The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-06-03

Miss Florence Gordon returned Mon
day afternoon from Alaska, whittier she
had gone with her brother, DR.. Gorden,
on six-weeks' trip. DR.. Gordon has
gone into the interior of Alaska on
bear and moose hunt and his sister re-
turned alone as she did not care to ex-
perience the hardships which would
necessarily follow upon an expedition of
that nature. The doctor will return
home in a couple of weeks.
r. G.. Brautigam of Boston, Mass,
arrived in the city last week. Mr.. Brau-
tgam is an intimate friend of H. d.
Baylor, recently OF Boston, and upon the
recommendation of Mr.. Baylor has come
to North Yakima to make his future
home. He will be connected with the
Yakima Bottling Works, of which Mr..
Baylor is the proprietor.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Reed, Mrs. A.
H. Tuesley, A. S. Paul, William Badger
and B. L. Bull have returned from Spo-
kane where they attended the q. A. r.
encampment last week. They report
one of the most pleasant sessions ever
held in the state, which was only marred
the closing night by the sudden death of
the grand commander.
Prof. Robinson, whom it will beremen.-
bered, produced the cantata, "Queen
Esther" at Larson's theatre, with the
aid of local talent, met with big success
in the same production at Colfax last
Thursday evening. Will Hoyt, a former
Yakima boy, is with him singing the
leading parts.
Rev. A. J. Smith, of the Ahtanum,
will conduct services at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday morning.
The evening service will be omitted.
The Congregation is invited to join in
the union service at the Presbyterian
church.
John Sinclair came up from Simcoe
to spend sunday in the city. He is now
full fledged rancher having this year
put a large acreage on the reservation
into alfalfa, and which will require his
attention for the summer.
Mrs. D. r. Farquhar, sister-in-law OF
Frank Farquhar, local reporter on the
Republic staff left for aberdeen, Wash,
Monday afternoon. She has visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Farquhar since last
March.
Mrs. C. +. Ross and son, who have
been visiting the formers sisters, Mrs.
George n. Tuesley and Mrs. c. f. Mat
thews, the past six weeks, left this
morning for their home in Minneapolis.
f. Beautrow has the contract for NOV
ing the old Catholic church to its new
site few hundred feet south. He esti-
mates it will take about two weeks to do
the job.
Mrs. NJ. Pickett, mother OF Mrs. Dr.
Banks, is here on a two-weeks' visit at
her daughters home. Mira. Pickett is a
resident OF Port Angeles, Wash.
/ Judge Carroll B. Graves, of Ellens-
burg, delivered the Memorial address
here last Saturday at Larson's theatre.
Alex. Brandenberg, now with Mr..
Sprinkle at Prosser, was in the city
few hours Monday shaking hands with
old time friends
f. W. Smith and wife leave this week
on an extended visit among relatives
and friends at their old home in Sank
Center, MINI.
/ Mothers who want good boys hose
will do well to buy the Gladiator
only l5c pair at Coffin Bros. 22-tf
! Arie Hover visited Prosser last We'd
nesday and Thursday in the interests of
the d. :. Johnston Piano Co.
Biggest tailor made dress suit and
skirt sale in the history of the city now
/ taking place at Rinehart's p