The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-03-14
REP|)RTOR|AL SHORTSTOPS
What Is Going on Daily Of Interest to
All Our People.
APPROPRIATE TO THE TINES.
Items Of Personal and Local Mention Put
Into Condensed Form for 1.-THE
Herald's" Busy
Readers.

Albert kerSllaW OF NatcheZ lett last
week for San Bernardino, CAL, for a
visit of few months.
j. w. Shull of Republic was visitor
here short time last week. He was
on his way home from a visit with
friends at Pendleton, Oregon.
A marriage license was issued last
week to Wallace A. Purdin and Miss
leila f. Watson, both of Wenas, who
were married Saturday evening, March
8, 1901.
A change has been made in the firm
of Taylor & Denley. 1t is known as c.
II. Denley x Co., Mr.. Taylor retiring.
The new firm has moved from the
Switzer building on Front street to the
Lowe block on Yakima avenue.
"Yellow Drug Store" is new sign
advertising the drug house of w. Z.
Ayres on Yakima avenue. 1t is fine
piece OF art and was executed by T.. +.
Croker Mr.. Ayres will also put up
large yellow awning to replace the old
one in front of his place OF business.
An unusual large number of travelling
men are coming to North Yakima this
spring. They represent all branches of
trade and are doing big business with
the merchants. One travelling man
stated that this was the best business
city in the state outside of Everett and
Seattle.
Mrs. Burgess, accompanied by her two
little boys, came down from North Yak
ina. She will keep house for Mr.. Fa-
vile in Horse Heaven. -. Miss Parker
OF North Yakima, has been engaged to
teach spring term of school at the
Weber school house. She commenced
Monday.-Pasco Recorder.
The Sunday schools of the county are
asked to send representatives to meet
ing at the Baptist church, North Yak
ina, at O'Clock Saturday afternoon,
March 10th, to discuss the possibility of
a county convention. Come whether
appointed by the school or not, if you
are interested in the work.
Some extensive improvements have
been made on the interior and front of
the store building of Walter Reed on
Yakima avenue. A partition has been
run through the length of the room, con-
verting it into two stores. One room
will be occupied by Frank Nagler, the
tobacconist, and the other by NJ. Pro-
bach, the tailor.
North Yakima lodge No SO, X. of r.,
will celebrate the 1lth anniversary of
its organization at this place on Wednes-
day evening, March 20, 1901. A fine
program is being arranged and grand
time is expected. The committee on
arrangements is as follows: f. G. Hall,
w. A. Bell, c. NJ. Hauser, w. l. Lince,
S. G.. Henton and III. II. Lombard
"The Prisoner OF Zenda' attracted
good sized audience at Larson's last
Thursday night. There is stirring
action, simple, old fashioned love affairs,
dramatic exuberance in plenty, a
blazing display of tinsel, heart beats,
bright uniforms and good fighting all
through this admirable production.
With few exceptions, the audience was
=, rarfaat bo rnnpx, x,;tb tba ontor, ,,b.
are good. The exceptions in the audi
ence proved to be half dozen young
men who acted like "Reubens' at a
clown show. A popularity of these
young men was their faculty, or indis-
Greatness, OF laughing at the wrong
time. For the sake of harmony in the
demonstrations of an audience notice
of when to laugh should be posted es-
pecially for these young mems benefit.
A movement is on foot among the
people of Eastern Washington to put
the state fair ION wheels" At meet
ing OF citizens in Spokane last week the
legislative measure giving the fair in
yearly terms to Colfax, Walla Walla,
North Yakima and Spokane was APP
proved, and action was taken urging
the plan to be adopted by the legisla-
ture. The reason for this action, they
claim. is that the fair is failure while
located here and that the people of
neither the eastern or western portion
of the state will go to it while located at
this place. The bill approved provides
that the fair shall be held at Colfax this
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