The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-09-16

Miss Leila Hawkins left for Seattle to-
day to enter the state univere ty in that
city.
City Clerk H. B. Doust has, cen con-
fined to his home for several days with
sickness
The Fraternal Brotherhood will give a
spiderweb social at their hall Wednes-
day evening, Sept. 80.
Mrs. +. L. Lauderdale, with her little
daughter, accompanied her sister, Mrs.
Atwood, to Roslyn yesterday for sew
eral days visit.
Mrs. II. b. Worries has removed her
dressmaking parlors from the Otter
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street. 2t
Customs Inspector Fisher. of Port
townsend, came over yesterday to take
back Chinaman for deportation, the
Celestial being unlawfully in this coun-
try.
Rev. w. Fl. Selleck of Portland is ex-
pected to preach at the First Methodist
church Sunday morning. If he does not
arrive in time, Rev. j. H. Wood will fill
the appointment. All are invited to at
tend.
Two men giving the names of Frank
West and Harry Frank were arrested bv
Sheriff Grant last evening on a charge
OF robbing the home of Mrs. Linnie
Rowe, on the Natchez, of a considerable
amount of jewelry last Friday night.
Fleming Bros moving picture show
opened Tuesday night to large and
appreciative audience They have "The
Trip to the Moon,' Robinson Crusoe."
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songs every night aSturday and Sun
day nights they have sacred songs illus
trated also the Passion Play of Aber-
ammergau, and the Funeral of Presi-
dent Mckinley.
r. w. Smith. the Wide Hollow farm
er, is daily expecting the arrival of his
daughter Mrs. Carrie J. Shelley, and
children, from Wisconsin. Mr.. Shelley
will arrive some time later with car
of household effects. and they will To-
cate in the city
Sheriff Grant on Monday night ar
rested two all-round hold-ups and wills
ky peddlers. giving the names of Smith
and Murphy, and now has them under
lock and key pending an investigation
into several pieces of deviltry in which
they are supposed to have been mixed
Miss Laura James will be at home in
North Yakima about the 25th. She will
be prepared to take few pupils for
piano instruction according to the latest
and most approved method Miss James
is graduate of Whitman Conservatory.
in which institution she was assistant
instructor last year. 37-tf
Jacob Kaler of Wapato gave the Her
aid a pleasant call Tuesday. He reports
''crops good and prices better" in his
section. He says that when he first
came to Yakima he was told that il was
no corn country, but this season he has
thirty-fve acres that will yield at least
forty bushels per acre. and he thinks
that is not bad
II you are in search of good board
ing house don't forget the Varker house.
Mrs. II. E. Bradley, proprietress. The
house has been thoroughly refurnished
from top to bottom, and the table is the
best. If you board at the Varker house
you will not only have good things to
eat but sociable people to deal with.
Try them. Board and rooms bv the day.
week or month at very reasonable rates.
reception was rendered Mrs. John
Cleman by the ladies of the Eastern
Star lodge at the residence of Mrs.
James Greene, last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Cleman will leave today for an
extended visit to California. All the
lady members of Syringa Chapter. No.
oo who could be present, were in at
tendance. and pleasant evening and
elegant repast were enjoyed by all. Mrs.
Cleman is conductress of the local lodge.