The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-03-28
pen SKETCHES Of THE WEEK
Brief Items of Local News Gathered
BY Ubiquitous Herald Reporters.
Lights and Sideliehts Of Daily Doings In the
Metropolis Of Central Washington Prepared
for the Entertainment Of Nu-
merous Readers.

| ish on Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Mckee
of Zillah, March 5, daughter.
w. II. Allsbury, deputy organizer OF
the Woodmen of the World, was bust.
ness visitor on Tuesday.
Apologize Bros. are building resi-
dence on their block on the corner OF
Yakima avenue and eth street.
David Guilland and family left here
Monday evening for their home at Oro-
fino, Idaho, after lengthy visit among
friends in the city.
William Webster and F. f. Rich of
Seattle, representing the California
Commission Co., are here buying hors-
es, also, potatoes apples and other fruit.
There are more new effects and scenes
in Lewis Morrison's "Faust" this season
than in any other revival before the
public. 1t will be presented in its en-
tirety in this city in a few weeks.
Lost-Between this city and fair
grounds gunny sack containing black
hen. A reward OF 81 will be paid for
return OF the hen to the store of the
Wallace 4 Coburn Hardware Co. 12-1t
Casper Schott returned the latter part
of last week from an extended trip
through Eastern Washington. Mr.. Schott
says he found many good towns, but has
not concluded upon location yet.
Andrew Popovitch and Dale Thorp
have gone to Alaska to look after their
mining interests. They will first go to
Dawson City and from there transact
the business pertaining to their mines.
w. II. Redman says the report that
he intends building new ditch on the
reservation is not true. There was some
talk OF repairing a short ditch so as to
bring under cultivation some Indian
land, but otherwise nothing was done.
The wide awake town OF Sunnyside
now counts millinery store along with
its many other business enterprises.
Mrs. G. W. Cary Of North Yakima now
has branch store at that place under
the management of Mrs. A. w. Lyons.
Invitations will soon be issued to the
parents and friends interested in the
kindergarten to attend Froebel enter
tainment to be given at the Christian
church, Tuesday evening, April Is. Miss
Rakestraw and her assistant, Miss Scud-
der have the matter in charge.
Congressman w. l.. Jones will not ar
rive here from Washington, d. c., till
about May first. He has not left the
nations capital yet. being detained there
to close up his business as congressman.
On his way west he will stop at Bethany,
H., his old home, to visit his mother
and renew old acquaintance.
II. w. Leonard, H. C. Henton and
Earnest Beeks have gone to Dawson
City, Klondike. Mr.. Henton left here
the first of the week and went to the
Sound to confer with parties with whom
he is interested in mining matters in
the klondike and on Wednesday the
other two Of the party left to join him
at Seattle.
The city marshal is of the opinion
that if all the business men will keep
light burning in their stores there will
be less liability of robbery being COM
mitted. Many of the merchants have
been following this plan, but there are
some who do not. 1t will aid the night
Waterman greatly in performing his
duties if these merchants will place
light in their stores, especially in the rear.
A man from Old Town came to the
city Tuesday morning in search of his
wife, whom, he alleged, had run away
with handsomer man. He stated that
she had the smallpox and told the city
marshal to look her up. Officer Grant
was put on her track and i'll a very
short time made capture but the small
pox alarm was merely hoax. The man
found the woman after little and
seemed to rejoice that she got into the
clutches OF the law. Both man and wife
are wretched creatures and it is "hoss
and hoss' between them.