The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-22

TUESDAY, APRIL %, 1902
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

6. S. Rankin went to the Sound on
business.
A new line of street hats just received
at Mrs. Carys. rs 1t.
DR.. &. j. Hill went to Spokane last
Saturday on business.
Miss Georgia Peck returned last Sat
urday from visit to Tacoma.
We will buy your extra furniture or
stoves. III Second st. north. 16
Ex-Marshal Ide came to North Yak
ina Monday to see his political friends.
Mrs. Guy Allen returned last week
from winters sojourn in California.
Found Package of dry goods. Own
er can have same by enquirng of Mrs.
D. E. Lesh.
If you have furniture or stoves for sale
or trade call on or address III 2nd st.
north. Is.
Mr. and Mrs. C. j. Beach spent most
of last week in North Yakima and
Walla Walla.-kennewick Courier
New solid oak chamber suit, wire
spring mattress all cotton mattress
must be sold quick. III 2nd st. n. Is.
Hugh Gray has purchased an acre
tract in Ferguson addition, north of the
city, and will build a residence on it at
once.
A short session of motion court was
held yesterday by Judge Rudkin. Court
will convene next Monday and continue
until the docket is cleared of cases.
w. V. Hatfield has purchased the A.
B. sweeney lot on North Fourth street,
block 81. TIE price paid was $40 Mr..
Hatfield expects to build on the lot this
summer.
The Gle Elum Echo was sold last week
by Randall Bros. of the Cascade Miner
to Charles Freeman, who had been con-
Quoting it for the owners since first
issuing.
Mrs. II. B. Spencer accompanied by
her children arrived here from Mime
apolis last Saturday. They are now
comfortably housed in their new home
on North Fourth street.
Mark Barkwell has quit the clerkship
of the Bartholet hotel on account of his
health and will 60 to Seattle. c. w.
Ditzel, who was with the Rainier in
Seattle for long time, is the new clerk.
For Sale-7 year old mare. Broke
single or double and under the saddle;
good family horse also single buggy
and harness in good condition. F. c.
Thomson at post office. Is 1t.
l. B. Turnell has been granted 80
day lay off as operator for the n. p.
He has not yet decided whether he will
GO to Cheney and take the position
offered there by the company.
7. d. Quinn, who built residence on
Cherry street, has sold his farm on the
Wenas to William Flynn. The consid-
Grafton was $1,000. Mr.. Quinn will now
reside in the city and retire from farm.
ing.
A Hoosier society has been organized
by the natives OF Indiana in this city.
Vestal Snyder is at the head of the
scheme. At meeting last week pre-
liminary arrangements were made to
effect an organization and this week
another meeting will be held.
The plans of the proposed Sloan
building are still in the hands of the
through with them and submit bid
the contract for the new building will be
let 1t may be the first of June before
the building is started.
So far the North Yakima High school
team has failed to make definite en-
gagements for game with the Ellens-
burg High school team. The Ellensbur-
gers have promised time and again to
come down and play, but they always
fail to keep their promise.
L. n. France has planted a Is acre
orchard on Mob Hill this spring. He is
known as the sorgum raiser in this
valley, but this year he has not secured
land for this crop and it may be that he
will lose his well known reputation the