The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-04-15

for the ensuing year: Mrs. G. c. Case,
president; Mrs. Dan Arnold, vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Henry Lombard, treasurer
Mrs. E. 9. Burlingame, secretary. The
retiring officers are: Mrs. Guy Richards,
president; Mrs. Sharkey vice-president
Mrs. Vestal Snyder, secretary; Mrs. J.
B. Burns, treasurer.
Dan Libby displayed fine specimen
of salmon trout thirty inches long and
weighing nine pounds, which was one of
many he and f. l.. Sessions captured on
the Natchez the first OF the week. 1t
required the united efforts of both gen.
tlemen to land the big fellow, which was
done with small hook and six ounce
rod.
North Yakima merchants are display
ing remarkable ability in the decorating
of their show windows. Some of the
Easter windows were particularly at
tractive. The most prominent perhaps
were the windows of Otter Bros. :, H. H.
Schott, Me Boston store and others.
Co. "E' N. G. W. will 90 to Spokane
on the 25th of May, to be present at the
reception to be rendered President
Roosevelt on the occasion of his visit to
that city. The boys expenses are to be
borne by the City of Spokane. They
anticipate pleasant time.
You have only two opportunities in
which to see the first and last appear
ance of the Jubilee Minstrels, Thursday
and Friday nights of this week. Get
your tickets at once and see the finest
amateur show ever put on the stage.
Thomas H. Means and w. II. Heie-
man, two U. S. government civil en-
gineers, who are here experimenting the
work of retaining the twenty acre
alkai ranch of Peter Gervais, are stay
ing at the Yakima Hotel.
Gladys the eight-year-old daughter of
w. NJ. Moore, of North Second street,
dislocated a shoulder while at play
on Friday evening. DR.. Gordon was
summoned by telephone and relieved
the litts sufferer.
The North Yakima Hoppickers won
two consecutive games from the Walla
Walla baseball nine. last Saturday and
Sunday. They must have struck an
easy mark.-Prosser Record.
| Tickets may be secured at the drug
stores in the city for the Jubilee min
strels. Get your seats reserved and
avoid the unmistaka BILE rush on Thurs
day and Friday evenings.
G. H. Roush of Godendale, was
visitor in North Yakima Monday. He
says the town is plainly on the ascendency
and has great prospects for a large and
enterprising city.
F. w. Beck has sold his studio to
the City Photo Co., which will be ready
for business as soon as necessary ar
rangements can be made.
Theodore Wright of Prosser and Hub
Pratt of that city's electric lighting
plant, had business here Monday and
| Tuesday.
H. j. Snively has removed his law
Office from the Yakima National bank
building into the Ward block across the
street.
S. B. Ostrander of Kennewick, has
been in the city number of days on
| some important business matters.
w. P. Sawyer spent a few days here
this week. He was registered at the
Bartholet from Parker.
A. Won Holderbeke, state commissioner
of horticulture, arrived in the city Mon
day afternoon.
j. c. Lloyd from the "Windy City,"
had business in North Yakima the first
of the week.
| j. J. Rudkin's law office is now To-
Gated in the Allen building over Roaf's
drug store.
Instrumental instruction on piano or
organ. Mrs. c. NJ. Hauser, Alb Yak
ina avenue. 15-4t
Mrs. Thomas Burgen of Waterville, is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
l.. Sessions.
H. B. Riggs law office is now located
in the new Sloan building on Yakima
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