The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-08-29
THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.

GOOQ IreSn mllcn COW 1Or Sale-JacOD
Becker, mile north OF postoffice. 34-2t
VIM. Hess and family are over from
Yakima ON visit.-Goldendale Senti-
mel.
Stevenson Bros. received new boiler
this week for their saw mill on the up
per Wenas.
DR.. L. L. Hill, a recent arrival from
Hillsboro, Mich, will open dental par
Tors in this city.
Mrs. w. f. Ayres, OF North Yakima,
is spending few days with her mother
in Puyallup.-Puyallup Independent.
Miss Elsie Huxtable was at Ellens-
burg last Friday and Saturday attend
ing the Baptist association in session in
that city.
Wallace Taylor came over from North
Yakima Saturday and spent few days
at his home and visiting friends.-Che-
halls Bee Nugget
Mrs. Bert, who has been here for
some time visiting her daughter, Mrs.
w. L. Wright, returned to her home in
Illinois this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thompson re-
turned home last week from their we'd
ding trip to the Sound and other parts
of the coast country.
S. A. Ferguson is building residence
on West Yakima avenue and will open
a little store therein as soon as the
building is completed.
A. B. Hammond, OF Montana, presi-
dent Of the Astoria and Portland rail-
way, passed through the city on Sunday
on his way to Portland to look after his
railway interests.
Mrs. w. I. Lince and Mrs. II. j. Curry
went to Seattle last Sunday for a ten
days trip. They were accompanied
thither by Mr.. Lince, who returned
home on Monday.
p. A. Bounds went to Oregon last
week for visit to his old home place.
His wife accompanied him as far as Hot
Springs where she will remain for a
short time for her health.
G. H. Bugbee, A. A. Doty, G. w.
Young and George Candy composed a
fishing party that went up the Matches
one day last week. They captured 90
fine trout besides roping in a few suckers.
r. j. Mackinson, who left here six
years ago for Alaska. returned home
last week. He spent four years in the
Klondike country and reports that all
the Yakima boys in that district are do
ing we'll.
William Coy has sold his Touring mill
at Yakima City to G. G. Jones, OF Cowy-
chez, and left here last Saturday for
Spokane where he will make his future
home. Mr.. Jones has taken possession
Of the mill and will conduct it in the
future.
Mrs. J. n. Bowlin, OF Rattlesnake,
who has been i'll at North Yakima for
some time, was in town, Wednesday.
on her way home, much improved in
health. -. Mrs G. A. Berndt and Mrs.
M. Tustin returned Monday from a
weeks visit with friends at North Yaki-
ma.-Prosser Record.
j. NJ. Murchie has purchased thestock
and vehicles of the Fashion stables from
Fred and j. C. BROKER. He has leased
the barn for term OF years, and will
conduct the establishment on the well
known lines followed by the Brokers,
that Of giving everybody fair treatment
and good service.
James Wright, of North Yakima, was
over in Oregon last week buying up
purebred Shropshire rams, says the
Rural Spirit. Mr.. Wright contracted
for all the yearling rams Of the follow
ing breeders: Charles Cleveland, Gres-
ham; d. F. Buxton 4 Son, Troutdale,
and l.. F. Mascher. Silverton, to be de-
| livered in Portland September Is.
Public Land is the name of new
publication issued at Spokane, Wash.
copy OF the first issue has been receiv-
ed at this office. The journal contains
10 pages and is what is called maya
zine size. 1t is devoted to the dessem-
nation OF news in regard to public lands
OF the United States, and is of value to