The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-10-02
Yakima Valley
News
SUNNYSIDE
Frsn Herald Correspondents

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SUNNYSIDE
Mrs. s. H. Schreiner went to North
Yakima Thursday morning for an in
definite visit.
s. H. Schreiner went to Kennewick
Thursday to be gone two days.
T. w. Marble, of Portland, was in
the city few days this week In
business.
Lee A. Johnson, OF Portland, who
Monday for Pullman to attend to his
duties as regent of the state college
He reports a new granddaughter at
the home Of his daughter, Mrs. Maud
Johnson-Kees.
The Presbytery of Central Wash
ington held very interesting ses-
sion in the Presbyterian church of
this city two days and evenings of
this week. Rev. A. c. McIver, mod
orator, preached the opening sermon
and constituted the Presbytery with
prayer. Rev. w. ]. Sharp, Of Ellens-
burg, was elected moderator and
Rev. d. N. Montgomery, of Parker,
temporary clerk. Wednesday morn
ing and afternoon were taken up by
the regular business, except one hour,
which was given over to a conference
of Sunday school workers, led by Mr.,
J. F. Giboney, the successful superin-
tendent of the First Presbyterian
church of North Yakima. About
twenty-five delegates were present
the ladies Of the church serving
luncheon in the parlors of the church.
Presbytery adjourned to meet for its
regular spring meeting at Toppenish.
The Y. P. B., accompanied by
its chaprones, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
McCague, enjoyed a straw ride Well
nesday evening to the ranch home OF
Miss Verna Jones, west of town. A
beautiful evening was enjoyed to the
fullest with music, games and re-
freshments.
The Brethren Philatheas held their
Thursday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Jones. There was
large attendance and at the close
of the business session excellent re-
freshfnents were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Leslie .Boose
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harr. Boose at their fine ranch home
one mile west Of this city Wednesday
evening.
Joy Rowland left Friday for the
p. and S. medical school at Chicago,
to enter upon a four years course.
A crowd of young people attended
the dance at Grandview Friday night
given by the Hare orchestra.
Miss Ethel Lichty is the new book
keeper with Kelly & Wilson.
Friday evening the freshman class
gave one of its customary parties
at the home of Marguerite Higg ons
Games, music and candy were en-
joyed until d late hour. The teachers
present were Miss Gates, Miss Chris
Hanson, Miss Frater and Robert Nc
Balm. The same evening the senior
girls had a party at the home of Miss
Audrey Showalter.
Miss Maud Johnston, of Detroit,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
j. j. Halcro, left for her home Tues
day. Mrs. Halcro and daughter Jes-
sic accompanied her.
S. j. Harrison, of Benton City, was
in town few hours Thursday.
Miss Ethel Lichty is assisting in
the Fidelity Abstract and Title Co.
office.
Rev. Benjamin, of Seattle, preach
ed most excellent sermon at the
Baptist church Sunday night Rev.
r. F. Schlosser will have charge of
the services next Sunday.
Mr.. Helm, Miss Frater and Miss
Stanspeld went by auto to North Yak
ina Sunday
Misses Rathbun, Christensen, Gates,
Merrett, Stahlhut, Corson, Elder, Hi
barger. Hardeman, Neiswanger, Max
well, Stuart, Mrs. Mulch, Professors
Lewis and McBain went to North
Yakima to attend the institute.
Mrs. Lester Glenn, nee Roxine
Shuman, of Ellesnburg. is visiting her
brother, DR.. Shuman and family. Mr..
Glenn will join her on Sunday.
The Civic Improvement club meets
Friday, the 9th, at the library.
DR.. Lillian May Slough. sister ot
Mrs. Luke Powell, left Friday for Sc
attic to attend a course of lectures,
then will settle for practice in the
valley
C. P. McConihey has sold his sew
enteen and one-half acres west OF
town to w. J. Brownfield
j. B. Early was taking a party OF
New York capitalists about the coun-
try. This is their second visit They
are especially interested in the horse
heaven country, as it has all been
surveyed and just waiting for money
to do development work, and this
second visit of moneyed men looks
very suspicious
Miss Dot Fleming returned Satur-
day from the orchard and visited
with home folks over Sunday going
to North Yakima Monday
Luke Powell and family moved in
to the McCulloh house on Grand
view Heights. VI
Fl. c. Rodman left Sunday for
California to join his family who
preceded him some weeks ago.
George Rodman and F. S. Rhodes
are the new bookkeepers at the Sun
nyside nursery.
]. w. Price, brother of Mrs. Tink
err, from Missouri, who has been here
before, invested in a hay ranch and
an orchard and himself and family
will arrive here today, Thursday.
James Saul spent Sunday in North
Yakima.