The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-21

lorS yesterday afternoon at o'clock,
Rev. A. R. Olds officiating. The young
couple was attended by Ralph Kinnear
and Miss Ethel OHarra sister of the
groom.
Knott Has a Contract-James Knott
the well-known builder, has secured
the contract for erecting a new bank
building at Freewater for the Bank of
Milton. The new structure will be 90
by 40 feet in dimensions, and built of
brick. Freewater now has two banks
one being owned by the Peacock Mill
ing company.
Lawyers Were WaIoped-In the
ball game played on Ankeny field yes
terday the teachers of the Walla Wal
la public schools gave the lawyers an
unmerciful drubbing. The game was
one sided from the start to the. finish
and when the game was called at the
end of the ninth inning the score stood
Teachers, 26; Lawyers, IL.
Early Morning Fire-Firemen from
the central station were given a run
early this morning by a fire in a barn
owned by A. Magallon at $40 North
10th street. The blaze was started
by sparks from an o. r. & N. engine.
Trainmen were making good Roadway
at subduing the blaze when the de-
partment arrived and finished the
work. The loss was nominal.
Jackson-Ca NuptiaIs-George w.
Jackson, cashier of the Columbia Ma
tional bank of Dayton and Miss Ida
Cahill, a prominent young society
Rev. Austin Rice at o'clock last night
Mrs Jackson is a sister of Mrs. c. R.
II =.
Jackson will make their home at Day
ton.
New Water Man-The water de-
partment has received and strung pipe
for a new eight-inch water main that
will be laid on Moore Avenue between
Union and Ninth streets to replace an
old four-inch main that has done SER
vice for years. A number of new eX-
tensions are being hurried along in
order to have the city system in readi-
ness for the new gravity water sys-
tenn.
Willis Was Sassy-E. A. Willis, a
young man who persisted in riding
across the damaged Park street bridge
to the annoyance of residents nearby,
was arrested by Officer Sanderson. A
bond of SO was exacted but the mat
ter will probably be compromised by
the young man promising not to re-
peat the performance. Willis was ar
rested on complaint of R. F. Bracket.
Music Committee Host-The music
committee of the First Methodist
church were hosts at a lawn party
given at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Cookery, AIS East Alder street
last night The lawns were lighted by
electric lights and Chinese lanterns. A
musical program was rendered during
the evening and refreshments served
by young ladies. The social was large
ly attended.
Houna MusicaI-Fred Houna, who
lately completed a 20-days sentence in
the county Jail for stealing flowers was
arrested by Officer Johnson last night
on suspicion of having stolen a mando-
lin. Houna has never displayed any
hAooiSol ldlChlS W tllS hliO"IcuSc VI
the police and as he could not give a
very lucid explanation of how he came
by the instrument he was locked up.
Funeral of D. e. Hedger-The funer-
al of D. E Hedger, the old pioneer
who died Monday, occurred from the
family farm yesterday afternoon. The
funeral cortege was met at the foot
of Main street by delegations from
Washington Lodge No. 10, 1. o. o. F.
and the Walla Walla Encampment,
who accompanied the remains to the
Odd Fellow cemetery where the SER
vices were held
Marley WEIGH Wedding-Rev. M
F1ohr officiated at a pretty little we'd
ding last night at the rectory of the
Catholic church when he united ir
marriage. Murray Marley, manager OF
the Pacific Coast Elevator company al
Tacoma, and Miss Katherine WEIGH, a
popular Walla WaIla girl Mr. and