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

The date OF the business mems jubilee
has been set for Friday evening, Nov.
10Th, at Mason's opera house. The ladies
having the entertainment in charge are
working diligently to make it success
in every particular. Nearly every bust
ness house in the city will be represented
by young ladies, and quite bit of pride
is being exhibited in the make-ups and
costumes. The participants are being
drilled in the various marches and foot
movements by Mr.. Harry Coombs, and
the entertainment throughout promises
to be replete with novel doings.
A very pretty wedding occurred this
morning in St. Joseph's church, the con.
tracing parties being Tim Manahan and
Miss Sarah G. Ley, both OF whom are
we'll known among the young people of
the city and have a host OF friends Who
wish them much joy and happiness. The
happy couple took the early morning
train for Tacoma and will spend short
honeymoon in the several Sound cities
between there and Victoria after which
they will return and go to housekeeping
in d. f. Mackinnon's house on Second
street.
A neat little piece of detective work was
done by Officer Grant Tuesday. He re-
ceived a wire from P.osser saying a
house had been entered there and robbed
of two overcoats, gloves, a cap and some
other things and that the robbers had
headed this way. He kept sharp look
out and lodged his men in Jail Tuesday
morning and recovered the stolen arti.
Giles. He arrested three men, one col
ored, two of whom carried large Colts
revolvers and all hard looking citizens.
The Baptist church has installed new
pastor, Rev. A. II. Lyons, recently OF
Pocatello, Idaho. Mr.. Lyons and family
arrived in the city on Friday last and
will occupy the house recently vacated
| by Rev. Beattie on Seventh street. Their
congregation rendered them very cor
dial reception last night and addresses
were made by Revs Stevens and Hawk.
Some very pleasant music was enjoyed
and light refreshments were served
A. Elliott, of Mabton, together with his
family, has moved to this city Mr.
Elliott is DESTROYS of giving his children
every advantage for an education, there
fore decided on locating here, where they
might enjoy the best of schools. Mr.
Elliott has number of teams and
large hauling contract, which will keep
him busy for the winter.
The cradle song concert to be given
on Thanksgiving evening in the opera
house by the little folks promises to be an
ENJOYABLE affair. The children will be
attired in costumes and sing the songs of
the nations. Mesdames Bartlett, F. l..
Wheeler and Ker are taking great pains
in the drilling of the little folks.
Sunday after Trinity. Morning service
and sermon at II o'clock. Evening
prayer and sermon at 80 o'clock. Sun
day school at 10 o'clock. At the evening
service the rector will speak upon elm
mortality and Modern Thought" Every
one is cordially invited.
The ball given by the Daughters of Re-
becca, Thursday night last was a decided
social success and the ladies who had it
in charge deserve great credit for their
excellent management. Music was fur
nished by the Yakima orchestra, which
means that it was first-class.
Evangelist Ross is continuing his meet
ings at the Presbyterian church every
night and will probably be there all Of
next week. He is very forcible as well
as very logical speaker and he has no
trouble holding bis audience with full
hours address.
The Elite will open up to the public
gaze ON or about Nov. oath the most COM
plete stock of holiday goods ever brought
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everything and be especially replete with
celuloid toilet goods and novelties.
Keep your money at home by patron
izing home industry. Don't send away
for tombstone work, but call on Davis,
the marble cutter. at his place on First
street, next door to the Model Store, and
give him your order. 42tf
Mrs. Ed. Farmer and little daughter
returned from Tacoma on Wednesday
evening. where they were in attendance
upon the wedding of Mr.. w. B. Williams
and Miss Ina Phillips.
DR.. Graves has moved his offices into
the Lewis-Engle block, over Moore &
Moore, where he will be pleased to see
his patrons. 39-2t
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