The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-10-03
Local Notes

from the Fort attending the session
Of federal court.
Ralph Kaufman, an attorney of
ElIensburg, is in the city for few
day attending court.
Miss Marie Druse and Miss Mary
Remy leave this morning for Seattle
on brief business trip.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mollie Macely
of A. J. Shaw & Sons this afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Tim Lynch celebrated their golden
anniversary at their ranch in the
Ahtanum valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Middleton, who
have been visiting his brother, Harry
Middleton of 211 South Wenas, left
for their home in Los Angeles Tues
. day.
o. A. Noble, who has been visiting
with friends in Wenatchie and pick
ing hops in thissvalley since the first
in Hood River, Ore.
The funeral of Mrs. Mollie Nicely
will be held today from the under
taking parlors of Shaw & Sons, at
$3.50 p. m. Friends of the family
are invited to attend.
q. ]. Smithers and Ed. Atwood of
Roslyn have removed with their
families to North Yakima. They are
sons-in-law of p. Y. Hickman. Mr..
,Smithers is building very fine home
on South Third street.
The ten days old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. e. Erwin of 216 North All
tanum died Tuesday morning and
was buried the same day in Tahoma
cemetary, from the undertaking
parlors Of A. J. Shaw & Sons.
All members of Rustic Circle, Wo-
men of oodcraft, are requested and
urged to meet early Thursday even
ing at Odd Fellows hall. Business
of Importance demands that every
member of the circle be on hand.
Brig. Gen. Ortis Hamilton Of the
N. G. w. will inspect the range of
the local militia next Sunday and the
captain desires to have all the men,
bers out for target practice on that
day so as to make as good showing
as possible.
Mrs Phillip Coleman died at st.
Elizabeth's hospital at p. m. Tues
day. The funeral has not yet been
arranged for. Mrs. Coleman leaves
a husband, but no children. The body
was prepared for burial at the Flint
Shaw Undertaking parlors.
The Ladies Musical Musical club
will meet at the home of Mrs. A. B.
Cline, 400 North First street, Thurs
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock for
their first regular meeting. After
a short musical program reception
to new members will be given.
Tuesday the junior and freshman
classes challenged the senior and
sophomore classes to football game
to be played Friday afternoon, Oct
5th. These class games will be very
beneficial as they will harden the
boys up bit for the coming trays.
The night school of the North
Yakima Business college opened
Monday night with a good attendance
The school will benefit many who
feel the need of the courses offered
typewriting, penmanship, bookkeep-
ing, arithmetic and shorthand, VINO
have their time taken up with other
pursuits during the day.
Only four cases came before Police
Judge Doust for trial Tuesday morn.
ing, three Of them were discharged
on their promises of temperate habits
in the future, with suspended fines
and white man, George Prank, was
given fine of IS or ten days on the
street, as he had no money the mar
shall put him to work with a rake.
The Yakima Tea Co. have a large
shipment of Chinaware which is now
arriving and as their present quar-
ters are not large enough to accom-
modate 1t all they have decided to
have a specia sale to make more
room. The lines which they are clos
ing out are all first class and the
prices are the very lowest. To all
appearances It will be great oppor-
tunity for the Yakima housewives.
A meeting Of the junior class OF
the high school was called Tuesday
afternoon for the purpose of electine
officers and perfecting an organiza-
ton for the ensuing term. Lester
Palmer was elected president, but
for some reason the meeting was
adjourned without the remaining
officers being elected. In all prob
ability a meeting will be called this
afternoon. at which the elections will
be continued.