The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-02-01

Miles Cannon returned from the Sound
to-day.
- Now lie the time to spray, according to
the best authority on fruit trees.
The Greene Mercantile Company can
fix you out with any kind of fixtures for
your lamp.
The military ball at Switzer's hall on
Monday night was a grand success.
About 200 couples participated.
F. NJ. Ross, organizer of the Royal
Tribe of Joseph and brother of Mrs.
Lemon, arrived home from Lincoln, Neb.,
this morning.
For Sale-At my fathers ranch, three
miles below Zllah, go head of good,
choice young horses and mares, Some I'M
broken. lat E. w. DooLEY.
The county treasurer is temporarily oc-
cupying the Office of the county school
superintendent while carpenters are en-
larging and repairing the treasurer's Of
fee.
Sam Foath of Roslyn is in the city
visiting his father-in-law, William Lind.
say. His wife, who was cousin of Mrs.
Nels Short, died and was buried at Ros-
lyn few days ago.
A. B. Weed has purchased two lots of
w. l.. Steinweg on Yakima avenue west
and south of the Episcopal church. 1t
is understood the price was $500 and that
Mr.. Weed intends building two cottage
on the lots for rental
Lombard & Horsley are having the
rock hauled to the site of their proposed
warehouse north of Coffin Bros new
warehouse across the track. The Lom-
bard & Horsley warehouse will be brick
or stone, 40x100 feet, and will cost about
$500.
The wedding OF Mr.. Charles Druse and
Mr.. Charles Winner to Miss Edith FELTON,
and Miss Pearl FELTON,, respectively, is
announced to take place Wednesday
evening, February Z, at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. FELTON,.
The Greene Mercantile Company point
| with pride to their fine display of glass
and chinaware. Haviland ware and tea
sets of every description. 1t has been
arranged with much care and taste and
never fails to catch the admiring eyes of
the ladies.
| A bucketshop manipulation from Ia
coma was in the city this week with a
view of establishing an exchange for the
handling of grain, mining stocks and the
like. He had two objective points, Yak.
ina and Lewiston, and will locate in one
place or the other.
The Commercial club held its annual
election of officers the first of the week,
resulting as follows: President, F.
Horsley; first vice-president, A. +. Lar
son second vice-president, J. d. Medill
treasurer, H. H. Lombard governing
board, f. G. Hall, w. L. Steinweg, w.
B. Dudley, W. W. Robertson, Alex.
Miller.
Claude Briggs returned the latter part
of the week from Wenatchee where he
has established an agency for the Wiley
B. Allen Co npany, with johnson & Son
as managers. Mr.. Briggs believes the
Wenatchee country will prove valuable
acquisition to the territory now controlled
by Briggs & Dam for their big musical
supply house.
Bernard Wilkinson has sod twenty
acres, mostly unimproved, of the former
Curry tract owned by Tom Norton, to
Chas. G.. Nelson, late of Salt Lake, Utah,
for $l100 Mr.. Wilainson's sales for the
past month were $3.50. This includes
his latest sale OF twenty acres. improved,
OF the tract above mentioned near the
power house. Tor $3.50. The purchaser
is J w. Fletcher. late of Tulare, Cal.
A. n. Short owned this property.
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