The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-03-28

Claud Briggs went to Portland, Ore,
Tuesday on a short business trip.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. W. l.. Cook,
March %, a nine-pound daughter.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Bush of
Iillah, March %, 1901, a daughter.
Mrs. w. 2. Sawyer of Zillah stopped
off here on her way home from the Sound.
One Photo Button FREE with %
stamp photos for 20 cents at James
studio. l2-tf
Lost-A ladies small silver hunting
case watch. Suitable reward will be
paid to finder if returned to this office.
The Boston store announces a big
clearance sale in another column for the
month of April. More room needed is
the cause.
The young people up the Natchez way
will give party in Natchez school house
tonight. \ number of young folks of
this city will attend.
\ mothers meeting will be held at the
Christian church Tuesday afternoon at
, 80 under the auspices of the w. c. T.
Z. All are cordially invited
The Rose Carnival of the Christian
church is being planned. The program
under the management of Prof. Wilson
will be OF special interest this year.
The -months-old child of Mrs. Place,
who has been visiting Mr.. Vivian OF
Ahtanum, for few weeks, died of small
poX on Saturday night, March %, 1901,
and was buried on Sunday.
\ meeting of the stockholders of the
| Il. $. < G. Irrigation Canal Co. has been
called for Saturday, March 80, to be
held at the court house for the purpose
of electing officers for the ensuing year
and to transact other business.
Miss Nellie Lacy, who has been here
since last October as the guest of her
sister, Mrs. w. E. Ayres, returned to
remaining home a short time she will
return again to this CITY,
| The bridge across the upper NatcheZ,
near the mouth of the Tietan river has
been completed. The bridge was built
for the Natchez Cattle & Land Co. and
measures two hundred feet in length.
The contractor was Richard Ball of this
place.
On Tuesday City Marshal Boyle ar
rested Charles Steele for selling whisky
70 Indians. Steele was caught in the
act near the Presbyterian church, and
at the hearing before Commissioner
Howlet plead guilty and was bound over
Tor L. ;. court at Spokane.
Mrs. Frank Nagler left here last Thurs
day afternoon for Boise, Idaho, to attend
the funeral OF her father, James Ward,
who died at Butte, Mont, on March, IS,
1901. Mr.. Ward was at one time a
resident of this city and was well known
throughout the county.
In the HERALDs council report last
week it contained an error with regard
to the action Of that body on the prop
ositlon of asking Carnegie for library
funds. In Pursuance to a motion passed
by that body letter, signed by the
councilmen, has been forwarded to the
steel king asking for $40 900 for library.
Dir. II. r. Wells was surprised in his
office on Monday night by about twenty
five OF the members OF the Order of Pen
do OF which the doctor is a leading mem
Der. The party consisted mainly OF ladies
OF the order who fiocked down upon his
sanctum in body carrying with them
many good things to eat. Games and
speeches were INDUCED in and lunch
con was served at about IL O'Clock.
Prof. j. c. Dickson of the Columbia
school made speech that was enter
tanning and full of interest.
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