The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-04-13
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY

Mrs. John Ryan left Saturday for Ell.
lensbnrg to visit relatives.
M. S,horn's vehicles make a friend
every time he sells one. Off
Mr.. and Mrs. Slemmons were Ellens.
burg visitors Saturday.
The Phoenix Bicycle islands the
racket"
Miss Grippy, of the Seminary Tacoma,
is spending her vacation in Yakima.
For Spray Pumps and Pruning Tools
see the Yakima Hardware Co.
Andrew S. Burleigh, of Seattle. late re.
ceiver OF the Northern Pacific railway has
moved to Republic to practice law
All kinds of shrtwaist and beauty pins
at keene's. g
g. +. Lum Jr., of Pasco, is keeping
house for his parents in this city during
their absence in the east.
Schorn's vehicles stand the test more
years than some others do months. loft
John Foster of Yakima was in Elens-
burg last week buying beef cattle for the
Sound markets.
If you want a wheel that will give you
good service get a Phoenix See the
Yakima Hardware Co. about them.
The Lille house has undergone com
plete transformation by carpenters and
int ~ nrE 81 -.
A. NJ. Keener and family are among
the latest arrivals iu North Yakima,
having come overland from Goldendale.
Studebaker vehicles do not become rat.
tle-traps in two or three months nor even
in that many years. Sold at Schorn's,
First street. loft
A deserving and intirm veteran of North
Yakima, Frederick Leloh, has secured
an increase in his pension from IS to $40
month.
Sam Chappel sold on Saturday, 10
acres OF land, unCultivated and unim
proved, near Iilsh, to +. o. keck for
$500.
Robert Reed and sister, late of Parker,
have rented the Bernard Wilkinson place
on Mob Hill. Mr.. Wilkinson and family
have moved into the city.
For SALE-Fine Surrey tor sale at
bargain. Fo- particulars call at A.
Schindeler's Jewelry store or at the Fred
X. Reed residence. Off
J. 4. Hall, a lew conner from Cresco,
Iowa, received letter from his wife re.
Gently stating that the weather was
and 6 degrees below zero there.
Duncan q. Invariety, we'll known here
is wanted in Victoria B. c., for alleged
embezzlement as agent for an insurance
company.
Mrs. VIM. Geizentanner of Pasco, well
known here, died in Walla Walla April
7th. The remains were taken to Ellens-
burg for burial.
For RENr-Twenty acres of land one
and one-hslf miles west OF North Yaki-
ma. Seven acres in alfalfa. Will rent
for cash or on shares. John Curry, Yak
ina avenue. l2tf
Albert l.. Knudson of Co. First Wash
lngtOn, VINO distinguished himself IN the
battle near Manila, February 5, has been
appointed chaplain OF the regiment.
Mrs. Bvens accompanied by her daugh.
ter, Miss Isabel, went to Tacoma on
Tuesday mornings train to consult Dr.
Wing regarding Miss Isabel's eyes.
score or more of japanese contract
laborers passed through North Yakima
on Saturdays afternoon flyer for Ia
coma. They had been at work on the
Northern Pacific railroad between Prosser
and Pasco.
From the fact that all mail heretofore
forwarded DR.. Heg in Cuba has been sent
from Washington City here, it is inferred
that the doctor will soon be home again
in Yakima.
The water in nearly all the city bitches
was turned on for the first time this sea-
son last Saturday. Ernest Hamilton,
the best ditch tender the city ever had :,
seems to be bossing the job.