The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-06-15
Sunnyside.

SunnySlQe.
Mayor Wcndc made Il business trip to
North Yakima Monday.
W. c. Smith has returned from st
Louis where he went to visit his family
and see the sights at the worlds fair.
b. r. Cochran has Just arrived from
Morrow. Sherman county. Ore He has
bought ten acres of land of NJ l.. Coch-
ran of Outlook.
The Sunnyside Drainage company
has called for its first assessment of -
per cent on all stock. 1t is proposed to
begin work at once
The Brethren church has purchased of
the townsite company for $1,000. three
lots adjoining the Federated churcn
building on the east.
At the last meeting of the city coun-
ell committee was authorized to pur-
chase a lot on which to build a city Jail.
which i, to be l2Xl6 and seven feet nigh.
built of two by tours.
Cashier l.. T.. johnson of the Sunny.
side bank, accompanied by his mother.
Mrs. Lee \. Johnson. left Wednesday
for Walla Walla. l.. f.. will attend the
sessions of the state bankers conven-
ton. and Mrs. Johnson and Younger son
will visit with her daughter. Mrs. KEGS.
The Rev b. J. IIoadley preached Sun
day ut 10 a. m. in the Federated church.
short sermon TO boys and girls Sub
iect. The Speech of Flowers" The reg
ular sermon was on the subject. THE
Unseen Guest" There was large con
grcgat ion and the di,courses were much
enjoyed.
The next meeting of the city council
i, expected to take final action on the
application of W. ID. Walker of North
Yakima for franchise for waterworks
for this city. The terms of the proposed
franchise ordinance were published last
week and the matter is being generally
discussed by the people.
There will be a grand rally and lawn
>ociable at the residence OF DIR. Harvey.
with Ice cream and other goodies. on
the evening of July 4th. for the benefit
of the public library. Good vocal and
stirring martial music will add in
tereNt to the occasion. Everybody with
his best and second best girl is cordially
invited.
The Federated Sunday school ob,erv-
ed Children'S Day at the Federated
church Sunday in an appropriate man
ner. an interesting and lengthy pro-
gram being rendered The churcn was
beautifully decorated for the occasion.
and the Sunday school children acquit-
ted themselves in a highly creditable
manner.
Judge Lannin's court was engaged last
Wednesday in trying an assault and
battery case that attracted considerable
attention. The parties to the action
were Thomas Aiulligan and C. A. Keen
growing out of a fight they had on the
street on Saturday. The case was tried
by jury. which found for the defend
ant and he was discharged. the costs
being assessed against Mr.. Keen VIM.
b. Bridgman was the attorney for the
plaintiff and Mayor Wende appeared for
the defense
At the meeting of the socialists held
IN this city for the purpose Of forming
county organization. Chas. Richev of
Belma was elected chairman of the CEN
tral committee and ]. w. Martin sec
rotary, with H. d. Jory as county or
ganizer. Sunnyside is to be the head
quarters of the organization. The mem
bership of the local organization
throughout the county was reported as
20 at Outlook, % at North Yakima. "a
at Prosser, 10 at Belma and 81 at Sun
nyside. the total for the county being
100. The central committee elected CON
sists of |. Wnitehouse of North Yakima
John Dempsey of Outlook. Geo. f.
Boomer of Prosser, \. W. McKenney of
Belma and Jos Blough of Sunnyside.