The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-04-05
THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.

Henry II. Schott left yes terday for
brief visit to Seattle.
Morris Harris passed through the city
today bound for Cape Nome.
G. II. Wilfong and wife returned last
week from visit with Mr.. Wilfong's
parents in Puyallup.
Felton's shop is headquarters for
screens. Al kinds Of woodwork made
to order on short notice.
The annual roundup for horses in the
Rattlesnake mountains will begin at the
wire corral on the Eglin place April a.
Mr.. Anderson, of Tacoma, is the new
mechanic in the bicycle repair shop of
Briggs & Dam. He is reported as an ex-
pert in his line.
Mrs. Montgomery, who has spent the
past couple OF months in Yakima, return
ed to her home in Tacoma. yesterday,
fully recovered in health
A pleasant surprise party was given to
Miss Eva Clark at her home near Mob
Hill last Tuesday evening. About 20
young people from town were present
and pleasant time is reported.
Mrs. G. K. Collins and children, who
have been guests of the Hotel Yakima
for the past week. returned to their home
in Seattle today greatly benefited in
health by touch of Yakima sunshine,
recital will be given by Miss Grace
Ross. impersonator, assisted by local tai
ent, at Masons Opera House on April q,
for the benefit of the NJ. +. church. A
fine program is being arranged which
will be made public later.
What Happened to Jones is past finding
out other than it is reported that the
leading man was taken sick and the date
for this city has been cancelled. 1t was
to have been presented at Mason's opera
house Friday evening.
NJ. McLennan returned from a bus.
mess trip to ST. Paul today. He brought
back with him a sixteen months old st.
Bernard dog that promises to be beauty
rs soon as the travel stains are washed
from him and he gets few good feeds
of mutton.
J. A. jacobson closed his sixth term of
school in district No. 4, Natchez valley,
Friday. April 80. Thursday evening the
pupils rendered most interesting pro-
gram of Rotations, songs and dialogues
to large and appreciative audience, at
the close OF which they showed their es-
TEEN for their teacher by presenting HIM
with handsome celluloid photograph al.
bum.
The united societies of young people
and Epworth League will gather at the
NJ. E. church, April 9th, where the fol-
lowing program will be given Vocal
solo, Miss Mary Young; recitation, Miss
Barnett; vocal solo, Mr.. Fry recitation,
Miss Smith; vocal Duet, Miss Alexander
and Miss Ross; recitation, Burton Lum
vocal solo, Mrs. Carmichael; recitation,
Prot. Rousch
The double train service on the North
ern Pacific will go into effect on the Goth
OF this month. The engines will be of
the ten wheels, eigty tons, Schenectady
pattern, and the cars the finest ever put
on a transcontinentai road, including
Pullman and tourist ,sleepers, chair
coaches, an observation car .,and COM
bination smoker. These cars will all be
vestibuled in steel, fitted with electric
lights, while electric fans will keep the
air pure and cool during the summer
season. Paper wheels with steel tires,
and electric headlights which will llumi-
nate the road bed for long distance are
among the many Improvements to be
furnished.