The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-08-20

"Hedt is stored along the w. Il &. K.
Frank Kelly, a well known resident
of Waitsburg was brought to the Wal
la Walla hospital yesterday, suffering
from severe attack of typhoid fever.
o. NJ Shelton, a prominent foot-hill
farmer is receiving treatment at the
Walla Walla hospital for an attack
of threatened typhoid.
Mrs. Robert Potts of Sprague was
brought to Walla Walla and taken to
the Walla Walla hospital yesterday for
medical and surgical treatment.
w. c. Dibble, chief clerk in the O.
R. & n offices, accompanied by Mrs.
Dibble has returned from ten days
trip to Victoria, Seattle, Tacoma and
| Portland
j. w. Morrow, tax agent for the O.
r. = ~. will arrive in the city tomor-
row to attend a hearing of the o. r.
& N company's assessment before the
county board of equalization.
w. w. Baker and Oscar Drumheller,
accompanied by their families, made
the trip to Toll Gate yesterday in
their big Franklin touring cars The
big machines navigated the steep
grades with ease. The party returned
about o'clock last night.
Sim Peasner well known police
court character who has been in the
city Jail more times than he can re-
member was locked up late Saturday
night on a drunk and disorderly charge.
Peasner was later released on depos-
iting a IS bill for his appearance in
police court.
j. B. Lafferty, a stranger, was ar
rested yesterday morning on COM
plant of a local livery stable man
| who AYERS he caught lafferty making
away with a $50 harness the night be-
fore. L4afferty escaped at the time but
was overhauled by the police yester-
day morning and locked up.
Albert Everman, a local cook was
found unconscious on a bench in the
billiard rooms adjoining the Idle Hour
| came to the conclusion that he had
been poisoned and DR.. Stiles was
called and by the judicious use of a
stomach pump brought the man
around all right
The Walla Walla Jeffersonian club
was organized in the parlors of the
Hotel Dacres Saturday evening, fol-
lowing the meeting of the democratic
central committee. DR.. n. G. BlalOck
was elected president; j. J Schiffner,
secretary and w. F. Grove, treasurer.
W. H. Dunphy, J. W. Cookery, ]. B.
Catron. w. A. Ritz, Wesley Tureman,
compose the executive committee.
A case of purpura hemOrrhagica
which resulted in the death of A. D.
Sherer at st. Mary's hospital, last
week, has been found at The Dalles.
]. c. Lewis of Clex being brought to
the hospital in that city Saturday suf-
fering from the disease. His condition
is reported to be quite serious the
physicians being unable to check the
prolonged hemorrhages.
The Brewery Workmen's Union pic
mic at McCool's grove yesterday was
pronounced success, the grounds be-
ing crowded nearly all day with good
natured crowds. The Walla Walla Con-
cert band rendered a series of con-
certs during the day. Miss Blodgett
carried away the prize for being the
best lady dancer on the grounds. A
neat sum was realized from the pic
mic.
According to the Pendleton Tribune,
Umatilla sportsmen are charging Wal
la Walla nimrods with killing all the
birds on the north fork of the Umatilla
without even going through the form
of taking out a hunters license. The
Umatilla sportsmen have called the at
tention of the game warden to the fact
that Walla Walla sportsmen are
hunting in Oregon territory without
license and that worthy is now on the
lookout for foreign sports.
Roy Nesbitt, aged 10, young har-