The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-06-14

The local minstrel entertainment will
be given on June 25. G. 4. Graham will
be interlocutor: Guy Grafton, +. X His
cock aud Warren Erwin, bones; II. X.
Rgg, Bob Frame and Fritz Uhlich
tambornes. There are thirty persons
ing part and the program, which will
be published in full next week, will
largely consist Of specalties. Seats in
the parquette and dress circle rs cents ;
balcony 80 cents gallery % cents.
John Kingshurv returned last Thurs
day from ProHser, where he has held the
principalship of the schools. His grad
uating class remembered him and his
efforts in qualifying them for commence
ment day with several presents, while
the school board showed its appreciation
of his services by hiring him for another
year at higher salary.
DIR. Gordon says that the grouse this
season are more numerous than usual /,
according to all reports He states that
one of his friends stirred up no less than
fifteen coveys OF grouse in cutting a forty
acre field of alfalfa, and that the birds
were well grown for this time of the year.
Alex +. McCready and Miss Allie
Barge will be married today at Webster
City, Iowa. The announcement cards
sent out by Mr.. and Mrs B. f. Barge
state that Mr.. and Mrs. McCready will
be at home at Great Falls, Mont. after
January 1.
Louis Il. Zenovitch is negotiating for
the purch ase OF the lot on Second street
adjoining the Fisher & Atkins block.
If he is successful he will erect store
building to correspond in appearance
with its neighbor. The deal is practically
closed.
I. Brand is the latest addition to
the local bar. He has engaged the
offices in the First National bank build
ing at present occupied by the Yakima
Investment Co., but will not be able to
obtain possession of them for month.
The Chinese pheasant, coyey of which
were turned loose in Kickitat county a
couple OF years ago, are already begin
ming to make a showing and several
broods of the young birds have been seen
this spring.
1t will be Chldren's Day at the Con-
gregationa church Sunday. The regular
morning sermon will be omitted and the
children's orchestra will be one of the
special features. Everyone is invited.
The new theatre calls for dress suits
Every gentleman IN the city should he
the possessor of one. r. J. Curry, the
tailor. will be pleased to take your meas
ure and quote you prices.
The Seattle Review mentions Frank
Rudkin as prosecuting attorney of Yak.
ina county. The Review is notified that
John Rudkin was elected to fill that
office.
Mrs. ii. F. Bean AMI daughter came
down from Ellensbulg Sunday and spent
several days with Mr.. Bean, who is en-
ployed in the Chicago store.
Deering Ideal binders have no equals
for light draft, strength and durability
Will handle any length Of grain. Yak,
ina HARDY ware Company, agents.
Miss jamie Sniyely and Miss Josie Err
win returned on Wednesday from Ia
coma, where they have been atten ding
the Annie Wright seminary.
For Sale-A good farm horse, we light
1850; young, good life, gentle; also about
twenty pigs. A. A. McDermid, Mob
Hill. 22.tf
Mrs. Garrlso n, formerly Miss Morrison
of Wide Hollow. left on Wednesday for
her home at Fort Kinney, B. G.
1900 pairs of shoes at half price at
Schott Shoe Co. -