Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-04-23


sick for week Is able to be at work
again in the Office OF Grier & Ruger
Fuel Co.
Mrs. ". r. Douglas Is entertaining
a company Of ladies at I'VE hundred at
her home, 31s Lakeside avenue, this
afternoon.
Mrs. F. W. Tinkle Is entertaining
the members OF the Fortnightly club
at a luncheon this afternoon at her
home on the Fort Grounds.
Principal J. II. Frazier has re-
ceived word from Jas. A. MacLean
Of the University Of Idaho, accepting
the Invitation to give the high school
address here on
Thursday evening, May 26.
Il. f. Cox passed away this morning
at 10 O'Clock at his home, 209 Occur
d'Alene street, of diabetes. The de-
ceased leaves a wife and three chill
dren to mourn his departure. The
funeral will be held from the UNDER
taking parlors Of Luce & HedaI at 2
O'Clock Monday afternoon. Inter-
ment will be made In Forest Gene
terry.
William Buckley returned from
Bonner county this morning, where
he has been on fruit inspecting tour
and reports that he finds the fruit
trees in excellent condition, with ev-
cry indication for an abundant and
fine crop this year. While gone he
inspected 22,6OO commercial apple
trees, which are to be distributed
throughout District No. 8 OF which
Kootenai county is a part.
Attorney and Mrs. h. e. McFar-
land are preparing to leave the city
about May 9Th, for San Francisco, to
be gone month. While there Mr..
Mcfarland will argue the case Of
Occur d'Alene Lumber company VS..
Geo. Goodwin, In the United States
circuit court OF appeals
The night police officers had hard
tussle with a couple OF individuals last
night who attempted to take the city
by storm, and conducted themselves
as desperadoes. until finally they we're
lodged In the city bastile, where they
were given several hours to cool off.
One of them paid ten dollars and
costs this morning and the other
took more time to think 1t over and
will not have hearing probably be-
fore Monday morning.
Through the advice of a local
physician to get goat milk for their
baby, Mr.. G. e. Max, night before
last, went to the ranch Of Laural
Augusta In the vicinity OF Echo Bay,
and secured an Angora goat, with the
hopes that the milk from this animal
might be beneficial to the health Of
their infant child, whose condition
Is so delicate. Mr.. Max and four gem
tlemen who accompanied him on the
trail through the hills and forest to
the home of Mr.. Augusta, had an all
nights tramp in going from and re-
turning to this city.
THE Minstrel Maids" is a merry
musical melange presented by a
bevy Of pretty girls, deliberately cos
tuned, brlmming with mirth and
comedy, tuneful music, graceful dane
ers and presented with all the care
full attention to stage setting and
scenic effects, as would be seen in a
first class theater or opera house,
This show has been built and equip
ped as side attraction for the AL,
G. Barnes big three ring wild animal
circus, which will furnish all the
amusement attractions for the street
fair and carnival, April 20 to so.
William Kispaugh Of Great Falls,
Mont, an old newspaper man and at
one time circulation manager of the
Tribune of that city, was In Occur a.
Alene spending a few hours with his
old time friend, j. j. Judd. The
latter also received call from an
other old acquaintance from Mon
tana, in the person of Jas. Keeper, Of
Wallace, who did not know that Mr.,
Judd was in this city until he passed
the cafe and happened to see the
name In front OF the place of busi-
ness. Mr.. Keeper is the gentleman
who erected the frst residence in the
now city of Great Falls.