The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-08-01
PEN SKETCHES Of THE WEEK
Brief Items of Local News Gathered
by Ubiquitous Herald Reporters.
Lights and Sidelights Of Daily Doings In the
Metropolis Of Central Washington Prepared
for the Entertainment OF Nu-
merOus Readers.

The next regular term OF court win be
the first Monday in October.
c. T. Powell of Genese, H., is visiting
his old friend, Prof. B. +. Barge.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Furnish of Missou-
ri are are visiting her sister, Mrs. Louisa
Neal.
J. Royce is building a new house on
his lot recently purchased on Ahtanum
avenue.
Mrs. Lillian Woodcock OF San Jose,
CAL, is visiting her mother, Mrs. M. A.
Dunn of this city.
The 1O0-foot addition to the Northern
Pacific depot will be completed in the
course of another week
Auditor Kelso this week issued mar
riage license to Daniel Griffey of Kan
sas and Mrs. n. J. Holloway of this
place.
Sells & Gray's circus billed the city
and surrounding country this week.
They will appear here on Friday, Au-
gust 8.
Mrs. Ella Stair has gone to Olympia
to visit friends Before returning home
she will visit a number of other points
on the Sound.
Senator Heinrich has purchased lot
on Front street near Shardlow's saloon
and expects to put up large stone
building some time during the next win
ter for beer hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wedell and daughter,
Mrs. Sw arve, OF Cowychee left here
Tuesday for Eugene, Or, for an indetin-
lite visit. They think OF making that
place their future home.
A rate OF IS for the round trip has
been arranged for from this place to Ia
coma during the Elks' Carnival. This
is very low rate and many people will
take advantage OF it to go to the Sound
during the time of the great carnival
Harold Davidson, the 13-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Davidson Of
Ahtanum avenue, celebrated his birth
| day Thursday evening, July %. A large
number of his little friends were present
and pleasant evening was spent.
j. A. Cook OF the Boston store an
nounces that he has leased one OF the
rooms in the new Miller building on
| Yakima avenue and will move his store
therein as soon as it is completed. 1t is
expected that the building will be fin
ished before September /.
! W. H. Warrington and wife returned
this week from the Sound and are now
the guests of F. L. Drew. They will re-
turn to their home in Minneapolis soon
and later in the season Mr.. Warrington
will come back to Yakima with the view
OF buying land in the Mckee. 1t is his
intention to raise tobacco.
Frank Chatfeld has returned to his
home at North Yakima after three
weeks visit to friends at this place ..
Jos. Under, son of John Under, former
ly OF the No. country, but now resid-
ing in Yakima county, is visiting friends
in Klickitat. Bert Gilmore and
brother OF North Yakima are. over here
Tor few davs.-Godendale Sentinel.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter j. Reed were
called to Cle-Elum Sunday by a telegram
announcing the death OF the ls-months-
old child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Steiner
OF that place, Mr.. Steiner being a
brother OF Mrs. Reed. The child had
been playing about an ash-heap where
there was some fire and fell among the
ashes. 1t was burned so badly that it
died from the effects of it on Saturday
evening.
The Tacoma Elks adopted most COM
mendable plan in arranging for the at
: fractions for the Midway, which is to be
a feature OF the Elks' carnival held at
Tacoma, August 1924. The committee
in charge OF the carnival secured the SER
vices of prominent Eastern theatrical
and showmen and signed their attrac-
tions under the advice OF those author
tiles in the amusement world. The re-
rult will be the gathering OF most
) pleasing collection Of entertainers.