The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-12-28
Sunnyside.

DIR. F. G. Jones went to Bickleton
Tuesday.
The Sunnyside Creamery Association
expects to be ready for business Tues
day, December 81.
Coffin Bros. had Santa Claus distrib'
ute candy and books to the little folks
all day Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wenner were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stobie
ST., on Christmas day.
The c. f. Social is to be held at Mis-;
Myrtle Lacey's on Tuesday evening. A
fine time is anticipated.
Charles Rodman, Raymond Jones,
Ray Andrews and Frank Young are
home to spend the holidays.
Miss Ethel Yakey and her uncle, OF
Port Orchard, came over to spend
Christmas with A. l.. Yakey's family.
Mrs. Rose Adams, former teacher
in the schools at this place, is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Cline for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. George gave an
elegant Christmas dinner to a large
number of their friends. They are
royal entertainers.
A. H. Searles, f. G. Howard and II
S. Knight returned last week from the
Willamette valley with sixty head OF
dairy cows for the Sunnyside creamery
A fire started in one of the rooms OF
The Sunnyside hotel Monday morning,
and while there was considerable ex.
element for awhile the fire was soon
extinguished.
DR.. and Mrs. +. G. Jones gave a tur.
key dinner Thursday evening in honor
of their son Raymond. Besides the
host and hostess covers were laid for
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Young, Misses Myr.
tie Lacey, Alice Campbell, and Mr.. An
drew Fisk.
Mr.. Chester Argent and Miss Faye
Rush were united in marriage at the
home of the brides parents Wednesday
evening, Rev. S. j. Harrison officiating
About forty were pleased to witness the
ceremony. Mr.. Argent is well and ia
vorably known here, and his bride is
one of our most popular young ladies
They will occupy the King place.
The all-day meeting OF the Methodist
Episcopal church members of the
Church Federation on Thursday, De
cember %, was we'll attended, and from
beginning to end there was an increas
ing wave of enthusiasm. The Rev. B
j. Hoadly has received during the past
year sixty-five additional resident mem
bers. and the Sunnyside Nj T.. church
now numbers PIP.
At the Holy Trinity church in Sunny
side the Festival of the Nativity was
faithfully observed. The faithful came
together on the eve and with loving
hand soon transformed the sacred edi.
fee into place of beauty. Mrs. w. H
Cline, president of the Altar Guild, pro.
vided new white festal haugings for the
altar, also the flowers. The altar never
before looked so worthy of Him whose
throne it is. The Holy Eucharist was
celebrated on Christmas morning, when
most of the communicates made their
Christmas communion. This service
was followed by morning prayer and
sermon. The service was fully choral
and the music was especially good
The choir and organist deserve very
great credit.
The community of Sunnyside was very
much shocked by the death of Miss
Katherine Stackhouse, which occurred
at her brothers home on Thursday, De.
cember %, of pleuro-pneumonia. Miss
Stackhouse was born in Wisconsin, and
was one of family of seven. A sister
survives her. She came west from Chi
cago to Portland and took up art studies
in china, oil and water colors. She had
studios in Portland, North Yakima
Spokane and San Francisco, and did
some excellent work. She came to Sun.
nyside early in November to her broth
er's house, where she usually spent her
vacation, and intended making it her
home in the future. The funeral office
was snug in Holy Trinity church by the
rector, who also took the committal at
the grave. Miss Stackhouse was con-
tirmed by Bishop Wells at st. Michael S
church in North Yakima.
Timber Claims-I can locate several