The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-06-14
A stage line is now in operation

tropolis every morning in the week,
and returns in the afternoon. It is
proving of great convenience to those
who desire to do shopping.
Prof. Jas. Bever. principal of the
high school, left this afternoon for
Des Moines, Iowa, where he will
spend the summer in study. He
intends to complete the work at his
alma mater, Drake university, which
Is necessary to entitle him to a de-
gree.
A meeting Of property owners on
Natchez avenue for the purpose of
devising ways and means of better
ing the condition Of sal davenune
ing the condition of said avenue
improvement Society,"" is called for
Thursday, June Is, at s p. M, at the
city hall.
At the home of w. H. Thompson
on South Third street, last Sunday
afternoon, s. w. Maxey and Mrs.
Ella Thompson of st. Louis. Mo-,
we're married, Rev. A. H. Henry off,
ciating. They left on the following
morning for Ellensburg, which is to
be their future home.
Supreme Counsellor A. P. Tug
we'll, Supreme Lecturer G.. A. How
ard of San Francisco and State Or
ganizer Hinton of Tacoma, of the
Order of Pendo, are in the city,
working in the interests Of that
order. Mr.. Tugwell is quite we'll
known in this state, having been en-
gagged in newspaper work at Chehalis
and Tacoma.
/ A man giving the name Of J. w.
Higgins was arrested last week on
the charge of attempting to pass
counterfeit money, the allegations
being that he tried to pass a 800
bill at two hotels, saloon and a
clothing store in this city. He was
arraigned before Justice Taggard
friday afternoon, and was held to
the superior court in 81, 900 bond.
Next Sunday will be a red letter
day in the history of the North Yaki-
ma lodge of knights of Columbus
ated in the mysteries of the order
and the occasion will attract dele
cations from Seattle, Spokane, Wal
state. The ceremonies will be fol-
lowed by banquet, and the visiting
delegations will be royalty enter
tulACu Willie tucy are here.
Henry H. Schott received word
Monday from his nephew, Alex
Schott, of Walla Walla, that the lat
ter had suffered the loss of his en-
tire stock Of shoes by fire the night
before. Alex was well known in
this city. where ne resided for time
being employed as the bookkeeper
for the H. H. Schott Co. He had
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stocks in Walla Walla, and his loss
will doubtless be large.
Fire, thought to have been started
by some boys who were seen smok-
ing cigarettes in the neighborhood
a little earlier in the evening, de-
stroyed the stable on the old Shaw
property owned by G. J. Hill on
South Third street, Sunday night
and with it two horses, two sets of
double harness and set of single.
Inc total loss will reach $500. The
horses and harness were the prop
erty Of Daniel Otter and A. Mech
tel.
The playmates of Louiscena Old
enberger surprised her at her home
on North Ahtanum avenue Tuesday
afternoon, the occasion being her
seventh birthday anniversary
Games appropriate to childhood
were INDUCED in and ice cream, cake
and circus lemonade served. Miss
Jessie Mcdaniel assisted in enter
tanning the little guests and Mrs.
Heilmeir served the lemonade.
Those present were Clara Scow. Bes-
sic and Jessie Royce, EdiIn Coleman,
Burnice Churchill, Helen Heilmeir,
Mildred Mitchell, Robbie Mitchell,
Jessie Mcdaniel and Mrs. Heilmeir.
The Order of Pendo gave an enter
tanning social Tuesday evening that
was enjoyed by a good sized audi
ence. DR.. Howard, the supreme lee
turer of that order, gives one-man
show that is hard to beat. 1t con-
sists of moving pictures, dissolving
views. and illustrated songs. The
doctor is an excellent talker and a
fine singer and keeps his audience
interested from start to finish. Su-
preme Counsellor A. P. Tugwell of
San Francisco gave a short instruc-
tive talk on the merits of that order.
After the entertainment the local
lodge served ice cream and gave a
social dance. A very pleasant even
ing was passed.
At a meeting of the incorporators
OF the Yakima Savings and Loan as
ISOLATION held last Thursday evening
the election of directors and officers
was held, resulting as follows: Di.
rectors, George Donald, M. H. Grow.
er. l.. H. Roberts, Frank Bartholet
W.. A. Bell. E. o. Keck, A. B. Weed
Phil A. Otter, H. H. Schott. The
officers of the institution were then
elected as follows: President
George Donald; vice president, M
II. Grover: attorney and secretary
l.. ii. Roberts; treasurer, Frank
Bartholet The directors authorized
e. e. Woodwork and associates tc
sell 5000 shares of stock to the pub.
lie. These men will at once canvass
the city and surrounding country
The Office is for the present in room
II 10, Yakima National bank bujldinp o.