The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-12-24
THE YAKIMA HERALD.
NORTH YAKIMA NEWS NOTES.

There are number of cases of chicken
pox in the city.
7. II. McNeice is preparing to bull
fine residence in the east part of the
city.
Joseph Ponti, the Prosser pioneer, was
business visitor to North Yakima last
Saturday.
+. A. Mcdonald, state food and dairy
commissioner, came over last Friday
and remained till Saturday.
Among the attractions Christmas
evening is the masquerade ball in the
Armory. Everybody is invited.
Last Saturday was the shortest day Of
the year. From now until the 2lst OF
June the days will gradually grow lon
ger.
There was a large audience at the NJ.
+. church last Wednesday night to hear
the lecture of Quincy Lee Morrow, the
temperance lecturer.
Mr.. Embrie, purchasing agent for the
British government, shipped six cars OF
Yakima horses to New York last week
to be sent to South Africa.
George Aldrich of Freeburn, Mimi, is
here looking over the country with a
view to locating He is now the guest
OF his old friend, A. f. Larson.
t. u. Quinn, who moved to this city
from the Wenas some time ago, will
soon begin the erection OF fine resi-
dence on his 10-acre tract west of the
city.
Miss Maud Williams has resigned as
teacher of the Wenas schools on account
OF sickness. Miss New, a recent arrival
from Oregon, has been appointed to fill
the unexpired term.
George W. Hubbard who has been
here for the past three months buying
hops, returned to his home in Los An
geles, last week. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Hubbard.
Interstate Fisheries stock will pay
dividends within one year. Get in on
ground the floor at 10 cents per share
See Erwin x tombstone at II. b Scudder
4 Company's office. 81
The musical talent OF Yakima City
will give a cantata next Sunday under
the leadership of Mrs. Carmichels. The
subject of the cantata is Emanuel. :"
A collection will be taken up during the
exercises.
A secondhand Piano, almost new,
can be had, If taken at once, for $l75 90.
This instrument is guaranteed for five
years Apply quick for terms if you
want real snap. Briggs K Dam. SIT
q. NJ. Mckinney OF this city has been
appointed general.immigration agent OF
the Southern Pacific railway Mr.. Nc
Kinney was formerly assistant general
immigration agent of the Northern Pa
citic railway.
The Selah Valley Irrigation company
has had force OF men at work for the
past two weeks enlarging the ditch. 1t
IS the plan OF the company to make a
new lateral and bring under cultivation
several hundred more acres of land.
The following land office entries were
made last week for homesteads in the
Horse Heaven country: Charles A. Cleve-
land, George Balenholt, Edgar L. Low.
ell, Edward H. Hertig, Lucien Genevay
Herman D. Waugh, Odilon: Caron, Ed
son J. and Samuel Sharpe.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mahlhutter OF Al
bert Lea, Mimi, stopped off here last
week To see their old friend, A. f. Lar
son, while on their way east from the
sound country. They expect to come
back here in the spring and make this
valley their future home.
Miss Hazel Suver, daughter OF Chas.
W. suver, OF this place, who has been
going to school at the North Yakima
Convent Tor three years, came home on
Friday last to spend her vacation as
usual, and will return to school the first
OF the year Prof. Connolly and wife,
OF North Yakima, are now permanently
located in Ellensburg. They have
rented the Dr. Power house on Ruby