The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-02-15
THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.

! The Thermometer registered zero at
a. m. today.
Arthur Jacot and Miss Arlie b. Dorothy
are licensed to wed.
Mrs. Chas. Benson left for Portland
yesterday to visit her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Lindsay and Mrs.
Koken of Yakima were recent visitors TO
Roslyn.
Miss Ella Bryson has accepted posi-
ton in the stationery and music store Of
Briggs q Dam.
For Sale.--Ladies Rambler bicycle, 800
model, nearly new. Can be seen at Fell
toms carpenter shop. bit
Mrs. William Ker left this noon on the
delayed passenger train for Tacoma, to
return on Monday.
Claude Briggs spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in Kiona on business con-
nected with his music house.
The Fin de Steele club give their last
hop for the season this evening. The
menu ers will invite their friends.
The body of Frank Smith, of company
+, killed in the Philippines, has arrived
at San Francisco. He will be buried at
Olympia.
For Sale.-Some fine grade Jersey and
Durham milch COWS and heifers. N. NJ.
Snodgrass, one and one-half mile north
of city.
J. r. Gale of Lamar, Mo-, arrived in
North Yakima last week to become "A
permanent resident. He is brother OF
Mrs. G. M. Hauser.
The marriage OF Wilfred Riel to Miss
Emma Gamache, of the Mckee, will take
place at the Catholic church in this city
February 26, at 10 a. m.
For Sale-The household furniture. at
private sale, of the Rev. Thos. J, Dent.
Apply at the house, next door to the old
Congregational church across the track.
L. B. Sonny of Tacoma, president of
the Gold Bow Mining Company. was in
the city Thursday visiting DR.. Wells, who
is an old schoolmate. Mr.. Sonny will
return to Tacoma Friday morning.
The following articles OF incorporation
have been fled with the state secretary
during the past week. Selah and Mckee
Canal Company, North Yakima, $4,000 /;
Fidelity Abstract and Title Company,
North Yakima, $500.
Among the Yakimans who will 90 10
Nome in the spring is nephew of DR..
Fletcher and J. W. Britain of ,Janeck's
pharmacy. They will work their mines
there and hope to return with coolies of
the yellow sands of the far north.
Earl Watt spent the larger portion Of
last week at Prosser and Sunnyside in
the interests Of Coffin Bros. He reports
the people in that end of the county as
apparently prosperous and happy, and
looking forward to large developm ents
the coming season.
Col Taggard, who spent several days
on the Sound recently, says that there is
no doubt in his mind that Seattle has
more money than Tacoma. The hotel
men charged him 81 so night for room
in Seattle and he paid only IS cents a
night IN Tacoma.
The civil case of Geo. Wekel VS. Henry
Walen was decided by a jury before JUS
tic Taggard in Saturday. Weikel, by
his attorney, Fred Parker, sued for s24
alleged to be due for fence posts. The
jury gave verdict for $40. Ira NJ.
krutz appeared for the defendant.
County Assessor Robert Scott and his
deputy, ]. NJ. Hall, are busy these days
doing necessary work preparatory to
sending out the deputies for the assess
ment of 1900. They also have under
preparation road and school map which
when completed will be of conven fence.
D. j. Wynkoop states that the rumor
that he intends to remove permanently
to Seat tie is not true. That should he
succeed in his Cape Nome venture he
will return to Yakima and increase his
holdings here, as he knows of no place on
the globe where there are so few draw
backs as in Yakima.
The firm of Davis Bros. of San Fran