The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-03-30
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Mrs. ID. w. lift returned yesterday
from II visit to friends at Spokane.
Attorney Ira y. Englchart is back
from Il short business trip to the Sound.
County Clerk J. w. Day went TO Sun
nyside last night, expecting to return
home Saturday.
The Weigcl baseball club will play a
picked nine at the baseball park next
Sunday afternoon.
u. +. Halliday and wife will leave this
| week to spend the summer at their
ranch in the Glade district
The West Side grocery has been pur-
| chased by L. w. Schott who will con
| duct the business i'll the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Sc,,dder are
| rejoicing over the arrival of "a daughter
in their home, born last Sunday.
+. i. Hall, pool expert, gave an ex-
| hibition of his skill in that line at the
Commercial club rooms last evening.
The Woodmcn of the World will give
free entertainment in their hall over
the postoflicc on Thursday evening,
EApril :.
Roy Gale has returned from San Fran
| cisco where he was called Il couple Of
weeks ago on account of the fatal i'll
ness of his mother.
Burton Lum and Herbert Shaw, stu
dents at the state university at Seattle,
are in the city to spend weeks vaca
ton with their parents.
The Baptist Junior conquest meeting
| Sunday afternoon was very instructive
and entertaining. Fifteen dollars and
| Is cents was taken in.
The Woodmcn of the World will. after
| April | occupy the lodge room over the
postoflice They are preparing for an
elaborate social event for the 9TH to be
open TO all.
There was socialist lecture in the
Woodmen hall last Sunday evening, the
orator being John w. Brown of Con
nectcut, who is touring the country in
the interest of that party.
| John Beaudry of Crookston, Mimi,
who purchased farm near the city,
left for his home last Sunday to settle
up his affairs preparatory to returning
here to reside permanently.
The Elks' minstrel show has been
postponed until the 18th, the artists
who are to amuse the public finding
that they could not complete their ar
rangements at an earlier date.
Street Superintendent Kaufman has
force of men at work cleaning the
loose mud off of Yakima avenue. There
is enough of it, if it could be utilized
| for the purpose, to start brick yard.
The Yakima Steam laundry has ord
cred a quantity of new machinery of
the latest patterns for that class of
work. 1t is expected to arrive shortly
when the institution will be better pre-
Ruth Circle, of the NJ. +. Church,
will hold an apron sale in the Mennonite
| hall over Cary's store. Friday afternoon.
A social will be held in the same place in
the evening, and the proceeds of the
events will be placed in the new church
building fund.
| The new church project of the First
NJ. f.. Church is well under way. 1t is
expected that bids for the construction
of the building will be called for about
the LIST of May and that the building
will in all probability be completed be-
fore cold weather.
| DIR. w. II. Hare, DR.. j. b. Burns and
j. ID. Cornett of the local lodge of Elks
went to Spokane Sunday to be present
at reception rendered the Exalted
Ruler Tanning of that order, who is
making an inspection tour of the coun-
try He went through to the coast.
Mrs. Hugo Sigmund and family are
making arrangements to move to Los
Angeles. Cal, the home of her parents,
and will leave for that place in few
weeks. Mrs. Sigmund has applied for
letters of administration of her late hns-
/ letters of administration of her late hus-
Miegs.
T. IT, Quincy. Il recent arrival here
! from Big Timber Mont, LETT for that
| place last Saturday to make arrange
mentS to move his effects to this city.
Mr.. Quincy is a stockman of consider
able means His family i already mere
and he will make useful and desirable
citizen.
The story of the Roer war will he il
Illustrated at the Congregational church
! tomorrow evening by fine views, the
price of admission being 80 cents and
% cents for children under II years old.
In the afternoon an exhibition will he
given for the school children at - cents
each, adults % cents.
j. X Cox of Zillah the father of
! Spruce Cox who was thrown in the
ditch by the high school cadets a couple
j of weeks ago. arrived in the city yes
terday. Mr.. Cox said he had nothing to
say for publication regarding the Incl
| don't He renorts that the stockmpn