The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-12-14
CONDENSED LOCALS.

visitor here last Saturday.
|. :. Knight, prosperous rancner of
the Mckee was in town Monday.
Mrs. Georgia Cary left this morning
for San Francisco, to spend the winter
with Mrs. w. j. Roaf.
Alec Brandenburg returned Monday
been on a visit of three or four months
Miss Marjorie Krutz will entertain
} number of friends at ner home on
South Natchez avenue tomorrow after
noon.
Miss Grace Heckok. trained nurse,
who has been at the bedside of r. J.
McCurdy of Parker, returned home
Friday.
+. +. Blaine of the Washington Irri-
Sound last Thursday to attend super
ior court.
The high school boys Sorority gave
dance Friday night in Phillips hall,
J their guests being the girls of the Y.
T. c. Sorority.
Otto Pfiehe of North Dakota recently
purchased the ranch of Jacob Rainier
in the Mckee for $4,000. The ranch con-
tanned twenty acres.
The attendance was larger than usual
and the customary good time enjoyed
at the bimonthly dance given by the
Trinity club last Friday evening in
, Wisconsin hall.
When looking for Christmas presents
don't forget that Mrs. Cary has an ele
CANT display of burnt leather work in
Indian designs. Just the thing to send
eastern friends. SOL
Charles w. Camp and wife arrived
here last week from Elensburg. and
have gone to housekeeping at MOI Ia
Seventh street. Mr.. Clark has become
clerk in F. L. Janeck's drug store
Orrin Reed, who has spent the past
season with party of government sur
veyors at work on the Palouse Irrga-
OiOH SCutHt, IetuIHtu IdSl week ana
will spend the winter in North Yaki-
ma.
Following out the custom instituted
with the starting of their kindergarten
scnool, Miss Wilcox and Miss ScudJer
J will give a Christmas tree at the kin
dergarten on the Friday morning proceed
ing Christmas.
! VIM. Hackett, we'll known rancher of
the Ahtanum, was injured in a runaway
as he was returning home from town
J last Wednesday evening. He was thrown
from the wagon and was badly bruised
and cut about the head
United States Commissioner of Ship
ping James Knox of Port Townsend
was in the city for aday or two last
week. His visit is said to be connected
with the senatorial fight which will
soon be the absorbing topic
Miss Esther Armbruster died of tv-
phoid fever at the home of her brother.
Phillip Armbruster. POS South Fourth
street. last Friday evening She Hal
been i'll since the latter part of the sum
mer, but had not been thought danger
ousy so until within Il few days OF her
death. The remains were taken to St.
Paul on Sundays train.
The musical entertainment given by
the ladies of the Aid Society of the Con
gregational church at Mrs. A. b. Weeds
home on North Second street last Fri
day afternoon, the program for which
was published in the Herald last week
proved to be even more enjoyable than
had been anticipated. Those who took
part were selected from among the ablest
: of the city's musicians, and the num-
bers given were of a high classical order
Jack Lysett, proprietor of the Naki-
ma sheep shearing plant, which last sea-
son was located Just south of the city.
has moved the plant to a point in the
Mckee fourteen miles from town. where
it is being established. The change is
4 made in order to be nearer the trail be
tween the Columbia and the summer
! ranges, and it is thought will result in
much more business. The plant will be
enlaged while the change is being made
The friends of Miss Neva Cook head
|, ed by Misses Nellie Hauser and Maud
e Slasor, planned and carried out COM
plete surprise party for her benefit last
; Friday evening. The guests carried a
:, bounteOus luncn with them. and spent
the evening in the enjoyment of games.
! The party included Edna Hicks. Belle
Mains. Iris Barthoet. Belle Broulette.
Mabel Hough. Blanche Hareder. Myriam
\ Grover. Rolla Chadwick. George Cham
: bers, Howard Case and Norvel and VIII
I johnson.
The Ellensburg basket ball team re-
7 taliated with the Yakima girls for beat
ing them when they played in the arm
DRY here by defeating them in the re-
turn game played in Ellensburg Friday
night, the score being 10 to ?. A dance