The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-10-29
or LOCAL POFPOURRI
Interesting Items Of News from Yakima
and It's Suburbs.
DIts Of Gossip, Facts, Fancles, Per.
sOnals, and = HOdge-POdge Of
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Description.

being well patronized.
W. H. Chapman and J. B. Pugsley
claim superiority over any other two local
huntsmen on ducks or chickens.
Gray squirrels are very plentiful at the
head Of the Cowychee. The youth Of
that section are making considerable
spending money by bringing them to
town and selling them at fifteen cents
apiece.
Ed Kremer left on Friday last for the
Heppner, Umatilla and Walla Walla sec
tons to be gone a short time.
Married, at the residence Of N. Travis,
near Kiona, Oct. Is, Frank G. Mathews
and Martha g. Wheaton. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Robert Warner Of
this city.
The N. P. R. R. Co. have agreed to
move the stock yards from Kennewick to
Kiona.
Cupid has been playing some very
pretty capers Of late and q number Of
marriages are on the taps. They will
all be announced in due time. and one or
two Of them will create considerable sur
prise in this community.
At a recent sale Of school lands in Kit
titas county 272O acres were disposed Of,
and the amount realized was $50, $50, an
average Of 1921 an acre. The highest
price paid was $3.50 per acre and the
lowest Wv: Inc prices when tne hak-
una SCHOOL iAnuS drought NA'leo 'fo" R@o
Inc Northern racine benenciary so
clety' whicn mas Two hoSpltAis' one al
brAinard and one al Mlssonia, Is arranG.
the CoIumb;o i've, A. ne 1000 ~ tho
association amonnt IN nearly seventv
thousand dollar. and a. tbor. .re suf;.
Giant funds On hand n bD,Id and main.
tain q creditable institution, il might not
be amiss IL Yakima stretched out her
hands in an effort to get it located here.
Nv Best formerlv of Gr.vs Hs,bor
has yemoved N Yskima and will bu;Id q
halfway bouse ON the road h he Cold
Hill mining district.
Frad MiIIsr has ,acaiv.d ratification
t,om the general lana ofRce The, h,s so,v.
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Born, on the AhtaAum' Oct. Z, to the
fatenIs are al the land once Ior W. d.
Steeie' samuel Lighter Geo. ker' Z. d.
hyland' Horace T. Parton and q. Q.
Geo B. vance, T. T. Wilson and +. 5.
"oodward propose TO make hnai proof
on tneir MCKEE claims on the @Srd OF next
month";
The immigrant house on the west side
Of the track has been torn down, as il
has been found to have little use other
than as housing for tramps. The lum-
Der VIII oe utilized In the construction oil
t"e ne" DaPtist church.
A. G. Sherwood, general manager for
Washington Of the Bankers Life Insur-
ance company, Of Omaha, has concluded
TO locate in Yakima and has sent for his
family. Mr.. Sherwood wasso taken with
this place that he has induced several
friends from his old home to come here
and reside.
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