The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-10-17
THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.

| on TUESDAY.
Mrs. A. b. Weed returned this week
from visit to the Sound.
Earl Watt returned Tuesday morn
ing from business trip to Portland.
+. w. Teichman and wife of Spokane
are the guests of friends on Mob hill.
The Dudley Shoe Co. have frightened
the front OF their store room on Yakima
avenue.
A. H. Pearson of the firm of Pearson
& Watt, left Monday night for Michigan
on visit to relatives.
The American Fraternal club will
meet next Thursday and organize the
first subordinate lodge.
Fred Shaw, an employee of Shaw 4
Flint's furniture store, has moved into
DR.. p. Frank new house on Third street.
p. A. Getz, the insurance man of Ell
lensburg, accompanied by his wife, has
been here this week looking up business.
A. L. Dilley's little boy is now recov-
ering from fever after being laid up for
several weeks and passing through re-
lapse.
B. r. Sleenburger and wife have ar
rived here from Phoenix, Ariz., and will
likely purchase ranch and make this
valley their future home.
William Lee, jr., is having stone fruit
and root house constructed upon his
place west of the city. 1t will be about
20x4O feet, two stories high and will be
model cellar when completed.
Marriage licenses were issued this
week to Ernest Fetters and Miss
Alpha Jones, Frank S. Cooper and Miss
Pearl A. Phelp, and VIM. H. Dooley and
Miss Della Dopps, all of this county.
Mrs. Ed. Needles OF Walla Walla, who
has been visiting old time friends in the
city, returned to her home on Friday
last. Mrs. Needles saw many marked
changes in Yakima since she left here
two years ago.
Mrs. r. B. Hassell, who has been Wis
iting friends here during the past week
left yesterday for Ellensburg to visit a
day with friends there. Rev. Hassel
leaves to-day to join her on his way to
their home in Everett.
c. c. Strong and wife were visitors in
the city during fair week and were
shown about the country by William.
Lee, jr. Mrs. Strong states that she
has never enjoyed an outing more than
she had in Yakima. Mr.. Strong is a
member of the commission firm OF A. d.
Blowers & Co of Seattle.
E. +. Russell OF Valley, WASH, is here
representing the Washington State Mar
BILE Co., new concern that is operated
in the same field with the U. S. Marble
Co. OF Spokane. This company is just
newly organized and is selling stock to
begin operations in big quarry near
Valley.
Deputy Sheriff Sindall left here Mon
day morning on roundabout trip to
Lewiston TO bring back Burke, the man
who robbed Sandberg OF $3.50. He went
to Olympia first to have the governor
sign requisition papers and thence to
Boise, Idaho, for the same purpose.
From there he will go to Lewiston for
the prisoner, returning the last Of the
week.
Mrs. J. A. Stayt of Blaine, Wash,
formerly OF this city, accompanied by
her niece, Miss Annabel Hoke, of Wind
sor, Nova Scotia, stopped over here Tues
day and Wednesday on their way to
Spokane, to visit Mrs. Stayt's son, w.
A., also former resident of this city.
They were the guests Of Mrs. A. M.
WEIGH Miss Hoke is a daughter of
the United States consul at Windsor,
and has spent the summer visiting rela-
tives on the Pacific coast.
]. II. Clogg left here last Tuesday
afternoon for visit to his home at
Brooklyn, n. Y. He came here last
June to take an interest in the upbuild-
ing of North Yakima and so busy has
he been in getting ready for his big
building that he has not been home
since coming here. He will remain in.
the east month. Whether he will
bring his family back with him he has