The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-12-13
PEN SKETCHES Of THE WEEK
Brief Items of Local News Gathered
by Ubiquitous Herald Reporters.
PITHl PARAGRAPHS SIZED UP.
Lights and Sidellghts of Daily Doings In the
Metropolis Of Central Washington Prepared
for the Entertainment of Nu-
merous Readers.

r. N. Harrison has number of fine
mich cows for sale.
Born, Sunday, Dec. 2, to the wife of
Frank Terrill, a son.
Councilman-elect Alex Mcneil, of
Prosser, spent Saturday in the city.
The Prosser Comedy Company will
give it's first entertainment in that town
on Tuesday evening next.
incest selection of glassware ever in
the city. Twelve different patterns,
40c a set upward. Greene Mercantile
Co. 40
Very few people are left in quaran-
tine and what few are left will be ready
to be let out in few days-Roslyn
Miner.
David Wilson, from Sumpter, Ore |
the contractor who built the Hotel Yak
ina, is stopping at that hotel for few
days.
Doih. az DlthlCtoil, lHtHkSSlIlS udN,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Leland McCredy, a
son. Mr. McCredy is brother of Alex
NlcCredy of this city.
I. NJ Vance, assistant attorney
general of the state, has entered into a
law partnership with John r. Mitchell
and will remain in Olympia.
j. B. Pugsley of Walla Walla, an old
time citizen Of North Yakima, is in the
city this week, and will probably re-
main until after the holidays
ID. A. Mcdonald and wife have had
occasion to celebrate Thanksgiving day
in a manner not accorded to most people
in the birth of daughter on the Goth of
November.
The following are officers elect for
Prosser; city treasurer, G. A. Jensen
councilmen for the long term, A. G. Nc
Neill and W. H. Brownlow; for the
short term, d. NJ. Angus, Albert Smith |
and F. w. Bernat.
Frank Lyons IS in the city for
several days this week. He has sold
his ranch in the Horse Heaven country
to the Rydholm brothers. He is intend |
ing to buy place near North Yakima
if he can find one that suits him
Now that the salt trust has raised |
the price from 95 cents per sack to 50, |
some people will find it harder than
ever to earn their salt. But the republic |
cans promised to take care of the trusts,
and we guess they will.-Vancouver
Register.
According to the Goldendale Agr- |
culturist, Klickitat county is to have
added to its population of titled noble
men Swedish count, who talks of
building 100000 chateau somewhere
near the summit OF Simcoe mountains,
north of Goldendale.
Henry kampeter, one OF the old re-
spected citizens OF this city, was thrown
from horse Friday night and |
broke his collier bone. He was return
ing to his home north of the city and |
riding a fractions animal. The dark
ness caused the horse to become |
frightened and jump, resulting in the
falling of the rider.
Louis Hand, who died at the hospital, |
Thursday, of typhoid fever, was buried
from Flint 4 Shaw's undertaking |
parlors Sunday morning Deceased was
about 3S years OF age and was supposed
to be recovering rapidly until within a
couple of days OF his death. He was a |
well known citizen of Parker Bottom,
having lived there a number of years, |
and outside Of cousin in Spokane, had
no relatives in this part OF the country. |
"a Hundred Years of the District of
Columbia is the title Of an illustrated |
article contributed, apropos OF the CEN
tenary of the national capital to the
December Review of Reviews by DIR. |
Albert Shaw This article gives the
important facts in the history of the
federal district, and tells what is most
worth knowing about the construction
and plans of the great public buildings
there located. 1t is a subject in which
every citizen has an interest, whether
he has ever visited Washington city or
not.
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