The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-10-24
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The Ladies Guild Of ST. Paul's
church will hold their annual rum
mage sale in the Mottet building on
East Alder street next Saturday.
Sidney Menkus has been appointed
the Walla walla county member OF
the executive committee Of the direc,
primary league of Washington.
The entertainment Of the Royal
Male and Trombone quartette given in
the high school auditorium yesterday
evening was very good although at
tended by very small audience.
The final report of r. E. Guichard
as administrator of the estate of Bird
get Smith was filed with the county
clerk today and Nov. 25, 1906 set as
the time of final hearing of affairs Of
the estate.
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| gymnasium has organized several
classes of girls for instruction in fancy
stage marching. His aim is to drill a
class of 20 so that they can give pub
lie exhibition work.
| Not a single victim fell prey to the
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night. The bicyclists Of the city have
evidently made up their minds the or
dinance is going to be enforced for
spell and either use a light, take to
the street, Or walk.
| Alfred Myers was adjudged not in
sane by Judge Brents at hearing
Yesterday afternoons The boy, who
was brought up on the complaint of
his father was evidently in bad con-
dition, but did not seem to the court
to be insane.
Charles Refer and William Refer
yesterday incorporated the Model Ba-
kerry and Confectionery at $4,000. The
purposes of the organization as set
out in the articles cover the general
bakery business and also the right to
run a restaurant, lunch room and
| warehouses.
A perfect fit can only be had from
perfect tailoring. That's why our gar
ments set so much better than others.
Leave US your measure for a trial
suit. Upon it's execution we depend
for all your future custom.-Stockton
Wooden Mills Co., Tailors. AZ East
Main street.
The Sunshine club will meet Thurs
day afternoon, October rs, at $3.50
o'clock with Mrs. A. Frank KEGS.
The hearing of Nelson Melander ac-
cused of killing an old man on Snake
river will be held before Judge Huff
man tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
A big overhauling Of ballot boxes
is going on at the auditors Office.
They were taken down and busted this
morning and all those which were in
the least out of order were sent to
the tinsmith for repairs. The boxes
will not go out to the different pre-
cincts where they belong until the
Saturday before election day.
James Janvosky-name and all
was placed in cold storage by night
policeman late yesterday evening. The
Russian had stepped his brain so thor
oughly in alcohol he was unable to
control his leg movements we'll enough
to stand upright, or keep out Of the
way, so he was taken to the calaboose
to doze it off.
At the request of Henrietta E. Star
rett, wife Of George w. Starrett, de-
ceased, the probate court today made
an order setting aside to her personal
use from the estate of her dead hus-
band all his tools and utensils and
| the family home on lots s, and 10 in
Jones addition. Mrs. Starrett claimed
the tools as except and the city prop
erty as a homestead.
Joseph M. Denny VS.. Evt Crossman
ct al, is the title of a suit begun in
the superior court today The plain
tiff and defendants are joint owners of
a piece of land which cannot be d.