The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-01-03
See Browns ad in this issue.

Mrs. J. A. Spaulding was a visitor
in Spokane yesterday.
NTMiss Violet Gamble, of Sopkane, is
spending a few days in the city as |
the guest of Miss Winnie Olmstead.
The first club dance of the New |
Year will be held next Monday even
ing in Sander hall. All those who
have received invitations to past
dances are invited to attend.
During the month of January,
1907, each person renting skates at
the roller rink will be given a num-
Der with each pair they rent. The
one holding the lucky number at the
end of the month will receive a fine
toilet set, now on exhibition at the
Occur d'Alene Drug store.
The next general meeting of the
Woman's club will be held tomorrow
afternoon in Fratcrnal hall, the date
of meeting having been changed
from Saturday to Friday afternoon,
of the first and third Fridays in each
month. The literary department will
meet with Mrs. DR.. Watts Saturday
Afternoon and an interesting program
has been arranged.
Harvest follows seed time. Like
wise riches follow the opening of
savings account. Deposits in the saw
ings department of the Occur d'Alene
Bank & Trust company, IL made be-
fore the tenth of January, draw inter
est from January first.
Miss Lena Ham, who has been con
nceted with the Occur d'Alene hospi-
tai for some time and who is we'll
known in the city as private nurse,
has gone to Los Angeles, California,
where she will spend the winter.
On Monday evening the ladies of
the Catholic church entertained a
nubmer of their friends at a watch
dance at the Blackwell pavilion. The
ldanoing commenced early in the
! evening and continued until the small
} hours of the morning announced the
I entrance of the new year. Many
happy greetings we're exchanged.
Monday evening a jolly sleighinG
party consisting of L. G. Davis, Ed
b Phelps, Robt. Gentry, G. Wheador
and Mr.. Bloomberg also Misses Vera
Conner, Jaunita Davis, Mae Vickery
> and Frum, gathered early at the Bap
fist church and enjoyed a trip ovel
the hills tc Post Falls behind som'
fast travelling horses. The party die
no treach home until the new year
= had made an appearance.
! Yesterday afternoon the deliver,
, wagon of j. W. Dezell, the plumber
was put out of commission when th
> horse broke loose from the hitchin
% post in the rear of the shop and start
}. ed on q short rampage. Leaving
apart of the harness at the post tn
animal proceeded west down the ale
: and piled the wagon up in an unre
cognizable heap in front OF the Hote
Normoyle. He was brought to
stop by the fence at the Blackwell
. park.
, Miss Bertha Irene Sheldon and Mi
IT Ciude Friedrich Hartman were unite
e in marriaR at the home of Mr.. an
70 Mrs. Seth E. Sheldon, parents of til
bride, on January l. The weddin
le was a quiet homelike affair and a
tended only by relatives and nes
friends. The house was very apprC
priateIy decorated and the knot 1
tied by Rev. ]. P. Barker, Of Il
Methodist church. The couple wi
Immediately take up their residen'
in the city at 80 Occur d'AleI
street. Both Mr.. and Mrs Hartms
e. are very we'll and fsvorably known
and have many friends who wish the
n. much Joy on the voyage through lif
ed 'sPiRs Is Pigs and my Frien,
al the Chauffeur" two library boo
which we're lost on the street or
/. the Postoflee have not been returns
= to the library. The person holdil
the same viii oblige the librarian
returning them IS soon as eonvenien
Spearman's Whispering Simth'
among other new books OF fiction nc
10 on hand, and is a we'll written tale
the west and western people, invol
ing . railroad, a maiden and sever
- orher we'll laid characters. The
on is enough Of adventure to hoio t