The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-05-30

through in good shape and they are
now busy on their farms.--Twin Falls
News.
Anna Barrack of Zillah has filed
a complaint in the superior court
asking for divorce from her hus-
band, Willard G.. Barrack, alleging
cruel and inhuman treatment. She
further alleges that she owns consid-
cradle property, possession of which
her husband is trying to obtain.
\. Hanke, G. Murdoch, +. 3.
Reese, \. Hawks and Il. Fear took a
handcar and Went out Oh a fruit IN
speeding tour the first of the week
| Their object was to ascertain the
amount of fruit to be shipped from
the smaller stations up the line. They
visited Selah and Wenas, and went
up as far as the Cascade laundering
dam.
The Modern Woodmen and the
Royal Neighbors will join in wor-
ship at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning. DR.. Hayden will
prepare special sermon for the oc-
casion upon the theme, 1.-The Good
Samaritan, or the Place of Co-opera-
ton in Christian Life" An invita-
present
Ching Sit died at the Chinese gar
dens, south of the city Monday night
He went to bed as usual Monday eve
ming, and was found dead in his bed
Tuesday morning. Heart failure is
supposed to be the cause of death
Ching Sit worked "a years for one
man as gardner, and was a good and
faithful servant. The funeral will be
held today from the undertaking
parlors of Shaw e Son at o'clock
1nterment will be in Tahoma ceme-
terry.
Dr.. Edwards, the well-known os-
teopath, finding his present quarters
in the Sloan block inadequate to his
growing practice, has concluded to
give over his entire residence at Ill
South Third street, to offices, and
yesterday was busy moving his lab
oratory and equipments to the latter
location. He will utilize every room
for the mechanical appliances for all
classes of work in mechano-therapy
The doctor has recorded some Won
derful cures by his new methods of
treatment, which have made for him
a large practice. His methods are
unlike many of the so-called osteo-
paths in that the very latest appli-
ances known to the up-to-date prac-
titioners are used. He expects, with
his enlarged quarters, to be able to
handle all the cases that may come
in, something which he has hereto
fore been unable to do.
Next Sunday evening the Pollard
Lilliputian Opera Company will be
heard at the Yakima theater. This
interesting organization of clever
children from Australia is the only
one of it's kind in the world The
company has travelled over every civ
lid section of the globe, and where
ever the little folks have appeared
they became favorites. When they
played this country on their former
tour, they met with tremendous sue
cess, and it was the intention of the
management to bring the organiza-
ton back to Australia. The disaster
at San Francisco, where the Pollards
were to have played the week follow
ing, caused change in the plans, and
the company is playing this section
again as a consequence. The older
children have been sent home, and
.,
being sent out from Australia All
the old favorites have been retained.
The play here will be "a Gaiety
Girl"
w. Haynor of Toppenish is in the
city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Query of Olympia are
in the city, visiting their son, Albert
Query.
j. e. Nevoman and wife arrived
yesterday from Michigan. They are
here to visit friends.
Rev. Bywater went to Prosser to
hold his regular Thursday evening
service yesterday. He will return to-
day.
The boys of the fire department
have received their new uniforms.
Yesterday was the first day they wore
them.
Miss Sadie Goldsberry, the popu-
lar cashier for the Yakima Hardware
Company, will go to Mabton today
to spend Sunday with friends.
Gov Lowe has received a new au-
tomobile, which will be seen on the
streets as soon as the governor learns
to operate it properly.
A surprise party was given at the
home Of Mrs. Nellie Whited Thurs
day evening by the Royal Neighbors
Many games were played, and re-
freshments were served.
James Reilly, who is well known
in this city. is getting a touch of
farm life. He is working the farm
with his step-father, w. E. Ayers,
and says there is nothing like it.
Frank Stinson and Jim Green left
yesterday for Seattle, where they will
remain a few days before embarking
for Alaska. It is their intention to
remain there. working at carpentry.
The second band saw that is be-
ing put in at the Cascade mill will