The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-04-18
OUR NEIGHBOES.
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HERALD's valued corps OF cores
pondents
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day for her home in ollvicn, Iowa.
Mrs +. J. Young left on Tuesday
fo~ Portland to attend the North Pa
cific hoard Of missions
Il. d. Young was North Yakima
visitor rs. Wednesday.
III H. Wende of North Yakima was a
Sunnyside visitor on Monday.
The woman's Guild will meet with
Mrs. VIII Gray of Riverside Thurs
day afternoon, April 10. All are cor
daily invited
Mr. McKinnon and family have NOV
ed into town and are nicely settled in
the Goe. Hardman place.
5. D. Triplett of Kent. who bought
J. l.. Georges home year ago, has
removed to Sunnysidc
Ray X Andrews has returned TO the
State University after a ten day visit
with his parents
The Easter services Mt the FEEDER
ated church on Sunday evening were
largely attei. led The building was
crowded and chairs were placed in the
aisles to accommodate the people The
Rev. +. J. Hoadlev preached the SER
mon and Miss Chamberlain of Outlook
was the soloist.
Don't fail to attend the entertain
ment at the Federated church on the
evening of April 90 The boys will be
assisted by the G. G. .. orchestra
Mrs. E. J. Young has been elected
pianist ut the Federated church
Bud Gleed was Sunnyside visitor
on Monday
The Easter services sunday morning
at the Holy Trinity church was large
~ attended The rector. Rev. O. w.
Taylor. took for his text, John NX.S.
The offertory THE Palms" was sung
by Mrs Chamberlain Of Outlook Tho
Holy Communion was celebrated at the
close of the sermon. \ beautiful set of
altar linen. a gift from wealthy
church in Philadelphia, was used for
the first time Mr. TAYLOR has been
here but a short time but his calm.
dignified bearing and the thoroughly
earnest and sincere manner in which
he delivers his sermons makes him a
general favorite with the people.
J. II. Atkinson, G. A. Shaw and A. l..
E'mhree have purchased lots in block
Is.
Mrs Annie Cooper has purchased
two acres in the Sunnvside Garden
tracts south of town.
William Hitchcock. editor of the
Sun, accompanied Mayor Bridgoman to
Prosser Friday night.
In tn debate between the North
Yakima and Prosser high school the
latter won. The judges We're: w B
Bridgeman Of Sunnyside, Prof Morgan
OF Ellensburs and Attorney Holcomb
of Ritzville
The Rev. Geo Giffen and f. ]. Young
left on Tuesday for Kennewick to at
tend the presbyterv, which meets at
that place
A straw vote was taken Saturday on
the question whether or not to retain
Miss Brown another wear as superin-
tendent Of the Sunnyside schools. One
hundred and sixty-nne votes We're
cast; 1874 being against ana for re-
tanning her
The ladies Of Division A of the Fed
Grated Ladies Aid society entertained
on Thursday all the clergymen and
their wives at a dinner at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Reese. During the
dinner music was furnished by Miss
Williams and Charles Reese. After
dinner fine program was given o.
music and speeches. The guests pres
ent were the Rev. o. W TAYLOR AMI
wife. S J. Harrison and wife. r. j
Hoadiev and wife Lee A. Johnson and
wife, D. 3 Eby and wife, D. b Zook
and wife. Geo. c Mcclure and wife
W :. McClain, Geo. B. Giffen and wife
B. Farley and wife. W. c. Meacham
and wife, Geo r. Short and Mrs W. H
Lyons
Mr. Lyons was absent from the city
and II Miller was detained by i'll
ness The thoughtful ladies sent out
dinner for the latter which was great
~ appreciated.