The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-06-27
REP|)RTOR|AL SHORTSIOPS
What Is Going on Daily of Interest to
All Our People.
APPROPRIATE TO THE TINES.
Items Of Personal and Local Mention Put
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Readers.


penish this week.
Prof. F. II. Plumb is seriously sick at
his home with bilious attack.
Mrs. Henry Shuk of Yakima is guest
of Mrs. Frank SCHUYLER .-Ellensbur
Dawn.
Mrs. Ed Atwood left last Sunday to
visit her folks at North Yakima.-Cas-
cade Miner
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Connolly have
returned from years visit with friends
in Scotland.
Monarch and Sunlight axle grease
will not run in hot weather. Sold only
by the Yakima Hardware Co.
J. A. Nichols of South Bend, Pacific
county, arrived in North Yakima last
week on the search for some business
opening.
j. T. Davis, the wool buyer, left here
Monday afternoon for Pendleton, Ore,
where he will remain during part of
the summer.
George B. Dodwell of London, Eng
land, stopped off here over Sunday to
see his brother, Fred Dodwell of Taco
ma, who is here at the Yakima for his
health.
The flower cantata in Mason's opera
house was witnessed by good audience.
The event was a delightful affair, and
great many flowers were on exhibition,
proving that the play was not play in
name only.
Frank Wood left here Monday to work
the county between here and Spokane
for the insurance company he is now
working for. He will be gone some time
on this trip and will later return to this
city to make systematic canvas.
w. 0. kempinsky returned with his
wife on Monday from North Yakima,
where they went last week hoping that
the climate there would hasten Mrs.
kempinsky's recovery. The heat, how
ever, was SO intense that they were
obliged to return home.-Buckley Ban
ner
City Marshall Boyle had his house
moved this week from Fourth street over
to the east side of Natchez avenue. The
reason of this removal is that the land in
that section OF the city is in dispute and
that part OF it occupied by Mr.. Boyle
will be set aside as park if the city gets
a title for the land in dispute.
Mrs. SCHNEIDER of North Yakima is
making an extended visit with friends
and relatives in the city. A. J.
| Splawn returned here from Seattle with
his wife who is much improved in health.
Mrs. Splawn will remain here with her
mother for few days, and then go to
her home in Yakima llensburg To-
CALLER.
Rev. Martin Punghorst died at the
hospital on Saturday, June %, 1901, OF
consumption, aged 3s years. He came
here from the Couer d'Alene Catholic
mission week before his death and was
in the last stages OF the fatal malady.
Funeral on Sunday, interment in the
Catholic cemetery.
City Surveyor Marble commenced
work this week with new leveler.
The instrument is made especially for
street improvement work and cost $40.
There is no compass connected with this
instrument, but it is simply telescope
level. With it figure half inch in d.
ameter can be seen plainly half mile
away which is impossible with the old
transet used by surveyors.
| The cutting of grass and weeds off
Natchez avenue as ordered by council
some time ago has been completed max
ing the street one of the prettiest in the
city. When the street is graded from
end to end and the trees and grass come
to full maturity it will be the most at
tractive thoroughfare in the city. Al
ready it has some of the best residences
of the city located on it and from indi-
cations it looks as though it will have a
few more fine dwellings before the year
is out.
Castor machine and harvester oil, the
best lubricants for harvesting machin-
cry at the Yakima Hardware Co.