The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-03-04

A fact illustrating singular worship OF
national hero, one whose title as
'father of his country" mitigates in a
large degree the popular custom, is that
Washington represents the name of over
200 cities, towns, townships, villages
and hamlets in the United States, not
to mention the numerous counties,
lakes and parks which are named after
the first president.
Rev. w. w. Scudder, d. D., superin-
tendent of the Congregational Home
Missionary society for the state of Wash
ington, gave an address to a large con-
gregation at the Congregational church
Sunday evening. He also spoke at the
morning service in the church at All
tanum. Mr.. Scudder returned to Seattle
Monday.
An entertainment will be given by the
North Yakima grammar school baseball
club next Saturday evening, March I, in
the Woodmen hall over postoffice. A
good orchestra will furnish music in
addition to a program. Delightful re-
freshments will be served and everybody
invited to come.
Nelse Short left for Tacoma Friday
morning to call upon U. S. Marshal c. B.
Hopkins, who recently appointed Mr..
Short deputy Z. S. marshal at this
point. He will receive the necessary
papers while away, certifying to his due
appointment.
Sheriff Grant returned from Medical
Lake Friday, whittier he had gone with
Mrs. Jennie Dix, who was pronounced
insane by an examining board of this
city. Mrs. Dix was the victim of in
human treatment from her husband.
Telephone connections between Sunny
side and Zillah were established last
Friday over the Christian Cooperative
line. This will serve to bring the two
communities into closer touch, and will
be welcome news to every subscriber on
the system. -Sunnyside Sun.
Ten Dollars Reward.-This amount
will be paid for the return to the under
signed of my bay colt, Is months old,
short name, white on three feet, very
gentle; strayed away about Sunday,
February %. James Greene, Clogg
Block GIFT
Chas. Human of the North Yakima
land office was in town Thursday look
ing after land interests. We prevailed
upon Charles to have the land office
moved down here where the business is
transacted, but don't whisper it to North
Yakima. -Prosser Record.
Wade Shockley of this city has Just
received a check for 1925 from the
Fraternal Brotherhood for injuries re-
ceived while working on the ice. His
claim was filed Feb. IL, and ten days
later cheek was received.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Spaulding re-
turned to their home at North Yakima
the latter part of last week, after a two
weeks visit with relatives in this city
Prosser Record
Yakima will never get new county
so long as it tries to take any territory
from Klickitat. That was sufficient to
kill the division bill.-Goldendale SEN
tinel.
y. f. Mackinnon, of Amador mine
fame, was in the city few hours Friday
evening, and was given his third degree
in the local Masonic lodge.
George F. Bennington, proprietor of
the Grand hotel, Billings, Mont, is here
with his little niece for a few days, and
registered at the Yakima.
s. NJ. Perciyal, Z. F. Benson, A. Top
lin and d. V. Pagan, prominent citizens
of Tacoma, formed a party at the Yak
ina Saturday evening.
For the daily Spokesman Review, or
the Spokane Evening Chronicle, call or
phone the Horseshoe cigar store, l6
Yakima avenue.
J. A. Taggard, police court Judge,
turned over to the city treasurer, Mon
day, Magch ., 81 ,06S cash for the Feb
ruary business.
A. B. Weed of North Yakima was a
visitor to our city Tuesday in the inter
est OF some canal scheme.-Ellensburg
Dawn.