The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-12-19

eased trees. from which cuts will be
made with which to more fully de-
scribe the work. Mr.. Kruger will be
pleased to receive by mali the names
of any desiring a copy, which will
be sent as soon as published, free of
charge.
Alex McCready and J. A. McCully
president and secretary of the Wa
patio Development company of Wa
patio, spent Wednesday in the city
The Herald has just added fine
lot of new material to its already
large job department, equipping 1t
better than ever for fine work. Drop
in and see samples, or phone for the
Herald representative, who will
cheerfully call at your place Of bus
mess and give You any information
desired pertaining to the work.
Harry Short, the actor cast for
the principal part in the yankee
Consul" the musical comedy which
comes to the Yakima on the 2Sth, is
a cousin of Deputy United States
Marshal Nelse Short of this city, and
while here will be the guest of Mr..
Short. Harry is an actor of recog-
nized ability, and is rapidly rising in
his profession.
At the regular meeting of the
Mems Civic Brotherhood, held in
their rooms in the Methodist church
Tuesday evening, Rev. Granville
Lowther gave an excellent address
on the subject of America and
Japan" This excellent article will
be printed in full in next Sunday
mornings Herald, and will be read
with interest by every class of read
ers. The meeting was we'll attend
ed and full of interest.
The knights of Columbus at their
regular meeting Thursday night
elected the following officers: Grand
knight Phil A. Otter; deputy grand
knight, Frank Bartholet; recording
secretary, S. H. Schreiner: financial
secretary, JOS. -; chancellor.
Thos. Tetreau advocate, ]. H..
Lynch; warden, J. A. Macarthur; lee
turer, J. B. Earndorff; outer guard,
Alfred Nevins; inner guard, Jos. Gar
recht: trustee, John Otter; chaplain,
Rev. Father Sweems. Refreshments
were served after the election.
The choir of St. Michael's Episco-
pal church will meet for special re-
hearsal in the library of the rectory
at 1880 sharp this evening (Wednes-
day.. All the members are urged
to be present.
Major Fred R. Reed and George
S. Ellinger have contracted with the
American Falls Investment Co.,
owner of the American Falls town
site, to put the lots on the market.
American Falls is the trading point
for the tract embraced in the Ameri-
can Falls irrigation enterprise and is
rapidly building up. A system of
waterworks is being installed, a
new hotel is to be built. a bank
opened and several mercantile build
ings are in prospect. Reed & Ellin-
ger have purchased the American
Falls Advertiser, which will be
changed to the Press and greatly
improved Twin Falls Gazette.
Senator w. ]. Reed will entertain
at his home on North Ahtanum street
today Professor w. E. Wilson of the
Ellensburg normal school. and Pro-
fessor F. NJ. Mccully, deputy state SUI
perintendent.
W. II. Norman. one of the prosper
Gus fruit growers of the outlook coun-
try. spent Monday in the city on BUSH
ness. Mr.. Norman will make up over
200 barrels of cider from the culls in
his orchard this year.
Otto Kerl died suddenly Sunday at
Morris, MINI. Mr.. Kerl was a drug
gist % years of years. and was a
brother of Mrs. C. Roy King of this
city. Mrs. King received the sad in
telligence Sunday morning.
Carl Gains and Miss Bertha Groves
were quietly married last evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Her
rington, South First street. by Judge
Taggard. Mr.. Gaines Is the well
known ball player and has host OF
friends here. The happy couple left
Monday evening for Portland, where
they will reside.
Rev f. o. Lamoreux. pastor of the
first Baptist church, gave in his res
ignation to his congregation on Sun
day. and 1t was accepted. He Will
leave here the first of the year to go
to Seattle with his family. where he
has accepted the assistant pastorate
in the First Baptist church. Mr..
Lamoreux is leaving the city on ac-
count of i'll health. Special revival
services will be held every evening
this week in the church.
r. L. Irwin of Higgins. Idaho. pres
ident of the Goodenough Mining Co..
left Sunday evening for the mines after
doing a successful business here in
the matter of disposing of stock. hav-
ing placed $4,000 shares of the COM
pany In the past two weeks. He was
assisted by the local representative.
o. l. orcutt- This Is the company
that Senator Ankeny recently put $780,
900 into stock and which other eastern