The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-06-08

Edward Whitson
Mrs. 6. Sybouts of the Mckee. aged
Is years. died at her home at that pllea
last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. \. c. Cowing entertained
Mrs. Francis Cowing of Seattle for a
couple of days last week.
Mrs Miles Cannon went to Tacoma
last. week to visit with friends for about;
ten days.
W. W. FELTON, has started the work on
the new stock arena that is being con.
otructed at the fair grounds.
Ed Fourier has been awarded the
contract for painting the scenery for the
new Yakima avenue theater.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey +. Matheson of
Olympia were the guests of Mrs. G. l..
Allen last Friday.
Street Commissioner Kaufman is col
Letting the poll tax of 81 per head, whic1
all able-boded men are expected to pay
without grumbling.
| David Ramsey was held to the federal
court by Commissioner Hewlett last
Wednesday on the charge of sellin"
whisky to Indians.
/ Lee Purdin, treasurer of Kittitas
county, was i'll town last week on a
short visit to his brother. Walter Pur
din.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Y. Coleman have the
sympathy of their many friends in the
death of an infant daughter. born last
Wednesday, which died on Sunday
/ Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Macarthur Of Seal.
tie were in the city last week for short
visit with their brothers of the II. H..
Schott company.
! j. NJ. Dcnnison of Seattle, former
teacher in the public schools of this
city. was here last Thursday on short
visit to A. j. Shaw. his brother-in law.
Mrs. w. H. Cline of Sunnyside was
in the city Monday. coming up with her
husband. County Commissioner Cline,
who was here to attend the meetin! Gf
the beard
f. A. Bickford, recently of Sunnyeide
has bought the ten-acre Mob Hill ranch
of Frank Steindorff for $500. the sale
being made by the Yakima Commercial
company.
Rev. f. l.. Hayden reports the mar
riage last Wednesday afternoon of J.
H. Natarick and Miss Hattie A. Wad-
dell the ceremony being performed at
the home of the brides father. Alex
Waddell, on south Kittitas avenue.
w. w. Hays. manager of the Coe
Commission company here, has gone to
Olympia to take charge of the business
at that place He is succeeded here by
Charles Hanum
r. L. Burrll has been appointed rral
mail carrier in the Mckee to succeed
Ross Topliff, who resigned the position
about two months ago and has since
been waiting to be relieved. The posi-.
tion pays only $50 month the carrier
furnishing his own horse and wagon.
1t is learned that the 50 feet front on
Yakima avenue next to the Shardlow
block, recently reported sold to Coffin
Bros, was purchased by Mrs Arthur
Coffin, who has leased the premises to
the present occupants for term of
Years.
First Churc of Christ, Scientist.
Third street between \ and b. Regular
services Sunday morning at II o'clock.
Sunday school for the children at 10.
Wednesday evening. meeting at 7:45.
Subject of lesson sermon this week:
Is the Universe Including Mau. Evol-
we'd by Atomic Force" All are cor
daily invited TO these services.
The Woodmen of the World memorial
exercises Sunday afternoon were largely
attended. the members OF the order driy-
ing Qua to the cemetery, decorating the
graves of deceased members and unveil-
ing the monuments erected to their
memory. Rev. Walls address was not
delivered on account of the high wind.
but he preached to the Woodmen at the
Christian church in the evening.
Zach Hickman of Seattle. of the HEX
man Printing company, the largest job
printers in the state was a business
visitor in the city Saturday on his way
home from Pasco. where he is interest
Ell IN land. He was accompanied by II.
W. Rowland. manager of the American
Type foundry at Seattle. also a ''bloat-
ed land owner" at Pasco the two gen
tlemen expecting to make fortune
there when the government irrigation
work is strated. They are both good
fellows and The Herald hopes taeir ex
peetations viii be realized.