The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-04-27
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The Minnesotans are planning on a
mig time at their gathering next Fri
day evening in Odd Fellows hall. All
old residents of that state are invited
to come.
Why pay 5000 or 500 per acre for
land when you can get the Yakima
Acre Tracts for 1928 to S275 each, only
one mile from court house. Lince &
Patton, agents. l7-2t
The Crescent Mandolin club, under
the direction of Howard f. Thompson
will furnish the music for the evening
at the banquet of the Minnesota So
ciety Friday evening. Prof. Davis, the
banjo virtousoue, will favor the club
with a few selections.
W. r. DeWolf and Miss Beulah Sig
mund were mcrriad yesterday after.
noon at the home of the brides mother
| by Rev. Alfred II. Henry. The happy
couple left for Seattle, their future
home, accompanied by the good wishes
of many friends.
Next Sunday morning DR.. Hayden
will speak on "Presbyterian Doctrine
and Polity." the faith and government
of the Presbyterian church. Newly
elected elders will be ordained and in
stalled The evening subject will be,
THE Test of Character" Everybody
welcome.
Geo. w. Berg, new stonemason from
Michigan, who will locate here, will SUI
perintend the masonry work on the
new Bounds and Stewart building OF
.outh First street. He Is said to be
fine mechanic and his first job here IS
d coed one. Mr.. Berg has been employ
ed Tor the season by a. +. Howard, who
has the contract for the building.
The entertainment to be given ut the
Christian church Friday evening pom
lses to be a unique one. just what the
program will be those having it in
charge refuse to divulge, but state that
those who are fortunate enough to at
tend will get their moneys worth and
then some to spare. The proceeds will
assist the work undertaken by the
choir. All are invited.
+. NJ. Spain, who has been spending
the past two weeks in the Big Bend
country, in the interests of the State
Grocers' association, came home Satur-
day to remain over Sunday. On Monday
he will start for San Francisco to be
present at "A convention of grocers. Mr..
Spain was elected delegate to the
supreme lodge A. o. L. W.. at a recent
meeting of the grand lodge held in
Seattle.
The Weiecl and Selah baseball teams
played Il game at the park yesterday
afternoon, which resulted in a victory
for the former by a score of p to 2.
The Weigel's didn't give the country
boys fair show, however. ringing in
some of the old players of the Hop
pickers to help them. The Weigel nine,
though. is a good one and is talking of
going to Eilensburg next Sunday for
the first real game of the season.
Several former Yakimans were SER
iousy affected by fire at Gle Elum
Monday night. A. +. Flower, general
merchandise. who was burned out, was
u former resident of Iillah. while
Haynes & Pratt. hardware merchants,
were partners here in the artesian well
boring business some years ago. Mr..
Flowers loss, is estimated at $4,000 with
SO 900 insurance. while Haynes & Pratt,
whose store adjoined the formers, lost
about 5000
The "l's" have arranged for an en-
tertainment at the Baptist church next
Tuesday evening that will doubtless at
tract good house. Fifteen different
countries of the world will be repre-
scented in national dress, and those par
tiicipating in the program will give
selections suitable to the country they
represent. Some of the best talent in
the city will have a place on the pro-
gram. The proceeds will go to the Y.
NJ. c. A. fund.
The Merchant of Venice attracted
good audience to Larsons theatre Tues
day evening, the stars being Yakima's
favorite Shakespearian interpreters,
Chas. B. Hanford and Miss Drofnah
spell it backward) as Shylock and
Portia. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanford We're
well supported as was attested by the
frequent applause given the company
in the various acts. Mr.. Hanford won
laurels in Yakima some years ago when
he appeared in the curtain raiser "The
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