The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-05-10
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY

Joseph Allen left for the Sound to-day.
Mrs. johnson of the Hotel Yakima
left for Tacoma today for brief visit.
DR.. Thos. McAuslin is building new
house on his tract north of Yakim City.
Postmaster Sperry spent a couple OF
days in Seattle and Tacoma this week.
Doctors Gordon and Duln were elected
members of the state medical association
at the session in Spokane this week.
W. F. White and Miss Laura Floyd,
both Of the Natchez, were united in the
marriage bonds, Wednesday, by Justice
Taggard.
Mr.. Walthrop, who has charge of the
Zillah office OF Yakima Investment com
pany, was North Yakima visitor this
week.
The Oregonan speaks very highly OF
the performance of Quo Nadis which
will occupy the boards at Mason's opera
house Monday evening.
There was break in the Congdon
ditch last week. Thirty feet OF the tlume
went down leaving the consumers with
out water for a few days.
John P. Brattain, formerly with Jam
eek. and Jas. Fletcher, nephew of DR..
/ Fletcher, left for Seattle today enroute
tor Nome. They will take i'll a stock OF
drugs.
DR.. W. A. Giddings has again resumed
| his practice OF dentistry and can be found
i'll his office from now on. Office over
Macdonad's store II st
At meeting in the Christian
church Monday evening arrangements
were begun for the rose carnival to be
held in June. Prizes will be given for
the two best collections OF roses.
The Indians have established fish
trap near the mouth of the Ahtanum. 1t
is reported to THE HERALD that it ex
tends clear across the stream in violation
OF the law.
Born, Wednesday, May Q, to Mr.. and
Mrs, Fred Schott, sou. The father was
the happiest man in town the next day
and all OF his friends were smoking
choice Havanas with him.
Manager Geo. \. Tuesley of TIE HER.
AID is spending the week in the rich Sec
tions OF Yakima county below Union
Gap. The extensive circulation OF this
paper in the lower part of the county will
undoubtedly be greatly increased through
his efforts.
The Modern Woodmen OF Zillah are
making extensive preparations to cele-
brate the Fourth of July and will invite
the people from the neigh boring towns
to join with them in celebrating the day.
The days festivities will close with a
grand ball l7-4t
Sherman Burgett became a trihe CAV
on Sunday evening OF last week and evil
IDENTIFY imagined he had a proprietary
right to the town, for he spurred his horse
up and down the streets, yelling like a
drunken Indian and firing his sx-shooter
in reckless manner. Next morning his
gayety disappeared when he was COM
PEELED TO pay so and costs into the city
treasury.
Harold Atkins, who returned to his old
home IN Illinois this week, was given a
very pleasant surprise Wednesday even
ing. May md. in the form OF party
which was participated in by about forty
OF his friends, mostly high school pupils
and teachers, who gathered at the Central
school building and then proceeded to
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complete. The evening was enjoyably
passed and closed with a collation. of
cake and ice cream.
A. Gebhart called at THE HERALD
Office during the past week and stated
that he and Owen Purden bought, killed
and dressed the lumpy- jawed COW and
sold the carcass to a chicken man south
of the city. Mr.. Gebhart said:he is an
experienced butcher and is satisfied the
meat was not diseased but the COW was
very poor owing to the lumpy jaw inter-
fering with her eating. He claims that
the meat was never offered to the
| butchers.
First-class table board. Mrs. Clay,
Wards brick block, Yakima avenue. 1t
Crockett Ross. formerly port er OF the
Hotel Yakima but now with the Ven.
dome hotel of Davenport, sends clip
ping from the Linco ln County Times. in
which about a third OF a column is taken
to tell how Ross 'never batted an eye"
when a burly man pulled gun on him
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