The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-06-13
The YAKIMA HERALD.
THURSDAY. JUNE IS, 1901.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

J. w. Stephens and wife were up from
Sunnyside on Tuesday.
Miss Needham of Lewiston, Idaho, is
the guest of friends in the city.
James McKevitt and wife of Kiona
were county seat visitors this week.
Mrs. Frank Moran and child of Seattle
are the guests of friends in the city.
+. NJ. Martin, young business man
of Ballard, was visitor here this week.
H. d. Jory of sunnyside and w. NJ.
Barns of Outlook were in the city
Tuesday.
Miss Louise Probach returned Tuesday
morning from Pendleton, where she has
been for the past year.
Mrs. Fred f. Briggs of Spangle is
spending month with Mrs. J. P. Terrill
and other friends in the city.
With the close of school the small boy
once more obtains his liberty to do as
his own sweet will commands.
City Marshal Boyle went to Seattle on
Wednesday as witness before the fed
eral court in session in that city this
week.
DR.. c. W. Bryan recently arrived here
from Seattle and has associated himself
with DR.. Stephenson in the practice of
dentistry.
Leonard Lince, who has been visiting
his brother at Victoria the past few
months, returned home Sunday very
much improved in health.
Prosser people take notice. Dentist
Stephenson visits Prosser Monday, June
II, remaining as long as needed. Make
your appointments early. 23-1t
j. L. Mahunder and wife OF Dayton
are registered at the Yakima for few
days. He came over to look about the
country and incidentally select suit
able place for home.
New potatoes are now in the local
markets. The product is good this year
and the yield is expected to be better
than ever before in the history of potato
raising in the valley.
Charles Geitzentanner, editor and
proprietor of the Pasco News Recorder,
passed through the city on Monday on
his way to Olympia to be present at the
extra session OF the legislature this
week.
The members and friends of the Con-
gregational church enjoyed social in
the church Monday evening. Strawber-
ries and cream and cake were served and
a very pleasant evening was passed by
those present.
]. A. Walker OF this city is introduce
ing new baking powder manufactured
by himself which he claims is fully the
equal of if not superior to the best stand
ard brands on the market. He calls it
"Walker's Perfection Baking Powder"
w. l. Lince and wife returned last
Sunday from trip to Seattle and other
points near that city. They visited Mr..
Lince's brother, Edward, at Victoria, B.
c., and took in some places over the
border line. They were accompanied on
their journey by Miss Grace Anderson
OF Illinois, who has been visitor at the
Lince home for month and will remain
here throughout the summer.
L. K. Leaning, who went to Creston,
Iowa, last week and intended to go
farther east on protracted journey, re-
turned home unexpectedly this week.
He owned property in Creston which it
was his desire to dispose of before re-
turning home. He succeeded in selling
this in few days after arriving there,
and concluded to return home at once to
look after his extensive property inter-
ests in this city. When the warm sea-
son sets in he will 90 with his son-in-law,
Fred Parker, to Fish Lake to spend the
summer
II. Jellison, residing at Simcoe station,
sustained some loss by fire early Tuesday
morning. In some unaccountable way
large tent 80 feet long, adjoining his
house, and which was used as sleeping
quarters, caught fire and before it
could be extinguished had burned con-
siderable quantity OF clothing and bed
ding. little girl sleeping in the tent
was awakened in time to make her es-