The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION

for several days.
Matterson & Johnson, proprietors OF
the Springvale dairy, have purchase
the dairy business of J. G. Berry.
Wanted-A competent girl to do
house work. Apply to Mrs. H. B.
Worries, rooms 10 and IL Otter block.
14-1t
s. X. Noel and wife and Ii. d. Law
renee of Lewiston, Idaho, arrived here
last week to make Yakima their perma-
nent home.
Some one poisoned the coolie dog of
A. f. Howard last Thursday. The dog
was great pet in the Howard family,
and was valued highly.
Mrs. w. H. Wesley came up from
Prosser last week to make her home
ready for the summer months. They
will live here during the heated term.
Rev. M. j. Carmichael, pastor of the
Mennonite church at this place, return
ed to North Yakima with his family last
Saturday after spending several weeks
among friends in Iowa.
A. SCHNEIDER has let the contract to
A. E. Howard for remodeling the old
Metcalf residence, on Natchez avenue,
which he purchased last fall. Over
$4,000 will be spent on improvements to
the place.
These are the spring opening days at
Greene's store-up to Thursday evening.
The ladies can see every conceivable
idea that is new in china and haviland
ware if they will attend. Light refresh
ments served.
Leonard Lince last week purchased an
improved 10-acre tract in the Selah
valley for $500. He will build fine
home thereon this summer. Mr.. Lince
also bought a 40-acre ranch short
distance from his home place for $4,000.
George Darr returned to his Yakima
farm Wednesday . Matthew Kirkwood
will be home from his Yakima ranch
tomorrow Addison Stewart has gone
to North Yakima, where he has employ
ment for the summer.-Puyallup Inde-
pendent.
Lieutenant Carleton, who opened re-
cruiting Office here a week ago, has so
far been unable to secure man for the
services, and expects to be ordered to
North Yakima in a few days.-Dalles
imes-Mountaineer.
James A. Williamson of Tacoma and
r. L. Purdin of Ellensburg were bust
ness visitors here Monday. They are
interested in the Charter Oil Co., which
owns property in California, and are
pushing the sale of stock.
A. R. Galbraith of Pendleton, Oregon,
is here looking over the country. He is
an importer and breeder of blooded
horses, such as Clydesdales, Shires,
Suffolks and Percherons, and expects to
establish himself in the valley.
Street Commissioner Hauser turned
the water in the main city ditch last
week and is now engaged in turning it
into the laterals. All the bitches of the
city have been enlarged this year and
will be big enough to carry more water
than ever before.
N. H. Lille went to Hot Springs last
Friday after spending few days here
looking after business interests and re-
newing old acquaintance. He has pur-
chased 100 acres of land near Hot
Springs and will erect large hotel on
the site this summer.
Mrs. Bridget Sullivan, who kept hotel
in Davenport in early days, but who has
been residing on a farm on Bachelor
Prairie for about dozen years, has
again moved to town, having just re-
turned from a winters visit to North
Yakima.-Lincoln County Times.
w. ii. Taylor, miner from the Swauk
who has been in Yakima during the
winter, has returned and informs the
Echo that he intends to put machinery
on his property this spring for refining
the ore from his mine. He means bust
ness and deserves -Elum
Echo.
Nothing succeeds like success in ex-
tracing teeth without pain. And DR..
Stephenson can do this, because he gives