The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-04-26
REPDRTOR|AL SHORTSTOPS
What Is Going on Daily of Interest to
All Our People.
BRIEF Personal NEWS NOTES
items Of Personal and Local Mention Put
Into Condensed Form for THE
HeraIds" Busy
Readers.
BRIEF Personal NEWS NOTES

Mrs. a. l.. Slemmons and son haze re.
turned from a visit to E,lensbnrg.
A pension of $24 per month has been
g .anted by Uncle Sam 70 Abner ; Cr..s-
ford.
Peter Agor sod team of well m a'che /
black horses to +. w Dooly OF Friday
last.
Peter Heiser, at Schorn's carriage fac
tory. is putting rubber tires on the bug
gies OF Geo Donald and J. f. Shsnnon.
DR.. B. l. Baker has contracted for the
building OF cottage on the corner Of
Chestnut and Fourth streets. Cosl $1,000
w. w. Fish was the guest Of honor at
a card party given at Ellensburg bv Mr.
and Mrs. David Murray, one evening
last week.
W. L. Lemon has disposed of h;s in
terest in the grocery store of Mulhollan
& Lemon to E. Mulhollan, father Of his
former partner.
w. W. Fish has sold the Elnira block
in Ellens burg to j. w. Vanderbilt. a
sheep man, for $4,000 The building vas
erected in 1889 at a cost OF 1886 900.
Noah N. Brown, formerly lando OF
the Hotel Yakima, is now engaged in
carrying mail between St. Michaes and
Cape Nome. His charges are so GEMS a
letter.
Miss Lizzie Ward, daughter Of Moses
Ward, has concluded to remain in Spt
kane, at least for the summer, as she has
secured position in the Wonder store
of that city
Ed Armitage is building two side bar
buggies which promise to be the ca lal
OF any in town. Mr.. Armitage will use
one and the other is for Will Bake Of ne
Hotel Yakima saloon.
The engagement of Miss Ida Kreidel,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Sam kreldel OF
Elensburg, formerly OF this city. has
been announced. The fortunate young
man is Alexander II. Davis
s. b. NanZandt. butcher OF New
Whatcom, spent several day in Yakima
last week and purchased two cars OF cat
tie belonging to the q. $. Taylor estate.
They were shipped on Saturday.
Mrs. w. H. Vessey and Mrs. P. A.
Bounds are looking forward to spending
the month OF May in California. On
their return they will be accompanied
by Irwin Bounds, who has been atten J.
ing Santa Clara college.
Among the illustrations in that excel
lent work, the Horse Book, written by
Judge Bicycle, is General George Wash.
ington's stable at Mt. Vernon. The
chapter on stables contains many help.
full hints, and has the plans and eeva.
tion OF an attractive village stable. The
price is so cents, by mail; address the
publishers, Wilmer Atkinson Co., Phila.
delphia.
Thomas Lund paid $lO4 80 to the
Northern Pacific on Saturday. to make
good his guarantee for the excursion
train from Roslyn, Cle-Elum and Ellens-
burg on BRYAN day. 1t seems too bad
that Mr.. Lund is forced to stand this
loss for if the railroad agents at the
points named had properly advertised
the running of the special train there
would have been no deficit.
Il had Kidney and Bladder trouble to
a dangerous degree. doctored for five
years without any relief. One small
sample Of your Mulls Pioneer Cure gave
me quick relief and now I am cured
praise it everywhere for | know it will
cure. w. G. R. Williams, Spanish
Fort, Texas. A dollar draft in every
dollar box, cash it If medicine fails. 25c
and 81 90. For sale by Taft & Taft and
w. j. Roaf.
j. HI. Thomas, who some time ago
instituted proceeding in the bankrupt
court for release from his financial bur
dens, has filed petition with Referee
Taggart for transmission to Judge Han
ford making charges against the attor-
news and almost everyone else connec-
ted with the matter, but the referee re-
fuses to forward it and gives in writing
four specific reasons for his refusal.
Kill that Pain. Mull's Lightning Pain