The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-05-27
PITHY PARAGRAPHS SIZED UP

Rev. d. B. Eby was up from Sunny
side Monday.
A new weekly paper will be started at
Prosser at an early date.
DR.. T. B. Gum was called to, Pasco
Monday on professional duties.
For rent-Nicely furnished room, lOl
South Fourth street Board if desired.
W. l.. McGinnes has gone to the
Barge ranch on the Cowychee to plant
out about 600 fruit trees.
DR.. Stanley, dentist will be opened
for business in offices in the New Clogg
block on and after Thursday, May 80.
For Sale.-Three and quarter Wagon,
Deering Mower, Side Saddle, Bride and
Pack Saddle. Enquire of George Will
son, city. 2l-lt
w. w. Robertson and Wallis Williams
went to Outlook yesterday to attend a
meeting of the farmers relative to the
electrical railway.
F. &. Drew returned from his ranch
at Alfalfa last Saturday. He spent
month cutting sage brush and preparing
his land for seeding
Rev. o. B. Whitmore was down from
the upper Natchez yesterday. He says
new parsonage will be built at that
place this summer.
Street commissioner Hauser is around
collecting the poll tax. He started out
Yesterday and is having fairly good sue
cess. He does not like the job.
BY order OF the street and ditch COM
mittee of council the hole at the western
end of Cherry street has not been filled.
The matter will be brought before
council again next meeting.
G. ID. Williams, recently of the Local
izer, has accepted position on the
North Yakima Washingtonian. He ac-
companied Mr.. Boyle to our neighbor-
ing city NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dawn.
Joseph Brownlow was up from Yaki-
ma City yesterday on business pertain
ing to some property. He is the father
of Editor Brownlow of the Prosser
Record and has been in this country a
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Conway of Crook
ston, Mimi, are here as the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ray. They have
come to the valley to locate and will
look about some before deciding on a
place.
William Jackson has received word
that his ward, Hugh Sanders, is on the
Oregon now at the Bremerton navy
yard. His first duties are various, be-
ing detailed to work at any thing, but
later he expects to fill the position of
ship barber.
S. o. Ewing and C. H. Shelhammer
will go to Portland some time during
the summer to open a coal yard. They
have been given that territory to haudle
Tile ATcsCcut SOdl 70. output. Ills
company has a field of several hundred
acres near Chehalis and will soon COM
mence operations to develope it,
DR.. w. R. Stanley is new conner to
Yakima from Minnesota. He is
dentist by profession and is now getting
ready to open up an Office in the new
Clogg block. The doctor is graduate
of the Northwestern University of
Chicago and comes very highly rec
commended both as a gentleman and a
dentist.
The last concert of the season will be
given by the Ladies Musical club at the
Congregational church. Wednesday
May % at $50. Admission to the
church will be by invitation. Mrs. A.
L. Slemmons will come from Ellensburg
to assist and Mrs. Louis Lesh, who came
from Everett to take the part of Queen
Esther in the Cantata last week, will
sing also. Miss Thompson from
Spokane has been engaged by the club
for that night also. There is treat in