The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-04-01
PiThY PARAGRAPHS SIZED UP

Mrs. Frank Wheeler will come over
from Seattle to see the Jubilee Ministries.
Wanted-Two apprentice girls at
once. Mrs. Voorhees,, Room II, Otter
Block. l3-lt
+. j. Jaeger had business in this city
the first of the week He registered at
the Bartholet from Zilah.
Orlando Beck is in the vicinity Of
Toppensh this week inspecting the
fruit orchards around there.
The Spokane baseball club stayed at
the Yakima Hotel while i'll the city.
They are fine bunch of fellows.
The Trinity Club will give Il dance
in the Wisconsin Hall on the evening
OF April 3rd, which is next Friday
Miles Cannon will give box party
the first evening of the Jubilee min
strels, which will Gene off here on April
16 and Il.
Fred Leckenby of Union, Oregon, SON
in-law of Mrs. Erwin. spent Sunday
here at the home of the latter. lie is
en- route home from Seattle.
J. Ii. GRAY and Irving Worthington,
civil engineers for the Yakima Land and
Live Stock Company, were guests at the
Yakima Hotel, Sunday.
Free-Call at Cowing x Wilcox Hard
ware Store for an aluminium identiiica-
ton key check. Your name Will be
registered and KEYS returned If pre-
scented by finder. All free. IL
James Il. Coe, who has been assoc
ciated with several OF the newspapers
in the city, left Saturday night for Pull
man, Wash, where he goes to accept a
position with the Pullman Herald.
The "trip around the world which
comes off this evening under the auspces
OF the Ladies Aid society of the Baptist
church is the chief topic OF conversation
among the society element OF the city.
:. H. Mason came down from North
Yakima Thursday to begin fencing his
ranch east of town. sam Expects to
remove to Prosser to reside permanently.
-Prosser Record.
Yakima county will have another
newspaper. Old dame rumor brought
it to our ear contidentiallv that a paper
would shortly be started in our neighbor-
ing town OF Mabton. Success the more
the merrior. -Prosser Record.
H. w. Chase sold IS head OF cattle to
Carsttn Bros this week at $4.75 per
/ hundred-weight This is said To be the
highest price paid this year. They were
| one of the best lot of cattle ever sold in
Yakima county, the average weight being
HOO pounds.
Charles Irby, better known as "Blub-
Der" the Hop-pickers' center fielder
has been rendered a position with the
| Spokane League Team. He has not
yet decided TO leave the local aggrega-
/ ton.
Howard Thompson OF, North Yakima,
was here on business this week. = +.
John Heinzering left Tuesday evening
for North Yakima where he will be en-
gagged in the butcher business. His
family will 90 down as soon as conven-
ient.-Cascade Miner.
Reverend II. VI. Bartlett and Rever-
end Lockwood, of Ellensburg, ex-
changed pulpits last Sunday morning.
St. Michaeps Episcopal church was
filled last Sunday to greet the visiting
minister aud to hear the choir voices
led by the magnificent new pipe organ
of the church.
Senator J. J. Smith Of Enumclaw
president OF the senate in the eighth
legislature, and A. g. Hanson, big
lumber dealer from the same town
stopped off between trains here Monday
| Inc IoIuleI scHllcHldH ildu ooiiC JUST
ness with DR.. w. II. Hare.
The Junior Baseball league team o
the city schools, Shirley Parker, cap
tain, played the Freshmen of the High
school last Saturday afternoon, resulting
in victory for the latter by a score o
10 to -. The batteries for the Fresh
men were Caseres and Waters Juniors
Pentz and Shaw.
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