The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-10-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Miller Freeman, of the Seattle Ranch
and Range, is here taking in the fair
A marriage license was issued on Mon
day to David c. Ross and Miss Annie b.
Lish.
Attorney l. NJ. Krutz went to Taco
ma on Tuesday and returned on We'd
nesday.
Miss Lena Clancy and brother, Clyde,
of Tacoma, are the guests Of their aunt,
Mrs Ed Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus W. Walker, OF
Port Ludlow, are here for the fair. They
are stopping at the Yakima.
Sheriff fuckers new building on
Front street will be finished in another
week and ready for occupancy.
+. A. Hatfield, who graduated in the
High school in this city this spring, is
doing reporting work for the Democrat.
Indian Agent Jay Lynch, T. J.
Hefing and wife, Miss Markey and Miss
Ball, of Fort Smcoe, were here this
week attending the State Fair.
We have just received a large stock OF
woolens, the latest designs and novelties,
for fall and winter wear. A. II. Mar
quardt, artistic tailor, No. 5 Yakima
avenue. 39-tf
Mrs +. B. Moore and Mrs. DIR. j. B.
Burns left here Sunday for Il three
months trip through the east. DR..
Burns will likely join them at Chicago
later in the season.
+. +. Croker decorated the fair
grounds fence last week with a variety
of advertisements. The fence needed
little paint, and it got a splashing OF
colors that makes it attractive to every
body
Fred Pennington and H. =. Svendsen,
of Saltwater, Mimi, arrived in this city
from the Sound on Monday, to take in
the fair. While here Mr.. Pennington
will look after his interests in the
Yakima Hardware store.
In Pearson 4 Watts show window
there has been on display monster
pumpkin weighing 1877 pounds, and s
feet inches in circumference. 1t was
raised by Will Bracket, of Mob Hill,
and is the largest brought to the city
this season.
There is no comedy to compare with
''The Henrietta" no comedian to COM
pare with Stuart Robson, and no stage
character to compare with BERTHE, the
Lamb. North Yakima is fortunate that
all three are to be here on the night of
Saturday, October -.
Elgin Baxter returned from Dawson
City on Monday morning and will not
go again to the metropolis OF the klon-
dyke He has sold his claims on the
Klondyke river and has quit prospect
ing for good He will stay in Yakima
and go into business.
1t would appear that Manager For
nier's confidence in offering liberal
guarantee for the engagement here on
Saturday, October -, OF the great come
dian, Stuart Robson, as BERTHE, the
Lamb, in .The Henrietta" was not
misplaced, as every indication is that
the house will be sold out long before
the box office opens on that night.
Congressman W. L. Jones will leave
here next Sunday for Washington, d. c.,
to take up his residence for the coming
session OF congress. Congress does not
meet till December, but Mr.. Jones goes
to the capital early SO as to put his boy
in the public schools OF that city for the
winter He has lot of work to do
before congress gets down to business,
and it will take him from the time he
arrives there till December to accom-
plish it.
Mrs. L. W. Gilbert and daughter, OF
Spokane arrived here Monday in Super
intendent C;ilbert's private car and
stayed few days to take in the fair.
Mrs. Gilbert is an artist OF considerable
repute and she busted herself max
ing sketches OF some Of the Indian
damsels that CHANGED before her easel.
She had number OF madens. to pose
for her and it is reported that she took
hn nf an ho H..
soonest girls Of the reservation.
John Leary, OF Seattle, arrived here