The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1896-03-26

VIC P'os'"" W oo catrituo ut anu request
ing the committee 10 name citizens tc
take part IN the exercises. This was done
by selecting Rev. Evans to give an adj
dress OF welcome on behalf Of the churches
OF North Yakima; Prof Harnly on be
half OF the Yakima County Christian
Endeavor Union, and Mayor Redman or
behalf of the city. The program is not
as yet, entirely completed, but the follow
ing named persons will take part: State
President Wilcox, of Spokane, Dr. Carlos
Martyr, OF Chicago, field secretary Ma
tional Christian Citizenship League Rev
A. N. Thompson, ID. d., Tacoma; Anna
Reynolds, Spokane; B. b. S. Phillips,
Seattle; Mrs. III. L. Copeland, Olympia
Mrs. Hattie N. Graves, Centralia; Wm.
ii. Lewis, Seattle; John Mskins, Taco.
ma; w. Def. Hyde, spragus; Rev. J. II.
Reynard, Tacoma; DR.. r. Is. Cherington
Spokane; John p. Hartman, Jr., Puyal.
lup; DIR. j. M. Allen, Spokane; Rev. w.
II. &. Temple, Seattle; Miss NJ. |. Sher.
wood, North Yakima; Rev. j. A. Kond.
thaler, indianapolis, Ind.
Mr.. j. H. Hathaway was the recipien,
OF surprise party Tuesday evening
which proved most happy social event
The music was furnished by Wayne
Field and Thomas Smith and the evening
was passed in dancing, games and en-.
joyment of tempting lunch. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Nc.
Daniel Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. McEwen and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Reed
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Simmons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Mabry, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. Steel, Mrs. Barton
Mrs. Parker; the Misses O'Neal, Maggie
Lindsey. Emma Hathaway, Mamie Hath.
away, Jennie Lindsey; Messrs. Ed. Au.
miller, Geo. Weikel, F. d. Clemmer, Lot
Durgan, Pat Jordan, Abbie Jordan, Jack
Weaver, Albert Hawkins, James Wiley,
G. Butler, Ed. Wilson, Willis Lindsey,
Chas. Simmons, A. Simmons, G. Trims,
and Alfred Hathaway.
The annual election of the Elks was
held on Thursday evening last. The ut
most good feeling prevailed and nominees
who would have felt highly honored to
have been chosen to fill the offices with.
drew their names so that there might be
no contest and the best interests subsery-
ed. DR.. w. II. Hare was elected Exalted
Ruler; DIR. z. Frank, Este med Leading
knight; E. F. White, Esteemed LOYAL
Knight; A. L. Slemmons, Esteemed Lee.
turing Knight; Henry Teal, Treasurer
Fred l.. Chandler, Secretary; John Reed,
Tyler; Frank l.. Wheeler, Assistant Ty-
Ter; X. w. Dunlop, Trustee. The ap.
pointive officers will be named by the
Exalted Ruler at the next meeting.
A fire occurred at Northport, on the
night of the 18th inst. resulting in the
destruction of the main business portion
OF the town. The building occupied by
Crandall Bros. fell prey to the flames
but they were enabled to remove the
greater part of their goods. This was
especially fortunate as they carried no
insurance. Their loss is estimated at
$1,000 but this amount may be reduced
considerably on close computation.
Taggard & Riley's cigar store escaped the
fire.
Lewiston Teller: Mr.. E. A. Brown, Of
Ashland, Oregon, arrived in the city Sat
urday. He has accepted position with
the Lewiston Water & Power Co., and
will permanently reside here. MIR. Brown
was formerly resident of North Yaki-
ma, Washington, where he was connected
with the editorial staff of the Yakima
Republic and other newspapers.
Carl Cox holds the championship med.
al (leather) of Yakima, for trap shooting.
He won it last winter but on Saturday
last 7. II. Fisher tried to capture it but
failed, Cox making a score of Is birds 10
IA for Fisher out of possible %. II. A.
Griffin and the winner have match
made up for the near future, probably to
come off on Saturday afternoon.
Ward Bros. shipped a car load OF
"spuds" to the Sound on Monday. This
is the first shipment Of the kind for some
time as the Sound markets have been
we'll stocked, the movement having been
eastward. Potatoes bring 81 per ton in
Yakima.
j. @. Heinzerling, formerly a resident
of this city but now of Ellensburg, was
married at the residence of the brides
parents, on Saturday, March 2lst, to
Miss Anna Koch, of North Yakima. The
ceremony was performed by Justice F. L.
Rodman.
The firm of Fechter & Ross having been
dissolved Mr.. A. B. Ross has opened an
office in the Weed building, next to Pen.
nington's, where be will conduct gen.
eral real estate and life insurance business,
Married. at North Yakima, Sunday
March 22d, Henry Mabry to Mrs. Susie
Newell. Justice Rodman read the ser
vice.
j. W. Pease and Robert Sterling, o.
Sunnyside. spent several DAYS as guest,
of the Hotel Yakima, during the past
week.
Gus Stranger. of Pendleton. Oregon, ar
rived In the cirv ON Mnndau 10 a.......