The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-01-23
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FRED .EIFFERT
PUBLIC AUCTIONEER
Address---WaIla WaIIa 3. f. D.
Number |, or Phone +. l.K

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Moves of the walla Walla postal de-
partment resumed their duties this
morning. after having been forced to
take a lay-off of several days owing TO
sickness.
The advance sale of seats for the
Witherspoon concert begins tomorrow
at the Keylor Grand. From 10 to IL
O'Clock holders Of course tickets may
secure their seats. The general sale
begins at p. m.
Cecil Calvert was arraisned in the
SUPERIOR court this morning and entered
la plea of not guilty to the charge OF
assault with a deadly weapon on the
persor. of Henry Fain. lCalvert's trial
will be heard at the February term OF
the superior court.
The funeral of Dorothy Morton
Carey. who died at the home OF ner
narents at ar. early hour yesterday
morning. was held from the family
home. North Ninth street, this after
noon at 80 O'Clock. Rev. S. G. Fisher
of the Central Christian church. OH
ciatinr. Interment was in the city GEM
tetery.
The case of II. B. Thompson VS.. j
F.. Myers, brought for the collection
of $50 alleged to be due DR.. Thompson
for services rendered, has been dis
missed by Judge Brents, on the
| grounds that the court had no Juris-
diction in the matter. Dr. Thompson
| is an osteopathic physician. and the
case was appealed from the justice
co,,rt. where it was dismissed on the
same grounds as from the higher court
| Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey M. Hill. Park
street, entertained a company OF
about 2a friends yesterday evening at
| a costume party" The guests were
all attired in garb more amusing than
stylish. and those present derived TO
end of fun from the quaint and gro
itesque figures. Games of different kinds
served to pass delightful evening re-
freshments being served before the
guests left for their homes.
! The funeral Of Mrs. Eliza Brown,
whose remains were brought to Wal!a
Wa!la yesterday from Spokane, &C.
| Cured at the Fields cemetery eight
miles up Mill creek at 10 o'clock this
morning. The services were conducted
by Rev. John LeCornu and were largely
attended Mrs. Brown received a frac-
Itured skull by an accidental fall at
Spokane a few days ago, later dying at
| a Spokane hospital.
| County Fruit Whitney and Inspector
]. M. Brown, of North Yakima, are III
Dixie today, where they will deliver
the first lecture of their series on fruit
raising this afternoon. At each place
| where the gentlemen are to deliver ad-
dresses, QeI1lOIlSlIdllOI III lIlS pIdS
tice of pruning trees will be given. ana
the meeting of the state horticultural
association, which meets here next
week, will be widely advertised.
! About 60 members of Walla Walla
! Encampment, No. 8, I. o. O. F., viii
| go to Milton on the interurban at
| o'clock this evening where two degrees
| the Patriarchal and Golden Rule. viii
| BE conferred on a large class of candi-
dates. The Milton members have made
arrangements for a banquet following
| the institution, and Walla Walla Ode
Fellows are looking forward to a jolly
| good time.
| The next attraction at the Keylol
Grand will be the Pathe Passion Play
moving pictures, to be exhibited Friday
night beginning at S:15. Sunday af-
ternoon at $3.50, special matinee viii
be given, and Monday evening at ST.,
the play will be repeated. The play
has made a great hit throughout the
country, and full houses are expected
at the keylor Grand.