The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-05-06


from Ontario, Oregon and is well pleased
n with the outlook here. w ,rdr ",v9nI 5i
Il J. A. Williams of North Yakima, was
a Zillah visitor on Saturday.
i L.,H. Conell is able to be about again
n after his long conference.-the - Aa snrf
S. b. Leighton of Chicago, was in Zil-
lab last week viewing the Gland of sun
shine"
f. w. Taylor and w. G. Merrill of
Sunnyside, were in Zillah on business
last Saturday.
Mesdames Buch and Whitehouse were
the guests of E. H. Furman and wife for
several days last week.
f. J. Jaeger has returned from Hot
Springs feeling much better from his
short sojourn there.
George J. Turrell of Seattle. was a
Zillah visitor last Friday, as were also
A. w. Spaulding and son of the EN-
pire" city.
j. R. Spinback is an Illinois man who
is looking over this country with view
of settling here. He arrived last week
from st. Charles, and is well pleased
with our city.
f. f. Behanell of Portland, Oregon,
gave this city call last week. He is
| 1pplyinr ha
with view of buying and moving here
to live.
Mrs. f. j. Jaeger returned Tuesday
from an extended visit in the East. She
has been away over four months and
has visited friends and relatives in Wis
consin, Minnesota and Iowa.
VIM. Mcmillan and II. A. REYNOLDS
both of Tacoma, were over "taking in"
the country last week and are quite
satisfied with the situation here, and the
sunshiny days of the past week gave
them good idea OF the climate.
Rev. Ferguson preached his farewell
sermon a week ago Sunday and will
hereafter give himself up to literary
pursuits. During his short stay here
Mr.. Ferguson has made many friends
and all will be sorry to have him leave.
Mr.. Lichty of Sunnvside, was a Zillah
visitor on Friday. He was up looking
after the interests of the Sunnyside
Christian Cooperative Telephone Asso-
citation. He has lately sold out his in
terest in the real estate business of Roll
land, Lichty 4 Harrison of Sunnyside
and will give his time to ranching.
Bishop Wells of Spokane, preached at
the Neighborhood church last Sunday.
and his sermon was appreciated very
much by all present. The bishop is en-
deayoring to have Rev. j. S. Budlong,
the former rector of the Episcopal
church here, return and accept the pas
torate OF both the Sunnyside and the
Zillah churches. Rev. Budlong is at
present carrying on his advance studies
in Fairbault, MINI.
The Zilah schools will be out in two
more weeks. The last day, Wednesday,
May goth, is to be gala day and will be
given up exclusively to the celebration
OF the successful term of school Just
terminated. The events will begin at 9
a. IN. when the school will give an en-
tertainment at the Woodman hall. The
entertainment will consist of short pro-
grams by the primary and grammar de-
partments, and Shakespeare's Court
Scene of the Merchant of Venice" in
terspersed with songs by the school. the
primary department and the high school
quartet. Your correspondent was un-
able to secure complete program, but
the following is the cast of characters of
the high school drama:
The Duke Of Venice Neil NJ. Jaeger
Antonio, the merchant OF Venice
.................... Spruce NJ. Cox
Bassanio, his kinsman and friend
Observation-Disclosures. Clair G.. Barnes
Gratiano, Bassanio's friend .......
Observation-Disclosures. c. Leroy Chase
Shylock, rich jew George g. Sawyer
Portia, rich heiress. .....
.............M Miss Hazel Landcaster
Neurissa, Portals maid Miss Lolo Cox
Clerk OF the Court Miss Pearl Alsbury
The high school quartet consists OF
Miss Julia Cox, soprano; Miss Nell
Hause, alto; Spruce NJ. Cog, tenor and
George 6. Sawyer, bass.
| A picnic dinner will be served at noon