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

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Ella-"Why, Charles, where did you
get that nice box of candies!" Charles
AT the Creamorium, west Yakima ave-,
of course" 20
A dog scrap in front of Barnes & Graf
tons cigar store last Sunday afternoon
resulted in completely demolshing the
GLASS front of a fine showcase
) Mrs. |. T. Day desires to thank the
Royal Tribe of Joseph and neighbors for
their kindness and aid during the sick
ness and death of her husband.
w. j. Mcconnell of Oxford. IND, broth
er of Chas. b. Mcconnell arrived in the
city Saturday afternoon and will spend
some time in looking over the country.
The Order of Washington will elect
officers next Thursday night, June %,
and all the members are respectfully
respected to attend the meeting in Odd
Fellows hall.
Miss Mile Kappel of Red Wing, Mimi,
} an old time friend of Miss Marie Druse,
is spending the summer with the latter
at her home on Mob Hill. Miss Kappel
is member of the faculty of the Mime
sofa State Training school.
The Willard y will meet with Miss
} Ethel Davis, corner of West Yakima and
l\ittitas avenue, Friday, June 26. All
members are requested to be present as
there is special business to transact
Refreshments will be served.
w. J. Reed returned Sunday from "A
hurried trip to Gle Elum Mr.. Reed is
having Il large brick addition constructed
to his hotel property in that growing
city. A. s. Paul of this city has the
contract for building it. 1t will be 100
feet long and two stories in height.
\ missionary social was given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. w. w. FELTON, on
Friday evening by the ladies of the
Baptist church. A delightful evening
was spent. fine musical program being
Grated with Chinese lanterns which
added much to the charm of the place
Refreshments of ice cream and cake and
strawberries were served
The Ladies' Aid society held an en-
joyable social at the home of Mrs. F. NJ.
Spain on north Fourth street last We'd
nesday evening. The lack of proper
advertising kept many away but not
withstanding quite large number gath
cred there and enjoyed the evening to
its fullest extent. The spacious lawn gave
room for a number of out door games.
f, Refreshments were served.
Dirstine, the druggist, is the lucky
owner of a pair of bald eagets. They
. We're taken from the nest in a juniper
tree near Pasco last week by the mem
bers of a surveying party. The parent
birds were at home when the nest was
robbed and gave the boys the time of
their lives. The eaglets are about six
weeks old and will fight anything from
a ground squirrel up.-Connel States
man.
A. c. Marks. of the Ahtanum. in speak
ing of the Heppner catastrophe, stated
that he was very familiar with that
district, in fact the entire Blue noun
tain district. He says that coudbursts
are not rarity there and that there
; are many evidences in the hills where
great boulders have been washed out
and down the hillsides, and that small
creeks and rivulets have overhowed but
not to such an alarming extent as that
in the recent disaster
Bargain.
Twenty acres in Mckee valley, five
miles from town; six acres in alfalfa.
two acres in timothy, two in orchard,
one and one half pasture and the balance
plowed land. Extra good house and
well, good barn. etc, all for 5000 per
acre. Best buy in the county. Ad-
dress The Herald. 25
FIRE WORKS-All kinds; big stock;
at A. s. Dams, 22l Yakima ave 26