The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-08
THE YAKIMA HERALD.
TUESDAY. APRIL s, 1902.
NAGLER'S BAND CONCERTS
Events to Be Popular Throughout the Season
Supporters of the Scheme.

SuppOrteTS OF Ine SCHeWe.
The concerts to be given by Nagler's
band throughout the season are bound
to be popular, and they deserve to be If
the one given last week is any criterion.
To this event there were an unusually
large number of people out to hear the
program of seven pieces. The music
was of high class and was appreciated,
as was evidenced by the great amount of
applause given. Nagler's band is COM
posed of good musicians, and every one
of them is enthusiastic over the treat
ment accorded by the people of this city.
They mean to give in return for such
generosity the best of their ability by
way OF public entertainments. The
band is fully worthy of liberal apprecia-
ton and attention. 1t is as good as any
now extant in the northwest, and as
time goes on will improve, like Rhine
wine.
On last Wednesday evening they scored
success. The night was in just such a
condition that makes band music reflect
its best. The people were in sufficiently
good spirits to make the opening concert
pleasant affair. The program as rem
dered is as follows:
Misunderstanding to Bangor r. B. Hall
Overture-Oriental. ......: NJ. BIGGER
erenade-Eventide ............ Ripley
March-Col. Wholley ..........N agler
Concert Waltz-Auf Wiedershen Bailey
Medley Overture-Sporting Life. .
................Ar Arranged by Boyer
March-EIamlin Rifles .. r. B. Hall
These events will take place on
Wednesday evening of each week, pro-
vided the wind doesn't blow, and in
such an event the date will be postponed.
To further interest in these concerts and
to prevent public spirit from tagging,
L. H. Clogg took the matter in hand to
raise fund to assist the band in de-
| fraying its expenses in conducting these
events. He passed around a paper and
received the signatures of nearly all the
business men, and some others, each
one agreeing to contribute a sum each
week. These sums are to be collected
The sum is not very great that the sign
ers of the paper will have to pay, and
they will not miss the total amount by
paving it out in such small sums. Those
who will contribute to the support Of
| these concerts are:
Greene Mercantile Co, Mulhollan X
| Mulhollan, Potter & Stewart, \ Schin-
deler, Yakima Tea Co, F H Hunter, r j
Curry, L Blumenthal, Fawcett Bros, L
o Keck, H Rand, w f Ayres, w J
Roaf A f Poole, d S Seigrist, j b Cook,
Fl Tibbs, John Sawbridge, d T Redfield,
c c Case, G B Mcconnell, John Mechtel,
C II Denley, f Mccoy, Kelso & Foster,
c NJ Bartlett, + Curry, Geo E Weikel,
Mrs G w Cary, DIR c E White, Mrs
Rinehart, Frank Englehart, w F Stew
art, L D 5 Patton Co, C NJ Johnson,
Sam r McCaw, Barnes & Co, A r NOliva,
Geo Bosdet, Miles Cannon, Prof F
Barge, W H Vessey, c G Hoyt, Sam
Arendt, VIM NJ Thompson, Clarence L
Allen, C A Owen, A B Pearson, D n
Hanna, NJ Curry, D n Keene, Briggs
& Dam, North Yakima Furniture Co,
L H Clogg, Moore Clothing Co, \ S
Johnson, E W Dooley, c H Wilfong
Yakima Hardware Co, Yakima National
Bank, Schott & Co, The Bonbonier, J A
Cook, Otter Bros, J Mcdonald, Lom-
bard & Horsley, Coffin Bros, First Ma
tional Bank, Dudley Shoe Co, Star
Clothing House, Fechter & Janeck, H B
Scudder & Co, r D Read, Wyman x
Fraser, F D Cook, NJ Murchie, Alex
Miller, g Peck, Fred Chandler. Comp
ton & Giesel, R E Frayne, G T Aumiller,
J B Burns, NJ Schorn.