The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-11-01
LOWER NNCIIi.S

The W. NJ W. met with Mrs. Cook
of Scllh Hughlits. last Wednesday,
there was a large attendance, every
member taking advantage of the
beautiful fall weather. to he present
at this last meeting with Mrs. Cook
in the Selah. also to contribute her
sentiment of the place Mrs. Cook
holds in the heart of the society. Mrs
jacobson of Selah led the meeting,
after which "reminiscences of the first
Ladies Ala, up to the present w. NJ
w. was an Instructive feature, also
n very fine paper of the first days of
the church work by the ladies' was
read by the secretary The roll call
was answered by the reading of the
members a sentiment from card
all of which were presented to Mrs.
cook with the album wherein to place
them. At the close of the program
Mrs. Brooks in a very sweet manner
presented Mrs. Cook with tasty
| china tea set, conveying to Mother
Cook the esteem and affection of the
membership as well as those not
members. A dainty lunch was served
by the committee in charge. The
held Wednesday. Nov. lst at the
home of Mrs. Olsen in Pleasant Val
ley road.
Mr.. kershaw is stopping with his
son ed for awhile.
Mr., and Mrs Lars Nelson were
sunday visitors at the Newmans
There was another Of those popular
dances at Whccler's hall Friday even
ing. with the usual good music and
jolly time
The harvest social at the Grange
hall on Saturday night WIS well at
tended. as Is usual with all pleasures
the Grange gives. There was some
very fine exhibits of fruits and vege-
tables. The banquet tables were dec
GRATED with the autumn colors, and
the repast was exceptionally good
and of course the usual good time.
Messrs Kershaw, Fischer and Leltz-
niger made the summit of Clemens
mountain last Thursday. lunched UNI
der the trees at an altitude of about
$500 feet, whore they found pretty
chilly weather, but the grand view on
all sides more than repaid them for
the climb. Mr.. Kershaw is surprised
that more parties do not make the
ascent. They made the run in about
As minutes from Wheeler's store to
where they begun the climb, which
took two and threo-qua rter hours to
the top.
The regular annual church meet
ing of the Lower Naches congregations
al church will be held in the church
Nov. 4.
Wilson and Gridley have decorated
the front of the store with a very neat
signboard.
Our people must not forget that
next Tuesday is Halloween, so don't
leave anything lying around loose. and
be sure your gates are nailed down.
A. II. Bar is building cement cell
lar or store house 24xSO feet Quite
few tons of potatoes can be win
tered in it,
VIM FISCHER who has been having
quite a serious time with an attack
Of blood poison. resulting from
splinter in his finger. underwent an
operation in the hospital, and is now
fast improving.
Mrs. &. 5. Neiman and daughter
Claire of Upton. Ia, are visitors at
the Leitzinger's, where they expect to
remain for several weeks, renewing
the friendships Of former years when
they were all lowans together.
W p. Armstrong is another of our
successful ranchers who has joined
the ranks of the autoists appearing
ont with It new car last week, with |
which ne is much pleased
At Grange hall, Friday evening. No |
vemb Sd. is the time and the place
OF the second annual banquet Of the
& E.s There Will be good pro-
gram for the entertainments with |
Rev. Granville s Pike. the speaker of !
the evening The main object of this |
gathering II to broaden and strength
IN the good fellowship 81 all ~ our
people although OF course a charge