The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-01-09

spent part of the week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Flynn have
leased the rooming apartments over
the postoffice and will conduct it
hereafter.
Mrs. NJ. n. Richards returned
Saturday from Chicago where she
has been visiting relatives for sew
eral weeks.
II. A. Irish and wife returned
Thursday from a five months visit
at Minneapolis and other Minnesota
and Dakota points.
DR.. P. Frank is again able to at
tend to his duties. The doctor has
been confined to his home on ac-
count of sickness for the last week
or so.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Widdle of Highland Park,
Fruitvale, died Friday. The body
was inferred by A. j. Shaw &
Sons.
Rev. VIM. Burgess. OF Sunni side. will
preach at the Riverside. Mckee school
house. next Sunday, Jan. 18th, in con.
nection with the regular Sunday School
session. Everyone in the neighborhood
is invited to attend.
Charles L. Lull returned Sunday
evening from Gold Hill, where he
has been looking after his mining in
terests. Mr.. Lull was accompanied
by Thomas Fife.
F. Ackenhausen. the 1eweler has
secured "a store in the new Miller
building. Mr.. Ackenhausen ex-
poets to move into his new store
about January 10.
A crowd of 90 of the freshmen
class of the high school enjoyed
themselves in a bob ride Saturday
night. The party was chaperoned by
Miss Van Der Arden.
Miss Leah Townsend, "a graduate
of the North Yakima business col
lege has accepted position with the
Yakima Hardware company as
cashier and stenograpner.
Miss Florence Jones entertained a
few of her friends m honor of Miss
Iris Bartholet Saturday night at
so North Natchez. Games were
played and refreshments served.
Theodore Weisberger sold to E.
F. Perry, Robt Stanton and S. A.
Halphide on Saturday 10 acres in
Section 21, four miles west of the
city, the consideration being 1850.
Arthur Baker and Arthur Dennis
entertained 20 couples from the
Boston store in sleighing party
Friday night. The party left the
store at o'clock and went to the
home of Chas. Wade, seven miles up
the Wide Hollow.
| Geo. Kaufman, who won Her.
aid sch olarship in the North Yaki-
ma Business college some months
ago, leaves tomorrow morning to ac-
cept position in the bank at Nab
ton. George has a host of young
friends in North Yakima who wish
him we'll
Will Horsley entertained a few
friends in honor of his cousins, June
and Charles Richardson of Seattle,
with very enjoyable sleighing
party which was attended by twenty
young folks, Friday evening, and in
Guided a drive of several miles into
the Ahtanum valley.
The Painters union held a dance
last evening in Wisconsin hall under
the direction of Instructor Wright.
| About Is couples were present.
Miss Jessie Hatch returns today
to her school at Anna Wright semi
nary. Tacoma, after spending two
weeks holiday vacation in this city.
The F. E. club met at the home
of Misses Maude and Grace Slason
Friday evening. A business meeting
was called for the purpose of elect
ing officers. Miss Grace Slasor was
elected president. Miss Veva Coop
er. treasurer and Miss Hazel Pease,
secretary After the business meet
ing the club enjoyed sleigh ride.
Thomas Dingle, the railroad grad
er, has received contract from the
North Coast Railway company to
grade 10 miles of roadbed in the
lower valley. Mr.. Dingle will COM
mence the work at once He has sent
mence the work at once. He has sent
and is now busy getting together a
force of men. He will commence
the work about two and a half miles
east of Sunnyside and will extend 10
miles in both directions. When this
is completed there will be no more
grading to be done until the right
of-way matters have been settled be-
tween the Northern Pacific and the
North Coast
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