The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-03-14

H. H. Wende has sofd- his law
business here to 8. E. Chaffee Of New
York, and on the 9Th inst. will re-
move to North Yakima, where he has
formed a partnership with Attorney
| Parker. We regret to lose Mr.
Wende and wish him success in his
new business relation. We welcome
Mr.. Chaffee among us and trust ne
may never regret having cast his LOT
| with us.
Deputy County Fruit Inspector
Thursday.
We are panied to learn of the
death of our former friend and neigh
Dor, Mrs. c. H. Stanton, who passed
away at Beaumont, CAL, March LIST.
Mr.. William Miller and son Wal
lace left Friday for Hood River,
Oregon, to look over the country
with view of locating If they are
pleased with the country. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Miller and
Gertrude, who will visit at Beattie
until they are settled. Miss Florence
and Howard will remain here until
the close of school.
Miss Hatch, returned missionary
from India, will be here on Friday,
the guest of Mrs. Edward J. Young
Miss Sara Asselstine arrived here
Wednesday to visit her parents.
F. r. Noble and family have
moved to town and are occupying the
cottage recently vacated by William
Miller. Mr.. Noble is in the employ
of the Cascade Lumber company.
A fierce wind and dust storm has
been raging since Friday night. On
Saturday evening considerable dam
age was done. Barns were blown
over and in one case a horse was
killed, in another horse and cow so
badly injured that 1T is thought they
will die, window glass blown in, small
outhouses blown over and all our
houses filled with dirt and sand. To-
day, Monday, it is showing and we
hope tonight the storm will be past.
No services were held at the church
Sunday nor Christian Endeavor So
ciety at night
The Ri. Rev. Bishop Wells will
preach at Holy Trinity church Sum
day next, March Is at II o'clock.
Little Ruth Brown, who fell from
horse last Monday and sustained a
fracture OF the arm, is doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Wilson are re-
Joicing over little girl baby, who
arrived March 3.
A son arrived at the nome of
Homer Sonnus Thursday.
Mrs. H. NJ Taylor of Randalia.
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year with her children, F.. ]. TAYLOR
and Mrs. E. l.. Schrader.
Mr.. John Methenson of Olympia
IL visiting his brothers, George ana
Henry
Mrs. H. s. Burroughs entertained
at dinner Sunday a number of gentle
men in honor of her husbands birth
day.
The band concert and entertain
ment Saturday evening was we'll at
tended, although the wind storm was
in full blast. Every number of the
program but one, the violin solo, by
Mr.. Pacius. was given. The band
boys did fine work and were a sur
prise to their friends. They are de-
serving of much credit. A number
of their friends want them to repea.
the concert. The proceeds were s2S.
Later The concert will be repeated
some time next week
The first two carloads of goods
that came to Sunnyside arrived today.
They were settlers and their goods.
More are expected in a few days.
+. b. Jones, the popular real es-
tate agent, has sold out to Mr.. Dun
gan, so they say.
The Sunnyside Water Users as
ISOLATION organized in Sunnyside
Saturday evening. A large number
were present in spite of the bad
weather. Seven trustees were chosen
for six months. S. J. Harrison, Sun
nyside; E. ]. Young. Sunnyside; Ted
Howell. Mabton; A. c. Turner. Out
look; R. Rice, Belma; Barney Nor
rison, Riverside: Mr.. Williamson,
Prosser. Remarks were made by
Joseph Jacobs of the reclamation
service. Five cents an acre was
voted for the use of the association.
The trustees were instructed to hus-
tie and get as many signers as posi-
Bile in the next few days.
Mrs. and Miss Rhinehart left for
Spokane Thursday.
II. Il. NlcOldl Idmlly arrived here
from Chicago Sunday.
T. G. Webster is confined to the
house by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p Eckles are the
pround parents of a girl baby, born
March 3d.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Jones enter
tanned at dinner Wednesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. William Miller and Mr..
Wallace Miller.
Mrs. J. H. Newkirk is enjoying a
visit from her son. Mr.. w. H. Moore
of Portland.
r. G. Page and E. B. Jones were
North Yakima visitors Tuesday.
ALFALFA.
Services were conducted Sunday by
Miss Becker.
Some OF the boys around Alfalfa
are getting quit scrappy of late.
James Skirving went to Seattle
Monday.
George Mathis lost several tons of
potatoes during the late cold spell.
Wilbur Durham made a business
trip to the county seat Saturday.