The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-08-08
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY


Earl Green went to Eugene, Ore, last
Thursday to visit his brother.
Stanley Coffin and wife went to the
Sound on Monday for brief vacation
trip.
DR.. Con Lynch, who returned from.
Louisville, KY, has been visiting friends
at Ellensburg.
Miss Ellie Allen left here Saturday to
spend several weeks among friends in
Seattle and other Sound cities.
Miss Matte Thomas, who has been in
North Yakima for year past, went to
California last week to join her mother.
Rev. and Mrs. j. H. Wood returned
home last Saturday evening from their
trip to the Epworth League convention
at San Francisco.
Walter Gervais, accompanied by his
family, went to Seattle last Monday
where he intends to establish commits
sion house and handle Yakima products.
The Yeomen gave social in Aliens
hall last Thursday evening, consisting of
musical and literary program. There
was large attendance of members and
invited guests.
Pure, healthful drinking water can be
obtained instantly at small coat by u.s.
ing the reliable faucet filters sold at
Ayre's Yellow drug store. All kinds of
filtering material. 3l-lt
A big crowd it expected in town to-
morrow to see Sells & Gray's United
Shows which will give grand street
parade and two performances, afternoon
and evening, in this city on that day.
J. F. Brown reports that he has 160
acres of land planted in potatoes in the
reservation and that he will reap an inn
mense harvest this year. He has al
ready shipped car load to Seattle and
got $40 ton for them.
Mrs. Thomas Norton. who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Gilmour OF Dayton, has re-
turned home, accompanied by Misses
Hazel Joseph and Goldie Thornton, who
will visit here for few weeks.
The small boy is happy. Tomorrow is
show day. Sells & Gray's United Shows
will give two performances, afternoon
and evening, preceded by parade in
the morning, and the city will doubtless
be packed with people, for the show has
been widely advertised.
G. l.. Brown and J. A. Adams, pro-
prietors of the New York Cash store,
have dissolved partnership, Mr.. Brown
retiring from the firm and Mr.. Adams
remaining in control. 1t is Mr.. Browns
intention to engage in some other kind
OF business in the city.
A change took place in the Office OF
county superintendent of schools last
Monday, by which F. H. Plumb OF this
city retires and S. A. Dickey of Parker
assumes the office to which he was elect
ed last fall. Mr.. Plumb served two term
in the office and did his work creditably
and with ability.
A marriage license was issued July IS
and Daisy L. Wagner, of Cleveland.
The latter but recently secured divorce
in Yakima county,. Bert Gilmore,
who has been in Klickitat for the past
three weeks, returned t. his home near
North Yakima Monday.-Goldenda
Sentinel.
In the August Review OF Reviews DIR.
Shaw discusses the great steel strike
in its various aspects and comments on
at home and abroad. NJ. de Bloch's
recent address at Paris on the lessons Of
the Boer war is reviewed, and its appli-
cation to the military situation in the
United States as well as Europe, is
pointed out.
Henry Studnizka and wife OF st. Louis,
Mo-, stopped off here last Saturday to
see his cousin, R. Strobach, whom he
had not seen for 80 years. They are on
a pleasure and sightseeing trip to Alaska
and Honolulu, and after stopping here
for few days resumed their journey.
They were accompanied by Miss Durris
Munter of Spokane, niece of Mr.. Stud
nizka.