The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-01-04
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Frank Sinclair visited Everett on bus
mess last week.
Claude Briggs spent few days IN
the Sound last week on business.
Rev. Henry will begin a series of re.
vival meetings at the Methodist church
next Sunday.
For Sale-Seven room house and lot !;
good chicken mousse, ETC., bargain. 405
North Sixth street. 6o.tl'
The Royal Neighbors of America gave
an enjoyable dance and social in Wood
men Hall Friday evening.
r. G. Eichelbarger of Waitsburg,
spent portion of last week with his
old friend, s. A. Hall of Mob Hill.
Major and Mrs. Dobbin of Portland,
Or, Salvation Army division officers will
be in charge of the services in this city
tomorrow and Friday evenings.
Mr.. Frank Miles and Mrs. Ina Per-
kins, both of the Wenas valley were
married in the Pacific Hotel parlors last
Saturday, Rev. Henry officiating.
Grin Mile, the piano tuner, leaves the
latter part of the week for mis- old home
in Ohio, where he will visit for few
weeks, returning to North Yakima in
the spring.
Miss Rose Adams of North Yakima,
a teacher in the Sunnyside schools last
year, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
J. Young and other friends few days
this week.-Sunnyside Sun.
Sheriff Thomas of Kittitas county
came down last Friday and took back
two men who were charged with steal
ing valise from the waiting room of
tine depot at Ellensburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Allen spent Christ
mas in North Yakima with Mrs. Aliens
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cnas. f McEwen.
Mr.. Allen and family expect to move to
North Yakima at an early date.-Sunny
side Sun.
Rev. T. H. Atkinson opened a series
of evangelistic services at the Presby-
terrain church last Sunday evening
These services will continue for some
time, and the public is cordially invited
to attend.
County Treasurer elect little has an.
nounced the appointment of L. c. Van
Voorhis of Zillah as bookkeeper in his
office. Mr.. WORMS was in the city Sat
urday endeavoring to find a suitable
residence for himself and family.
Roza, the telegraph station in the
Yakima canyon, has been quarantined
by the Kittitas county authorities, on
account of the prevalence of diphtheria
there. Three deaths occurred last week,
the victims being small children, two of
whom were in one family.
Representative w. II. Hare left for the
Sound Saturday. He will be in Tacoma
for few days before going to the cap
ital. His acquaintance in Olympia
stood him well in hand enabling him to
secure desirable quarters for the period
of the legislative session.
A. J. Splawn is still an inmate of the
hospital on account Of the injuries re-
ceived at the stock yards corral few
weeks ago, but is getting along as well
as could be expected. 1t will be some
time yet before he is able to bear his
weight upon the injured foot.
Organizer p. Murphy, of the Modern
Woodmcn of America, instituted lodge
of that order in Alfalfa Saturday night.
Tine membership is large, and the new
lodge starts out promisingly. The camps
from Mabton, Toppenish and Zillah were
present when the new camp was form
ed.
Senator Reed has approved the plans
for the $4,000 residence mentioned in the
Herald several weeks ago, and which is
to be built on the acre plat on Wenas
and Ahtanum avenues. He will let the
contract before spring and the COM
mencement of the house will immediate.
ly follow.
Miss jamie Young, one of the teachers
in the Summit View school was operated
upon for relief from appendicitis at st.
Elizabeth's hospital early last week.
The case was one of long standing, but
the operation was entirely successful
and her complete recovery is practically
assured.