The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-07-29

of II. b. Scuder in the Mckee last Thurs
day afternoon. The hours of entertain
ment were from to o'clock. There
were several town visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Whipple have
leased the upper floor of the new block
just completed on the south side of
Yakima avenue and have fitted it up
as lodging house to be known as
The Denver The rooms are furnished
elegantly. Indeed, it is said there is no
neater or more richly furnished lodging
house in the state. The rooms are rent
ed by the day or month and the prices
are moderate.
ID. f. Mackinnon, formerly of this city,
now of Chicago, was operated on last
Wednesday in the latter city for appen-
dicitis and at last accounts was getting
along nicely. 1t was his intention to
be present together with his wife at
the McCurdyDiX nuptials. the latter be-
ing "A brother to Mr.. McCurdy. but his
illness prevented.
Mrs. George Graham entertained a few
friends last Friday evening in honor of
her daughter, Miss Clara, and Miss
Bessie Scudder of the Mckee. who is Wis
iting at the Graham's home this week
The affair was pronounced as extremely
pleasant.
II. VI. Gilbert was up from his Top
perish ranch to spend Sunday with his
family. He states that the picking of
cucumber, for picking purposes on
Richcy y Gilbert's 5O-acre patch has
commenced and the yield fair. Grass
hoppers have proven II terrible annoy
ance and have taken great deal of the
second crop of alfalfa.
The leader of the Jose Minstrel show
w. {. Hayes, used during the evening
performance here, a violin manufactured
by +, \. Thompson of this city. Mr.
Hayes pronounced it the finest instru-
meat he ever played upon. The violin
was afterward sold for $l50
Loet-On the Ahtanum road between
Greenwalts and 'lampico, a pocketbook
containing about thirty-eight dollars
Liberal reward. Finder please leave at
Herald office or with owner. Jack Hart
ley. care of Thomas Spon. r. F. d. No. t.
Miss Rosa Schultze, one of the popular
young lady clerks with the H. H. Schott
Co., will take Il two weeks vacation in
Portland. for which point she will leave
the first of next week
7. ID. Topper and wife of Dawson. were
in the city on Monday to be present at
the wedding ceremony of b. F. McCurdy
and Miss Dix. Mr.. Soper is half
brother to Mr.. McCurdy
\. n. Short returned Monday from an
outing up the Naches, and left immed-
lately for Toppenish to capture boot
logger" which feat he accomplished.
+. NJ. Spain leaves Friday for the
cities on Bellingham Bay. where he will
Geliver "A series of lectures for the !enc.
tit of the a. O. L. w.
r. A. Macarthur will return this week
from the Soda Springs where he has been
rusticating the past two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mathieson of Sun
nyside were the guests of Mrs. Geo. l..
Allen the first of the week.
Walter Hanke has been taken to the
\. p. Railway hospital at Missoula, suf-
fering an attack of fever.
Phil Otter and family have gone to
the Sound cities where they will spend
a few weeks rusticating.
Assessor Harry Coonse and Attorney
Harry Rigg went to Mabton on bust
ness Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs George Vance and Mrs. J. ID. Cor
nett left Tuesday afternoon on ten
days trip to Portland
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Barron, on
the Columbia Divide, July IL, daugh-
ter
For Sale-Good business proposition,
centrally located. Inquire at this office
Miss Maud Tarter and John Bolts
ford were Roslyn visitors last week
Miss Mabel Saylor of Seattle is visit
ing Miss Marjorie Moran.