The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-10-17
What Is Going on Daily of Interest tc
All Our People.
APPROPRIATE TO THE TINES.
tens OF Personal and Local Mention Put
Into Condensed Form for THE
HeraId's" Busy
Readers.

Miss Mabel Chase Of Puyallup is the
guest OF friends in the city.
Already merchants have given orders
for their Christmas stock of goods.
The New York Cash store will move
into one of the rooms Of the Clogg
building.
Walter j. Reed was in Gle Elum last
Saturday looking after his interests in
real estate.
Mrs. w. J. Boyd of Ellensburg has re-
turned home after short visit here
among friends.
William NJ. Hart has returned from
Portland and resumed his position as
clerk with the Star Clothing Co.
Elmer Pierce OF North Yakima was in
town this week enroute for Portland and
Vancouver. Agriculturalist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley have gone to
Pendleton, Or, for short trip. They
will visit other eastern Oregon points
before returning.
The festival and picnic announced for
Sunnyside October II has been postpon-
ed till October "a so as to give more time
in the preparation of arrangements.
The Roslyn band will give a ball on
October 26 to raise money to make up
balance the band owes in consequence OF
the excursion to this city last September.
John Lynch has returned to Ann Ar
Dor, Mich, to resume his studies in the
law department OF the university. He
has spent the summer here with his
parents.
J. A. Pierce and family have gone to
Tacoma to make their home. Mr.. Pierce
has been resident of this city for the
last year and goes to the Sound because
he has secured good position there.
Mrs. Laura Oliver, sister to Miss
Hagy OF the Fairview school, arrived
here last Friday from Pomeroy, Or, and
will be joined later by her husband.
They will make their future home here.
Mrs. Martha Beatty of this county has
purchased four lots on Natchez avenue
and will erect thereon residence for
herself and family to live in during the
| winter season so as to get the benefit of
the city schools.
Examinations for carriers for free de-
livery will be held here on Nov. 90. All
applications must be handed to F. L.
Chandler by Nov. ~. This examina-
ton is preliminary to establishing free
delivery here on Feb l, 1902.
T.. G. Pettijohn OF College addition
will move to the Rattlesnake country
some time this winter to look after his
wheat farms. He has several sections
OF good wheat land in that country and
will plant most of it to wheat next sum-
mer.
The Northwest Fruit Growers associa-
ton will meet at Walla Walla early in
February. DR.. n G. Blalock is presi-
dent and he is in communication with
other officers relative to the work OF the
society. Fruit growers from all over the
west and northwest are expected to at
tend the meeting.
Mrs. VIM. Bucholtz and family ar
rived from North Yakima Tuesday to re-
main for the winter w. II. Rover,
the old-time barber OF Prosser, came
down from North Yakima the first OF
the week to take look at the town and
renew old acquaintance. Mr.. Roger
thinks of locating again in Prosser.-
Prosser Record.
From now until Christmas all the
stores will close at $3.50 p. m. The
agreement made year ago to close at
that time for one year expired in Sep
TENDER, but it has been renewed for the
time specified. 1t is likely after that
date that the closing time will be set
permanently at 6 80, for this is popu-
lar time for everybody concerned.
People throughout the country are
warned to look out for a man by the
name of f. Fisk who pretends to be a
cattle buyer. He passed a worthless
check on Dalles business firm few
days ago and is now wanted by the
sheriff. He is As years old, 8 feet tall,
weighs 100 pounds, has light complex