The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-10-18
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What is Going on Daily Of Interest to
All Our People.
Items OF Personal and Local Mention Put
Into Condensed Form for "The
Herald's" Busy
Readers.

Furnished rooms. Apply at this office.
Green cut bone, the boss iced for
chickens at the Columbia market. 81. j.
Rand. proprietor. 29.tf
Mr. and Mrs j NJ Arlington arrived from
Seattle on Saturday and are passing the
week on their ranch in the Wenas.
Edward Fourier, manager Of Larson's
theatre, returned from Spokane on Sat
urday accompanied by his wife and her
maid.
w. l. Lince lost valuable angora
wagon robe, Friday evening, while in at.
tendance on the republican meeting at
Ahtanum.
Alfred Schanno has returned fro m
Nome. He passed through Yakima last
week on the way to Walla Walla to visit
his sister, Mrs. ]. B. Catron.
Mrs. Constantine, niece Of Thomas
Lund, spent several days in the city last
week. She has gone to Wenatchee where
her husband and Noah N. Brown are
about to engage in the hotel business.
Mrs. T. J. Heffling. wife of the post
trader at Fort Simcoe, accompanied by
her son, left on Saturday to spend the
winter with relatives in Ohio. Mr.. Hef.
fling journed with his family as far as
! Spokane.
Willie Prosser has been engaged to do
the local hustling on the Republic.
Editor Robertson will continue to do the
"heavy" work. j. q. Boyle, it is said,
will be employed on the evening daily to
be started by w. A. Maxwell.
r. H. Armsworth, of Prosser, has
bought IA acres OF land on the bench
from Willis Boatman for $1,000 and will
make mis- home here. Within a couple of
days after the sale had been closed Mr..
Armsworth was offered an advance of
5000 on his bargain and made the sale,
Immediately buying another tract OF
land. He thinks property in the vicin-
ity of North Yakima good thing.
Nelson Rich, republican nominee for
representative spent several days in the
city during the past week. When ques-
toned by THE HERALD reporter as to
the condition OF affairs he said, every
thing is moving along all right. will
live even if don't get an Office. l under
stand the republicans up here are knit
ing me, and if they do there'll be another
time coming when | will even up the
score"
Bob Layfield and "Shorty" Penman re-
turned from visit of few days in Ia
coma Sunday. Mr.. Penman says there
is plenty of money there for betting on
Rogers but that the Frink supporters are
extremely timid. Billy Wright, formerly
landlord of the Riverside hotel, at Prosser,
is now running restaurant on G. street,
but is anxious to get hold OF some avenue
property in North Yakima as he claims
he is now so thoroughly qualified in the
res taurant business that he has no fear
about entering into competition with the
Cinnamon.
The democratic campaign opened at
Zillah on Thursday evening last. l. n.
Mozart presided over the meeting which
was addressed by Farmer Todd The
audience out-numbered III ose at the SINH
lar meeting of the republicans four to
one, W hich can be verified BY many of
the reputable citizens. The address of
the Farmer was received with marked
attention and much favor. A careful
polling of the votes Of Zllah precinct
shows that the democrats will have n
good safe ajority on November 6.
At the meeting of the firemen, on
Thursday evening of last week, it was
decided 10 give grand masquerade ball,
at Switzer's hall on Christmas eve. The
early action was taken in order that
every detail might be fully arranged to
make the event the social feature of the
holiday season. The executive COM
mittee named consists OF Volney Taft, w.
d. Walker, A. r. Sinclair, E. j. Merwin
and Ed Farmer. The personale Of the
committee.is an insurance that every de-
tail will be looked after closely and for
the pleasure of all who are present. The
matter Of hall and music was placed in
the hands OF F. f. Liggett.