The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-11-29
.REP)RTOR|AL SHORTSTOPS
What Is Going on Daily Of Interest to
All Our People.
APPROPRIATE TO THE TINES,
Items Of Personal and Local Mention Put
Into Condensed Form for "The
Herald's" Busy
Readers.

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per Mikkelson. son.
George w. Cary has accepted posi-
ton with the H. H. Schott Co.
Messrs. Claude Briggs and A. s. Dam
returned from Pendleton on Saturday
last.
| Matt Williams returned this week
from Whitman county, where he pur-
chased couple of high-bred colts of
much promise.
Fourteen inches of snow fell at Fort
Simcoe during the storm of last week.
Its stay was of short duration, the Chi
nook taking it off in one day.
The Cattle Growers association will
hold meeting at the city hall, Saturday
afternoon at o'clock. Business of inn
portance will come up for discussion and
action.
| Wanted Salesman to sell cigars
on salary or commission. Write for
proposition to Key West Cigar Co., West
ern Office, No. 575 East Morrison street,
Portland, Ore.
Born, at North Yakima, Thursday,
Nov. %, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Mac
donald, son. The parents have occa-
sion on this national holiday to give
thanks over the coming of future mer-
chant prince.
The White River Journal, published
at Kent, wants to know elbow would A.
B. Wyckoff do for SENATOR" Mr.. Wyck-
off has recently gone to California to
spend the winter at some medicinal
springs for his health.
Thirty-one new settlers arrived at
Mabton on Saturday last from the Mid
die states to make their homes in the
Sunnyside country. They were met
there with numerous teams and taken
to their destination.
The Commercial clubs first social
party for this season will be given on
Wednesday evening next. Invitations
will be confined to members and they
are restricted in the number OF ladies &C.
companying them to two.
| N. r. Lee is now serving out fine of
$50 and costs in the county Jail for petit
larceny. He extracted few dollars
from the pocket of man named Tier
ney who was under the influence of
liquor in one of the saloons.
Mrs. M. L. Courier, formerly of Yak
ina, is now Mrs. Thomas Saurain, hay
ing been married at Nome ia October.
Mr.. Saurain is mining man Of much
experience and high standing who is in
terested in number of valuable prop
critics.
The citizens Of Roslyn in mass meet
ing nominated the following ticket
Mayor, John Mcdowell; councilmen,
Thomas Orphant; Samuel Hobbs Peter
Wilson; Pat Henry; Chas Eaden; Ed
Hewitson and VIM Hart; clerk, Stoves !;
attorney, W. j. Welsh; health officer,
DR.. Porter.
Rose May, who was arrested under
the charge of making a house of assig-
nation and prostitution out OF the Exam
garoo," was to have been tried before
Justice Taggard on Saturday last, but
she left for parts unknown before the
case was called. In police circles she is
known as the Queen of Manila, but if
she returns to Yakima her title will not
save her from being thrown into the
calaboose.
Probably no book will be read with
greater interest by people of North Yak
ina and vicinity than eugene Norton"
The author, Miss Annie Shannon Mon
roe, is Yakima girl and is we'll known
to some of our citizens, having lived
here number of years. 1t is distinctly
western story of love and lack of love,
which will be of double interest here be-
cause of the scene being largely laid in
the Sunnyside district during the con-
struction of the big canal. The scene
changes from there to the Sound and
Steilacoom asylum, where the story cul-
inmates satisfactorily to the reader, as
all good stories should. Miss Monroe
writes with an attractive style and the
atmosphere throughout the book is sim
gularly pure. One is better for having
read it. Rand, Mentally & Co., Chicago,