The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-01-17


farmer OF Yakima, writes to THE HERALD
from Honolulu, under date of Dec. %,
regarding Il change in the address of the
paper going to him. He says: 1--WE
have rented house here and gone to
housekeeping. l met L. W. Haworth,
ex-reporter of the Yakima Republic to-
day. He has just had Il siege in the hos
pital and is not feeling very well as yet,
but is able to attend to his regular du-
ties.
Representative Nesbit, of Klickitat,
proposes introducing bill in the legis-
lature annexing to his county strip of
land between the summit of the Cas-
cades and the Indian reservation, which
is now a part of Yakima's territory.
The claim is made that the country is
tributary to Goldendale and that the
settlers desire the change.
A sleigh ride to Mrs. Linnie Rowe's
hospitable home on the Natchez, was
INDUCED in by party of young people
on Thursday night of last week, but on
their way back the sleigh broke down
and they were compelled to walk to
town. They arrived about 5 clock the
the following morning.
When threatened by pneumonia or any
other lung trouble, prompt relief is
necessary, as it is dangerous to delay.
We would suggest that One Minute
Cough Cure be taken as soon as indi-
cations OF having taken cold are no.
ticed. 1t cures quickly and its early use
prevents consumption.
While Roadmaster Scow's forces
We're loading some ties, to be taken to
the scene OF the wreck Sunday, they
came across valuable buggy robe
wrapped around a Webster dictionary.
They had evidently been hidden there
by thief who was awaiting a favora-
BILE opportunity to carry them away.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Scatchard were up
from Outlook this week visiting old
time friends Tor few days. Mr.. Scatch-
ard has promising farm in that locality,
and is highly pleased at the growth and
enterprise being shown in that favored
section
II. J. Rand has secured the use OF the
pond at the power house and if the
weather conditions will admit will put
up about 600 tons of ice. In case ice
cannot be secured he will put pipes in
his warehouse and use it for cold storage
purposes.
J. l.. Banks spent a couple OF days in
the city, after visit at Fl. simcoe.
He was accompanied by Mrs Banks and
was looking in the pink OF condition,
and says he will return to Dawson in a
couple OF weeks.
Z. J. Jaeger, OF Zillah, was in the city
on Tuesday He secured about forty
tons OF ice before the chinook arrived,
and says that he is the only one in that
section Of the county who has put up
pound,
Editor w. A. Maxwell left on Tuesday
for Portland, on business. He says his
negotiations with Mr.. Fell for the sale
Of half interest in the Daily News have
not been closed nor yet abandoned
Mrs. John Roberts died at her home
near Zillah on Saturday last. She was
upwards Of seventy years Of age and had
been married to Mr. Roberts for only
couple Of years.
Mrs, Z. X. Current will return from
Seattle this week Mr. Current has
rented house and they propose to
make their home here.
]. P. Douglas, Sr., who has one of the
prettiest ranches under the sunnyside
canal, few miles east OF Zillah, was in
the city Tuesday.
T. II. Rudkin entered upon his duties
as superior Judge on Monday by OPEN
ing court in Ellensburg.
Claude Briggs is home again from
a business "trip to Pendleton