The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-05-17
The Boston Lyric Opera Company APP

The Boston Lyric Opera Company APP
pears at Msson's tonight with Russo.
the great tenor, as the star feature. This
singer has been heralded all over the
country as the greatest lyric artist Of the
age. His appearance here with this fa-
nous organization will undoubtedly Gre
ate furore in musical circles. The bal
ance of the company is made up with
those popular favorites, Josephine Stan
ton, Nellie Andrews, Maud Leekly,
Henry Hallam, George Kunkel, John
Henderson, Charles Vandine and Frank
Maslin, with superb chorus Of thirty
voices. This is undoubtedly the finest
musical organization which has ever
visited Yakima. and treat is in store for
those who attend. The bill tonight is
the greatest OF all comic operas, ola
Mascotte." and the fourth act of the
grand opera. ''Rigoletto," with the great
Russo as the Duke.
The eighteenth birthday of Samuel
Mckinney. son of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ.
Mckinney. was appropriately and pleas
antly observed on Saturday evening with
party at which the following young
people were present: Misses Helen
Wright, Francis Schorn, Alice Stephen.
son, Pearl Whitson, Clara Graham, Nta
Foster. Susie and Mary Erwin, Clara
Whitson, Mabel Sasor, Bessie Lee, Myr-
tie Phillips, Jessie Snively, Jean Cornett,
Jessie Doust Masters Frank Sharkey,
Ben Whitson, Everett Dam, Dick Stair,
Randolph Scudder. Bernard Wilkinson
Dave Jungst, George Donald, Carl Sin.
clair, Don Calkins, Mat Sandmeyer, will
Hoyt, Alfred Nevn. Sam Mckinney.
The examination of Brakeman John
Anslyn, who was charged with the rob-
berry of Fred Brooker and John Cleman,
took place in Justice Boyles court at Ell
lensburg, on Tuesday. Brooker, Cleman
and Weikel were the witnesses from
Yakima but according to Mr.. Brooker
they were "out.sworn." The conductor
OF the train on which the robbery occur
red testified that one of the brakemen
was with him at the time of the hold-up,
while the engineer swore that the other
brakeman was in his company. The
case against Anslyn was dismissed.
Assessor Scott received word on Tues
day that the assessment on the reserva-
ton was finished. This completes the
work OF the deputies, and the entire as
sessment will be finished when a few
scattering property holders, who were
not at home at the time OF the assessors
visits, have made their returns.
Fred Rowlen, one OF the old-time,
cattemen of Yakima, who has retired
from active business and now resides in
San Francisco, arrived here on Tues
day. Mr.. Rowlen is the owner of the
brick building in which the Hough bank
is located.
Two ladies of this city have become
afflicted with the prevailing Belgian
hare craze and have made up purse of
500 with which to secure a buck and
does with which to start in the business
of breeding for the market.
Deering all steel hay rakes save the
farmer many dollars. They get all the
hay and need few repairs. Yakima
Hardware Company, agents.
Frank L. Wheeler reports that about
800 acres of prune orchards are now
represented by the association and the
list is being daily increased.
Mrs. p. Frank returned on Tuesday
from Buffalo, having paid visit to rela-
tives on the Sound on her way home.
Alaska refrigerators use little ice. See
them at the Yakima Hardware Com
pany.
Choice roll Goldfish l2lac per ID. at Kin
seys. 1926
Natchez creamery butter at kinsey's.