The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-16
CITY NEWS IN BRIFF


Born: To Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Allison
on April IL. daughter.
A marriage license was issued this
morning to Frank E. Dickson and
Ethel Hooper Of this county. :.
The funeral Of Mrs. Harry E. Po-
land was held from the family home
this afternoon at $3.50. Rev. w. E.
Thompson of the First Methodist
church conducted the ceremonies.
A badly sprained hand is being
.nursed by Miss Edith Taylor who
took hard fall on the floor of the
college gymnasium the other day.
/ Charles Meyers, formerly with the
staff of The Statesman, has moved to
this city to stay. He conducts gen.
|eral brokerage and real estate bust
ness. His office is with the Baxter
real estate company. .,
Mrs. Pearl Moon is to. cast her glim-
mering refulgence. henceforth On Mr..
James Erwin, the. popular horse dealer
of this city. Mrs. Moon, who comes
from Spokane, was married to Mr.. En-
win yesterday. by Judge Brents.
Building permits authorizing the
erection of residences to cost $4,000 IN
the aggregate were yesterday issued
by Inspector Glasford. Among: the
permits was one for a $4,000 house on
University street to be built by Ralph
Guichard. ,s.s- -s.-.,.... -.
w. H. Bonebrake of Salt Lake City.
has accepted a position at the Anti
septic barber shop. taking the place
of Mr.. Horner. Mr. Horner has re-
tired from the ba her business anu
will go into the paint and paper BUSH
ness. Bonebrake is first class bar
Der. .-
Three Whitman debaters. Edward
Mason, George Woodward and Harry
Davenport will meet Willamette uni
versity at Salem, Wednesday, April "a,
| in the first intercollegiate debate ever
held between these two colleges. The
debate was to have been next Friday
| but was postponed so the whitman
boys might hear the oratorical contest
at Corvallis.
| Music of all kinds, vocal and instru-
mental, will fill the high school audi
forum, April 10, when the sophomore
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concert for the benefit of the athletic
association. A feature Of the musical
cocktail to be mixed at the concert
will be boys sextette and chorus
of gee club girls.
F. E. Holloway, brother of G. X.
Holloway, of this city arrived here to-
day with his wife. Mr.. Holloway is
from New York where he is identified
with the leading politicians and stump
speech makers. He boosted Harrison
in the campaign Of '96 making tour
of Indiana. He is a friend of Vice
President Fairbanks at whose request
he toured the west in 1900.
How we would all look if hard
times" as portrayed by the amusing
(ly ragged costumes worn by skaters
at the Pavilion rink last night should
come again was wildly illustrated. J.
E. Stevens was the typical representa-
tive of panic days and the committee
Of three students from Pullman did
not hesitate an instant in awarding
him the prize. Mick Clancy carried
Isecond honors by his clever makeup.
DR.. Brode of Whitman college gave
an interesting talk yesterday evening
at the meeting of the Mems club -
the Congregational church banque,
lrooms, on "Evolution." The professor
!supported Darwins theory Of the evo-
Tuition of man from the lower forms OF
creation. His address was listened tc
iattentively by large representation
from the club. An appetizing supper
was served to the members by the la
dies of the congregation.