The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-11-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.


A. P. Oliver is out again after short
sick spell.
DR.. G c. Case returned last Thursday
from his trip to Michigan.
Judge ]. G. MacCrimmon has re.
turned from his trip to Shelton.
Guy MacL. Richards, veterinarian,
can be found at sloan's Drug Store. Att
Mrs. Emily Chambers has gone to Ia.
coma to visit her daughter and may re-
main there all winter.
Mrs. V. A. Erwin will soon commence
the erection of dwelling on Natchez
avenue, between B and G streets.
Miss G. E. Thorne of Chicago is the
guest of Mrs. Frank L. Wheeler, of
Fruitvale and will remain her several
months.
P. Y. Nickname new store room at
Cle-Elum has been completed. He has
rented the building to parties who will
open general merchandise store in it..
The Walla Walla High school foot ball
team will be here on Thanksgiving day
to play the High school team of this city.
The game will take place at Capitol hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Schwartze, who
sold their home property on Mckee
avenue last week to George E. Wise,
went to the Sound on Monday to make
their future home. They will settle
near Everett.
Rev. ]. Walden of Zillah has leased
his fruit ranch to ]. X. Cox, recently
from Missouri. Mr.. Cox is practical
fruit raiser and will have charge Of the
farm for two years, the term Of the
lease.
r. E. Smith returned from Arlington.
Ore, on Saturday with his daughter. The
trip was made there by Mrs. Smith on
account of the poor health of their young
son, who improved rapidly under the
change.
August Hammel and his brother,
Christian, returned from their visit to
the Sound country last Thursday, and
on Sunday the latter Mr.. Hammel started
for his home at Saginaw, Mich, with
the firm expectation of returning to this
place again at an early date to make his
future home.
The meeting night of the local lodge
of Masons has been changed from Sat-
urday to Friday night, the object being
to get better attendance from members
of the lodge who are in business in the
city. The Commercial club has also
changed its meeting night from Satur-
day to Friday so as to get better at
tendance from the business men.
The Whist club met at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Bell last Tuesday
evening for the first time this season.
The members Of this club are: Mr.. and
Mrs. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. f. C. Hall, Mr..
anu MTS. alcA. NtlIlcT, MI. anu WITS. d.
" Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moran,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Weed, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. S. Rankin and Mrs. and Miss Lom-
bard. Mrs. Gilman and daughter, Miss
Gilman, and W. L. Steinweg were guests
of the club on Tuesday evening.
A. j. Splawn, the veteran stock
breeder, is sporting gold locket that
was presented to him by the live stock
exhibitors at the state fair as token of
appreciation Of services rendered by
Mr.. Splawn while acting as superin-
tendent of the live stock exhibit. The
little memento resembles q plain gold
watch about an inch in diameter. On
the diverse side is an engraving Of the
head Of a Hereford bull and ON the reverse
is the following: "From live stock ex-
hibitors. State fair, 1901, A. J. Splawn."
sTheslsaAing plscein the city for fine
candies is the Elite.