moves.
Instructions have been left with
the police % pick up Arthur and
Hazel folman. who left Hremertou
a few days ago and are believed TO
be on their way to Portland 10 Join
their father A step mother asks
that they be located and brought
back 60 her The runawayH ara aged
Is aud IL years The atep=mather
failed 10 state why she took this
mode uf procedure regarding the
children and did not leave her name
With the police.
Arrangements are being complet-
81 for the annual ball Of the AHso-
Clated Alumni association. consist
INK Of resident graduates from rep
utubie colleges and universities dur
Ing the last fifteen years. The ball
will be held on 81 Valentines eve.
February -. at the Armory. J. ".
Brown e. chairman Of the invita-
ton committee.
The ohio society stn celebrate
the anniversary Of the admission u
the state Of ohio into the Union. on
March l. and viii give an elaborate
banquet and meeting 81 the soolety
Ht The Washington. Extensive
preparations are being made and
the program atIi include many dis
unEuiahed gentlemen who we're for
merry residents q the Buckeye
state. Indications suggest that this
banquet will be- one 81 the most ex-
tenHiv. ever given ct The Washing
ton All former residents q ohio
are requested 10 call upon the see
Rotary. ,. W Brown at his offIee In
the Marion building for further par
tieuiarH.
Revival meetings OF the rnlan
Fentecaatal meetings. NJ the First
Methodist church. continue Co in
crease IN attendance aud Interest.
Evangelist Smith IL a pleasant and
forcibie speaker. There win be a
special union service at p. "a. on
sunday and services at : 20 and
80 Monday and Tuesday. The
service on Tuesday night win be the
last Of the series
a. ~. =. Zion Church. Twenty
eighth and Madison streata.-Rev. A.
>. Woodward. pastor. Services sun
day. II a. m. p. m. ana 80 p. m.
subierts--ii n. VA. "My Mother and
Ny brethren. p m. prayer ser
vice 30 =. m. Every Name
Work" sunday school. 30 a. M.
choir practice every Friday even
iuR. Pref II. Henry. chofister.
superior Judge Griffin this morn
ing refused 20 grant John Mitchell
a divorce from his wife. Jennie
Mitchell now living IN the cast
Mitchell made charges 81 drunken
ness and cruelty, but failed TO prove
them.
Two petitions for paving improve.
menta were filed with the board OF
works this morning. One was FOR
the asphalt paving 81 Fourth avenue
from W@stlake boulevard TO Pine
street and Of Pine street from
Fourth avenue 70 weatlake bouIe.
ward. The other petition was for the
paving with asphalt and sandstone
Of Olympic place from Queen Anne
driveway aud First avenue west 20
Eighth avenue west
George Welsh. "a workman who
has been employed building the Ne
hfaalSa. filed a suit against Moran
Bros. IN the superior court this
morning Go recover $4,000 for per
Eonal injufiea lie claims that he
fell through an uncovered hatchway
November Is aud was badly hurt.
Mrs Lille Snavly this morning
filed divorce suit against her htia-
baud, Marion Shavty. She alleges
desertlon and asks for the custody
OF her six children.
Superior Judge Griffin this morn
ing granted the following uneon-
tested divorces ,. T. LerE from
zoln LeeE: Daisy Ds Tciein from
Joseph De Telcln on ground 81 non
support. Mrs. Emma Kositie from
jacob koskie. on ground OF cruelty.
Mrs. Lulu McManus from Michael
ale Mauus.
An old fashioned donation party
WI be given for Rev Hnrland /
Gould. Of Green Late. az his home |
near Hope station. on Thursday
evening. January 10.