The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-02-15
Items Of Personal and Local Mention Put
Into Condensed Form for 1.-THE
Herald's" Busy
Readers.

Charles Druse is down with the M umps.
John Reed was up from Sunnyside on
Tuesday.
Albert Saylor, of Seattle, was register
ed at the Bartholet, Saturday.
William Mcmillan was registered, Sat-
urday at the Bartholet, from Elensburg.
A. f. Larson is on the Sound this
week on business connected with his
theater.
Mrs. Scudder and daughter, Miss Nan.
left Saturday evening on six weeks
visit to Boston.
Stop that Cough ri ht away with Mule
Lightning Cough Cure 25c. For sale
by Taft & Taft.
Henry H. Schott and Harry E. Moran,
OF North Yakima, are at the Dacres.-
Walla Walla Statesman.
Miss Zelma Wilkeson has returned
from pleasant visit with Miss Georgia
Peck at Yakima. Tacoma News.
Thomas Harvard and wife were visitors
from Portland the first of the week. Mr..
Harvard is postoffice inspector.
A. B. Findlay left Monday for Wen.
atchee, but expects to return again to
Yakima in the course of five o. six weeks.
Mrs. Rinehart left Saturday for visit
to her old home at Union, Or, after
which she will go to Chicago to purchase
her spring stock of goods.
Mrs. Walter G. Houghton and little
one, arrived from Alto, Michigan last
week and joined her husband at TOY
penish, where Mr.. Houghton will farm
this year.
c. l.. Davis, the scenic artist of the
Larson Theater is expecting his mother
here from the east shortly. The lady
has kept hotel for the past twenty years
and has recently sold out with the inten-
ton of joining her son in Yakima.
The Epworth League held very
pleasant social last Friday evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. James Greene.
The evening was spent with games and
music and all seemed to have thoroughly
enjoyed themselves. A light luncheon
was served.
large number OF Juveniles assem- bled
at the home OF DR.. Hill Friday night TO
participate in party given by Victor
Hill. Between 30 and 60 young people
! of both sexes joined In merry games,
dances and general social enjoyment
An elegant luncheon was not the least of
the pleasures of the well spent evening
William Lee Sr. came in from his Pros
pect View ex periment farm on Tuesday to
attend meeting of the 90 sureties on
ex-Treasurer Pressey's bond. The pro-
posed meeting was deferred until Friday.
The probability is that the bondsmen for
that year will not agree to any compro-
mise. Mr.. Lee is ENJOYING the life of a
country gentleman and his health is
greatly improved since he has taken to
out door exercise.
The Aurora Mining and Tunnel Site
Company, of which T. j. Lynch of North
Yakima is the secretary and general
manager, have just disposed of 10 900
shares OF stock to one OF the banks in
North Yakima and also quite a number
in this city. They have just put their
stock on the market and when it is gen
orally known shares will go like hot
cakes. However, only limited number
are for sale at the present price, 10 cents.
-Roslyn Miner.
The most important item of railroad
news announced Tor several months is
that on May l the Burlington and North
ern Pacific railroads will establish
through-train service in both directions
between Portland and st. Louis by way
Of Billings, Mont. To maintain this
through service, ten trains will be re-
quired, and orders for the new equip
ment have already been placed. The
new trains will carry sleeping, dining,
tourist and smoking cars, as well as first
and second class coaches. The Burling
ton Route is becoming big factor in the
passenger situation in the Northwest.
and the arrangement now being perfected