The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-05-30


clses of the Yakima High School were
ended.
U. F. Diteman is mourning the loss OF
a watch and the opportunity to give the
undertaken a job. On Monday night a
burglar entered his house by the pantry
window-which he broke open with 4
cold chsel-opened three doors and
propped them wide with forks taken
from the sideboard, rummaged through
the china and entered Mr.. Diteman's
bed room. Here the night-prowler
reached over a double-barrelled shot gun
standing by the bed wherein Mr.. Dite-
man was sleeping, and appropriated a
pair OF trousers which were lying on
chair. These were taken hurriedly from
the house-the burglar probably having
been frightened-and the pockets turned
inside out. A watch was the only article
OF value in them. Not sound was
heard by Mr.. Diteman, and the robbery
was not snspicioned until he came to
arise Tuesday morning-at which time
he could not find his trousers He final
ly discovered them near the alley, with
empty pockets. There is no clew what
ever to the perpetrator, and no means of
recovering the watch. as Mr.. Diteman
states that he would not know it if he
saw it again. He had only had it few
days.
private letter from A. l.. Slemmons,
dated, Omaha. Neb, May "a, brings the
information that he will be married at
Creston, Ohio, May 30, but further par
ticnlars, aside from that he will arrive
with his bride in North Yakima about
July 8, are not given. This announce
ment will be somewhat Of surprise to
many OF Mr.. Slemmons' friends, as he
was looked npon as n confirmed old bach
elor, but there ia no telling where the
tender passion will strike, and with such
fair sized mark the only wonder is that
it missed him so long. THE HERALD ex-
tends congratu latiops and best wishes
and knows that these sentiments are
concurred in by the groom's large circle
of friends and acquaintance.
The Mob Hill school will give a social
at the school house on Thursday even
ing. June &. The musical and literary
program will be given by some OF the
best talent in North Yakima. No charge
will be made except for Ice cream or
strawberries aad cake, which will be Is
cents. The program to be rendered in
cludes q solo by Mrs. James M. Gilbert,
an address by A. b. Wyckoff recitations
by Miss Henderson, Miss Miles, W. s.
Wallace and John Kingsbury, and
chorus work by q qusrtette from this city.
The proceeds are to be devoted to the
purchase OF bell for the school house,
and large attendance should result from
the above array OF talent.
Although it is reported that A. II. Ma
,. 80 80 .st 1..-.1I
rive here the first OF next week, the indi-
cations are that there will be change in
the NJ anagement Of the Hotel Atherton
and that either Walter J. Reed. OF Gle
Elum, or John Bartholet. the owner of
the bnilding, will assume control at an
early date. Mr.. Theodore Steiner, who
owns the lease, is here from Portland for
the purpose of Strengthening out the en-
tanglements and he intimated that either
Mr.. Reed would take charge, satisfactory
arrangement would be made with Mr..
Barthoiet, or the house would be closed.
Whooping cough-There is no danger
from this disease when Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is freely given. 1t lique-
ties the tough mucus and aids its expec-
toration. 1t also lessons the severity and
frequency of paroxysms of coughing, and
lnsures q speedy recovery. There IS not
the least danger in giving the remedy to
children or babies. as 1t contains no injur-
ious substance. For sale by l.. V. ia
necks Pharmacy.
The Womsn's Foreign Missionary So
ciety OF the NJ. +. church will hold tsa
at the residence of Mrs. Frank Spain, on
Wednesday evening, June 5th. Supper,
including straw berries. from to s
O'Clock, ~ cents. A musical and literary
program will follow the supper. All are
invited.
The ladies ofthe Congregational church
will give a social at the church west of
the railway next Wednesday night,
where from 8 to 10 p. m. they will fur
Dish music, Strawberries, ice cream and
cake all for p cents. An enjoyable even
ing is promised.
Messrs. keek aud Squire. with their
families, arrived in this city on Monday
from Iowa, and will make this county
their future home.
For Rent.