The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-06-24

struction of large barn on his place
east of the power house.
Mrs. Grace Prater of Ellcnsburg is in
the city on a visit to her mother, Mrs.
Joseph Stephenson, and family.
+. II. Plumb, who has been employed
in the Ballard City schools the past
year, returned home last week.
John Spencer of Toppenish has re-
moved to this city and opened up a
paint shop on the corner of \ and Front
streets.
John w. Thomas is down from the
Swauk district where he has large
mining interests, on visit to his
friends.
Childrens Day exercises will be held
at the Methodist church next Sunday
evening. All are cordially invited to
attend.
r. S. Morgan is building an extern
sive addition to his warehouse on the
railroad siding. The building when
completed will be 4Sxl44 feet in size.
Lonquet, Kreider & Abeling, the hard
ware firm in the new Wilson block, are
installing an acetyline plant in their
place of business for lighting purposes
The class in Parliamentary Law will
meet at Mrs. Erwin's home, corner
Naches avenue and street at 9:3O
a. m, June 80, 1908. Ladies interested
are invited.
At the Washington State c. +. CON
vention held in Seattle last week. Miss
Ora Forbis of this city was elected
State Superintendent of Young Peoples
work.
John G. Woolley of Chicago will lee.
ture at the Presbyterian church June
30. at p. m. Admission 25 cents;
children Is cents. Come out and hear
this noted lecturer.
Mrs. Hillyer has issued invitations
for a reception to be given Thursday
afternoon, June %, at her home, Alb
north First street, in honor of her
schoolmates.
The big platform scales recently re-
ceived by the Yakima Produce Co., are
in place at the Selah street end of the
firms warehouse. These are considered
the finest scales ever set in Central
Washington.
The st. Agnes Guild of the Episcopal
church will conduct lawn social on the
large and beautiful lawn of Mrs. C. C.
Case next Friday evening. Ice cream,
sherbet, Strawberries and other delca-
cies will be served Come out.
W. II. James, former newspaper
man of this city, but now of the Bee,
Sacramento, California, stopped off Mon
day for day while on his way home
from Boston. His son, Stephen, accom-
panied him to Sacramento.
+. II. Darby, who has been visiting
his brother for week. returned to his
home in Quincy. H., last evening Mr.
Darby is in Uncle Sans mail service.
but may conclude to give it up to 90 to
ranching in the Yakima valley little
later ON.
Peter Bcautrow. who had the contract
for moving the old Catholic church 10
its new site just south. has completed
the work and is now engaged putting
stone foundation under the building
ENcavating for the foundation for the
new church began this morning.
Colin Bros. opened their handsome
new store at Prosser ON Saturday last
under very gratifying conditions, the
cash sale, for the day amounting to
over $500 The new store, which is built
of white stone, together with the ware
house, covers Il space SONl00 feet.
\. p. Oliver left Tuesday evening for
Heppner, Ore, having received word to
the effect that three of the six children
of his daughter. who with their parents
were reported as lost in the terrible
disaster of the l4th. are safe. lie ex-
poets to bring the three children back