The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-02-16
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Interesting NewsletS Arranged for
Herald Readers.
BUSINESS, Personal, SOCIAL
Items Gathered BY Hustling Reporters and
Boiled Down 10 the Right Point for
Quick Perusal and Easy
Digestion.

DR.. Sloan is again on the street looking
better since his recent severe illness.
Mrs. Benson, OF Yakima, was regis.
tered at the Donnelly, Tacoma, on Mon
day.
A. L. Slemmons is nursing sore foot
caused by untmely letting go of boiler
of hot water.
A. r, Hughes, late OF the O. X. stables
has gone to Kent, WASH, in quest of
health.
The Yakima orchestra went to Ellens-
burg last Friday night to play for the
Redmen's ball there.
Hal Griffin had the good fortune 10
find $4!5 last Friday night. The par
ticulars are not fully developed.
Governor Rogers has accepted the res
ignatlon of Hon. J. S. Allen OF this city
as member of the State Capitol Commits
sion.
Captain kingsbury who has been i'll
about three weeks with the grip, was on
the street again Saturday, partially re.
covered.
Ten thousand 100000 winter apple
trees one year old OF the choicest varie-
ties at bargain in lots to suit purchas-
ers at THE HERALD office.
Ex-County Clerk W. F. Grass has re-
moved to North Yakima. He is men,
Der of the paint and wall paper firm of
Grass & Metcslf in that city.-West
Coast Trade.
John B. Catron, the popular and very
efficient warden of the penitentiary, came
over from Walla Walla on Saturday after
his wife, who has been visiting her nu-
merous relatives in Yakima the past
week.
Oliver chilled and steel plows are in
the lead again. this year. Farmers, look
over your machinery and see if that old
pillow could not be replaced by a new one
and be profitable investm ent for you.
WALLACE-CoBURN HARDWARE Co.
THE HERALD is in receipt of a marke d
copy of "The Pacific Monthly" for Janu-
ary. published at Portland, Oregon. A
short poem entitled "Vsshti to Ahasuer-
u.s." is marked as written by Yakima
ite," who signs the nom de plume of
"Admen." The poem has literary mer-
it and is republished in another column.
Ira M. Krutz and Boyle & Rigg. of
North Yakima, last week ms tituted an
action in the court of Kittitas county for
the recovery of 100 acres of land on
which the townsite of Roslyn is located,
and the improvements of the Northern
Pacific Railway Co., amounting to about
sl5O,000.
J. Fl. Fraser, the enterprising Yakima
sheepman. is in the city and gives en-
couraging reports from that section.
He states that stock are in good condi
ton and that an abundance of fine alfalfa
hay can be purchased for So per ton.
The weather is about the same as here
and there is no danger OF a serious loss to
stock. Times Mountsneer.
Hadley & Griffith, the we'll known ho.
tel men. who have been In business at
Whatcom for several months. have rent
ed hotel in Yakima. Their many Lew
is county friends will wish them success
wherever they may be. Miss
Sabra Wheeler was called to North Yaki-
ma by the illness of her father on Tues
day. Not knowing when she could re-
turn Mrs. Dulaney and Miss Wheeler
sold their dressmaking shop to Mrs. Coe
and Miss Newland who will continue the
business here.-Chehslis Bee.Nugget.