The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIFF

o. E. Spencer is suffering with ty-
phoid fever at st. Mary's hospital.
Mrs. c. c. Bilyeu underwent a sue
cessful operation at her home on Will
low street this morning.
The prayer meeting subject at the
First Congregational church tonight
will be an exposition study Of twelfth
chapter of Romans. Leader, Mr.. Rice.
The Fourteenth cavalry band will
front of the Keylor Grand theater
where the Willard company will put
on that exciting old play.
Work on the new -four mill to replace
the Yellowhawk mill burned down last
winter. is progressing rapidly. The
plant will have a capacity of Is barrels
a day.
John Kruchek was released from ST.
Mary's hospital yesterday evening. He
returned to his home In Waitsburg.
Miss May Mercyman has returned to
Greenwood, B. c., after a lengthy stay
at ST. Mary's hospital.
AN Exrository Study of the Ro-
mans, Twelfth Cha pter,' is the subject
to be discussed this evening at the
regular prayer meeting Of the Frs
Congregational church.
Fifty friends of Mrs. j. J. Kaufman
assembled at her nome, North Clinton
street, yesterday afternoon and were
entertained at progressive $780," Mrs.
Oscar Brunton and Mrs. Flora Oliver
won the prizes.
Amateur theatricals at high school
is the program Friday and Saturday
nights when the juniors give the play,
Esmeralda. A capacity audience Is
expected to see the production in the
school auditorium.
County Surveyor Wrinkle is in re-
ceipt of a telegram from his brother,
Robert Wrinkle, of Greenville. Tenn,
announcing the death Of his father,
Jacob Wrinkle, of that city. The elder
Wrinkle, who was II years of age, was
Ill but short time with pneumonia.
Mrs Fred Beller. of Milton. will be
operated on for numerous trouble at
the hospital here next Monday. She
is now on the way from Omaha, Ne
braska Her condition is regarded as
critical Mr.. Beller is a we'll known
fruit raiser Of the Milton country.
Ed Mergens and Red Burns occu-
pied cells in the county Jail last night.
Red won his letters and is now en-
titled to wear the Odd. Mr.. Ber-
gems was too, somnolent and only 60,
sleeper" written after his name on
the police book.
1t is probable the trolley lines will
be completed from Freewater to Main
street in Milton within a few days.
The long delayed shipment of poles
arrived yesterday at the Oregon town
and the work of planting them is pro-
crossing rapidly. The people of Mil
ton are very happy over the prospect
of being bound to Walla Walla so
soon.
A warrant was issued from the
justice court this morning for A. }.
Arnett of WATERFOWL. He is charged
with allowing a nuisance in the shape
Of an offensive pile of Cow manure
to remain on his premises. Lizette
Price, a neighbor. is the complaining
witness The case will be nea. - to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
President Kaser of the Commercial
club has appointed Frank Sharpstein.
Thomas Drumheller and Leslie KIRK
man as a committee to work with the
Rod and Gun club for the establish
ment of a trout hatchery at the city
park The matter will be presented TO
the park commission and the city
council and if permission can be OBJ
tanned for the hatchery the task of col
lecting the necessary funds viii be be-
gun at once.