The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-04-25
What Is Going on Daily Of Interest ia
All Our People.
APPROPRIATE TO THE TINES.
items OF Personal and Local Mention Put
into Condensed Form for The
Herald's" Busy
Readers.


were up from Toppenish this week.
Ex-Mayor Redman is out again after
being housed up for ten days with grip
and a slight attack of biliousness.
Miss Grace Bullock left last week for
Enumclaw, where she is now visiting.
She may conclude to teach on the Sound
this summer.
Senator Baker Of Goldendale was
Yakima visitor on Monday and Tues
day. He came here to attend the meet
ing of the sheep and cattle men.
Mrs. A. E. Anderson and daughter,
Miss Grace, of Olympia, are in the city,
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Smull.
They will probably remain in Yakima
for year.
w. d. Braden of San Jose, CAL, is
here looking over the country with
view of making this valley his future
home. He went down to the Sunny
side district and may decide to locate
there.
H. B. Worries, at one time chief dep
uty under County Clerk Brown, but
later typo on the Davenport Tribune,
is in the city. Mr.. Worries finds many
changes in Yakima since he left some
three years ago.
George Bonham, who was at one time
purchasing agent of Corstein Bros, of
Seattle, is now representing the Fry
Bruhn Co. of the same city. He bought
large number Of cattle to be shipped
to the Sound in few days.
The steamer Spokane has been
placed in service between Occur d 'Alene
and st. 10 River points. The boat will
make regular round trips, leaving Occur
d'Alene City Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays after arrival OF train from Spo-
kane. 15-4-t
S. Arendt leaves this week for Seattle,
where he goes to purchase his stock for
the holiday trade. AS large part of
such stock is imported Mr. Arendt is
obliged to place his orders early. He
he will buy more extensively than ever
before.
Harvey Wade of Davenport, WASH,
at one time resident of this city, is
here on visit accompanied by his lit
tie girl. He will leave the little one
here with relatives to attend school,
while he will go back to Davenport for
the summer. Mr.. Wade is so favorably
impressed with Yakima that he contem-
plates coming back in the fall with his
family
J. Branchau and wife and child came
over from Tacoma Tuesday and spent
the day with her father, John Michels
of the Bartholet hotel. They left on
the afternoon train for Missoula, Mont,
where Mr.. Branchau will be employed
with the Northern Pacific engineering
corps. They were accompanied from
here by Mrs. Katie Hitchcock and child,
who will remain with them some time.
The Royal Tribe OF Joseph is to have
another one of its enjoyable socials.
The event will occur at Aliens hall on
Friday evening, May 8, and will be
styled Fortune Basket" sociable.
Everyone attending will be furnished
n boolat ~ /, ,,n,,;uol c,,r, f16 coptc or
two for quarter) inside of which he Cor
she) will find, beside dainty lunch, a
missive upon which will be told the for
tune of the purchaser. This entities the
holder to select whomsoever he chooses
with whom to lunch. A big time is an.
ticipated. 16-2t
Manager Fournier of Larson's opera
house returned Monday evening from a
trip to the Sound. He visited Seattle,
Tacoma and Everett and while in the
former city he was the guest Of ]. p.
Howe, manager OF Seattle theater. He
says Everett is to have new brick
theater to cost from 10000 to 100000,
and that the theatrical season here COM
pares favorably with that of the Sound.
Mr.. Fournier says the Sound theater
managers have classed Yakima as
first class town and he feels gratified
that none but the best have visited this
city. Companies Of merit hereafter in
making up their routes, taking in this
section, will put after North Yakima.