The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-03-15

w. Nj. Norman was up from Sunny
side the first of the week. He reports
things Furnishing in that neighborhood.
The Odd Fellows have decided to build
nice hall and one of Mr.. Norman's mis-
sions to the city was to perfect arrange
ments for that purpose The amount
needed will be $1,000 and the bonds will
be floated in sums of $40 in order that
the members can secure portion of
them il they feel so disposed.
North Yakima lodge No. SO, Knights
Of Pythias. will celebrate its tenth ami
versary on Wednesday evening next in
their castle hall. fine program has
been arranged and Grand Chancellor E
G. Davis will be present and make an
address. II is hoped that every lodge
member, as well as all visiting knights
in the city, together with their families,
will make an effort to attend.
Mrs. L. B. Rinehart writes THE HER
AID to announce to the ladies of North
Yakima that she expects to arrive home
about the I'D from Chicago and that she
has shipped from there the largest and
handsomest line OF ladies ready made
suits, silk and cotton waists, millinery
and notions that she has ever carried.
They will arrive in few days and be on
display at The Wonder.
THE HERALD is in receipt of letter
from E. F. Crocker, st. Paul stating that
he expects tc arrive in North Yakima
about the first OF April to locate. Mr..
Crocker is sign writer, painter and dec
orator of more than ordinary ability, as
the writer hereof can vouch, he having
known him for many years.
1t is stated that DR.. Baker has aban.
doned his intention to move to Whatcom
but will remain and put up a fine resi-
dence on his slightly lots in the corner OF
Fourth and Chestnut streets. Mrs. Bak-
er will spend u few months on the Sound
on account OF her health.
The Nome fever is beginning its symp-
toms il Yakima Col. Hewlett sold
thousand shares in placer scheme on
Wednesday and 800 more on Thursday.
L is mining property owned exclusively
by Washington men, and is to be hy-
draulicked this summer.
S. Diley, brother of A. L. Dilley, is
over from Goldendale visiting his
brother and mother for week. MIR.
Dilley is painter by trade and A. l..
has taken advantage OF his brothers APP
pearance by having his house Hastily
painted.
?. D. Konkler, member of Teddy
Roosevelt's rough riders during the His.
pano-American war, has located in North
Yakima. Mr.. Konkler states that he
Will buy farm if he can find one to suit
him.
B. H. Allen and wife haye returned
from Montana to look after their ranch
interests. Mr.. Allen has been doing or
ganization work for the Yeomen in that
state and reports splendid success.
Agent Graham of the N. P. is beauti-
flying and adjoining the twin parks at the
depot 80 that the beauty spots will greet
the eyes OF both Bryan and Mckinley
when they come this way.
Mr.. Frank Ryan and Miss Rothie
Johnson were quietly married last Mon
day evening at s O'Clock at the home of
the brides mother, Mrs. Johnson, Rev.
j. II. Wood officiating.
DR.. Taft is putting his fine business
block on the avenue IN trim for the
spring trade. Fresh paint is great
beautiier.
Lost-On A or streets, package
containing Battenburg mat. Party los
ing desires finder to leave at this Office.
City lots, farm lands, horses and sheep
for sale. Coffin Bros. 2-tf