The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-04-15
NUkTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY

week.
George Donald made a hurried bust
ness trip to Tacoma last Thursday.
Wade Lilly came over from the Green
River Hot Springs Tuesday afternoon
on business.
DR.. W. II. Hover is on the Sound this
week He will return in time to see the
Jubilee Ministries.
E. l.. Sessions got the contract from
the county commissioners to bury the
county's paupers for the ensuing year.
d. r. Farquhar and wife left Monday
for Portland, Oregon, from whence he
leaves for California later on to locate
permanently.
There wa large contingent of Zillah
people in attendance upon the trial of
Jesse Orchard for assault and battery on
the person of George Sawyer.
Thomas H. Means, Civil Engineer,
went to Spokane Tuesday to contract
for the thing to be used in in the drain
ing of the Gervais alkali ranch.
The boys of Company E expect to 90
to Spokane on May Goth and participate
in the military parade and celebration
to be accorded President Roosevelt and
party.
Congressman Jones went to his Sun
nyside ranch Tuesday afternoon. Be-
fore leaving he reserved four conspic-
uous seats for the Jubilee NIinstrels
Friday night.
Never before in the history of anna
teur shows in North Yakima was there
ever evinced such interest and enthusi-
asm as the Jubilee Ministries are STIR
ring up.
w. Fl. Hoffman, resident piano tuner,
will tune your piano right or no charge.
References from best teachers in the
city. Repairing specially. Address
ia s. 9th st. Phone 654. l5-tf
w. T. Howe and wife came up from
Toppenish Sunday, to visit with friends
and attend Easter services. Mr.. Howe
is manager for the St. Paul and Tacoma
Lumber Company's yard at Toppenish.
Paul B. Thompson, Freight and Pas
senger Aaght for the Illinois Central
Railroad with headquarters at Seattle,
stopped off between trains Tuesday
while on his way to Spokane, whittier
he goes to confer with officials of the
above named company.
Mrs. U. f. Diteman and Jennie F.
White entertained the ]. f. o. U. whist
club last Monday night. Mr.. E. B.
Moore and Mrs. G. S. Rankin won first
first prizes, while Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Lish carried off the "booby." Delight
ful refreshments were served.
Allen & Mathieson loaded six cars of
their outfit Wednesda, and Thursday
for shipment to Idaho, where they have
three-years' contract on the big Snake
River irrigation canal. They are ship
ping 40 first-class work teams, 40 men
and several carloads of grading para
phernalia usually used in canal work.
Prosser Record.
Among the beautiful store windows
presented to the public on Easter in this
city was that of The Boston store. The
main feature was rich cross in the back
ground, which at night was illuminated
by incandescent lights. TIE artistic ar
rangement was the handiwork of Mr..
Veronneau, who has recently accepted a
position in that store in the dry goods
department.
Edward Whitson and Col. Edward
Parker, the latter brother of ATTORNEY
Fred Parker, will leave very soon for
the east. Mr.. Parker returns to Lon
don, Kentucky, to settle up his business
there and will then return to this state
and begin the practice of law, probably
in North Yakima. The gentlemen ex-
pect to attend the dedication of the st.
Louis Fair on April 30th.
G. L. Allen of the firm of Allen &
Mathieson, who have 500, 900 contract
on the big Idaho desert canal, came up
from the lower part of the county Sat-
urday preparatory to going to Twin
Falls, Idaho. He is shipping all his
machinery to that place and will leave
here some time this week to begin