The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-15
CITY news IN BRIFF

A marriage license was issued this
afternoon to William Hastings and
Sarah A. Martin, both of this city.
The will of the late B. L. Sharpstein
was filed for probate in the superior
court today. Sarah ]. Sharpstein is
named as executrix.
William Morrison who has been con-
fined in the county Jail for several
days on the charge of being insane is
having a hearing before Judge Brents
this afternoon.
Ole Nicholson and LYDIA Amen, both
of this city. will be married this even
ing at the home of the brides father,
on South Third street.
H. Lucas, whose leg was cut off
last week, is in ST. Mary's hospital in
critical condition.
Attorney Timothy A. Paul, has been
appointed referee to take testimony in
the Spurbeck divorce case.
H. Roberts, who had a severe case
Of pneumonia was released from st.
Mary's hospital yesterday.
George w. Gray has been selected to
take the express run from Pasco to
Dayton recently held by WilliTn Mof-
fat who has resigned.
Complaint was filed by Sanitary In
spector Gates >this morning agains,
John Lane charging him with failing
to keep his stables and COW corral in
a sanitary condition in compliance
with the city ordinance.
The last will and testament of Mrs
Harriet Weary, deceased. was filed in
q a. A
George Weary and Maude I.oehr
Hedger are named as executor and ex
ecutriX, respectfully.
J. r. Lightle who is in st. Mary's
hospital, the result of burns received
in the rescuing of his wife and family
from fire is still in a critical condition
The infant twins of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Reason. 121 East Alder street,
died this morning at 10 o'clock Inter-
ment will take place tomorrow at the
local cemetery.
c. K. Holloway has been elected del
egate and D. H. Cox reserve delegate
to the electoral conference of laymen
of the Methodist Episcopal church at
Spokane in September.
DR.. Braden. city health officer has
filed his petition as a candidate for re-
election with the city clerk. DR.. Bert
Thomas. who filed his petition some
time ago, is DR.. Bradens only oppo-
nent.
Mrs. VIM. Fenistermaker lies at
Deaths door in st. Mary's hospital TO-
day as the result of cancer for which
an oneration has been performed. Her
condition has been critical for some
months.
Miss Winnifred Wills of Berkeley.
was honored last evening by a card
party given by DR.. and Mrs. Cannon
whom she is visiting. HonOrs were
won by Miss Wills and Mr.. c. Arthur
Jones.
James MagSOn went to Portland . t
night to get married. The future Mrs.
Magson is Miss Gertrude Howarth of
the rose city. Mr.. Magson is the well
tnown city ticket agent of the w. &
c. r.
An "at home given by the third di-
Vision of the Ladies' Aid Of the Con-
grega tional church began at three this
afternoon md will last until five. All
arc invited to attend the social affair
which is being held in the parlors Of
the church.
Because his neighbors have been
tearing his fence down and exposing
his crop to cattle running at large.
George w. Gluck, farmer. is asking
the superior court for a restraining
order preventing the defendants, Chas.
NcLain and L. L. Lanning, from COM
hitting the same Offense again.
The hose wagon from fire station
No. / can boast new covering. Four
teen coats of paint have been AIDED at
I cost of 500. The job was done by
contract. Mr.. Herring of the Spokane
street shop giving the lowest figures.
It has taken months of work to put
he wagon in shape and it is now ready
for use.
At the parsonage of the First M. E.
church yesterday afternoon Miss En-
ma Read, belle of Weston, and
Clyde ST. Clair we'll known marine
engineer of Seattle. were married. Mr..
and Mrs. S. Bannister, came over from
Weston with the bride. The young
couple left for Seattle last evening.
They will make their home in the city
of CLANS
City Clerk Tommy Hart and Treas
urer Parks have been given a weeks
leave of absence by the council so
they can attend the meeting of the
grand lodge of the knights of Pythias
at Seattle Saturday. With these dele
gates go J. M. Hill and N. P. Miller
of the local lodge. Mrs. T. D. S. Hart
md Mrs S. c. Dunnigan go also as
delegates from the Pythian sisters to
the grand lodge.