The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-03-08
TIL URSDA Y. MARCH s, 1900.
THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.

George Donald has gone to the Sound
on business trip.
G. H. Denley was registered at the
Donnely, Tacoma on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. j. Harrison OF Sunny
side were Yakima visitors Monday.
George w. Bishop, hop buyer of
Wa,erville, n Y was here last week.
W. r. Newell, Zilah's "viilage
Blacksmith" was in the city on Friday.
Walter Reed was Roslyn visitor on
business recently, says the Cascade
Miner.
DR.. B. L. Baker and family expect to
remove to their new home at Whatcom
about June LIST.
Mrs G. NJ. Allen and little son, now
residing near Outlook, were in the city
Monday.
Hopbuyer Wahlberg has purchased
twenty -four bales OF hops from Mr.. Dor
sett on the school section for ~, cents
B. S. Grosscup and r. &. Hudson OF
Tacoma. and p II. Denny and Z. F.
Blaine OF Seattle, were registered at the
Hotel Yakima on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vessey of Prosser have
removed to this city. Mr.. Vessey states
that Levi Ankeny has been in Prosser
the past few days arranging to put in an
electric light plant
Chss. Kraus left Tuesday night for his
old home in Peoria, H., to pay his
father visit The old aentleman's
health is considerably impaired, hence
his son 9 visit east
JEFF Mcdaniel will leave about the
latter part of April for Nome to seek his
fortune in the gold fields. A gentleman
recently from Ohio, by the name of
Fletcher, will accompany him.
resolution has been passed by the
Commercial club asking the Washington
delegation in congress to get an appro-
priaton Of $4,000 to establish reser-
voir for irrigation purposes in the Wenas
valley.
Cliff Stout, formerly OF Yakima but
now OF Seattle, while visiting friends
here received a telegram yesterday from
Seattle announcing the result Of the elec-
ton. The telegram read, "Humes skin
ned 'em like an eel"
H. NJ. Lichty returned from his trip to
Illinois on Monday and spent the day in
the city before returning to his home at
Sunnyside. Mr. Lchty was present at
the sale of the big Sunnyside canal and
believes ii has fallen into good hands,
Cards are out for the silver wedding
anniversary OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Wright. The happy occasion is set for
March l4th, at O'clock. The cards are
in the regulation or engraved style and
bear the figures in each top corner 1875
and 1900.
Rev T j. Dent and family left Mon
day on the midnight train fer his new
and old-charge in Aberdeen. South pa
kota He was attended to HE train by
qnite a number of his congregations
Alfred and Waiter, his sons, have EN-
ployment in Tacoma.
DR.. Baker was called up the Ahtanum
on Tuesday to attend the little four-year-
old son OF \. Woodhouse, who suffered
fracture Of the right leg near the thigh
by coming in contact with revolving
wheel. The little fellow is getting along
as we'll as can be expected.
II is proposed TO exhume the bodies
in the old pioneer cemetery north of
town and renter the remains in Tahoma
cemetery. The move is to be made for
sanitary reasons Those who have rela-
tives and friends buried there have been
requested to transfer them as early as
early as possible.
Chas B. Hopkins Of Spokane, right
bower in the pack Of Wilson cards in
that city, was here several days recently.
While his ostensible business was the
extension OF the long distance telephone
running from Spokane and Wala Walla
to the Sound, via North Yakima, he was
closeted with several of Wilson'S adher-
ents while here. The results, Of course.
may only be surnised