The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-02-14
Bits O. News

S. B. Crandall secured judgment
against Charles H. Henderson this
morning for sl12.25 on a grocery
account.
The ladies of Lidgerwood Con-
gregational church met at the home
of Mrs. H. |. Pail, HOS Newark av.,
at 2 p. m
The proposed change in water
rates at the council meeting last
night was referred TO the commit.
tee of the whole.
Marriage licenses were granted
| to Thadeus V. Holloway and Ann
Estelle Starkey; Arthur Rose and
Carrie Smith, all of Spokane.
A hard time social will be given
this evening by the Young Peoples
alliance of the First Evangelical
church at the parsonage, Sab Nc
Clellan st.
The Wentworth Clothing Co. was
granted permission by the council
last night to construct large cleo
trio clock in front of its store on
Riverside av.
Martin Reinhart, of 1907 Fifth
av., reported to the police last even
ing that someone stole a lap robe
from his barn. He gave no deScrip-
ton of the article.
Mrs. NJ. A. Ashton, of Hillyard,
yesterday afternoon caused the ar
rest of Roy Ace, a railroad man,
on a charge of stealing a suit of
clothes belonging to her son.
The high school domestic science
classes gave luncheon at the
high school yesterday to represen-
tatives of the Mems clubs and
other business men Of the city.
A progressive whist party will be
given Friday afternoon on the fifth
floor of the Fraternal hall by the
Ladies' society Of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen and Engine
men.
Judge Huneke this morning
granted T. J.. Peck judgment
against L. d. Bliss for $266.65 in
recovery for transfer of property
in November, 1905, alleged to have
been fraudulent.
The Woman's Aid society of the
Universalist church gave a recep-
ton to Mrs. c.. p. Lindsey, their
new president. at the home of Mrs.
E. A. Childs. S5O4 Hemlock St, at
3 o'clock this afternoon.
Charles Healy. bartender at the
Elite saloon, died suddenly yester'
day afternoon from relapse fol
lowing pneumonia. Funeral ar
rangements are being made by the
Eagles and Bartenders' union.
The remains CT John R. Lillevig
aged 80, who died yesterday at the
Pacific hotel, will ben sent tc
Kalispell, Mont, tonight for inter
ment. The deceased leaves wife
who will accompany the remains.
The council last night referred
the s1O,175 claim for damages OF
Ellen NJ Finn to the finance com
mittee. Ellen NJ Finn fell on the
ice in front of 1715 Pacific av anC
broke both bones in her left arm
Patrolman Shannon yesterday
arrested J. B. Salters, building
contractor, on a charge of leaving
dangerous distractions in front OF
new building on Second av and
Madison st. unprotected by danger
lights.
The following high school stu
dents have been selected to make
patriotic addresses on Washing
tons birthday: George Rouse
Alice Cowgirl. Vernon Gamble
Nellie Bellfrie, Paul T. Liby ant
Mark Hayfield.
Through the Intermountain Pro
tectiye association, the SPOKANE
Carpenters union has bought thu
old armory building and two lots OF
Madison between Riverside an'
Sprague. The consideration named
is 81. 900. The union will remode
the building and use it for hall
When arraigned before Judg
Poindexter yesterday on a charg
of stealing a trunk from the North
: ern Pacific depot, Harry Mitchell