The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-10-04

on Monday, after an absence of several
weeks.
Mrs. Redman, daughter of Capt. J. T.
Simmons, lie in the city from Portland
visiting her relatives.
DR.. Otto Klug, was down from Ellens-
burg Thursday and Friday taking in the
sights at the fair and visiting old friends.
Architect FELTON, ia preparing plans for
a fine bachelors cottage to be erected by
W. L. Steinweg on his lots corner B and
Fourth streets.
Mrs. j. B. Huntington OF Portland, ell
dest daughter of Mrs. David Guilland, ar
rived here on Monday afternoon but too
late to attend her fathers funeral.
A marriage license was issued to G. q.
Hartman and Miss NJ. l. Perry on Sat.
urday, and on Monday license was is-
sued to Albert Neff and Miss Ida TAYLOR,
Miss BERTHE McPhee, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jno. McPhee, and Miss Ethel
Young, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. w
Young, left for Ellensburg to attend the
state normal school on Monday.
John Thomas, one of "the soldier boys"
in the Philippines, arrived here on Satur-
day and will remain with his sister, Miss
Made Thomas, until. the arrival of his
mother, from Tacoma, when they will
occupy the Wesley cottage.
Mrs. Matte Graves, state organizer
for the Good Templars was in the city
Sunday and Monday. Sunday evening
Mrs Graves occupied the pulpit at the
M. E. church, and gave strong talk on
the duties of citizenship.
VIM. Lee, jr., knows how to grow yege-
tables we'll and how to appease the
appetites of newspaper men, he having
demonstrated both facts by leaving with
the HERALD force liberal supply Of egg
plants last Saturday.
Mrs. Sullivan and sister, sisters of
Walter and Elliott Burbank and former
residents of Yakima, left on Monday for
Spokane. Mrs. Sullivan is the wife Of
the owner of the "merry-go-round" and
has many friends here.
Prot. Reuben Schwartze left last Fri
day for Buckley, where he has accepted
the principalship OF the city schools.
The best wishes Of . host of Yakima
friends, among whom he Is known not
only as gentleman of high character,
but an educator Of ability, 60 with him.
Miss Clara Kingsbury left this week
for Spokane where she will spend the
winter. Capt. Kingsbury will follow in
few days as soon as he can settle some
business matters and turn oyer his resi-.
dence to Fred Haun and family. who will
occupy 1t during their absence.
The dedication Of the NatcheE Presby-
terrain church took place on Sunday. The
attendance was not az large as was ex-
pected but all present were edited by Q
magnificent sermon from the Rev. Hugh
Gilchrist of Seattle. The collection
amounted to $50 and only about S75 more
is necessary to complete the building OF
the fence and purchase . suitable stove
and other desired furnishings.
F. NJ. McCally, principal Of the Ellens-
burg schools, was pleased visitor in
Yakima Last week. He was an earnest
attendant upon the teachers institute but
found time to visit the fair and mark the
many improvements in and about the
city. Its thrifty place" he sententi-
ously remarked, "and it's growth has not
only been phenomenal, but it seems to be
moving ahead with greater vim with
each succeeding year."
Court convened on Monday morning
and out of Difference to the wishes Of the
attorneys who desired to show their feel
ings of respect for the late David Guilland,
emotion day" was continued into Tues
day when adjournment was taken until
Monday next. The motion tor contempt
against Mr.. Grinrod, Of Kittitas county i.
for not paying the specified sums for the
maintenance of his wife and costs Of pro.
cedure, was sustained. Two days grace
was given but Attorney Grayes gave
notice that bonds would be fled and an
appeal taken to the supreme court.