The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-06-28

The twelfth birthday anniversary
Of Arthur Singleton of 500 North
Fourth street, which was on Friday
last, was celebrated in memorable
manner in the evening by a number
of his boy friends, who came in re-
Spouse to the invitations sent by Mrs.
Singleton, and enjoyed few hours
as only boy comrades can enjoy
them. The guests were the men,
bers of Arthur's Sunday school class,
and were Galen Rose, Clarence
Truiti, Clarence Berg, Claud and Jes-
sic Everett, William Bryson, James
Volkner and Lloyd Stussey. A
number of games were played, and
a much appreciated luncheon served.
Lince & Patton have made the fol-
lowing sales of real estate within the
past few days: Lots l 5 and 16,
block sc. to Stephen J. Sherwood.
y 200; lot 16, Fairchld Acre Tracts,
ID. O. Farmer and w. F. Sterly, SECS:
Lot II, Yakima Acre Tracts. to Re
becca l.. Stevens. $3.50; lot 32, Yaki-
ma Acre Tracts, to c. Perkins, $500;
lot II, Fairchnd Acre Tracts, to
Arthur Mclaughlin, $500; lot Is,
Fairchild Acre Tracts. to Harry l..
Beam, $500; lot Is, Fairchild Acre
Tracts. to Desire Sencsal, SITS: lots
$40, Fairchild Acre Tracts, to b. F.
Phelps, $525.
A fire which broke out last Thurs
day afternoon in the Windsor hotel,
on North Second street. did damage
10 ine amount of about 5000, mostly
in the kitchen. The loss falls upon
Mrs. Graham, who conducts the ho-
tel. The blaze is supposed to have
started from the pipe of the range.
The fire department made quick
response to the alarm, and although
IT had good Roadway, the fire was
extinguished in about ten minutes af-
ter the water was turned on.
Kenneth Arrowsmith, a brother of
George Arrowsmith, superintendent
or the Northwest Light and Water
company, arrived in the city last
saturday, coming direct from Man
chester. Eng. This is his first visit
TO the United States, and the meet
ing OF the brothers was their first
IN nearly fourteen years The new
ARRIVAL Is an expert electrician, and
VIII be employed by the company of
which his brother is superintend
ent.
Mrs. Frank Northey and Mrs,
WOOD We're thrown out of a buggy
near Old Town last Friday evening
IN an accident caused by their horse
becoming scared and jumping sud
denly when over a small bridge.
Both ladies were bruised and
scratched up to some extent, but
were not seriously injured. The
horse was soon caught. and the rig
was but slightly damaged
Mrs. w. S. Boyer received tele-
gram from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, last
week calling her to the bedside of a
sister. Miss Mary Reed, who under
went an operation short time ago,
and was reported in a serious con-
diton. Mrs. Boyer left Friday for
Cedar Rapids.
At the home of the brides parents,
~ North First street, last Satur-
day, Justice j. A. Taggard performed
the ceremony that united IN mar
riage Jesse j. Atwood of Ellensburg
and Miss Bertha A. Smith of this
city.
Attorney S. H. Mason was up from
Prosser on legal business Monday.
Mr.. Mason is one of the justices for
his precinct in the new county of
Benton. which he says is starting off
in a very satisfactory manner.
Miss Lima Hill of Charleston is
spending few days in this city, the
guest of Miss Maude Cotton of Mob
Hill.
For Rent-Furnished front room,
80 North NatcneZ. 26-1ts