The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-03-25
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY

Jock Morgan was county seat visitor
last Friday and Saturday.
c. r. Harris and Rev. j. II. Wood are
Kennewick visitors this week.
Mrs. VIM. l.. Richards left Monday
afternoon on visit to kennewick
Beautiful line OF Easter eggs just re-
ceived at the Greene Mercantile Co.'S.
Ruby Poole is building house on
his South Natchez avenue lots.
Miss Helar, OF Ellensburg, visited
her sister Mrs. G. f. Connor over Sum
day.
T. II. Stephens, Sunnysde real estate
man, was in the city on business last
Monday.
X. ID. Young, a practical and success
full farmer of Sunnyside, spent Monday
in the city.
Remember our haviland and china
opening Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
March 26, %, %. Greene Mercantile
Company.
Mr.. Rupert, formerly with the Wiley
B. Allen Co of Portland, has accepted
a position in the salesroom of the Allen
x Gilbert-Ramaker Co., of this CITY,
The Modern Brotherhood of America
lodge will give q fish pond social at
Woodmen hall, over postotfice, Satur-
day evening. Everyone invited to come
and have good time. By order of the
Committee. l2-lt
The failure of the electric lights Mon
day night sadly handicapped the Griffith
production of Macbeth" at Larson's,
but the performance was carried through
to the end with the aid of kerosene
lamps.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Lee, OF Graceville,
Minnesota, enroute home from Puget
Sound Points after tour of the north
west stopped off here for coupe OF
days last week and visited their kins-
people, Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Poole.
T. F. Ryan, of Spokane, was in the
city Saturday to make final arrange
ments between the firm of Ryan 4 New
ton Company of Spokane and the Fruit
Growers Union. This firm will man
age the Unions business.
The local lodge of Workmen in con-
nection with the Degree of Honor, its
auxiliary, are arranging for a Joint
social to take place in their hall on
Monday evening next. All members
and their families are invited.
William Meister, proprietor California
Commission Company, will be in North
Yakima at Mattoon's stables from Fri
day, March 27, to Monday, March 80,
for the purpose of purchasing horses and
mares, all sizes, and ten good drivers :;
must be in good condition, sound and
well broken. California Commission Co.
+. d. Clemmer has had a force of
workmen engaged in putting in a new
front in the Big barber shop on the
avenue which he recently purchased.
He expects to add a couple of new
chairs and fix up the interior so that
the place will be second to none in Cen
trail Washington.
Chas. Lease is again on the streets
after seven weeks siege with sickness
in st. Elizabeth's hospital. Mr.. Lease
speaks very highly of the excellent
treatment he received at the hands of
the Sisters at the hospital and desires to
extend to them through these columns
his sincere thanks.
The fifteen year old daughter of j.
w. Bates, who lives six miles southeast
of Mabton, was burned to death last
Thursday afternoon. She was piling
and burning brush with her father and
brother when a gust of wind caught her
dress and before the flames could be ex
tinguished she was too severely injured
to recover, dying eleven hours after
wards.
Topic for Sunday morning at the
Baptist church will be: "How an in
tslligent child may know that the Bible
is true" Special music, Great is the
Lord" c. +. Leslie; an anthem by the
choir; duet, 1.-THE Invisible Land" G.
/ B. jackson, Misses Merwin and Linn.
Topic for the evening, 1.-THE Law of the
Lord, the Delight of the Soul )" good
music by the choir. Come and bring
your friends with you.