The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-04-13
THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.

NJ. Schorn sells standard vehicles
only. loft
DR.. Hill went to Kiona Monday on a
sick call.
The Catholic congregation are planning
agrand stone cathedral.
A coffin was sent to Kiona yesterday
by Lombard & Horsley. Name OF de-
ceased unknown.
We meet all cuts in prices on groceries
and continue to give Is o. to the pound.
KINsEY Il Co.
George Price, an old soldier, went to
pokane today to answer to an in
dictment for selling liquor to an Indian.
DR.. Frank is in San Francisco for a
month or more with a view to attending
lectures and obtaining some much
needed recreation.
F. NJ. Spain aud Frank Jordon of the
local lodge, A. 0 L. w, are in attend
ance upon the Grand Lodge which con-
venes in Tacoma this week.
You run no risk when you buy a Stude-
baker buggy, as they are fully guaran-
teed at NJ. Schorn's, Front street, one
block south of depot. off
Mr.. and Mrs. Horne, formerly Miss
Fanny Smith of this city, are on a honey
moon tour from Portage Prairie, Canada.
They leave for home on Monday.
Superior court meets next Monday for
the jury term. Among the important
criminal cases to be tried are c.. A. An
derson, larceny, and n. II. Lille, assault.
+. G.. Hall has been elected to repre-
sent the local lodge Knights of Pythias
at the coming session at the grand lodge
to be held in Seattle in May. DR.. Frank
was elected alternate.
VIM. b. Gray, representing Lindeke,
Warner q Schurmend, St. Paul, MIMI,
spent Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
of this week in town selling Otter Bros.
big bill of dry goods.
Jay Lynch, the popular and efficient
Indian agent, was in from the fort on
Tuesday getting notarial seals to his
quarterly accounts. He reports every
thing moving along nicely at the agency.
The Wonder is the only place in town
where yon can get the celebrated Befield
make in Suits. Jackets and Capes, and
at the same prices asked in Chicago and
other eastern cities. These garments are
correct in every respect. -
Referee Taggard heard the bankruptcy
case of j. II. Thomas today. Mr.. Snively
represented the creditors and Fred
Parker Mr.. Thomas. The debts will
aggregate S25 900. Geo. S. Hough was
agreed to rs trustee by the creditors on
giving $4,000 bond.
Chester A. Congdon, of Duluth, has
resigned as one of the directors of the
Yakima Irrigation Canal company and
II. ID. Winchester has taken bis place.
Mr.. Congdon's brother who is here SUI
perintendIng the canal property Is. also,
one of the board Of directors.
III. NJ. Gilbert will farm the whole of
the l60-acre tract this year that he re-
Gently purchased from w. Il. Clark and
which is located under the wells in the
Mckee valley. Mr. Gilbert has almost
forty acres IN alfalfa and will put in about
forty more in barley and expects to 90
into hog raising on an extensive scale.
Rev. T. A. Davis has been laboring
the past day or two with subscription
paper in behalf of Mr.. Bunce, who lost
his foundry and effects by fire on Tues
day. Mr. Davis met with excellent sue
cess and has already given over TO Mr..
Bunce 800 from contributions, and he
hopes to swell it to another 500. All
who wish TO contribute can leave their
-amea with Mr. Davis