The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-04-11
PITHY PARAGRAPHS SIZED UP.

H: A Walker shipped car load of
fine beef cattle to Seattle on Tuesday.
A social dance has been arranged by
the young men of town for next Friday
night in Mason's opera house.
A number OF Odd Fellows went to Zil-
lah Wednesday night and Instituted a
local lodge Of that order.
A divorce was granted Wednesday
evening in the case of John McAllister
VS.. Grace AIcAllister.
A party was given at the home of Pur-
dy Flint on Wednesday night in honor
OF DIR. Leusing, who leaves here for
Minneapolis to take course in a medi-
cal college.
The Misses Morgans gave a party
Wednesday evening in honor OF Miss
Foster at the home OF the latter on the
west side.
Stamp Photos. James Studio. II.
Macdonald has news that will inter-
est every spring shopper in his ad on
another page.
Easter music will be repeated at the
Episcopal church next Sunday A solo,
entitled, liking of Love-" by G. Whitney
Coombs, will be sung by Frank Wheeler.
Judge Rudkin returned to Ritzville
Wednesday evening to which place he
went to hold short session of court.
Children's dresses in great variety and
style at the Wonder. 14-2-t
c. A. Ross, the barber, received a
telegram Wednesday morning ANNOUNCE
ing that his mother was diving at her
home in Astoria, Ore. He left here on
the same day for that point.
Many attractive styles in hammocks
at The Elite. Is
Wallace-Coburn Hardware Co. are
putting up wind wheel for Mrs. NJ.
Q. Morford near the fair grounds. Her
house will be fitted with pluming SO
as to conduct water in it throughout
the entire building.
Clocks cheap at Keene's. l3-tf
A ladies' small black sack was picked
upon the streets few days ago and
left at .Justise Taggard's office, where
the owner can procure it by calling.
DR.. Leusing left this afternoon for
Minneapolis to take a post graduate
course in the school of osteopathy.
Regular services will be held at the
Baptist church. The morning sermon
will be '.All Service is Rendered To
God;' evening, 1.-THE Sower." The
pastor will begin series of sermons
Sunday evening on 'The PARALLELS by
the Sea- to continue seven SUNDAYS.
We have the most complete line Of
ladies' and misses tailor made suits in
the city. As Miss Palmer has charge of
this department you are sure to get Il
perfect fit if you make your purchases
of us. The Wonder, Mrs. l.. b. Rine-
hart proprietor. 14-2-t
Photographs-Al sizes, latest styles,
best workmanship and lowest prices
A. X. BLACK. Sunnyside. 4-10t
A. Munsil has purchased the milk
route OF j. P. Melrose. The latter is
now selling all his dairy stock and will
quit the business.
Wanted-Hides and Furs at Coffin
Bros. Highest prices paid. 2-tf
Vote on piano contest stands as fol-
lows: High School 29,402, Rebekah
23,503, NJ. +. Church 1917, Presbyterian
Church 2,1Sl, Sisters 1855, scattering
3l4.
High Grade UTAH SEEDS. See ad.
of Flour Mill Co.
A. NJ. Buck has on exhibition at A. G.
Zennevich's Palace Grocery, a magnif-
cent refrigerator for home use. This
refrigerator is called the white enamel
refrigerator and is without doubt one
of the handsomest as well as most eco
nomical refrigerators on the market.
1t is constructed on the syphon system
and can be easily cleaned by simply
removing the shelves and turning on the
water. 1t is at once an ornament and
necessity in any home, and is well worth
your while to call and see it, Mr.. Buck
has several sizes and is making very low
prices in order to introduce them in
North Yakima homes. ii
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