The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-07-18
pITHY PARAGRAPHS SIZED UP.

j. LSSilverthorn Of Waterville was a
North Yakima business visitor this
week
Mrs. W. W. Robertson and children
went to Chehalis last Saturday for a
three weeks visit among friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter +. Tuesley re-
turned on Monday from visit among
friends at Portland, Tacoma and Seattle.
W. +. Powell and family will leave
here next week for trip to the Sound.
They will travel overland by team and
will be gone about two weeks.
G. r. Harris went over to Ritzville on
Tuesday to look after his fruit trade.
He will visit Lind and other eastern
Washington points before returning.
Floyd Hatfield went to Seattle last
Saturday to take position on the So
cialist during the summer. In Septem-
Der he will enter the state university to
pursue course in studies.
Mrs. J. r. Gard returned last week
from four weeks visit with her sister,
Mrs. Story, at Enumclaw. Mr.. Gard
has gone to Ritzville to work in the har-
vest field during the summer.
George L. Allen is repairing his resi-
dence property on Mckee avenue by plac-
mn n ~ Tf ha hull I.,,<~
and painting the whole light color.
The improvements will add considerably
to the appearance of his home.
U. S. Deputy Marshal Dilley took two
''boot-leggers," Krorlic and Donahue,
to Spokane on Tuesday. These men are
charged with selling liquor to Indians
and are sent over to Spokane for trial at
the federal court in September.
The North Yakima band is arranging
for an excursion to Soda Springs. The
date has not been fixed yet, but it is
likely that next Saturday or Saturday
week will be the time designated for the
event. The band will go up on Saturday
morning and more than likely stay till
Sunday evening.
j. Gardner Of the west side will leave
next week with his family for Sherman
county, Oregon. They will travel by
team ant will be gone till late in the
fall. Mr.. Gardner will engage in wheat
cutting while there. He spent part OF
last summer in the same place, and was
successful in a financial way.
On Tuesday A. p. Oliver, the paper
man, was handed letter to mail with
other letters on the 1903 east bound.
While waiting for the train to pull in he
looked at the address and read the fol-
lowing: "Roll me along at rapid rate
to st. Clare county, Missouri state; at
Appleton City let me lay until Miss Vir-
gle Patrick takes me away"
Commissioners Horsley and Lince
went to Kiona on Tuesday to look after
some road matters that have been both
ering the board for some time. They
were met there by Commissioner Dim
mick and together they went out into
the Horse Heaven country and from
there they went to Prosser and Sunny
side. They will spend good part OF
the week down in the southern end look
ing after the interests of the county.
On Monday stranger was arrested in
the city and held on suspicion as Charles
Roller, who is wanted at Newark, N. j.,
on the charge OF forgery. The young
man answered partly to a description Of
picture sent to the officials by the
New Jersey authorities. He was a
young man and had some money with
him, but when it came to hearing it
was decided that he was not the man
wanted Therefore he was discharged.