The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-19

day, where they will spend several
days with friends.
Boiled cider for mince meat and
fruit cake at J.. w. RidinRer,s. 100
Sherman street.
The Consumers Company Is in
stalling a ten horse power electric
motor in the planning mill Of Il. B.
Tref, on Second street, to replace
the steam power now in use.
Rev. J. P. Barker and family will
spend Christmas in Spokane with the
mother of Mr.. Barker.
Childers, the confectioners, have a
large doll which will be given away
to the party guessing the nearest
number Of jelly beans in candy
jar. Every ten cent purchase en-
Titles you TO guess. At.
@. B. King received news yester-
day Of the death Of Mrs. Wimpy,
mother Of Mrs. King, at Atlanta,
Georgia, where Mrs. KING is spnding
the winter.
The ladies Of st. Luke's church
will give supper and hold sale to-
morrow, Thursday, from to s p.
m. in the Wiggett block. Supper %
cents.
A boy sixteenyears of age wants
place to work for his board while at
tending school. Communicate with
81. 81. Barton.
lNYesterday while playing ON the
grounds Of the Bryan school build.
ing Gale ChsmberliHfell and serious
~ cut his knee. The accident will
necessitate his confinement at home
for several days.
Santa Claus at work in the win.
dow Of the Norquist department store
has been attracting the attention of
the many children Of the city.
just received a large shipment,
why not mince meat, sweet sour and
dill pickles. Idaho Mercantile com
pany,
The various departments of the
Womans club and the general club
will hold no more meetings until af-
ter January 1. The first club meet
ing of 1907 will be held the first Fri
day of that year at the usual place,
Fraternal hall.
Go to the German bakery for lady
fingers, macaroons, puff paste, charo-
Iette rouse, pound cake, citror
pound, fruit cake, white cake, marble
cake, snowdrops, patty shells, cream
puffs, cream rolls, scotch shortbread,
and anything you want in the bakery
line.
L. NJ. Brown, who recently arrived
in the city from California, has open
ed up a real estate insurance Office il
the Sander block and secured tn,
agency for the Meyerdale tract. Mr.
A. Minnick has an Office in the SAM
) room. Mr.. Brown is an energeti
) young man and comes we'll recon
mended and will undoubtedly succeed
in this venture.
The Malloy brothers real, estat
) dealers of Spokane, have decided
locate an Office in the city and hav
placed the same in charge of +. W
Fitze. Office rooms have been sc
]. cured in the Occur d'Alene Bank
Trust building where they share tn
room now occupied by the G eur d
: Alene Cab company. Malloy Bros
Q will engage in an active real estat
and investment business.
q Another addition to the city in ii
S way of College addition has bee
IS placed on the market and is now
charge of the Swedish Lutheran co
. lege, with Rev. Liden as local agen
!. The land is we'll laid out and is beal
! tifully situated north of the colleg
% grounds. The college will sell tn
property on commission, portion I
the proceeds to be turned into Il
:" college funds and a portion i2to Il
Is funds for an Old Folks home whiC
s. is to be established atm cClellan, Il
new townsite which is promoted
ID the Taylor Bros, real estate broker
Robert W. Collins reports sales
D. follows: Albert l.. Morris to K.
IN Elder, one lot in block 25, Re id
addition, $3.50; c. B. King to A.
a. Case, lot town of Occur d'Alen
9 1926; c. B. King to Chas. Youn
of lot 8 in block E, $3.50; Mrs. Ma
an Justice to Edward E. Denbeigh, res
IN dence on Second street, lots 81 al
y %, Russell's addition, 1000; Ca
G. Carlson to Edward B. Taylor, Of
e, lot in block % Reid's addition
lie $3.50; q. B. King to Mrs. Lumi
= n.