The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1897-11-11


upon 1.-THE Social Mission of the Church."
In the evening Prof George E. st. John,
superintendent of the city schools, will
speak on "Some Conceptions of God in
the Light Of Modern Science" This is
subject which Prof. St. John carefully
investigated while at Stanford university.
His conclusions will be we'll worth hear
ing. At the evening meeting Fraulein
Zobel, the prima donna soprano OF the
Tivolian Concert company, will sing a
solo.
The Knights of Pythias have establish.
ed reputation for giving the public first
class entertainments and they expect to
add to that reputation on Saturday even
ing next, when the Alba Haywood COM
pany will appear at Mason's opera house
under the auspices of the X. of p. lodge.
The Knights should also receive credit
for reducing the price OF admission from
one dollar to seventy-five cents. All who
wish an evening of fun and pleasure
should not miss this opportunity.
DR.. Baker has concluded to spend the
next six months in Chicago, where he
will take special courses, and while his
absence for this period is to be regretted,
he will return better prepared than ever
to serve his patients. He has rented his
house furnished to Commissioner Barge
and Mrs. Baker and the children will
stay in Walla Walla during his absence
in the east.
The Tivolian Concert company will
give an entertainment at Mason's opera
house next Monday evening. They APP
pear under the auspices of the Congrega-
tions church. Popular prices will be
charged, 80 that none need miss this best
concert of the season. The programs dis
tributed on the street promise rich
musical treat.
The Elite has on display in its windows
this week fine line of musical instru-
ments, including vioins, mandolins, gui-
tars, accordions, ETC., which they recent
ly received. They have full line and
invite the public to call and inspect them
and get prices on the same, which are as
low as in the larger cities. i3-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Molsee, who are living on
the Lull place in the Natcheez valley,
buried their ten-year-old boy last week.
The cause of his death is supposed to
have been diphtheria, and the other chill
dren have been kept out of school for
fear of spreading it.
When it comes to a vehicle of any kind,
we know we can please you in price, and
the satisfaction of knowing that you have
bought the best wagon on wheels will
please you ever afterwards.
42-2t CoFFIN Bros.
Attorney Boyle is in Tacoma this week,
appearing in the federal court in the case
against Cashier Peters, charged with
making false entries upon the books of
the defunct Columbia National bank.
Many man makes his wife do the
carving, and it's a mean trick, but if
such men would invest in set of those
carvers at Wallace & Coburn's, carving
would be pleasure to them.
Don't put off painting your buggy I'M
til the spokes get loose. Paint in time
and save blacksmith bill. We carry
all kinds of wagon and carriage paints.
A. s. johnson & Co. 3S-tf
The way to mans heart is through
his stomach. Roast your Thanksgiving
turkey in one of Wallace & Coburn's tur-
key roasters this year and prove the rule.
II your sewing machine is out of gear.
have w. B. Terry repair it. Next door
south of Mason's opera house. 43tf
Keith Dunlop, Col. Hewlett and Geo.
ker left today for the Swauk on a visit to
William Ker.
w. II. Norman. OF Outlook, dropped in
on THE HERALD man Tuesday.