The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1897-03-11

very gauZy, centres on the escapades Of
Stanley Dodge. who misses his ship to
Africa through flirting with an actress.
His son becomes a prodigal, marries the
actress and n regular miX-up results.
The com plications are OF the most anus.
ing kind and the fun is said to be intense
from start to finish. To properly inter
pref a iarce-comedy requires the services
of competent speciality artists, for the
success OF such play depends largely
on the introduction OF novelties. The
company presenting The Prodgal
Father has been carefully chosen and
the many songs, medleys and dances are
rendered ia such style as to call forth
enthusiastic applauses. Miss Majorie
Fair who assumes the leading female
role, is a young woman of prepossessing
appearance and decidedly clever little
soubrette. Lynn Welcher and Charles
Boy lie lead in the comedy roles and Miss
jeanette Ardele is Titenia, wonderful
toe dancer, whe has been specially en-
gagged direct from her great New York
success at the Casino and Olympia.
Thos' Iund spent Sunday in Roslyn
and came back feeling quite depressed
regarding the business outlook of that
town. Mr. Iund owns considerable i'm.
proved property there but says he was
compelled to board up his doors as the
general business OF the place has been
destroyed 10y the coal company, which
maintains large general merchandise
store and is about to open meat market.
The impression prevails there that if
miner desires to retain employment it is
we'll for him to trade at the company
store, and the claim is made that Of the
l29 employees discharged last week there
were few among them who lived up to
this unwritten mandate.
That The Dales is alive to the exten-
sive wool interests Of this county il in
dicated by the advertisement of the Wasco
Warehouse Co, which appears IN this
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house Company is a substantial concern
owning a brick storage depot with a
storage capacity of 1000 square feet and
prepared to make liberal cash advances
to those who cousign their clip but
are DESTROYS of holding for an increa se in
price. The attention Of sheepmen is
called ia lpir abVprt iaaIueuf
The flag on the lower Natcheez school
house iloated to the breezes on the 4th of
March, in an inverted position, causing
much unfavorabe comment ~ many
looked upon it AS deliberate insult to
the new chief executive of the United
States, but the directors explained that it
was the unintentional mistake of some
school boys. 1t certainly was very
careless piece OF business at the best.
II Is very probable that Mr.. James VI.
Gilbert and family viii shortly return to
their former home in Syracuse, y. Y.
fhe Post and Standard Of that city, have
recently been consolidated and the posi-
tion Of manager, at very tempting sal
airy, has been offered to Mr.. Gilbert, who
has had considerable newspaper expert,
ence in the east.
Many cases Of Grippe" have lately
been cured by One Minute Cough Cure.
This preparation seems especially adapt
ed to the cure OF this disease 1t acts
quickly thus preventing serious compli-
cations and bad effects in which this dis
ease often leaves the patient. Janeck
Bros. Drug Store
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. :. Vance were ef-
fectnally surprised on Friday evening of
last week by the visit of large party Of
friends in body who proceeded. ..as usual
on such occasions, to make the evening a
social pleasure, in which effort they were
thoroughly successful.
Special Bargains on Saturdays--E Every
Saturday hereafter until further notice
ae will offer certain lines at special
prices. Don't fail to sec what they are.
You will be given a chance to pick up
some bargains.
If /. II. DmLs & Co.
There will be Penny Social at the
home Of Miss Meyer. on Natchez avenue,
next Wednesday evening Tor the benefit
of the Christian Endeayor society OF the
Presbyterian church Those who attend
are expected to bring ten pennies and
have a good time
Tie reception committee appointed to
look after the railway postal clerk excnr-
Sionis,s, OIL FRIDAY, is made up of James
VI Gilbert, \. Il. Weed, Edward Whit,
son, &. A. Graham, j. l.. Smith, l.. VI.
Reed and DR.. " II. Hare.
A large amount Of job printing is now
being done at TIE Herald Office. Ar
tislic work ard low prices are attractions
which create business even during these
hard times.
You can get a biz bargain every day in
the week il you call on Jno. W. Thomas
who has just received full line of new
and s,a-uuabe goods. $.
Buy your garden seeds from us.
Kinsey & Co.