The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-12-06

Inc munlclpal election on tuesday
created no great stir. The decision of
o. A. Fechter to accept the nomination
on the non-partisan ticket resulted in
the republicans placing w. II. Redman
in the field, but Mr.. Fechter won out
with hands down. Nestal Snyder, can
didate for city attorney on the non
partisan ticket, was also elected, his ma
jority being 10. Doust for clerk, Lemon
! for treasurer and Frank for health Off
Ger, were chosen to serve for the coming
year, and the councilmen will be II. X .
Sinclair, +. c. Hall, George Donald, A..
j. Shaw, Walter Reed, Samuel Chappell
and Henry Lombard.
The dedication of the high school
building Friday evening was attended
! by an audience that more than taxed
the accommodations, and many were
unable to get within hearing distance of
the speakers. The ceremony from start
to finish was frought with interest, and
the evening proved both enjoyable and
profitable. The building is one in
which North Yakima can Justly take a
feeling of pride.
John Reed returned from Grand
Rapids, Mich, on Saturday, in very
much improved condition of health.
He was accompanied by DR.. John R.
Hay and wife. DIR. Hay is one of the
physicians who has been treating Mr..
Reed and he is so pleased with Yaki-
ma that he will probably remain in
case he has no difficulty in securing a
license to practice.
Announcements of Baptist Church for
Dec. 9, 1900: Sunday School at 10
o'clock, mems bible class in connection
Herewith. Morning worship at II
O'Clock, sermon by the pastor. Subject,
'The Second Commandment" Young
Peoples Meeting at 6 80 p. m. Even
ing worship at I 80, sermon by the pas
tor. Subject, Ruth the Moabitess.
Recorder Spain, of North Yakima
Lodge No. 80, A. O. U. W, has received
from the grand lodge in California a
draft for $4,000 in favor Of Mrs. Sarah
Foster, widow of the late j. s. NJ Foster,
wis died in the soldiers home in Orting,
few months ago. This is the regular
beneficiary amount in case of death.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
church at its meeting Wednesday passed
resolutions of sympathy and coincidence
as a tribute to the memory OF Mrs.
Helen 7. Wilgus, deceased, who was a
member of that body
The Yakima County Teachers Asso-
citation will meet at Woodcock academy,
Ahtanum, Saturday, December Is. The
program will be published in the next
issue of THE HERALD.
Congregational Church services: Sub
ject Sunday at II a. m. "The Reason,
the Church and the Bible" A litergi-
cal service at Z 80 p. m. with boys cho-
rus choir.
Fred Leonard and Geo. Doneau of FL
lensburg, spent couple of days in the
city during the past week. The latter
is negotiating for small tract of farm
ing land.
If you would cut your wood with ease
get your axes, saws, wedges and sledges
at the Yakima Hardware Cos. They
make the prices right too. 45
There will be Sunday School and
preaching Sunday morning, at the
Mennonite Gospel Mission, north of
city hall. All are welcome.
Clinton Kelso is in the city from Kiona,
visiting his brother, E. E. Kelso.
Miss Rakestraw spent Thanksgiving
with her parents at Fort Simcoe.
Gold rings with precious stones a
Schindeler's. AZ