The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-04-04
BRIEF Personal NEWS NOTES

| llOT VII TTludy last.
Don't forget the social Tuesday even
ing at +. b. Moore's.
l.. p. vandermark of Sunnyside was
in the city on Saturday.
Charles Esln OF Tampico was in the
city on Tuesday.
Z. b. kellogg and Henry Shaw were up
from Outlook Tuesday afternoon
A small child of II. F.. Parton of Top
penish died on Sunday and was buried
Monday.
w. w. Doty came in from Rossland
B. c., on Wednesday and will remain
for few days.
W. A. Privett, the piano dealer OF FL
lensburg, was circulating among his
business friends heresW ednesday.
give basket social in the city hall,
Wednesday evening, April II; all are in
vited.
On next Wednesday night about 20
members of the North Yakima lodge OF
Odd Fellows will go to Zillah to institute
a new lodge.
Mrs. Kate Hitchcock and child of St.
Paul, Mimi, and Mrs. J. Branchau Of
Tacoma, arrived here this week on a
visit to their father, John Michels OF
the Hotel Bartholet.
J. Millington and wife are making
North Yakima their headquarters for IA
time. Mr.. Millington is the travelling
representative of the Alfred Paper CO.,
large wall paper manufacturers of Chi
cago.
VIM. Badger returned Friday from
| trip to Missouri where he visited his
daughter Mrs. Weaver Mr. Badger re-
turned home by way OF Iowa where he
met a brother whom he had not seen in
many years.
Dan Lehman, the highwayman, who
assisted in holding up and robbing the
Taylor boys last week, has escaped, and
a 500 reward has been offered for his ar
rest. He is described as five feet ten
inches high, thick set, black, bushy
mustache, dark curly hair and stubby
beard.
The Easter sale to be given by the
ladies of the NJ. +. church in Mason $
opera house next Saturday afternoon
and evening will be an eventful affair.
Fancy articles, useful and ornamental
and otherwise will be on sale, and booths
presided over by handsome young ladies
| where refreshments, flowers, etc. may
be had will also be feature.
George Dalrymple OF Yakima City
was in the city on Mondays delivering
| milk and when near the depot his two
horse team became frightened and ran
away. The wagon struck the curbing
at the depot, upset and threw the large
milk cans around on the ground. The
animals rushed on out Front street as
far as Berry's blacksmith shop, where
they were stopped. The wagon was
considerably damaged, but the horses
and the owner were not hurt.
On Monday the proprietorship OF the
Hotel Yakima changed hands, Mrs.
Johnson retiring from that position to
give place to her husband, n. S. John
son. Mr.. johnson has been for twenty
three years travelling representative for
the Simmons Hardware Company of st.
Louis, and performed his last duties last
Saturday. He started with that firm
when he was but II years of age, and
rose from the bottom to one OF the most
trusted employees. His field OF late
years took in Washington, British CO.
lumbia and Alaska. For year and
half Mrs. johnson has had control OF
the Yakima, and under the new man
agement will still take an important
part in the affairs OF the hotel. H. ii.
Hunt OF ST. Louis takes Mr. Johnson's
place on the road.
80 cents for One Dozen Good Cabinet
Photographs at James studio. l2-tf
Oregon Burbanks for seed at Bartlett
Bros IL
Don't forget the social Tuesday even
ing at f. B. Moore's.
For Sale-Family rig cheap, gentle
bay mare and phaeton, also Walter
Wood mower. INQUIRE at this Office.