The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-02-28
What Is Going on Daily Of Interest tt
All Our People.
APPROPRIATE TO THE TINES.
items Of Personal and Local Mention Put
Into Condensed Form for THE
Herald's" Busy
Readers.

Lillah, We're in the city Monday.
Mrs. Hattie Stone, of Toppenish,
spent Saturday in North Yakima.
A. J. Jones, one of the depot attaches
at Pasco, was Yakima visitor for few
hours on Friday.
j. b. George, a prominent Sunnyside
merchant, was in the city on Thursday
last on business.
Ladies, have you seen the Sahlin
Perfect Form and Corset combined.
For sale at The Wonder. silt
w. +. Miller of the American Paper
Company, Seattle, spent several days in
the city this week taking orders.
w. H. Templeman is building two
story frame dwelling on South Fourth
street, which he will occupy as soon as
completed.
T. A. Davis, the marble man, returned
Saturday from business trip to Ellens-
burg. He reports number of orders
for monuments
Luke Francis, an old school mate of
A. E. Larson paid the latter visit on
Monday, while on his way home to
Athena, Or, from the Sound.
D. NJ. Grenache, who has been breed
ing some fancy poultry on his place
just west of town, last week shipped
trio of fancy Indian game fowls to Spo-
kane.
Miss Winnifred Chesney is in the city
for week, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
George Quiet. Miss Chesney is on her
way to Iowa on an extended visit to
relatives.
Walter Ayres, of the Quiet x Ayres
Drug Co., is preparing plans for home.
He will build on his lots on the corner
OF G and First streets, one of the most
slightly locations in the city.
J. T. Rollins and family of Aberdeen,
have arrived in the city and expect to
locate permanently Mr. Rollins is a
contractor, but may purchase small
farm near town if he can find something
to suit him.
Peter Probach, formerly of the firm
! of Hanson x Probach, blacksmiths, re-
turned Friday from two years stay in
the mining districts of the Couer d
Alenes. MIR. Probach will pay his par
ents an extended visit and may con-
clude to remain in North Yakima per-
manently.
AID Kesling was arrested Monday,
charged with selling whiskey to Indians.
He was taken before Commissioner
Hewlett and bound over to the Federal
court. Kesling was taken to Tacoma
Tuesday by T.. S. Marshal Dilley to APP
pear before that court. The principal
witnesses are Walters and Fian.
The Red Men are preparing for
grand ball, which will occur at Masons
opera house, Easter Monday, April s.
A committee consisting of Messrs Frank
Nagler, c. W. Badger and S. Bunce
have the arrangements in hand The
Men have always made pronounced
success of their balls but this affair
promises to eclipse them all
G. w. Gilbreath, OF Appleton City,
To hoc I
Aumiller, the property Of Congressman
Jones, on the west side, and with his
family, which he expects tomorrow,
will Immediately occupy the same. Mr..
Gilbreath is from that section of the
country that was the home OF the no.
torious outlaws, the James boys, and
tells many incidents OF the lives and
characters of the bandits with which he
was familiar.
The story is told OF the beautiful
Octavia lie Vert, in the March Ladies'
Home Journal, that "when she was on
board OF steamer going to Europe she
fell a victim to seasickness. She re-
clined in chair on deck with circle of
admirers around her. A westerner had
brought with him costly robe OF bear
skins which he had designed as gift
for Queen Victoria. But when he heard
who was the lovely woman on deck the
gallant fellow insisted that it should be
spread over her as his own countrys
queen, the fairest OF her race