The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-10-10
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+ f. James He will assist at the
James studio while here
W. A. Lee of Ellensburg is visiting
friends in this city
Mrs G. d Motsnger of Ellensburg
visited Wednesday with her daughter,
Mrs Lee Hazel and family
Simon Nipple, a creamery man OF
Ellensburg, was in the city this week, a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Phil Otter
Rev Frank L. Sullivan, field editor OF
the Pacific Baptist Of Portland, Or F., is in
the city in the interest of his paper.
James Smith, who was here two weeks
visiting his son, Robert +. Smith, went
to his home in California last Friday.
Wanted position as housekeeper,
country preferred. Address Mrs. Sena
Tate, Valley House, North Yakima. 1911
II II Allen is having the upper story
Of his block remodeled and made into
living rooms A S Paul has the con-
tract.
John Bigler an uncle OF Mrs. L.
Lince, is visiting the latter on Mob Hill
for Il couple of weeks. He is very ia
vorably impressed with the Yakima
country
Sheepmen and those interested in the
improvement OF their sheep heards
should read J. H. Fraser's ad in another
column. 49,
Misses Emma and Gertie Harmeline,
normal students, are spending few
days with home folks in the Mckee dis
trict near Yakima Ellensburg Local
izer.
A. II. Jones, contractor and builder.
Special reductions on churches, schools
or buildings for public benefit All work
guaranteed first class. Adress box l46,
North Yakima. 40-4t
II +. Thompson and wife of Mime
apolis arrived here Wednesday after
noon and expect to make this their fu-
ture home. Mrs. Thompsonis daugh-
ter OF D NJ Rand
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Vileaume and
family OF St Paul have arrived in Yak
ina and expect to make their home
here. Mrs. Nilleaume is daughter Of
stephen Schreiner.
Mrs. James Barnett of Seattle is here
visiting her cousin, Mrs. James Greene.
Mrs. Barnett is well known here. She
is a talented singer and has given several
exhibitions OF her talent here in the past
| Phil Otter desires to express his
thanks through the columns of THE
HERALD to the fire department and the
citizens who labored so faithfully in sub
DUNG the fire at his place last Monday
evening
Judge Rudkin held a short session Of
motion court last Monday, adiourning
10 continue the work next Monday. The
Judge made a ruling on Monday chang
the time for court to convene from 8 80
to 1000 a. m.
Capt. John Holtum, the Cannon King.
is giving an exhibition OF his marvellous
feats in catching ball fired from can
non at his show tent on South Second
street. He will remain here for a short
time and give four shows daily.
Mrs + VI Binns arrived last Thurs
day from Minneapolis and Joined her
husband, who recently purchased five
acre tract from J NJ Curry, near the
power station Mr. Binns is now erect
ing neat little house upon his newly
acquired property
Street Commissioner Ernest Hamilton
says he will not turn the water off in the
city bitches till cold weather sets in. He
considers it the best plan to keep water
flowing, so as to keep down the stencil
that usually follows turning water off
while the weather is warm.
The Quaker doctors gave their last ex-
hibition in this city last Saturday and
have departed They compromised
with the mayor in the cases OF the city
against them by paying the costs and
also agreeing to pay the costs in the
cases against them for violating the
pharmacy law il the cases were dis