The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-12-23

confirmed bv Bishop Lemuel II. Wells
last Monday evening at St. Michael's
Episcopal church.
The Spokesman-R Review is the only
morning paper arriving in North Yak
ina before noon-consequently the
latest news. SOFT
One more day and then comes the big
mask ball given by the Firemen in
Armory hall. 1t will be the best and
most unique affair of its kind in the
annals of Yakimas history.
| Miss Laura James, who has been
attending Whitman college in Walla
Walla, returned home for the holidays
Monday afternoon. Miss Lucille, her
sister, will be here tomorrow (Wednes-
day.
The Episcopal Sunday school hold
their Christmas exercises this evening
at St. Micnael's parish. A large Christ
mas tree was secured for the occasion
and will be loaded with presents for the
little ones.
B. Menard of the Mckee, while en-
deavoring to stop runaway team on
Monday got his left leg between the
spokes, resulting in a bad fracture. He
was brought to town, and DIR. Gordon
called upon to reduce the break.
Miss Dorothy Wisdom will open
another class in stenography after Christ
mas. Those contemplating the study of
shorthand should call upon her at room
10, Clogg block, and arrange for lesson
hours. The course occupies but six
weeks.
w. L. Wrightof Fruitvale has received
word of the arrival in New York state,
in good condition. of q boxes of fancy
apples which he shipped in November.
The fruit was consigned to j. NJ. Gilbert
and is pronounced by him the choicest
ever shown in the state.
The Purity Meat Market opened for
business on Monday last in Coffin Bros.
old store room on South Second street.
Messrs. Barnes & Ulrich are the proprie
tors. They have fitted up the place
very neatly, and expect to keep strictly
up-to-date meat market.
A reunion will be held at the Chris
tan church. December 81, from 2 p. m.
to ~ midnight. Every member of the
church is urged to be present at the
afternoon session. The public in general
is invited to attend the evening session.
Good program. Come and enjoy social
evening while we watch the old year out
The Evangelical Lutherans will hold
no services on Christmas nor on the
Sunday following, the pastor, Rev. J.
Gihring, being absent at Gle Elum and
Roslyn. Mr.. Gihring will preach in
Kennewick on Sunday. His next meet
ing in this city will be on New Years
day, and after the service quarterly
meeting will be held.
\. T. Darby is a recent conner to North
| NUN Nllssoull. wi. bai "
visited this section early in the fall, and
was so much taken up with the country
that he decided at once to come back
and make a home. He has invested in
some Wide Hollow property.
The case of Kellogg and Ford against
s. j. Howe for damages amounting $685.
600 is attracting considerable attention
among the legal fraternity. Kellogg and
Ford had rented the Lowe building for
saloon purposes, and is is claimed by
them that Lowe was instrumental in de-
feating their purpose by putting in a
remonstance against them.
Coffin Bros. opened their department
store Wednesday and judging from the
number of people who visited the store
on that day their advertisement in the
last issue of the Sun was pretty general
ly read. The store was thronged all
day. Miles Cannon of North Yaki-
ma, receiver of the land Office, general
manager of the St. Paul & Tacoma Lurn-
Der Company, president of the Yakima
Valley Bank, ETC., etc, was Sunnyside
visitor Tuesday.-Sunnyside Sun.