The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-11-19
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY

Miss Gertie Pratt has gone to Seattle
to make her home with her brother.
Carpenters and painters are AT work
rcnovating the upper floors ri the Allen
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Allen went to Los
Angeles, CAL, last week to remain dur
ing the winter.
The brush along the waste ditch of the
power plant has been cut down, and the
banks of the ditch repaired in many
places.
The Aid society Of the PRESBYTERIAN
church are making arrangements for a
sale of fancy work during the first week
in December.
Found-A package containing a pair
of mems drawers. The owner may re-
cover same by calling at this office and
paying for this notice
Mrs. Jane Watson, who has been
here for some time with her daughter,
Mrs. II. F. Worries, went to Orting last
week to stay during the winter with
another daughter.
Mrs. G. +. Harter, OF Wabash county,
Ind, joined her husband at this place,
who has been here the past year. They
are staying at Rev. Stiverson's until
they find house
Taken Up-AtE. A. Richs, Fruitvale,
one yearling red heller marked with two
swallowforks in right ear and one in left
Owner can have same by proving pro-
perry and paying expenses. 46-1t
Mrs. Cody and son Lee have purchased
the w. p. Guthrie house on Fourth
street, formerly occupied by A. J. Willis,
which they will occupy as their futrue
residence. Mr.. Willis will live into a
house on Third street.
l.. l.. Yates OF Seattle visited the past
week with his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
n. II. Yates of this city. He returned
to his pc sition with the San Francisco
Bridge Construction Co., at Seattle,
Saturday.
J. w. Newbegin arrived here this week
with his family from Blue Mound, H.,
with the expectation of making the val
ley his future home, He is now look
ing for suitable ranch somewhere
near North Yakima.
Augustave and Christian Hammel went
to the Sound country last week on few
days tour OF sight seeing. The latter
nav, Mich, few weeks and before re-
turning home desired to take in the
western part Of the state.
The Dales Tines ountaineer is now
issued twice week. This is the second
country paper of the Northwest to
change to semi-weekly edition during
the last six months, the Lincoln County
Times being the other. Whether the
scheme will pay time will tell.
Three lanterns belonging to the fire
department have been stolen from the
place where they were kept in city hall
building. These lanterns were taken at
different times with the result that the
fireman are very much Handicapped in
doing duty after night. The thief is re-
quested to return the stolen property.
w. II. Alsbury, deputy organizer of
the Modern Woodman, of Zillah, is here
to stay for the next six moths. His
work will be to work up interest in that
order and to secure new members for
North Yakima lodge, which now has a
membership of 100. He expects to in
crease it TO 300 in the next six months.
The local passenger train running be-
tween Spokane and Seattle has been
taken off the run. 1t made its last
trip last Saturday, and will not be put
on again till conditions will justify the
running of such train. The train was
put on as an experiment and it has de-
monstrated that business did not justify
its maintenance.
J. +. Schwartze has resigned as janitor
of the Columbia school and will 90 to
the Sound country to make his future
home. With the latter object in view he
sold his residence property on Mckee
avenue last week to George E. Wise, re-
ceiving $3.50. He will leave here some
time this week for Buckley, but on final
place OF residence he has not decided vet
! C. L. Brown, who was for a time one