The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-07-05
THE YAKIMA HERALD.
thursday. JUNE ss, 1900.
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY

G. b. Hopkins, of Spokane, was a
Yakima visitor Sunday.
A. d. Sloan left on Sunday for Seattle
to spend the Fourth OF July.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. J. Flint have gone to
summer.
Arthur Hale and family. OF this county
are visiting friends and relatives in
Goldendale.
The first sweet corn OF thu season was
brought 10 the market on Saturday last
by A. W. Speyers Of Knob Hill.
Toppenish now has barber shop.
Dolph Gsunt, who arrived there last
week from Goldendale is the proprietor.
". Hishfil will lie at Bickle'on on the
10th aud at Prosser on the 18th 10 pur
chase horses for government use in the
Philippines.
W. ID. Richardson, the travelling repre-
sentative Of the Tacoma Ledger spent
Saturday and Sunday among friends in
North Yakima.
Dlphtheria has again made its appear
ance in the Bickleton neighborhood. The
oldest son Of Joseph Hooker died on the
2lst of June from this disease.
Mr.. johnson, the newly appointed U.
5. marshal of Alaska, passed through
the city 90 Saturday on his way from
Washington, D. c., to enter upon his
duties
Alex Carlson and family left for Taco
ma Sunday for visit OF month. Mr..
Carlsou's position at Lund's is being
temporarily filed by Fred Hahn Of
Ellensburg.
The steamer Ohio, ON which Mrs. NJ.
l.. Courier is passenger, has arrived at
Nome but will be held in quarantine for
thirty days OWING to the breaking out of
smallpox
Henry Allison Of klckitat county,
who has recently been engaged here in
brick laying has gone 10 his home for
the purpose Of selling his ranch and
| locating in Yakima.
| Spratt and Turner, of Yakima, have
secured the contract for an artesian we'll
on land owned by John p. Clerf, nine
miles east OF Elens burg. They are to
bore to depth of 1850 feet If flowing
water is not sooner obtained, aud work
was started this week.
| A drummer car is a novel feature in
railroading but one of them was side
tracked in Yakima on Saturday last A.
number of drummers in different lines of
business banded together and stocked
the car, which is provided with drawers
! for the holding Of their samples and
counters for their display.
| Robert Fraker, accompanied by his
wife, father and sister, returned from
Medical Lake on Friday. He was taken
to the hospital where he is receiving
every attention. 1t is understood that
his brother-in-law, w. L. Furniss of
Pendeton, will make provision for his
declining days.
The Hop Exchange saloon has again
changed hands Mr.. Finerman having
sold to Peter Sandberg who owns the
Owl, Standard, White Front and one or
other saloons in Tacoma. Mr.. Sandberg' IS
brother has been placed in charge of the
Yakima property. Mr.. Finerman re-
turned to Tacoma on Sunday He says
Yakima is too slow for him but be failed
to realize that during his short stay here
| there WASH time for the moss and bar.
| nacles to get rubbed from his person.
John +. Mackison expects to leave
about the middle OF July for the kondlke
country 10 join his brother, X. j. Macki-
ison, who is located at Grand Forks, at
the junction Of the Eldorado and French
Gnlch. where he has prosperous ga loon
busint ss and is interested in some rich
claims. JIMMY as his friends know
him, always was money maker, and II
he has ceased to be a plunger there is no
question but he will come back with his
nest well feathered.
Rev Rosine NJ. Edwards, the new
! principal OF Woodcock Academy i spend
ing the summer in Spokane and prepar-
ing for next years work. Miss Edwards
will have charge OF the Latin and His
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