The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-06-13


on Natchez avenue was commenced last
week.
DIR. J. A. Dunlop has moved to this
place from Walla Walla and will open an
Office here.
Marriage licenses were issued on Sat-
urday to r. D. Low and Miss Dora E.
Clark of this place.
Mrs. d. L. Thacker went to Sunnyside
last Saturday for weeks visit with her
father, Mr.. Prentice.
Albert Wright, who recently sold his
sheep ranch in this county, has gone to
his ranch near Tenino, where he expects
to make his future home.
Miss Mary Jones, who has been look
ing after the Western Union office dur
ing Miss Wheeler's absence, went to
Yakima last Monday .-Ellensburg Cap
ital.
Roy D. Ogle died at the hospital on
Tuesday, June 4, 1901, of consumption.
The remains were shipped to his former
home at Bucoda, Wash, where they
were buried.
j. w. elise of the Selah- Mckee ditch
filed 81 contracts with the auditor last
week. They are for land and water
rights to settlers in the Mckee country
and represent the sale of nearly 500
acres of land.
James Sparr, who has been night
clerk at the Bartholet hotel, has left his
position on account OF bad health and
has gone to Yakima City for a brief
time. Mart Barkwell has taken his
place at the hotel.
M. N. Richards left here last Friday
for st. Paul, Mimi, to which place he
goes as one of the six delegates OF this
state to the head court OF the Modern
Woodmen Of America which was in ses-
sion in that city this week.
Charles F. Haines, formerly of this
place, but who has deem living at Mil
waukee for some time, will return to the
city about the middle of this month. He
will move his family here and expects to
make this place his future home.
Judge Rudkin went to Spokane the
first of the week to hold court two DAYS
for Judge Richardson. From there he
went to Seattle where he is holding a
short session for Judge Bell of King
county. On next Monday he will hold
court in this county.
w. D. Faviile drove in from North
Yakima on Sunday with the fine driving
team that he bought of DR.. Hare for the
new stables of Brown & Faville. j.
Miss Laura Carter returned from her
visit to her friends in North Yakima the
first Of the week.-Prosser Record.
H. B. Cation, formerly of the Everett
Independent, was in the city few days
last week looking over the field with the
object of establishing daily here. After
sizing up the town he came to the con-
clusion that the place is not large enough
for him and he went on to Spokane.
Owing to the dedicatory services at
the Dunkard church, Sunnyside, next
Sunday there will be no services at the
Wide Hollow or Advent church in this
city next Sunday. A number of Dunk
ards will 60 from this place to Sunnyside
to take part in the dedication exercises.
The July Delineator contains the
most remarkable article that has yet
been issued in relation to the Buffalo
exposition. 1t shows in correct colors
the full beauties OF the Rainbow City OF
the Lakes. The illustrations are ex-
quisite, and would form excellent SUBJ
jects for framing.
l.. J. Burnham, who has been with
Coffin Bros. ..for about year and half
rs clerk, left here last Saturday for Taco
ma to take position in large business
house of that city. His wife accom-
panied him as far as Tacoma and then
went to her home in the Willamette val
ley to spend the summer with her par
ents.
B. F. Huff, sheriff of Chehalis county,
was visitor here Monday and Tuesday.
He had been over to Walla Walla look
ing about the country on pleasure bent,
and stopped off here to see Yakima s
dry climate. He has a number OF old
friends here and made many pleasant
calls.