The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-01-21
THE YAKIMA HERALD.
TUESDAY. JANUARY 81, 1902.
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY

William Brown of Hepner, Ore, is
here, the guest of Mrs. A. J. Cham
bers.
Mrs. Anna Carter of Marion county,
Ore, is the guest OF of her brother,
Joseph Stephenson.
G. l.. Mason, a recent arrival from
Nebraska, is the latest addition to the
Yakima county bar.
J. w. Harris arrived here last Thurs
day from Stella, Neb., and is now the
guest of his son, George Harris.
Learn to dance. Prof. Fulkerson will
teach you. School in Armory every
Wednesday night. Terms reasonable.
Good music 4S-ti
Arthur Coffin and wife will leave this
| week for Arizona on an extended visit.
Mr.. Collins main object is to look about
for grazing land in that state.
We handle all of Bayle's famous table
relishes. Some of them are listed in our
display ad in another column. Pearson
x Watt, grocers. 3
Mrs. l.. Davidson of Wide Hollow has
gone to California to visit friends for the
next six weeks. She moved from that
state many years ago, and this is her
first trip back.
James +. Daley came over from
Olympia last week to see North Yakima
and its hustling people. He made some
investments in real estate and may re-
turn here to 60 into business.
II. w. Chase OF Montana last week
purchased the Flynn ranch OF 700 acres
in the Wenas, paying $4,000 Tor it, lie
is brother of Mrs. f. j. Wyman of
this city, and will make his home here
The six lots on First street known as
the Bartholet and Guilland property,
were sold last week to J. ii. Laswell OF
the Natchez. The price paid is 81, 800.
This includes the w. l.. Connolly prop
erty.
4 flow OF water was struck at Il depth
of SO feet last Saturday by G.. \. Gano
in the artesian well he is drilling on his
Mckee farm. AS the flow is not as
strong as he desires, he will drill about
$50 feet deeper.
| w. I. Clark, father of the Selah-
Mckee canal, is now the confidential
agent OF j. w. elise, the Seattle capi-
talist. He went to Seattle last Wednes-
day to accept this position, and will
eventually make that city his home.
Il. II. Armsworthy and W. NJ. Bennett
last week purchased the dray business
of "Doc" Meyers. The latter has been
in the business here for thirteen years
and will now remove with his family to
his ranch in east Selah.
Last Tuesday evening Mrs. Marshall
Scudder gave a farewell party at her
home on Natchez avenue in honor Of
Randolph Perry Scudder, who goes to
Annapolis preparatory to entering the
naval academy.
The Greene Mercantile company has
completed its removal to the Clogg build
ing. The large room this company now
occupies will give ample room for the
display of the fine line OF new goods
which has been brought on.
We have IA small quantity of those
"Nabisco," Athena" Ramona" and
champagne" waters left. Those who
have used these dainty tea waters recog-
nize their deliciousness. Several fiavors
to select from. Pearson & Watt. )
Don't forget the dates and prices OF
the Paloma concert at Larson's theater,
January %. General admission soc; re-
served seats 25c extra. Matinee Tuesday
afternoon at $3.50 p. m, January rs. All
children twelve and under 25c; adults
SOC for any seat in the house. 3
A "Men's League was formed at the
PRESBYTERIAN church last week by the
Young men with the following officers:
President, w. NJ. Watt; vice president,
j. j. Macdonald; secretary-treasurer,
II. II. Hoffman. The object of the So
ciety is to develop the social life of the
church.
The Yakima Furniture company be-
gan this week to move into new quarters
in the Clogg building. They have a fine
room in the corner of the building. The
undertaking establishment will be in