The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-06-01
CONDENSED LOCALS.


yer today to spend the summer with her
brother.
Treasurer Powelson of the local +. F.
b. served ice cream and cake to the
lodge members last Wednesday evening.
prince" Harris of Prosser. one of
the leading business men of that pros
the city Saturday.
There was a surprise party rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Vance Satur-
day evening. the occasion being their
tin wedding" anniversary.
Frank johnson of San Francisco. who
has been absent from home several
years, arrived here Sunday on a visit to
mis- mother. Mrs. y. S. johnson.
Are Hover, who went from here to
Spokane several weeks ago, was in town
over Sunday He is now located at
Kennewick in the real estate business
with his brother.
F. H. Gloyd, the Prosser banker, was
in the city Monday. His name is fire.
quently used in connection with one of
the places on the republican ticket this
fall for representative.
w. l. Huxtable of Mob Hill commenced
picking his Strawberries this week,
when he has disposed of to J. NJ. Perry
& Co. The berries are very fine ones
and Mr.. Huxtable reports that ne will
have nearly a full crop.
Miss Maude L. Huen of the Mckee,
who had been in attendance at st. JOS
eph's academy, Died att the hospital
Monday of pneumonia. She recently
came here from the east to visit broth
er.
The local union of the W. c. I. I.
will hold an ice cream social Tuesday
evening, June I, in the Christian church
to raise funds to entertain the state
convention to be held in this city some
time during September.
At the Baptist parsonage last We'd
nesday afternoon, Rev. j. j. Tickner
united in marriage Herman c. Haney
of this city to Miss Anna johnson of
Elroy, Wis. The Herald joins their
friends in congratulations.
John Moose. a hobo. was fined 500 by
Police Judge Lynch Monday for inter
fering with Policeman See while he was
arresting two of his pals. Moose, with
a number of other prisoners, is working
the fine out on the streets.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
McCurdy, born about two weeks ago,
died Monday evening. The funeral oc
CURED yesterday afternoon from the
residence of Mr.. McCurdy's parents on
south Third street, DR.. Hayden officiat-
ing.
Two sofa pillows were voted last
Wednesday evening by the local lodge
T. F. b. to the two most popular lady
members. Chaplain Miss Ora Whitmore
received the first and Miss Flossie Hicks
the second prize. A very nice evening
was spent by all present.
Mrs s. J. Human returned Monday
morning from Cantarf. Mimi. where she
was summoned by telegram to the death
bed of her mother. She arrived too late
for the funeral Mrs. Human also Wis
tied her old home at Winebago City,
Mimi, and stopped few days with her
brother in Spokane.
Orlando Beck. the county fruit inspec-
tor, has been upheld by the state com
missioner in condemning several boxes
of oranges that were shipped in last
week that We're affected with scale The
Seattle firm through which the oranges
were shipped appealed the case to Com
missioner Van Holderbeke.
F. NJ. Spain arrived home yesterday
from eastern Washington where he had
been in the interest of the grocers' asso-
citation. He goes to Chattanooga. Tenn.
next week to attend the grand lodge
meeting of the A. o. L. w. and before
returning will visit the worlds fair
w. P. Guthrie has sold his residence
on north Third street to George Arrow
smith, superintendent of the water and
light company. the reported considera-
ton being 5000. Mr.. and Mrs. Guthrie
and son left yesterday for visit to
their former home at Enfield. Ill. Mr..
Guthrie says he will return in a short
time and resume the practice of his