The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-04-05

eented with hand painted china salad
dish and Q souvenir spoon as slight
token Of the esteem in which she 10
held.
Mrs. Van Housen, who has been on the
sick list for the past week is reported
better.
Oliver Dean of Des Moines, Iowa, is
here on visit with his brother, Eliza
Dean and family. Mr. Dean is en- ex-
pert electrician and is Superintendent
of lines for the Polk system of electric
railroads at Des Moines.
Mrs. Cora Hoskins and family left for
De Kalb, ILL.,, on Monday. Mrs. Hoskins
leaves a host of friends here. She will
be greatly missed especially in music
circles in which she took an active part.
She was considered the finest instructor
in the country. The good wishes of the
entire community follow her.
Mrs. Alice Hays who has spent the
past four months here visiting her father
VIM. Stobin. returned to her home in
Texas OH Thursday
II. S. Irwin of Mt. Vernon is looking
over the valley for a location.
II. p. Eckles is having an addition
built on his house and having the house
completed.
John and Charles Waterstraw of Wen
de, N. d., have been the guests of II.
H. Wende and L. B. Paple the past
week.
Rev. r. +. Blackman is able to DE out
again after siege of the grippe.
&. II. Hill of North Dakota has Geo.
L. Aliens place near the school house
for year.
The Woman's Guild will meet Thurs.
day April 6 with Mrs. Frank Carton.
Refreshments will be served
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Wells, ID. d.,
held services at the Episcopal church on
Sunday and preached most excellent
sermon. He told his people he Thought
they might look for their new Rector
the lst or 2nd Sunday after Easter.
members of Holy Trinity.
w. G. Baker is clerking for Lee A.
johnson company. Mr. Baker mas charge
of the machinery department.
Sergeant Raymond Jones came home
on Saturday from the Military school at
Burton to spend the spring vacation
with his parents DR.. and Mrs. i. c.
Jones.
Marshall Scudder of North Yakima
was here on Friday on business.
Rev. II. M. Andreas, Presbyterian
missionary from India, will visit Sun
nyside Friday, April 7, and will speak at
the Federated church in the evening at
7:30 o'clock. While here he will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Young.
Do not fail to hear him.
Chas. +. Eakin of North Yakima is
clerking for J. b. George, succeeding H.
w. Young.
w. c. Smith has sold his home place
of 40 acres to Frank Foosket of Mis-
souri, for $500. He also purchased the
Samuel Hill 40 ocres for which he paid
81, 400.
Miss Mary Glover of New Castle, Pa,
and Miss Martha d. Squires of Sea Cliff,
Long Island, N. Y, have purchased the
building and lot occupied by the Sunny
side Land & Investment company. Con-
sideration, $500.
Loni Testers team ran away last
night and caused some excitement for a
time. They barely missed running into
Geo. Mthinson's two little girls. They
they ran at great speed until they got
loose from the buggy and were caught
later about mile out of town. The
only damage was a broken tongue of the
buggy. Considering there were a great
many buggies in the street at the time,
it is strange that no accident occurred.
Miss Anna Crawford met with an &C.
cident on Saturday which came near be-
ing serious one. She was on horse
back and the horse became unmanagea.
BILE and ran into the lane that leads TO
Mrs. Stackhouse property, where she
fell and was dragged for short distance
and finally thrown into the wire fence,
having her hand cut badly.