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

in Spokane last week.
Eugene Hatton is over from Seattle
for few days visiting friends.
Mrs. c. II. Crane is spending the hol
days with her son James in Tacoma.
A. T. Richardson of Fruitvale has re-
turned from visit to the Sound cities
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lombard spent
Christmas with Mrs. Lombards parents
in Roslyn, returning home Monday.
p. J. PREM has recovered from his re-
cent attack of fever, and left Monday
for Toppenish to work up the interest
in the beet sugar proposition.
The family of the late Mrs. Orilla X.
Frnk desire to express thanks for the
many kindnesses shown them by friends
during her sickness and death.
r. d. Read left today for Seattle from
which point ne will soon depart on bus
mess trip to Honolulu and Australia. He
expects to be absent about six months.
John Lax, of the Central House, was
the lucky winner of a box of Extra
Five cigars offered by F. X. Nagler for
the solution of the latter's square puz-
zle.
Miss Carolyn Stewart, who is teach
ing in Seattle, came over Saturday to
spend her holiday vacation with rela-
tives.
The ladies of the first division of the
Aid society of the Methodist church will
give a waffle. supper Friday evening, De-
cember Goth. in Odd Fellows hall, begin
ming at and lasting until o'clock.
Everybody invited.
Frank Nagler was the recipient on
Christmas day from the members of his
band of a fine baton. 1t is made of
ebony with beautiful ivory handle
and silver trimmings. On it is suitably
engraved "F. X. Nagler from the Band
Boys, Dec. 25, 1904" Mr.. Nagler is just
ly proud of his present.
City Clerk BROKER is DESTROYS that
all parties having bills against the city
file the same before Saturday in order
that they may be approved by the
finance committee and be acted upon
at the regular meeting of the council
Monday evening. This will be the last
meeting of the old board.
B. F. Barge left Tuesday afternoon for
Spokane to attend the annual conven-
ton of the teachers of Washington. He
was followed this morning by Prof. Sci
leck, Prof. j. X. NJ. Berry. Prof. Boyer
and a number of the lady teachers. All
of the North Yakima delegation will put
forth their best efforts to secure the
next annual meeting of the association
for this city.
completed, at No. s Ahtanum avenue
caught fire at $50 Monday evening. A
stove had been placed in one of the
rooms to dry the plastering, the pipe
being extended through the window
The pipe become overheated and set fire
to some cloth, which in turn ignited the
woodwork The blaze was seen by. the
neighbors and extinguished before any
great damage had been done.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Morgan delightful
ly entertained last Monday with a
Christmas dinner the following guests:
Prof. j. L. Willett, Mr.. Tune Wayne
berg, Mr. and Mrs: Frank f. Jordan
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morgan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry A. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs A
NJ. Dean, Misses Carrie and Flora Morgan
Dudley, Henry, Arthur and Ruth Jor-
dan, Mable, Harold, and Ethel Morgan
Lloyd Lowell. Music and games were
INDUCED in until late hour when many
beautiful presents were exchanged.
the $4,000 bond upon which Judge
Rudkin permitted Willard Boyd's re-
lease was filed last Saturday evening
and the defendant in the murder case
was released on. Christmas eve. The
names of those who went upon the bond
are: Wesley and Polly Boyd, the young
mans mother, and father; Mrs. Julia
Hess, proprietress of a boarding house or
the west side, who was in attendance al
the preliminary examination and trial
Mrs. II. E. Grimes, ]. NJ. Byrnes anG
Mrs. j. NJ. Byrnes.
Volume l, number l of the Connel
Progress reached the Herald office Christ
mas day. 1t is a neat twelve page
weekly paper devoted to the interests
of Franklin county, and is edited by w
A. Lee, formerly of this city. 1t is hand
some geographically, and is printed
on book paper. Brother Lee announces
that the paper politically is independent
and that it is willing to do it's share to-
ward helping good men into public of
flee or keeping the poor ones out of it
The Herald extends best wishes:
! FOR RENTING farm near Zillah
known as the old Granger place. Twelve
acres orchard, los acres alfalfa, 25 acres
for plowed crops. Cash tenant preferred
Address Mrs. ]. w. BARLEY, 23l7 Mich