The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-04-22
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY

] from II sister from NllSSOurl.
Mayor Shaw spent several days in
LaGrande, Oregon, last week.
Mrs. j. f. Harris, of Wide Hollow,
was taken seriously i'll Tuesday morning.
Mrs. +. c. Hall is in Ellensburg this
week undergoing treatment from DR..
Bean.
Mrs. Phi Fitterer of Ellensburg, WISH
ted her sister, Mrs. Nevins, for few
days this week.
For Sale-l0 acres about 2ls miles
from city five acres in bearing orchard.
Enquire at this office. left
Mrs. A. NJ. Hover came up from
Kennewick, "Wednesday morning to spend
week with Mrs. Arie Hover.
We have just received a new line of
Coats. Prices reasonable at the Boston.
Mrs. L. F. Diteman and Mrs. Jennie
f. White will give an entertainments this
evening to the younger society element.
The infant daughter of Mrs. w. f.
Lawrence, of Pasco, died in the Deacon
ess hospital on April 10th, and was
buried in Tahoma cemetery.
Mrs. Tom Burgon, who has been visit
ing with the family of E. l.. Sessions
for a week, left Tuesday afternoon for
her home at Waterville, Washington
Wantec-An experienced clerk and a
cashier at the Chicago store, one good in
penmanship and figures required. Apply
Immediately. Is 1t
Wanted-Employment for three boys
aged a., Is and 10 years. Ranch work
preferred. Have had experience in that
line. r. Bolts, POP West Yakima Ave.
Mrs. F. NJ. Lambert, has recently
had city water placed in her boarding
house and has added bathroom which
greatly increases the many conveniences
enjoyed by her guests.
Mrs. John Donohue and Miss Dono-
hue, Mrs. John B. Stevens and John B.
Stevens, Jr., arrived in the city Tuesday
night from Tacoma, and will spend three
weeks at Hotel Yakima on a recuperative
trip.
Ninton 4 Reese last week sold the |.
7. Day place east of the powerhouse to
G. NJ. Mcdonald, recent arrival from
Wenatchee. Mr.. Mcdonald will occupy
the premises this week.
Councilman A. L. Aiken has sold his
South Second street property to A.
Dragoo, of Parker, who with his family
will occupy the place within few weeks.
Mr.. Aikens will remove to Ashland, Or
egon, where he will go into the stock
business.
On April 81, 1903, Rome, Italy, was
1856 years old according to tradition.
Prince Colonna, mayor of Rome, re-
ceiyed that day thousands of kilograms
from all over the world wishing the
"eternal city" magnificent future.
A very creditable entertainment was
given Tuesday evening at the Christian
church by the kindergarten pupils OF
Miss Alice Scudder and Miss Agnes Will
cox. large crowd were highly pleased
with the performance of the little ones.
Professor Ernest Woodcock and wife
and Miss Sherman, of Woodcock Acad-
envy, Ahtanum, attended the Inland
Empire Teachers Association at Walla
| Walla last week. superintendent
| Dicky was also a visitor. There were
celebrated educators present from the
three states of Idaho, Oregon and Wash
ington.
Strayed-One small mare weighing
about 1000 pounds, blush mouse or slate
color, white right hind foot with wire cut
on ankle, branded q on left shoulder,
also, one yearling horse colt, same color
as mare except no white on feet. no
brand; $1,000 reward for their return
to the Wenas Stables or II. f. Angel,
North Yakima. 10
F. q. Drew has just completed the
I typographical maps along the route of
the proposed Tietan and Cowyche ditch
and forwarded them to the government
This is the canal that the government
( has taken the matter of construction
under advisement, and when completed