The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-06-06
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HERALD Office. 2l-2t
The Chicago restaurant on Front street
has passed into the hands of NJ. Shino-
hara.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Druse
of Wide Hollow, Tuesday, May 90, 1901,
son.
Roscoe G. Thomas bookkeeper for the
Sunnyside Canal Co., was up from Zil-
lab over Sunday.
Tom Gillian of Yakima was visiting
old friends in Sumner this week.
Puyallup Independent.
Bert Allen has purchased the Fashion
livery stable dray outfit and will here
after have full control Of it.
DIR. w. H. Hare sold fine driving
team on Saturday to party from Pros
ser. The price received was $500.
c. d. Bowman, U. s. French, Frank
Gorges and l. Sorenson were visitors
from Ellensburg the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. A. Jacobson left last
Wednesday for visit of two .or three
months to their old home at Westfield,
Wis.
Miss Patterson and Miss Rakestraw,
teachers in the Yakima schools, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood
last MISUNDERSTANDING Capital.
H. NJ. Gilbert OF the big Excelsior
ranch at Toppenish anticipates having
200 carloads of watermelons and $4,000
crates Of muskmelons for the market
this fall.
l.. E. johnson and w. B. Bruce left
Monday evening for Yakima county to
look after some land. They are expected
home the latter part OF the week.
Waitsburg Times.
VIM. P. Flanary, now Yakima citi-
zen, was in town this week. He resides
near the famous Mob Hill section, close
to town and is engaged in teaming and
doing well.-Goldendale Agriculturist.
M. L. Harrison, recent arrival from
Indiana, has purchased five acre
tract at the east end of Yakima avenue,
outside of the city limits and is now
having it graded preparatory to putting
a home thereon.
H. Randolph, formerly OF Tampico,
but now Of Sunnyside, is building up
fine general merchandise trade at that
point. He is carrying very clean and
complete stock Of goods, and is making
hosts of friends among the many new
corners in that section.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Ryan have gone
to Orc, in the Okanogan country, on a
visit to ]. T. Mcdonald. Mrs. Ryan
will remain throughout the summer,
while Mr.. Ryan will come back in few
days to return there later in the season
to enjoy few weeks of the excellent
fishing and hunting that district affords.
The members of the Catholic Mckee
church are looking forward with pleas
ant anticipations to next Sunday, when
the benediction will be pronounced
upon the new bell recently purchased
by the society. They expect a large
number present and have arranged to
serve dinner on the grounds so that
those coming from distance can re-
main to all the services.
Among the topics editorially treated
in the Juue "Review of Reviews" are
Parties in the South, '"The President
and His Journey" ''The Cubans at
Washington, "The New State of Mind
at Havana, Notes on Industrial War
and Peace, "The New English Taxes
Lord Salisbury and Ireland" "The
New British Army Bill, "China and
the Indemnity" Improvement Phil
ippine Conditions, y "Hawaii's Political
Deadlock and "The Exposition Sea-
son
County Surveyor Marble is busily en-
gagged in making the largest map that
was ever made OF Yakima county. 1t is
6 feet wide by IL feet long and when fin
ished will be hung up in the commissions
ers' room in the court house. 1t re-
quires % days to complete map of this
size, and when it is finished will be an
excellent addition to the maps of this
section Of the state.