Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-04
PLAN 70 TAKE
over LIBRARY
Civic Society Will Ar
range to Secure
Building.
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
Charleston, Wn., Jan. AT meeting |
of the executive committee of the Civic |
Improvement society held yesterday |
afternoon at the office of DR.. l. U. Tenn
pie, it was decided to assume control
of the library, which has been in
charge of the Guild of the Episcopal
church, providing building can be
erected by the society for this pur-
pose.
Two locations have been decided
upon, either of which Is very desirable,
one being in the Vernon park and the
other diagonally across from the city
hall. The sentiment Is about equally
divided concerning the two locations.
Vernon park is located on Sixth
street, adjoining Chestnut street, and
is the property of the city. 1t is set
out in trees and a library building
there would make it q very attractive
place.
Have Plan Of Building.
The committee in charge is planning
a building Of modern architectural de-
sign, but not to be of brick, while the
lot across from the city hall is within
the fire limits and a frame building
could not be constructed.
Mrs. E. H. Libby made a very libe-
raj offer, donating the use of this lot
LOT u hummer Ol years SIlOulO lIlS GULL
mittee desire this location.
Committees in Charge.
The committees In charge of the
work are as follows:
Committee for the Guild-Mrs. C. F.
! Allen, Mrs. Harriet Blair and c. M.
Evans.
Committee on location-O. B. Mel
son, Mrs. E. H. Libby and p. Henreichs.
Finance committee-P. Henreichs.
chairman, Mrs. c. F. Allen. Mrs. Har-
riet Blair, r. B. Hooper and ]. HI.
Bethel.
| Entertains at Five Hundred.
Mrs. v. d. Norman entertained at
her home on Seventh street yesterday
afternoon in honor of her sister, Mrs.
j. c. Elder, of Moscow. The guests
were entertained at five hundred.
About twenty ladies were present.
Here Buying Supplies.
A. L. Davis, foreman of the big HOu-
ser ranch on Snake river, Is in town
buying supplies.
Operated On for Abeess.
Ernest PeltOn, who was operated on
| in the Lewiston hospital yesterday for
an abcess, is reported doing nicely.
Pelton was operated on for Appendix
citis last spring. but the incision failed
to heal, and an abcess formed, which
the doctors had to remove.
Plan Novel Entertainment.
The entertainment committee OF the
Civic Improvement society have plan
ned a novel entertainment entitled,
Concert of We Olden Times" which
will be rendered about January 10. The
money raised from the entertainment
will be used for the benefit of the So
ciety.
Revival Subject Tonight.
At the revival meeting tonight Rev
Mr.. Hood will preach on the subject:
FITNESS Of Place." Much interest IL
being manifested in the meetings. The
local pastor is being assisted by Rev
F. NJ. Fiske of lilo.
Real Estate Transfer.
Walter H. Wicks and Thomas Wicks
yesterday traded q fve-acre tract or
Chstnut street in block U to G. Inman
for $50 acres Of land two and one-hal1
miles northeast of Grangeville.
Relief Corps Officers.
The WOmen's Relief Corps held theil
regular installation at Bradford hal
yesterday afternoon. After the install.
lation ceremonies lunch was served
which was also partaken of by the
members Of the G. A. r.
The officers elected at yesterday
meeting Of the Woman's Relief Corps
are:
Mrs. Clarisa Saxton. president.
Mrs. Emma Carpenter, vice presi-
dent.
Mrs. Mary Skipp. junior vice presi-
dent.
Mrs. Phoebe Lipe, treasurer.
|. Mrs. Harriet Blair, secretary.
Bertha Sherburne, conductor.
Miss Lillian Sherburne, assistant con.
ductOr.
Mrs. Louisa vannest. guard.
Mrs. Emma Humphrey, assistant
guard.
Mrs. Emma Sailor, chaplain.
Mrs. Ella Morrison, patriotic instruc.
tor.
Mrs Emma Brace. press correspon-
dent.
Mrs. Myrtle Wheeler musician.
Mrs Esther Sherburne. Mrs. Mar.
celia Hinchman. Mrs. Francis Justice
Mrs. Nancy Presson, color bearers.