The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-12-06
REP|)RIOR|AL SHORTSTOPS
What is Going on Daily of interest to
All Our People.
APPROPRIATE TO THE TINES,
items Of Personal and Local Mention Put
Into Condensed Form for 1.-THE
Herald's" Busy
Readers.
Beck fotos are the talk of the town.

iron hansas, accompanied by his sister.
Miss Annie Porter, one of the teachers
in the public schools, spent Thanksgiv-
ing in Ellensburg.
There have been 246 cases of smallpox
in Roslyn, of which 70 are now in the
hospital or quarantined.
Louis Norman of Outlook, who is at
tending the Ellensburg public schools,
was down to spend Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Dirk and daughter, Miss Green,
OF Spokane, are the guests OF the form
er's sister, Mrs. Jay Lynch, at Fort
Simcoe.
Those who have been saving up their
money for rainy day should have
found no trouble recently in disposing of
their boarded treasure
Miss M. Virginia Head, daughter of
the Presbyterian minister formerly To-
Gated at North Yakima, will be married
in Seattle December Is to Mortimer j.
Hill.
+. w. Severance, who has a ranch on
the Natchez, has leased 800 acres on the
reservation and is now blowing the same
preparatory to sowing it to alfalfa and
grain.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Beck celebrat-
ed their twentieth wedding anniversary
on Thanksgiving day with dinner
which was enjoyed by a number of
friends.
The Roslyn Coal Company showed the
proper spirit on Thanksgiving day by
presenting each of its employees with a
dressed turkey 1t took sos OF the birds
to go around.
Mrs. Marian \. Phillips died at the
residence of her daughter, Mrs. l. B.
Turnell, in this city on Nov IS, after
brief sickness. The deceased was in
her sd year. The body was taken by
Mr. Turnell to Amherst, Wis, for inter
ment
Mrs. Missouri Prentiss, wife of +. c.
Prentiss, a recent arrival from Okla
homa, was committed to the insane
asylum at Medical Lake last week. She
was taken there by d. L. Thacker and
wife, the latter Il daughter OF the I'M
| fortunate woman.
The Ladies' Musical club meets today
at the residence OF Mrs IL. NJ. Bartlett,
when the composer Meyerbeer will be
discussed and his compositions exploited
by Mesdames Richards, Horsley, Fraser,
Bartlett and McArthur Misses Janeck
and Boyle
An entertainment was given at the
church in the lower Natchez Thanks
giving night for the benefit OF the IL
brary OF school district No. 4. The pro-
ceeds amounted to $3.50. J. d. McIn-
tosh, who is teaching in that district,
arranged the entertainments
The publisher of the daily Times
Mountaineer, of The Dalles, has become
fatigued over constant digging-up to
make the "ghost walk and has sus-
pended publication. The paper has
been losing venture for five years.
The weekly issue will be continued
Some fotograffers make poor work
all the time, or at most stumble on to
fairly good picture about every fifteen
years then they have it embalmed and
| put in gold frame. Beck can cover the
side OF a house with ARTISTIC photo
graphs all made within the last two
months, and that's no dream. =. $.
Cheap prices and ancient styles don't
even keep us warm. We brought our
knitting and came to stay. First ST. \
The Outlook was the first OF the week
ly papers to publish, not long before
Christmas, an illustrated number,
specially devoted to books and ltera-
ture. This year, in its Twelfth Annual
Book Number, it furnishes a group OF
carefully-written articles on the really
important books of the present season
and particularly in the departments of
art, biography and fiction. Many por-
traits of contemporaneous authors add
to the interest of this group of articles.
A quaint picture of an old-time book
lover serves as cover design. ($3 year.
The Outlook Company, 2s7 Fourth
Avenue, New York;