The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-16
CITY NEWS IN BRIFF

The WaIla Walla Social Missionary
Union will meet tomorrow afternoon
at 2:30 at the First NJ. E. church.
Frank Schmidt patient at ST.
Mary's hospital, is once more able to
be about town.
r. c. links, was today received at
st. Mary's hospital to be treated for
abcesS of the kidney.
1t is the intention of the directors to
have the new structure completed in
| time for the opening of the fall term.
Following two operations by DR.. c.
N. Suttner for tumor in her throat,
Mrs. Arthur Springer, is reported as
doing nicely.
Helen Foldc, infant daughter of Con-
rad Foldc, died this morning of inina-
| ton. Funeral services will be held
from the home, 1876 Maple street, to-
morrow afternoon.
Herbert Libby, cadet who fell ill
with cerebral meningitis during the
recent encampment of the Pullman
! boys in the city, is now able to return
to his home in Spokane after having
been confined in the Walla Walla hos
pital.
Baseball phianthropists of the Ever
green club yesterday started sub
scription for the benefit of the family
of ]. r. Lightle, made homeless by the
fire. More than $50 was given to Mrs.
Lightle as the result of the collection.
At the First Congregational church
tonight at s o'clock, the subject for the
regular prayer meeting will be 1.-The
providence of God shown to Joseph.
and in the Christians experience" All
are cordially invited to be present.
L. q. Bailey a farmer living near
Dixie will have to answer to Justice
j. J. Huffman on the charge of cruelty
working his horses while they werc
not in fit condition and failing to pro-
vide them with food. The complain,
was filed today.
John w. Bridges, as administrator of
the estate of William Henry Bridges,
deceased. has rendered his final ac-
count of the estate and it has been APP
proved by the superior court, the ad-
ministrator discharged and the bonds
men released.
On account of the applicants for ad-
ministrator of the Fred Hopkins es-
tate not being able to furnish the nee
essary affidavits of their creditors
claims, Judge Brents postponed the
hearing until tomorrow morning. E.
H. Bradbury and George McMartln
are each making application for the
appointment
Members of the Walla Walla Riding
club will meet tonight at First and
Tot, CT, yo1n
will be taken through the suburbs.
Those who have secured membership
in the club are looking forward to
many pleasant trips during the sum-
mer evenings.
Deputy Sheriff Painter left yesterday
evening for Nevada, Cal, where he ex-
poets to take Percy Walden the gam
bier, into custody Walden has signi-
/ fed his intention of returning to
| Washington without the usual requisi-
ton papers.
William Hastings of this city
and Miss Sarah A. Martin of
Taylorsville, Kentucky. were mar
ried yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
| Rev. F. K Fowler, of the First Baptist
| church tieing the knot. The ceremony
was witnessed by only few intimate
friends and relatives. A dainty we'd
ding dinner preceded the ceremony.
1t cost Nicholas Billie, a sheepherder,
a badly lacerated hand and $40 cash
| bond for engaging small sized jag
Yesterday afternoon. Nicholas tenn
| per got the better of MIN while in
the Idle Hour saloon. After purchas-
ing glass of beer he smashed the
! glass on the bar and created a dis
turbance. He was arrested and de-
posted a cash bond which he for
! feited.
County School Superintendent Bond
reports the eighth grade county ex-
aminations which are in progress to-
day exceptionally we'll attended. Al
| least SO public school students are TAX
ing the tests while 90 from ST. Vim
cents academy are taking the exam
nations in the academy rooms be-
| cause of lack of room in the court
house The examinations are also be-
ing conducted in five other towns
throughout the county.
| Floral degree will be conferred upon
a class of candidates by Alki HAPPIER,
No. 25. q. E. s., Masonic temple on
East Alder street this evening. In the
work of the chapter. this is one of the
prettiest and most impressive degrees.
AS is the usual custom a large at
tendance is expected and a social hour
will follow the initiation.
The following officers were elected
to serve for the ensuing term "a the
regular meeting of Narcissa Rekekah
Tuesday evening: Noble Grand. Mrs
Carrie LaBudde: vice grand. Mrs. A. r.
Johnson: secretary. Miss Anna Ring
hotter: treasurer. Mrs. Elizabeth Bel
bingham. The above officers will as
sumo the duties of their offices in July.
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