The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-06-17

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of the season.
The county commissioners will hold
their next meeting on the first Monday
in July.
The school board didn't hold a meet
ing last night as was expected, owing to
the lack of quorum.
The reduced rate to Minneapolis of
1920 round trip will be on sale June
2S and July and g. 24-lt.
Mrs. Ella Reid of Steilacoom is the
guest of Mrs. J. M. Perry, and will be
here during the week.
A lawn fete was held by the Epworth
league last night at the home of Merit
Martin on North Natchez avenue.
DR.. f. p. Heliker of Tacoma has OPEN
ed an Office in the Clogg building, and
is now ready to practice his profession.
! Miss Sherwood and Miss Matheson,
teachers in the columbia school, pic
nicked with their classes at the fair
grounds last Thursday.
Wanted-To trade for Yakima pro-
perty 100 acre ranch in Central Cali
fornia near good town of about $500
inhabitants. Inquire at Beck's Foto-
graf Studio. 24-1t
Dr. 7. B. Gum is in Portland attend
ing a meeting of the secretaries of the
different fair associations of the north.
west relative to securing better shipping
! facilities for live stock to be exhibited
at fairs.
before Justice MacCrimmon against s.
c. Brady of the Wenas charging him
with cruelty to animals. 1t is.alleged
that he killed horse, and will be given
! a trial at 10 a. m. next Saturday.
A. E. Spriggs, large cigar manu-
facturer of Springfield, Mo-, visited his
brother-in-law, c. M. Hauser and family,
last week. Mr.. Spriggs is on tour Of
the coast looking upa favorable location.
G. G.. Stout and wife of Seattle are
visiting relatives and friends in the
city. Their little one was taken sudden
ly sick on Monday and Mr.. Stout was
compelled to stay over in the city longer
than he expected.
Miss Mary Clark, who has been a
teacher in the High school, went to her
home in Clark county today. Miss
Matheson, Miss Hale and Miss Pierce Of
the Columbia school also left here today
| for Everett to spend the summer vaca-
ton.
]. A. Leach, who took his son to
Ellensburg to be operated on by DR..
Bean, returned home Monday and today
went back to that place. The operation
was performed at 10 a. m. Monday and
from all indications it appeared to be
successful. Mr. Leach will return home
again tomorrow.
Tomorrow evening at the regular
session of the Knights of Pythias there
will be some business of importance to
be transacted. 1t is the desire OF the
chancellor commander that every mem
Der in the city be present. There will
also be work in the second rank. Visit
ing brothers will be welcomed.
The little folks (and some of the big
folks too of the Presbyterian Sunday
school enjoyed a picnic at the fair
grounds today. Dinner was served on
long tables and all did ample justice to
the great quantities of good things that
had been provided. The afternoon was
spent in games and sports. About $50
were present.
Mrs. J. d. COrnett entertained at hex
home last Thursday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Slemmons, of Ellensburg, who
was visiting friends in the city. Luncheon
was served and very pleasant after
noon was enjoyed The guests were
Mrs II. J. Snively, Mrs. Edward Whit
son, Mrs. Frank Horsley, Mrs +. b,
Moore, Mrs. 4. b. Weed and her friend,
Mrs. Weed from Wisconsin and daugh-