The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-09-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

kane on business last week.
Judge Carroll B. Graves was registered
at Hotel Yakima for a couple of days
this week.
Mrs. James and two daughters have
returned from their camping trip on the
shores OF Lake Caches.
Mrs. A. E. Larson of North Yakima
was guest OF Mrs. France several days
this week.-Buckley Banner
Mrs. E. T. Congdon of South Tacoma
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert johnson of Fruitvale.
p. A. Bounds is having cement walk
put in which encircles his house. 1t
adds very much to the appearance Of
the lawn.
Miss May Bole of Prosser, Wash, is
visiting Miss Lizzie Farmer of the
Mckee. She will probably remain for a
couple of weeks.
Mrs. S. B. Baisley of Baker City, Ore,
mother-in-law OF B. n. Coe and r. II.
Morgan, is here for month visiting
with her daughters.
Mrs. E. B. Moore came home last
Wednesday evening from Lake Caches
where she has been camping with a
party from Yakima.
Mrs. Arthur Hale, of North Yakima,
is visiting relatives here. Miss Ma
bel Pierce left last week for her home at
North Yakima.-Goldendal Sentinel
j. c. koresky, who recently purchased
40 acres in the Selah valley, is building
neat house, a barn and other outbuild-
ings on his newly-acquired property.
Mrs. Wholstein, mother of Mrs. w.
l.. Lemon, left for her home in San
Francisco. She has been visiting with
her daughter for the past two months.
Miss Virginia Coburn, who has been
spending the summer with her sister,
Mrs. Miles of Hotel Bartholet, left last
Tuesday morning for her home in Seattle
A demented Italian passed through
town Wednesday evening on the east
bound overland. He was very violent,
and required the efforts OF four men to
keep him seated.
1t is said that gents furnishing store
will be put in on the Fechter side of the
Otter & Fechter building now in cree
ton, and that the Otter side has already
been rented for drug store.
Percy Green had the misfortune last
Wednesday afternoon OF running a
j pitchfork through his left foot Percy
was up in the loft throwing down hay
to the horse when the accident occurred.
! The Junior G. +. society of the Chris
tian church will give an entertainment
Wednesday evening September 8. All
are cordially invited. No admission will
be charged, but a collection will be taken
for the benefit of Junior work.
w. ID. Walker went over to Seattle last
week and purchased a complete outfit OF
granite and tin ware, and goods of that
class for the firm of Wyman & Fraser
They have had put in quite a number of
shelves upon which to exhibit the hard
ware.
Joel Shoemaker, erstwhile reporter for
Sound papers and Spokesman-Review
passed through town last Friday morn
ing on his way to Tacoma. He has
been in Eastern Washington interview
ing farmers and gathering statistics in
regard to the crops OF that section.
Mrs. f. L. Davies of Spokane, field
superintendent of Northwestern Home
Finding association, is here to look after
the adopted child of William and Ber-
tina Dodds, since suit for divorce has
been filed by the husband. Mrs. Davies
is not willing to leave the child with the
defendant.
4 Union Temperance meeting at the
Christian church September 10th. Rev.
Mr.. Whitmore will give one of his most
entertaining lectures. Subject, 1.-THE
Saloonkeepers' Plea" Services at 8
p. m. All are invited to come good
music, good speaking, and all made
welcome.
Hon. Walter Reed was the choice Of
the Prosser delegation for state senator,
in fact nearly the whole south end of