The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-08-23

also been changed from the first and
third Mondays of the month to the
first and third Thursdays. All MEM
bers are requested to note these
changes. Visiting members are well
come to any and all meetings.
j. D. Medill, editor Of the Demo-
crat, left Sunday for Portland to at
tend the fair and the National Irriga-
ton congress. he being one Of the
delegates to the latter.
DR.. and 4Ars. H. r. Wells and baby
returned last week from an outing
Of several weeks on Hoods canal, all
very much improved in health. The
doctor has resumed his practice.
Henry Habig and wife have just re-
turned from Grand Island, Neb., and
are visiting with the family of G. w.
Mccormick of the Natchez. They
are on their way to the exposition.
Rev. Baker, pastor Of South Jop-
lin Church Of Christ of Joplin, Mo-,
brother of J. w. Baker of the firm Of
Baker and Dooley, is expected to
arrive in day or two for short
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Bentley of Wis
consin arrived last evening and are
visiting e. G. Peck and family. Mr..
Bentley is an old friend of Mr.. Peck
and ,ney are greatly enjoying their
reunion.
Sunday services will be held at the
- Nd 1~sc oh ~,
Sunday morning and evening. Rev.
Baker of Joplin, Mo-, will preach
at one of the hours and Rev. Vail at
the other.
Clarence Doup Of Columbus, Ind,
an old-time friend of C. M. Hauser,
dropped of here for day or two's
visit with the latter the first of the
week on his way home from visit
at Portland.
Mrs. e. X. Current has just re-
turned from a five weeks visit with
her brother, Dr. s. Richards of Mach
las, Wash, and her two sisters at
Seattle. Mrs. VIM. Blakesley and Mrs.
R. Doubleday.
Susie, the well-known old squaw,
was found drunk in an alley last
Wednesday night. She claims some
one was threatening her with beat
ing and was yelling like brave on
the warpath when found.
A. B. Weed has returned from
Long Branch, where he and Mrs.
Weed spent a pleasant outing, after
wards visiting the exposition. Mrs.
Weed Ia now at Green River. but will
return in a few days.
Rev. A. C. Williamson left for
Portland last Wednesday to attend
to some duties in connection with his
pastorate of the Yakima City and
Cowychie Methodist churches, and,
incidentally. to see the fair.
Warren A. Erwin has returned
from an enjoyable outing at Lake
Kachees, looking and feeling much
better than when he went away. He
has fully recovered from the attack
of tonsilitis with which he was
afflicted.
John Kingsbury OF Sunnyside was
in the city last Thursday on busi-
ness before the land Office. He
proved up on what he believes will
one day be one of the most valuable
claims or ranches In the Sunnyside
country. 49,,
Levi Gray arrived in the city from
Decatur, ILL.,, Monday. on a brief visit
to his brother, Jas. Gray, and his sis
tiers, the Misses Gray He will visit
the Sound cities and Portland before
returning home. Mr.. Gray is an ex-
tensive corn grower In his home
state.
Joseph A., the 6-months' -old child
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brounellt of
sol south First street, died Monday
morning of chelora infantum and was
buried Tuesday morning. The fami-
ly came here from Everett but few
days ago. the little boy being Ill when
they arrived.
viii Her Of the Boston store re-
turned Sunday from a trip to Port
land and Los Angeles, where his
parents reside. Mr.. Her. Sr., who
was at one time engaged In pho
Biography in this city. is engaged In
the same line at Los Angeles, where
ne is doing well.
Sheriff Grant last week arrested
Charles Haskins, a 19-year- young
man. on the charge of burglary. He
had In his possession property which
he is accused of stealing from the
house Of his late employer. a black
smith on the School Section, and IL
suspected Of other burglaries.
A small frame building IL being
constructed In the courthouse yard
for the use Of abstracters In copying
the county records for the use Of 4 new
abstract company. The latter has its
plans almost ready to be made pub
lie. but AZ they are not yet perfected,
the names Of the parties are withheld
by request.
Frank Farquhar, city editor Of the
Republic. left Sunday for Portland,
and after doing the fair and Nation