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

The annual conference for the Colum
bia river district of the M. + church
will meet in North Yakima September
9Th. 1t is expected there will be about
l40 guests, which will include the minis
tiers and their wives and the delegates
to the conference. Bishop Andrews,
one of the senior bishons OF the church,
will preside. Bishop Andrews is one of
the powerful men Of that church and
added to his prominence at She recent
meeting of the general conference in
Chicago, through his message to that as.
sembly, which consumed two hours
time in its reading and was pronounced
one OF the most remarkable documents
ever presented. The meetings Of the
conference will be held in the church,
but it is expected the bishops sermon
will be delivered in Larson's new theatre
in order that those who wish to hear him
can have the opportunity.
The Twentieth Century club reception
Of Mrs. Alex Miller was very enjoyable
affair. The floral decorations were in
the club colors, crimson and white.
| Upon entering each lady was presented
by Mrs Larson with a bouquet Of crimson
and white carnations. The afternoon
passed all too quickly with music and
games, after which dainty refreshments
We're served. The refreshment commit
tee was assisted by the Misses Madge
Clark, Edna Walker, Margie Krutz,
Isabel Coleman and Marion Miller.
| A good suit of clothes does not make
the man but it goes long way toward it.
| Neatness and taste in dress in business
life is essential. Buy your clothes made
to your order and then you will have no
reason to feel ashamed OF them. We
have numerous patterns to select from
and the prices asked are low compared
with the quality and workmanship put
into the clothes. r. j. Curry, tailor,
Yakima Ave.
| The Senior and Junior Christian En-
deavor societies of the Presbyterian
church held lawn social at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. |. NJ. krntz on Tuesday
evening last. An enjoyable time is re-
ported.
G. G. Wallace left Tuesday for Port
land. Before returning he will visit Ho-
quiam and act as best man at the we'd
ding OF two prominent young people of
that city on the goth inst.
! The Dalles Times Mountaineer says
that while - cents is being offered there
for ordinary clips OF wool, it is believed
that the price will be at least Ii cents
when the market fairly opens.
| Miss Lora Alexander entertained few
| friends in pleasant manner at her
home on South Second street Wednesday
evening Miss Haines captured the
prize in the flower guessing contest.
| A. +. Carpenter, the we'll known fruit
buyer of Spokane. arrived in the city
| Wednesday for the purpose of sizing up
the situation preparatory to operating
during the shipping season.
Mrs. Maude Steiner Smith OF Gle Elum
is in the city visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Reed. She will probably remain
here most of the time during her hus-
bands absence in Nome.
H. X. Dent, who has been visiting the
family Of Capt. Kingsbury for some time
past, returned to his home in Portland
to day.
7. r. Fisher has painted the front Of
his new store building bright red with
black trimmings.
| Osborne mowers, binders and hay
rakes best on earth and sold cheaper
Coffin Bros. %
kleis & Bond handle all kinds of feed
! hay, -four and bran at lowest prices. 9