The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-22

Thadeus Schmit the monied mendicant,
was sent to Seattle last Thursday. After
paving the hospital managers a few dol
lars for giving him bath and his rail-
way fare he still had a snug sum left
that ought to put him in better place
than roamer of the streets of the cities
and annoying the people. He had sew
eral boxes of old clothing stored away
under Ayres' drug store. These were re-
moved and will be condemned and burn
ed by the city authorities.
Prof. o. A. Hauerbach of Whitman
college lectured in the High school
building Monday evening on the subject
"How to Become aSpeaker." The room
was comfortably filled with the friends
of education to hear the excellent
lecture. The speaker illustrated his re-
marks by selections from the best speak
ers and authors of the day. He is a
fluent talker and a very good enter
tainer.
The Charter Oil Company has APP
pointed Messrs. Bosdet, Medill and
Jones it's local agents. They will be
pleased to receive subscriptions for stock
and give such information regarding the
company's field of operations as the
public desire. The company is doing
some extensive development work,
using such money as they receive from
the sale OF stock for that purpose
Last Thursday was moving day for a
great many residents OF this city chang
ing about from place to place. No less
than so families changed place of resi-
dence, some entering new houses erect
ed by themselves while others were
compelled to move on account of sales of
properties they had been occupying.
On last Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
w. F. Prosser entertained number of
lady friends at her home on North First
street. She was assisted by Misses
Snively and Misses Prosser. Progressive
whist was INDUCED in. Mrs. A. S.
Congdon won the trophy and Mrs.
Marshall Scudder won on points.
At the recent session of the Grand
lodge of A. o. U. W., in Everett, Past
Grand Master Spain, of this city, was
elected delegate to the Supreme lodge
for the eighth successive time. The
Supreme body meets in Portland, Ore,
this year in July.
]. L. Stackhouse OF Zillah, last week
purchased through the real estate firm
of j. ii. Needham & Co., lots and s,
block 80, on Rainier avenue. Mr. Stack
house will improve the property and
may come here to live at some time in
the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o. Janeck went to
Everett last Friday for a short visit
with his mother and sister. While at
Seattle enroute Mr.. Janeck will pur-
chase the plate glass for his store front
ihOF VIII ICtuiu 1oudy VI IoulOrrON.
For Sale-One side board, cupboard
rocker, child's bed, sofa, child's black
board, hall stand and express wagon
Call on A. j. Willis, 80 North Third
street. Is IT,
Mrs. d. A. Eox has reopened for the
summer her musical Kindergarten in
room 6, 1861 S. Second st. The first
class starts tomorrow April %, with a
good enrolment.
The house recently purchased by Hen
ry Schott at the corner of Second and
b streets is undergoing repairs. 1t is
being raised and new foundation will
be put under it.
Choicest stock of all kinds grass seeds,
wheat, oats, and barley sold at Flour
Mill Co. g warehouse west of depot. Stf
For Baby Carriages and Go-Carts call
at The Elite, 10 North Second st. 12-tf
James III. Fraser is confined to his
home by sickness.