The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-10-10

X. d. Read finds it necessary to add
another story to his laundry building
and to put in some new machinery i'll
order to properly care Tor his growing
business. He expects to commence
work upon his building soon in. order
that it may be finished before rainy
weather sets in
Druggist G.. G.. Case was summoned
suddenly to Michigan by the serious i'll
ness of his father-in-law. Mrs. Case
expects to leave in a few days unless
there is a change for the better. ID. l..
Crowder has charge OF Mr.. Cases store
during the latter's absence.
j n. Darr, OF Mckee sustained dis
located shoulder last Saturday by being
thrown from horse. He was riding a
fractions animal and in some manner it
threw him to the ground. He was
brought to Dr. Wells office who reduced
the wound
Guy Ross this week began suit against
Thomas Mckay for damages in the sum
of 5000. 1t will be remembered that
Mckay stabbed and seriously wounded
Mr.. Ross some time last winter in a
fight they had.
NJ Pincus, the Tacoma hop man,
came over the first of the week and will
remain here a few days 1t his inten-
ton to buy residence property in this
city and live here during the winter
months.
NJ Schorn has sold the dwelling he
formerly occupied adjoining his carriage
repository to DR.. F. Frank, who is hav-
ing the same moved on to his lots to the
rear OF the Central school building.
O. A. Beasley left here on Monday
morning on a trip to Seattle, Tacoma
and Olympia, and while gone will visit
his parents. He expects to be gone
about three weeks.
The man who robbed Sandberg last
week OF $3.50 was captured at Lewiston,
Idaho, Tuesday. His name is Alfred
Burke and he will be brought to this
place for trial.
Fifteen prisoners were up before L. S.
Commissioner Hewlett during the last
week, ii of whom were held Tor trial on
the charge OF selling whskey to the
Indians.
Justice j. a. Taggard last Saturday,
October 81 1901, performed the marriage
ceremony of Frank J.. Frazier and Miss
Mary Ann Teio OF Toppenish.
Mrs. Capt. W. $. Mann, who has been
visiting her father, A g. kesling, and
friends in the city, returned to her home
in Port Townsend last week.
On Saturday, October 5, 1901 Justice
J c. MacCrimmon united in marriage
j l.. Fife and Laura Pearl Miller, both
of this county
1. n Sill of Salem, Or. is here look
ing over the country He will buy
ranch ii one suitable to his needs can
be secured.
Mrs II. y. Winchester left last sun
day for King City, Mo. j, in response to
word received that her mother was not
expected to live.
The Very Latest-The English Car
bon Artists Proof Portfolio Photographs
at the leading studio-Beck's First St
Earl Watt, OF the firm of Pearson 4
Watt went to Portland Wednesday on Il
few days business trip.
Judge Rudkin this week granted di-
vorce III the case OF Anne Robinett vs..
James Nj Robinett.
John Dempsey has returned from
Nome. He has gone to Centerville on a
visit to his wife
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William B.
Newcomb, Tuesday, October s, 1901, a
daughter.
F. E James, the acknowledged leader
in photography Yakima avenue, Weed
building. 40-tf
All the people who came from the
Sound to the fair have returned home.
d. j Wynkoop is expected home
from Nome the latter part of the month.
w. f. and G.. II Stanton were visi-
tors from Sunnyside this week
The rush and increase of work still
continues at James Studio 40-tf
Notice!
Deputy Grand Guardian Sophia f.
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