The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-11-04
ALL AROUND TOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Crittinden were in
the city from their Zillah ranch on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
H. j. Taylor returned Saturday from
two weeks visit with relatives at
Yelm Prairie and the tall timber of
the Sound.
j. F. and j. B. Chamberlain last Sat-
urday bought and took charge of the
Wenas feed yard, on South First street,
James Eglin retiring.
Mrs. B. w. Pickett gave a pleasant
party to her young friends last Thurs
day evening, at her home No. "a North
Second street.
Mrs. J. G. Boyer and little daughter
left Friday for their home in Portland
after spending couple of weeks with
Mr.. Boyer in this city.
Sheppard Morgan, of Wallowa, Ore,
and Miss Constance Bullock, of Prosser,
were united in marriage last Wednes-
day noon by Justice R. X. Nichols.
Samuel Burch and daughter left for
their home near Salem, Ore, yesterday,
after spending ten days with Mrs. F. L.
Foster, sister of NJ Burch, and other rel
atives.
f. f. Benson was in the city Sunday,
on his return to Tacoma from st. Paul.
He says all arrangements are practic-
ally made for the Sunnyside railroad
cutoff.
Chester A. Congdon, of st. Paul, drop
ped in Thursday to make short visit
Wild his brother, A. S. Congdon, on Mob
Ill.,. Mr.. Congdon is on his way to
San Francisco.
Geo. B. Davis, an old scout for Gen
eral Nelson B. Miles. was at the depot to
give the glad hand to his old officer
when that functionary was enroute to
the Sound last Thursday.
Invitations are out for the first of a
series of entertainments to be given by
the Commercial club at the rooms in the
Clogg block. The first entertainment
will be held Friday evening, Nov. 6.
Adjutant General Drain came over
last week to accompany Capt. Dulin,
Postmaster Lemon and Frank Horsley
on tour for the pursuit of geese in
Horse Heaven. They started out on
Thursday.
The North Yakima fire department
thus early announces its intention to
give mask ball on Christmas eve
This is probably for the purpose of
keeping out competition.
The Deaconess Aid society is making
great preparation to give the "Trip
Around the World" some time this
month; each church will represent a
country. Watch the papers for full par
ticulars.
f. M. Ford, c. H. Bruenn and Chas.
Mabry went to Horse Heaven Friday to
spend couple of weeks in goose hunt
ing. They were joined later by J. d.
Mcdaniel, who will assist them in car
rying the game.
c. E. Lum has completed the con-
struction of breakwater above the
Mabton bridge, under his contract with
the county. Mr.. Lum says that he only
lost $l75 on the contract, which is not
much for public spirited citizen.
The firm of H. H. Schott & Co. was
last week dissolved, f. b. Moore retir-
ing Mr. Moore will assume full con-
troll of the Moore Clothing Co.'S bust
ness, while H. H. Schott will continue in
the present location with his old line.
S. A. Dickey, superintendent of
schools in Yakima county, made an
acceptable address on sanitation at the
Kittitas county institute at Ellens-
burg last week, and paper by Miss
Opal Heller on "The Teacher Socially"
was well received.
The Yakima Milling Co. vast Friday
motor in their extensive plant here.
This is for the purpose of enabling a
continuation of grinding throughout the
winter, when, under ordinay circum-
stances they are compelled to shut down
for month or six weeks on account of
ice
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Third street between A and B. Regular