The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-09-19
REPDR1OR|AL SHDRTSTOPS
What Is Going on Daily Of Interest to
All Our People.
APPROPRIATE TO THE TINES.
items OF Personal and Local Mention Put
Into Condensed Form for THE
Herald's" Busy
Readers.

Isaac Brown was down from Ellens-
burg on Sunday.
+. w. Taylor returned Saturday from
a trip to the Sound.
Prof. Connolly contemplates opening
music store in this city this fall.
| John Abbott, business man of Walla
Walla, was here the first of the week.
| James Brainard was over at Golden
dale last week looking after his business
interest.
Examinations for fixing the grades in
the public schools will be held in the
court house Friday.
| II. A. Marble has been granted a di-
vorce from Edith Marble on the grounds
OF incompatibility.
| A. F. Switzer, the contractor, is build
ing five room house for James Monroe
on North Fourth street.
The postoffice was inspected last week
by J. E. O'Connell, assistant superin-
tendent OF the registry system OF the
postal department.
Mrs. William J. Boyd and daughter,
Miss Eva Stewart, have returned to their
home at Ellensburg after short visit
among friends at this place.
George F. Siegel, recently of Puyal-
lup has purchased the interest OF O. H.
Rich in the Natchez meat market. The
firm name is now Morgan & Siegel
w. P. Guthrie and Doc Hare were in
Spokane last week. Mr.. Hare assisted
in dedicating the Elks' temple OF that
city on Saturday and Mr.. Guthrie was
an interested spectator.
Mrs. Case, Miss Roby Case and Mas
ter Howard Case, who have been the
guests OF Mr. G. w. Kirk, of Rucker
avenue, left Saturday morning for North
Yakima. Everett Herald
Sidney Arnold, Laus Kingsbury and
Curt Green joined the U. S. geological
surveying party which went up the Cow
ychee this week to prosecute their work
of making typographical survey.
AL. Hartman, brother OF Mrs. John
Mechtel, is the new clerk in Pearson &
Watts grocery store. lie arrived here
last week from Shakopee, Mimi, the
L r. 4. Il
Alex McCready and wife returned
last Sunday from an extended trip
through the Northwest Territory. They
visited Alberta, British Columbia, and
stopped awhile on the Sound on their
return home.
Fred Thompson, of Zillah, takes the
prize for the largest number of boxes OF
pears shipped this fall. He has picked
and shipped from his orchard 5000 boxes
Of the finest grade pears, and has re-
ceived for them not less than 81 per box.
NJ. L. Matterson, of Springdale dairy,
had a narrow escape from being gored by
their Jersey bull Torment on Friday
evening. He was knocked down three
times and only by grasping the ring in
the bulls nose was he able to handle the
animal. He was severely bruised but
will be about in few days.
George Meade, one OF the popular
clerks at the n. w. l. Co., is off on a
vacation this week visiting his mother
at Yakima. 7. Y. Hickman, OF
North Yakima, has commenced stone
building ON the corner next to the New
Central hotel, which he has rented to
the Olympia Brewing Co-Cascade
Miner.
Prosser is soon to have another gener.
al merchandise store. +. w. r. Taylor
will move here from North Yakima with
complete stock and will be ready fol
business about the first OF October. He
is now in Portland buying his stock
- J n Bowlin, of Rattlesnake, ha.
removed to North Yakima to live. ii,
will rent his farm to be sown to whea
this fall He did not thresh his crol
this year, but will sell it for hay. ..
Jos. Ponti's two daughters have gon,
to North Yakima to attend the St. 10
seph's Academy for the winter Prose-