The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-06-29
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY

Fred Janeck's new soda fountain has
arrived, and it is thing of beauty.
W. \. Hail. the veteran carpenter,
went TO Portland yesterday to visit his
son.
Miss Coral Doust is visiting tine fam
lily of her uncle, VIM. Dunbar, at Seat
tie, this week.
Attorney ). II. Mason of Prosser spent
the first of the week in the city on
court business.
Rev. Alfred H. Henry last Monday
united in marriage Mrs. Ida VI. Dayan
and Ira l.. Sloan.
Alex Sloan and wife are visiting with
the family of his brother, DR.. George
Sloan of Roslyn.
George Stephenson, who is now Il full
hedged merchant at Toppenish, was in
the city on business Tuesday.
At the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing, the topic will be Pure Religion,
and in the evening Socialism will be
discussed.
The armory building mas passed into
the hands of VIM. Poquette, who will
greatly improve it for the benefit of the
athletic club.
Mrs. Claude Clark, accompanied by
ner neice, Miss Pearl Human, returned
yesterday to her home at Mission, Che
Ian county.
c. w. Leice dropped down from the
wintry zephyrs of Gle Elum Tuesday to
enjoy the more salubrious climate of the
banana belt.
James Lonigan the well known stock
man, returned Monday from his timer
airy in the extreme south, where he was
called in the interest of his business.
Alex. Fashion this week sold $4,000
pounds of wool to Fred Alter, at l0Hc;
Tom Smith 10000 pounds at the same
figure, and c. Olney, $4,000 pounds on
private terms.
Mrs. J. r. Shoyer of San Francisco.
accompanied by her daughter. Miss
Belle. arrived yesterday to spend the
summer with her sister, Mrs. l.. David
son. on the Ahtanum.
Mrs. J. p Ellington and Rex Miles,
mother and son respectively of Mrs.
Minnie Miles. arrived from Webster
City. Iowa. on Sunday morning and will
make their home here.
John Lynch. the old-time Fish Lake
miner. made flying visit to the city
on business on Tuesday. returning to
his mountain Businesses the same even
ing. He still expresses confidence in the
final rich outcome of his holdings.
Jay keck returned last Friday from
Los Angeles. Cal, where he has been the
past year attending military school.
He will remain here for the vacation.
returning TO his studies in the fall.
y. f. Stanton. organizer for the Order
of Washington. took occasion to drop
in on Monday to renew his family ac-
quaintance. after an absence of two
months. during which he accomplished
wonders for his order.
Ben Bragg. Wide Hollow farmer.
was before Justice Taggard Monday
charged with feloniously assaulting one
X. p. Dooley in that fertile valley last
Saturday. The trial will occur the lat
ter part of the week.
The families of Jas. Cartwright and
John Druse are spending the summer in
down the first of the week owing to the
illness of her mother, but will return as
soon as the lady has sufficiently recov
cred.
Luke Lum is in the city for few
weeks visiting relatives and friends. Mr..
Linn, who has been away about year
in California and Oregon, returns to find
many changes of substantial cnarac-
ter in the appearances of this young
city.
Midsummer communion will be IA
mInistered at the Presbyterian church
rcxt Sabbath. after which will be bap-
tism and reception of members. At the
evening service. Rev. DR.. Hayden will
give chalk talk on The Fourth OF
July Everybody wlcome.
Next Wednesday evening will occur
the installation of the newly elected Off
GERS of the local lodge Knights of Ply
thias, as follows: Dick Hauser. c. c.;
Arthur Pierce. V. c.; Harry Murchie
prelate; w. l. Lince. VI. A.; w. F.
Powell. I. c.; b. ". Pickett. O. G.; F. A.
Curry, NJ. \.
Among the delegates attending the
session of the state encampment of the
G. 4. r. and w. X. C. from this city
last week were W. ]. Reed and wife,
A. 5. Dean and wife. B. l.. Bull and
wife, Mrs. r. r. Coombs. Mrs. Emily
Chambers. Mrs Kale and VIM. Badger
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