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The Detroit times., 1909-05-26


Madame Marie McDonald's academy,
No 1895 Woodward-aye.. Thursday,
May u. at y. m.
Miss Virginia Brush who has been In
switzerland for some time, has gone
10 Canterbury. Eng. To visit Mrs.
George Byng Marshall. who was Miss
Margaret Lothrop, OF Detroit.
A mystery play FOR children. entitled
The Little Pilgrims aud the Book
Beloved" which was given recently Ia
ST. Johns Episcopal church, will DO
repeated In St Philips mission, Friday
evening.
Miss Maude Van SICKLE left We'd
nesday for Buffalo, where she will
join Mrs. Bertram {. Whitney and re-
turn with her by motor through Cleye'
land aud Toledo. Miss Sylvia Wright.
OF New Orleans, will also be the guest
OF Mrs. Whitney OH the trip and will
spend the month OF June In Detroit
visiting Mrs. Whitney.
The marriage OF Miss Maude w.
3 Johnson daughter OF Mrs. Hugh John
~.
ids. Mich, was quietly celebrated
Tuesday afternoon in the home OF the
brides mother. No. 90 Sibley-st. The
Rev. Howard d. BorleS. OF Big Rapids.
officiated. The couple vii make their
future home in Big Rapids.
Miss Elsie Moody. daughter Of NJ.
and Mrs. Samuel b. Moody. and Harry
\. Burnett. were united IN marriage
Tuesday evening in the home OF the
bride. No. IA LothTop-ave. The cere-
-isieHy- WITS performed BY 5ftt-- Rev. john
II. Boyd. ID. d.. in the presence of a
few intimate friends. The couple have
gone on trip east and will be at
home in the Manhattan apartments
after Oct. l.
An informal reception was given In
the Young Womens Christian asso-
citation parlors. Thursday evening. in
honor of Miss Julia Elizabeth Fisher.
physical director OF the association
Miss Fisher has been connected with
the local association for several years,
but resigned her position recently AMI
June 10 will leave Detroit for years
rest. A large number Of her friend /;
gathered Tuesday evening To say good
bye TO her. Refreshments were served.
The annual reception OF the Chill
dren's Free hospital takes place We'd
nesGay afternoon from 3 to o'clock.
This affair is given by the officers and
trustees in order that the public may
have an opportunity TO see how well
the hospital is equipped for the case
of sick children The officers are
President, Mrs. Sidney +. Miller; vice
presidents. Mrs franklin II. Walker.
Mrs. Henry Lanyard. Mrs. Alfred
Rothschild. recording secretary. Mrs.
T. A. Sumner: corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Frank Crandell; treasurer,
Mrs. John r. Shaw; purveyor. Mrs.
John T. Clark.
The annua, meeting OF the Detroit
Fine Arts society was held, Tuesday
evening in the Century building. Col
The Detroit times., 1909-05-26
IT'S ALWAYS LEAP YEAR
FOR WOMEN OF ROYALTY

IL u reigning queen would marry,
she must pop the question herself. So
must royal ladies' who marry com
moners.
Queen Victoria first showed Prince
Albert Windsor and its beauties and
then she said. "All this may be
yours. The prince saw the light
Wilhelmina simply sent sprig Of
white heather to Prince Henry. beg.
ging him to look mp its meaning in a
book OF flowers.
The duchess OF Argyll, when she
planned proposing TO the marquis of
Lorne. let IL be known that the part.
ner she chose for the first dance at
the next state ball would be the man
she wanted for her husband. She Sc.
lccted the marquis.
The duchess OF Fife took the then
earl TO a drawer and showed him its
contents. In II were number OF
trifles, including flowers, which he
had given her at various times. He
understood.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-26

Miss Virginia Brush who has been In
Switzerland for some time, has gone
10 Canterbury. Eng. To visit Mrs.
George Byng Marshall. who was Miss
Margaret Lothrop. OF Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-26

mystery play FOR children. entitled
The Little Pilgrims and the Book
Beloved" which was given recently In
ST. Johns Episcopal church. will DO
repeated in st. Philips mission, Friday
evening.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-26

pauper instead of millionaire. He
would win no wife. and-the thought
OF the girl he had seen was a goad
uncomfortable. He must hasten back
10 New York at once. and take up
the chase again there.
What he wanted TO know at the mo-
ment was how much money he could
command 10 that end When he
reached his room and nad gathered
together his entire resources. there
were not quite $50 10 pay his hotel
Till and travelling EXPENSES The
thing was absurd and impossible. He
must have more money, and that In
stantly. II was Arendsen fault that
he found himself stranded at crisia
SO unforeseen. Had that niggardly
spectulator rut up $1,000 required OF
him, his unfortunate partner in the
deal need not have been left in any
such hole. He must cable immedi.
ately
He did so. stating that his quarry
had left Paris, asking for a prompt
remittance by wire in order that he
might follow her And Arendsen had
note OF the date on which their
venture must perforce lapse should the
terms OF the will not then be fulfilled.
BY o'clock no cable had yet come.
He cursed Arendsen bitterly. and then
made excuse for him. Black DircR
might have been out of town. He
would have his remittance in good
time for tomorrow morning. and as 70
the present. he might just as well pul
in his time pleasantly.
He called cab and sought mex
pensive distraction in Montparnasse
with the remains OF his working capi
tai in his pockets.
Ito he Contfuued.l
The Detroit times., 1909-05-26

there were continental gentlemen at
Trenton and Yorktown and Saratoga
Heights. And you are not even an
American, Mr.. Schwartz"
Herr Schwarz protested gutturally
He loved Miss Amelia and he believ-
ed she returned his affection. What
were countries and governments to
love? For his part he didn't believe
i'm governments anyhow
Don't believe in government"
Miss Amelia almost screamed. Then
we are not for each other. | am an
American"
but love undt affection"-began
Herr Schwarz.
Love nothing" snapped Miss Anne
LA. Il love my country"
After that, the little lady cooled a
bit and proceeded to instruct Herr
Schwarz In the beauties OF free gov
eminent. Soon he regarded things in
n different light. and the emblems he
had reviled took on cleaning glory.
Bunker Hill-Lincoln-the battleshfp
The Detroit times., 1909-05-26
J. SCHWARZ, AMERICAN.
BY Stuart 3. Stone.

When J. Schwarz. the grocer, first
came 10 the land OF the free and the
home OF the brave, he was an ardent
hater OF all governments. The time
came, however, when blind Mr.. Cupid
winged love-tainted arrow through
the stacks OF Scrubolio and Sogood
Biscuits into the heart OF the grocer.
1t was love at first sight. clear and
unmistakable; but when Mr.. Schwarz
went wooing, Miss Amel a Green gent
" shook her head
No" she answered, my father
fought at Gettysburg. my GRANDPA
Their stormed Chapultepec; his father
was at Lundys Lane, and back of that
The Detroit times., 1909-05-26
Children Cry
FOR FLeTCHER'S
9 q 9 r OR

Subscribers entitled TO books,
due previous to December list,
1907, can now be supplied at
this office. Call at City Circu.
iatIon Department.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-26
~ IN THE
HNUpSERY

A baby will never refuse to use his
legs when they are strons enough to
support him. Putting him I'm baby
walker will not make his legs strong.
but II will help TO make him dependent
and very slow to walk alone.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-26

umbia and Witherell-sts. Mrs. s, Olin
Johnson, who has been president OF
the society since It's organization, tend
cred her resignation aud Mrs. Charles
r. Hammond was elected TO succeed
her. Other officers elected were:
First yice-president. Charles II. I4arn-
ed; second vice-president, Mrs. Ida 4.
Norton: secretary, Hedley V. Rich.
ardson. treasurer, Mrs. Henry b. JOY.
Those elected members Of the board
of directors are: Mrs. Ralph Page
Mrs. Walter s. Russell, A. w. Chit
tenden aud DR.. Carl 5. Oakman.
concert will be given by the Sin.
fonia Musical Fraternity and the
Choral Society OF the Detroit Con
seryatory OF Music Thursday evening.
IN Gripnell hall. The soloists who viii
participate III the program are Miss
Elizabeth Moore, soprano; Mrs.
Charles h. Clements and Miss Eliza
beth Bennett, contraltos; Marshall
Pease and George Murphy. tenors; Al
Ian Wallace and Roy Buell., baritones:
Richard Biggs. pianist; ALLIE d.
Zuidema. accompanist. and L. l.. Rem
wick, organist and director. The first
part or the program will. consist OF
miscellaneous numbers, while the Sec
ond part will De devoted to Marcos
cantata, Indian Summer" There are
about Az members in the chorus.
The annual election OF officers OF
the Detroit Women's Press club was
held Tuesday evening In the home Of
Mrs. Frank A. Bather, No 697 Trum-
oullave. The following officers were
chosen: Honorary president. Mrs
Lucy A. Leggett; president. Miss Hat
tie =. Sleeper; vice-president, Mrs. A
-Bartlett,, recording secretary Miss
Elizabeth Stocking: corresponding sec
rotary, Miss Huldah Z. Hollands;
treasurer. Mrs. Felix A. Lemkie. Mrs
Della I. Lutes. a former member. now
OF Cooperstown. n. Y. editor OF Am.
erican Motherhood" was made an
honorary member. A social meeting
Will be held In the home OF Mrs
Charles Hampton. No. "a Blaine-ave.
Tuesday evening, June /. Each mem
Der is privileged TO bring a friend
This will be the last meeting OF the
season.
ue lOuIlH annual SIOpIudn Social
entertainment was given in the Y. NJ
{. a. auditorium. Tuesday evening,
and will be repeated Thursday evening
for the benefit OF other employees Of
the shops who were unable TO attend
the first evening. DR.. y G. Studer,
general secretary OF the association,
delivered the address OF welcome, and
music, minstresy and comedy were
included in the program. Bagpipe Sc
lections and highland fling by John
Mckay and the Mckay sisters were
much appreciated. Others who took
part in the program were: Frank Nc
Phee, James Mcqueen, Carl Earuth
w p. oliver. Navarro Il Withee. VIII
liam l.. Earl and Miss " W. Vernon,
r. r.. Griswold and Miss Bertha Acker-
man, James Kurtz. oliver. Leadbeater
Cuthill * Cameron. Miss June Bron-
son, Miss Nellie G.. Sayles. Miss
Hazel Ewald. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Collins
and Charles Prast, Miss B. Costello
and Miss Esther Tobler.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-26

Fine Arts society was held Tuesday
evening. in the Century building. Col
The Detroit times., 1909-05-26

Adelaide Margaret Delaney is the
press agent OF Olga Nethersole. now
appearing in THE Writing on the
Wall"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-12

Man All are welcome. spe-ial
music Rev. W. < Powell pastor.
FIRST Presbyterian CAurch-Bible
schOol. S-As =. M Preaching. IL a.
m: toBic. Exploits Of FAITH No
young peoples meeting on account
Of the early hear OF the evening ser
vice Chilerea's day program at
1859 sharp. PareAts are urged to
come With the children. Everybody
welcome. Rev. Edward ]. Station.
minister.
ChIldren's Day SerViees-An inter
esting program OF song. recitation
and dialogue win be rendered at the
chIldren's day services in the First
Presbyterian church Sunday evening
AZ 1889 O'Clock. The church viii be
handsomely decorated with flowers
and the service made pleasing and
impressive. Parents are urged to
come with the children. The hour q
made early on account Of the little
folks T:30 promptly. Everybody
welcome. w. w. Sander. Sapt.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Following Is a list OF real estate
transfers in KOtenai county. as fur
nlshed BY the Panhandle Abstract
company:
VIM. L. Plonske to School District
No. 81. part OF Sc or Of Sc or of sec
tion 7-5o-sw. $50.
Geo. H. Freedlander to Cameron
Lbr Co. hf Of nv ar OF section 50.
n hf of ne ar OF section 32-52-1E. 81.
Jos. Buckle to Interstate Irriga-
ton Co. part OF section 11-5l-4W.
S1s0.
E. H. Belden to Bert o. Driver.
lots and ) Of section 11-4s-SW.
$1,000.
James S. Green to Rose H. Craw-
ford. part OF lot Z, section 1s-5O-4w,
81.
Chas. H. KIldea to C. H. Paxson. n
hf Of Sc or and lots and Z, section
I1-4s-sw. $3.50.
cAF4n y. Metutf 10 FiOTGAC6 M
Melder, part lots / and 2. section s.
saw, $500.
Sarah ]. Melder to Florence NJ.
Melder. hf of n hf of NV or of sec
tion S-52-4W. $500.
Sarah ]. Melder to Henry L. Meld-
er. part lot 1, section S-52-4W,$1.
Nellie v. Nash to Martin Lewis, W
y Of township IS. plat 4. Green
acres. 81.
r. G. Scott to A. L. Heimark. lots
/ and block 8, Scott's Addition to
st. Maries, 81.
Hannah H. Boyington to Flora
Newberry, lot 4, blk I. Taylor's Add,
to Occur d'Alene, 81.
Geo. Carman to c. H. Blake, Sc or
of ne ar. lots l and s Of section s.
4s-1W; Sc or of Sc or of section 81
4s-1w, $500.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-12
THE CHURCErRs.

Christian Science sOclety-servle-
e At Room No. 10. wlggett block.
al II a. m. on Sundays. and at D.
m. on Wednesdays. Subject: God.
the Pressryer OF Man" The publtS
IL cordially invited.
M. n. Church school at
s;a6 q. N. At the morning service
the Sacrament OF the Lords supper
wIll be administered. Also the Sac
Fameht Of Baptism. The reception
Of new members will take place. In
the evening the pastor viii preach
the second sermon In the series on
the ''Prodisai Son." Rev. W. II. Fry.
pastor.
ChFistiaa Church Sunday school
at no n. m; preaching folled BY COM
munlon At II =. m. Subject. God
Gives Help and Expects Service"
No evening service. a. the minister
viii be away. Rev. o. J. Gist. min
lister.
First Baptist Church Ccor. Fifth
and Lakesldel Bible School at S:45
=. m. The question Of a picnic on
the b. Joe or excursion will be de-
elded AZ the Sunday school session.
Morning worship ut IL a. m. Hent-
ter Sunday school At .. m. Preach
lng BY the pastor 1t latter place At
. y. m. sunday school at Bestland
At 2:so p. m. Baptist Young Peo-
PIES Union At p. m. Preaching At
5 D. N. Subject. The Two Faced
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-12
NO TESTIMONY AT
PRELIMINARY HEARING
Rohnett and ChapmAn 20 Let Cases
Go % Grand jury.

Rohnest and Chapman 20 Let Cases
Co % Grand Jury.
LEWISTON. Idaho. June I2.-No
testimony In defense will be offered
At the preliminary hearings in the
United States commissioners court
Of the charges OF embezxlement pre-
ferred against Clarence Robnett and
J. 3. Chapman. formerly bookkeep-
er and assistant cashier. respective
", OF the Lewiston National bank.
The hearings have been nxed for
Jane 20 and 81. and it Is learned
that in both cases the defense win
not be disclosed and the prosecution
will be permitted to produce sumo
lent testimony to warrant the cases
going to the grand jury without OPP
position on the part OF the counsel
for the accused bankers. Both Rob-
nett and Chapman maintain a conf
dent attitude and the public Is great
" interested in learning what de-
Tense will be offered to the specific
charges, involving embezzlements OF
at least $4,000. II Is generally
believed the defense. when disclosed
will attempt to involve other officers
of the bank In the trouble.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-12
BURGLARS PLEAD GUILTY
(Coatinnsd from page u

and the county attorney was instruct
ed to bring a suit. Judge Dunn APP
pointed three commissioners to ex-
anime the lands and see how much
they were worth. Those appointed
are Herman Laumaster. Of Harrison.
and C. A. BallOr and c. L. Dittemore.
Of this city.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-12
SCHOOL PUPILS GET
BEER AND OTHER DRINKS

DePraylty Of Children Is Shocking.
Says DIR. AIncNein.
NEW YORK, June 12.-"Like the
deprayity OF ancient SOdom." is the
way DIR. r. Alexander MacNeIII de-
scribed the habits Of school children
In certain sections OF New York. DIR.
MacNeill asid: ''Fifty-eight per cent
drink some sort OF alcoholic bever-
age. 81 per cent drink one glass Of
beer q week to ave glasses OF beer n
day. 81 per cent drinks wine or spir-
lis. In some groups the percentage
of occasional and regular drinkers
runs as high as 70; OF those attend
ing school 4e per cent are backward
In studies"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-12
NOTICE.

All persons caring 10 furnish
board. rooms or lodging, during the
crowded period Of the summer. are
invited to send statement Of their ca
paeity. prices. etc, to the secretary
Of the Commercial club.
1t is the desire of the club to be
Of all possible aid in assisting both
citizens and strangers during the ex-
pected rush.
By order Of Board of Directors.
w. H. HOPKIRK,
Secy.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-12
Notice to Contractors for Bids.

Notice to Contractors for Bids.
Young & McBurney will receive
sealed bids for their new brick build
ing, corner Second and Sherman
streets, Occur d'Alene, Idaho, up to
2 p. m, June 3rd. Plans and specifi-
cations can be found at Williams &
Graham's ONCE. Owners reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
The time for receiving bids has
been extended to June 18th.
YOUNG & McBURNEY.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-12
OFFICIAL wRATR REPORT.

PORTLAND. Ore. Juse I2-FOEe-
east fer noErheFR idaho and Eastern
wAzAinEioa fer - hOzrs saaing ~
s >. n tomoTT0w.
Pair tonlgAf: Sunday fair and
warmer.
The Local weather report for the
- hears ea6iag ~ o'c3oek ,. m
tssay sAows . nAxiRa@ temperature
OF % degrees. mknimum So
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-12

Butter wrappers printed at this
once on the right kind OF paper
with the right grade OF ink. to COM
ply with the pure food law OF Idaho,
at S2.5O for 1000. The Press Pub
lishing Co.. the Print Shop by the
lake.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-12

AlrE A. w. GOraua. Of Burke. is
visiting vita Mrs. n c. N0rROyip
vernis ROeAe. a Harrisoa. i vis-
ittng THREADS and relatives in the city
Cream pGg saEdaeS-s0meghing
new Have yea tE5eds IL ~ the Pal
ace a. Sweets.
j. veSEal. Asd wife lefa this morn
Ing for MiAsoalA. MOntAnA. wkich
they VIII make their failure home.
Miss Mary Love. has accepted
position as clerk IN The dry goods de-
pArgmeat Of the wInn-BaFr-c hainey
store
Perry smith has been awarded the
eoztraeI fer the construction Of the
W. \ Sander residence in Sherman
park
We are prepared % fuFntaA up-to-
date ealIing cards: an styles and
sizaa- Let NJ show goa sAmple&
Pres Publishing CO.
The Blackwell Lamber company.
today decided 20 give the men in its
employment = half holiday On satur-
days daring the summer.
The work Of constructing the shop
Of H. B. TreR Al the 7 has been con-
msnced- J. r. souIes b associated
with Mr. Tree I'm lts construction
ThorOvgAIy dEy Is iaeh ar ana
tAmnEaek slab weed delivered For
sals eneap- Blaekwell LambaE com
pany. Ban pAoas -. IntsrsGatsl.
Geo. Tanner today sold his resi-
denee ON Government Way to TheO-
d0re HIIdreth. me consideration
vas sseo. and the deal was made By
l. NJ. Bnaby.
.. NJ Boyd. sales manager Of the
Occur d'Alene LumbeT company. has
awarded the contract for the con-
sIruetion Of an eight room modern
btouse on his lots on Military Drive
Herman II. Combs, or Seattle,
washington and Nettie HuggIer. Of
sals Lake. we're united IN marriage
II the city esterday afternoon.
Judge wearne performed the eere-
mony.
Charles p. Lee and Luetha SullI-
van were united In marriage this
forenoon ~ the parsonage Of the
Methodist church. Rev. w. H. Fry Of
aciating. Both OF the contracting
parties are Of Spokane.
The w. 7. c. U. observed Flower
Mission day yesterday afternoon by
holding = meeting ~ the Methodist
church. The meeting was spent by
the members OF the organization in
. study OF the life Of Jennie Cassidy.
the founder Of the day and. upon It's
conclusion 3 bOquet Of flowers was
given 10 each OF the prisoners in the
city and county jails.
The Occur d'Alene base ball team.
accompanied by the band boys and
large Number Of admirers and sup
Dorters, viii leave tomorrow fore
noon for Spirit Lake where a game
uiil Be played In the afternoon with
the Spirit Lake team. Spirit Lake
has one Of the strongest teams In
the surrounding country. and At the
game played last Sunday In the city
II required IL innings 70 decide the
game. The team IL sanguine Of sue
cess.
The WOman's club gave a picnic
yesterday afternoon and evening at
Sanders beach. IL was well attend
ed. and . most enjoyable time had.
Manager Demo. Of the Occur a.
Alene base ball team has made ar
engagements for q series Of games
with the Standpoint team. The frst
game will be played here on July II.
and the second ~ Standpoint on July
IS. The third game. II such a one
Is required TO decide the contest. will
be played In this city.
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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-12

before Judge Egbers for their pre-
Hminary examination entered q plea
OF guilty. were arFaigned before
Judge Egeers for their preliminary
examination entered a plea Of guilty.
were arraigned before Judge Dunn
this morning and entered a plea of
guilty TO burglary.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-12
NOTICE.

The city street commissioner will
be In his Office in the basement of
the city hall from 6 to Z p. m. each
evening to receive poll tax of $2.OO.
w. s. DOWNS,
Street Commissioner.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-12
GIN n mzw.

Home BAksry- Bakery o. azality-
Geo. y. Naksy. o. Lane. Is baES-
mesa visitor IN the city.
wan papsr IL AL grades q ne
RsurtA strest FaEE.
~. Ia c. BsrHetrs u back from .
viaAs 20 CALGARY. Canada
R4ssslabergsrs uuartsa yin Be
here June &C.
Geo. Han. u Powder Horn bag. l.
. Anssneas visitor in the city.
Esnsy 70 loan- Sc Robl ". Col
liza. WTggssE block.
u. Huhhara. Of LyondaIe. il q Wis
Ter in the city.
Oniy ore Important cate In Jane
ana shat u the thIrtSegh.
Miss EdIfh Leithy. of Wallace. Is
VISITING with frisnds In the city.
Mrn- B. y. Randall and Mrs. 8. G.
sarEent. were Spokane visitors today.
CalI res and ths Afarehants' Trans
aw GO. wagon vii 70 e your door
immediaasly.
VILLAS sander OF the Idaho Mer-
caatiie company Ieft today for a visit
% geattle.
Make no other arrnngementa for
1nne 50. RelaelnbsrEer's quartet
VIII bs here.
Hon. G. N. Trigg. chairman 81 the
board Of eounty commissioner. il in
ne eisy from State Line.
CEsam DaR misunderstanding
new. Have ron tried Il At the Pal
zee e swesta.
LOYAL Larson. teacher Of the
aeh0ol IN the Powder Horn bay dis
trici, 4 visitor in the city.
ms Panhandle Abstract Co.. y
eanippea Cor quick and reliable SER
yiss: has al records II ils omes.
air. and Mrs. D. Tiaany. Of Mitch
"a. south Dakota. are visiting with
sheir s0n. Judge Fred I. Tiffany.
n G. Peterson. Who has been In
the esty for several days. returned
this morning 70 his home At 81. Mar
iss.
etxfesa inch tRmarack ana Or
wood. PFompt deliveries. cOear a..
Aisns Lamber Co. No. 80. both
phones.
Mrs. George Thompson and daugh-
ter Helen. Of Pest Fails. visited yes
ssrday with AIRS. w. L. Jacobs NJ ss4
Rifth street.
Excursion 70 Old Aiissi0n on the
Occur d.AIene River Sunday. June
~. PeFry-LyOn Navigation steam
err leave the Electric dock At s:30
=. NJ.
WaFren D. Hatheway. Of Palmer.
Idaho. and Ella r. Mobly. OF GARFIELD.
Washington. were united IN marriage
this forenoon. Judge weArne oaAelat-
a.
WIN. Deary. general manager Of
the Potlatch Lamber company. and Of
the idaho. Washington 4 Montana
railroad h 3 business visitor In the
city from P0tlateh.
uphoIstsFing. furnltaFe repaired
ana packed a. the new model repair
ahop. New place Of hmAlnesA. ais
coeaF d'Alsne ave. Bell phone 80
Black; Interstate. 1I4a.
The trip to old Mission during
ne high water h one that should not
10 minsea. Psrry-Lyon Navigation
Co. steamers leave Electric deck 81
s;ae .. n. every Sunday. SI.So
Fonnd trio.
The Sherman Park Sunday school
Wiil sire . concert AZ the chapel to-
morrow evening. An sxeellent pro-
gram has bsen prepared for the Oe.
uasion. and everybody "a lnvitsd 70
attend.
The auxiliary society Of the wo-
man's Foreign Missionary society Of
che Methodist church, which was re-
Gently organised. held its arat meet
lnG at the home 81 DR.. and Mrs.
PulksFnon THURSDAY evening.
A petition for guardianship for
christian Wahl. of Harrison. has
bnen fled with PROBATE Judge RgheFs
~ ". L. summers. The ground npon
which 4 guardian is asked % be APP
pointed II mental lncapacIty.