The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-05-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

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a few days here this week.
The band boys gave very successful
dance in the armory hall Monday
night.
Noah Beckner, of Mabton, came in on
the early morning train Monday to see
the president.
w. T Stewart and George T. Aumil-
Ter have returned from business trip
to Kettle Falls, Wash.
f. F. Perham and wife were county
seat visitors from Toppenish, arriving
Monday to witness the presidents re-
ception.
G. E. Muller and wife, of Sunnyside,
were registered at the Bartholet hotel,
Monday.
There were several hundred Indians
in town Monday who came to see the
big white chief.
George Donald Jr., gave party at
his home on North Second street Mon
day evening in honor of Miss Fife
johnson.
w. A. Ramsey and wife, and F. H.
Mccoy and wife, prominent citizens of
Sunnyside, were among the city's
guests, Monday.
Last Wednesday evening the local
lodge of Odd Fellows enjoyed visit
from their grand patriarch, H. W. Lue-
der of Tacoma.
Found-A small pocketbook contain
ing some money. Owner, can have
same by calling upon A. E. Larson and
proving property.
The president was presented with
several boxes of specially fine Yaki ma
Strawberries grown by George Petty.
north of town.
Snaps! Look Three new houses
for rent cheap. Will offer big bargain
if you want to buy a home. A few
building lots also for sale. Inquire at
room 8, Otter building. 81
J. S. Tylee. an old soldier who was
standing in front of the stand while the
president was speaking on Monday, was
overcou.e by the heat and had to be
carried out of the big crowd.
Vinton < Reese have sold their real
estate business in this city to Turner &
Corstap op5 uill r,oya 70 SnoIopa opd
re-enter business there taking charge of
what is known as the Greenacre prop
erty.
If you don't know who, or what's
going to take place at the Salvation
Army hall don't miss any of the meet
ings that are to be conducted by Major
r. Dublin on Saturday and Sunday,
May 3Oth and 3lst.
The ladies of the Christian church
conducted very successful chicken pie
dinner in tent just east of Coffin
Bros store last Monday. They were
rushed during the noon hour and found
difficulty in waiting upon the patrons.
The new hardware firm of Longuet,
Kreader & Abeling have opened their
doors to the public in the new Wilson
block on Yakima avenue. They have
an ad in another column which contains
their opening announcement and which
the reader is invited to peruse.
Mrs. Harry Murchie went as a del
egate from the local lodge to the Grand
Lodge of the Rathbone Sisters in
Seattle last week and was unanimously
chosen grand manager for the state of
Washington, an honor of import and
one justly merited.
Russell Johnson, of Portland, arrived
in the city Sunday morning returning
Tuesday in company with his sister,
Miss Fife Johnson, who spent the
winter here with her sister, Mrs. ]. J.
Mcdonald, and attended the high
school. Miss Johnson made great
many friends during her stay in the
city who regret her departure.
A farewell party was rendered Miss
kirkwood, of Portland, last Friday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Merit Martin
at their home on North Natchez avenue.
Progressive Crokinole" was the prin-
cipal game of amusement during the
evening while music was also INDUCED
in. Elaborate refreshments were