The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-12-10
The YAKIMA HERALD.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1901.
NORTH YAKIMA NEWS NOTES.


court house. 49.4t
John Michaels was an Ellensburg WIS.,
itor last Thursday.
House to rent, 21s miles from town.
Inquire at IA Ahtanum avenue, n. 4S2t
Born to Mr.. and. Mrs. Wallice Will
liams, Wednesday December 4, 1901, a
daughter.
Miss Fletcher of Tacoma is the guest
OF her uncle and aunt. DR.. and Mrs. C.
G. Fletcher.
H. A. Smull has sold his marble and
granite business to Charles Gleason, a
recent arrival from Carrolton, Mo.
The Woodmen of Zillah are preparing
to give masquerade ball in their hall
at that place on Christmas night.
Misses Lucy and Bessie Scudder left
here last Thursday afternoon for Boston
to spend the winter with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Moore and DR..
and Mrs. j. B. Burns returned home
last Thursday from their trip to the East.
The electric light company is moving
its poles from the main streets in the
central part Of the city and putting them
on the alleys.
N. S. johnson, who returned home
last week from the East, will 60 on the
road the first of the year for St. Louis
hardware firm.
Miss Ida Miller, who came to this
country short time ago from Sweden,
arrived in Yakima last week to make
her home with her brother, Alex Miller.
Bernard Wilkinson has been kept busy
for the past week showing many OF the
new corners from Crookston, Mimi,
about the valley. The men have come
to stay and are DESTROYS of seeing the
valley before locating.
A. c. Bollenbach has purchased the
brick house and four acres of ground on
Cherry street from Mrs. Lucy Rathburn.
The price paid was about $4,000. Mr..
Bollenbach will not move to the place
till next spring.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
have made arrangements to hold their
annual sale of fancy work in the parlors
of Yakima hotel tomorrow. The sale
will be suitable for Christmas presents.
Everybody is invited to attend.
Rev. Samuel Studabaker of Illinois
arrived here last Friday from Centralia
where he has been for some time and
will remain in the valley for week or
so. He is brother-in-law of D. B. Eby
of Sunnyside with whom he will stay
most of the time while here.
s. A. Gavitt and C. w. Liece have
formed partnership and will open a
real estate Office in the Bissell building
opposite the court house. Mr.. Gavitt
was formerly an old resident of this val.
ley, but lately has been living at Everett.
He will make this place his future home.
The price of butter has jumped to 20
cents for dairy and from so to 60 cents
for ranch made. This is considered
an enormous price in valley where
25O, 900 pounds is produced yearly. Eggs
are also on the top notch selling at 35
cent per dozen and hard to be had at
that.
j. S. Dougherty has sold his black
smith shop on South Second street to C.
D. Parker and G. B. Burton, who came
here recently from Whatcom. They
will operate the shop under the firm
name of Parker & Burton. Mr.. Parker
has moved here with his family and is
now living in the Carpenter house on
Seventh street.
Dentist DIR. Stephenson will visit
Prosser Thursday and Friday, December
II and -. Will positively be at the
Lape Hotel on the date mentioned. If
you need dental work that is guaranteed
to give satisfaction, do not wait until
the last day, but make your appointment
early. Teeth extracted, painless. 49-1t
A. p. Cochran, who came over from
Tacoma last week to see his child who
was sick at that time, returned home
last Friday. His family was sent here
for their health and SO beneficial has
the climate been to them that they will
remain here during the winter. Mr..
Cochran is conductor on the Northern
Pacific between Seattle and Tacoma and