The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-01-11

drama, "Ten Nights in Bar Room" to !
be given in Larson's theatre Friday, !
January 16, by the Modern Woodmen
Dramatic club of Zillah. This WELL
known play will be presented here by
some of the best amateur actors in the
country. The company plays in Prosser
Tuesday, Sunnyside Wednesday, Zillah
Thursday, and North Yakima Friday
night
The ladies Of the M. E. church have
learned of the weakness of Yakima
business men for chicken pie dinners.
and are preparing to serve one in the
new Wilcox building on North Second
street, on Thursday next from IL 80 to
o'clock. The dinner will be made up
of all that goes to relieve the wants of
hungry individual, and will be served
for the price of 25 cents.
G. f. McEwen is arranging the de-
tails for stone building to be erected
upon his lot on South First street. 1t
will be two-story structure, the lower
floor OF which will be especially planned
for his harness and saddlery stock, and
the upper floor arranged into commo-
dious office rooms. The building will
be strictly modern, and greatly add to
the appearance of that street.
Adjutant James Drain of Olympia
came over this week to give examina-
lions to applicants applying for the
positions made vacant by the resignation
of Captain Frank Liggett. DR.. Dulin
stood the examination for the captaincy,
John Curry for 1st lieutenant, and
Howart Wright. Chester Barrett and
Walter Rowe for End lieutenant.
d. w. Owens of Kennewick, possessor
of one of the choicest personal colec-
tons OF curios in the state, was a Yaki-
ma visitor this week in attendance upon
the horticultural institute. Mr.. Owens
says the people of Kennewick are gen.
orally opposed to the division of the
county on the lines proposed by the
Prosserites.
DR.. w. G. Swank of Charlottesville,
Ind, arrived here on Monday on visit
to his old friend and neighbor, C. NJ.
Hauser. The doctor is very much i'm
pressed with the city of North Yakima,
and the climatic conditions of this
valley.
j. f. Hill and w. l. Harmon are new
arrivals from Spear Fish, South Dakota,
who are thinking strongly of locating.
Mr.. Hill visited this section about year
ago.
Claude Briggs has engaged T. Fl.
Balmforth, piano tuner of fine reputa-
ton, to take charge of that branch of
his business. Mr.. Balmforth is from
Tacoma.
j. T. McCredy, brother of Alex. Nc
Greedy, the well known stockman of the
klickitat country, is in town this week
attending the stockmen's meeting.
The Order Of Washington will give
social and entertainment at the new
Odd Fellows hall, Thursday, January
%. to which the public is invited.
j. I. Stewart, formerly with Stewart
q Her, has accepted position as travel
ing salesman for a wholesale house, with |
headquarters at Pendleton.
MIR. j. A. Owen, who has been here
visiting with his son, Charles, for
number of weeks, has returned to his |
home in Brookings, S. d.
William Lee, Jr., has bought from w. !
j. Aumiller portion of the old Milroy |
homestead, west of town, and will i'm
prove it as home place.
John Taplin, who has been employed |
by Otter Bros. for the past six months,
left for Seattle this week to accept
another position.
Absolutely painless extraction of
teeth no cocaine used no after effects.
Don't forget the place. DR.. Stephenson,
Janeck building. PAT
Stanley Coffin has returned from