The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-07-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

James Muldowney and wife were down
from Ellensburg last Saturday.
George Donald, Jr., went to Westport
on Monday to spend the summer.
G. p. Giger of Salem, Ore, was bus
mess visitor the first Of the week.
A. Il. Flint has moved his news stand
from First street to the old cigar stand
of Frank Nagler.
Miss Myrtle Butler, clerk in the Bos-
on store, is off duty this week IN &C.
count Of sickness.
The office of II. B. Scudder was moved
into the new building of II. B. sweeney,
opposite the postoffice.
J. D., b. B.. Miss Bessie and Miss
Grace Laughlin of Zllah were county
seat visitors last Saturday.
G. II. Bugbee, the stock inspector from
Spokane, is in the city. He will be To-
Gated at this place for several months.
passed through this city OH Monday on
their way to the Pan-American EXPOSE
ton.
NJ. A. Cooper OF Sumner has filed
desert claim before the L. S. commits
soner on $. W. a sec. 26-S-3, situate
near Kiona.
Mrs. w. p. Mexican and daughter,
Miss Luella, returned to their home at
Walla Walla after short visit with
friends in this city.
One Indian was arrested on the even
ing OF the 4th for being drunk. He had
hearing before Justice Taggard on Fri
day and was fined IS.
Miss Bessie Hall went east last week
to attend the Pan-A nerican exposition
and visit friends and relatives in her
old home in New York state.
Miss Helen Druse, who recently grad.
uated from the academy OF the Puget
Sound university, has been elected to
teach in the Buckley schools next win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Willis went to
Fairhaven last Sunday to visit their par
ents. He will return home in about two
weeks and Mrs. Willis will remain there
awhile longer.
DR.. B. l.. Baker was called to Walla
Walla last Thursday on account OF the
sickness of his wife. She was not SER
iously sick and he has returned to his
practice again.
Mrs. D. +. McKinnon has gone to
Iron Mountain, Mont, to join her hus-
band, who has extensive mine interests
in that locality. She will remain there
during the summer.
Mrs. F. II. Plumb left here this week
for the home of her parents in Wiscon-
sin, whittier she was summoned on ac-
count of the serious illness of her mother
who is we'll up in years.
James Crory was arrested last week
for selling liquor to an Indian. He had
hearing before the U. s. commissioner
on Saturday and was held in 5000 bail.
He plead guilty to the charge.
The "at home" reception held at the
Episcopal rectory last Friday night in
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Wheeler
was attended by large number of peo-
pie. The rectory was elegantly decor
ated and fine supper was served.
J. II. Williams, who went to the Por-
cupine mining district about year ago,
has returned to North Yakima where he
will take up permanent residence. Mr..
Williams did not find a barrel Of gold al
though he did not come back empty
handed. -Walla Walla Record.
James Berry, proprietor OF the Ideal
Dairy, has been doing so well since he
started in business this spring that four
new Jersey cows have heen added to his
fine herd of milchers. His business is
still increasing and he expects after
awhile to add more stock to his herd.
Miss Grace s. Mitchell, aged % years,
died Thursday evening, July 4, 1901, at
her late home on the west side, of con-
sumption. Deceased came here with
her mother from Steilacoom last April
with the hopes that this climate would
improve her health, but the disease was