The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-08-12
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

for Tacoma and other Sound cities.
Ira p. Inglehart went over to Seattle
for few days last week on business
G. r. Donovan and family are visiting
relatives of Mr.. Donovan in Tacoma.
Cash paid for apples in bulk delivered
at Yakima Produce Co. opposite depot.
32-3t
Mrs. Jennie Bartlett and little girl
have gone to the Sound for summers
vacation.
Miss Mary Erwin went to Seattle last
week to visit with friends for a week or
ten days.
Ask Volney Taft to show you his snap
shot of the horse "Jim Corbett" passing
under the wire.
Dick Hauser is again behind the win
dow in the postotfice as civil service
clerk.
Chas. F. Bailey of Seattle was in the
city today, in attendance upon the
funeral of Roscoe Thomas.
Coffin Brothers have new grocery
clerk. A Mr.. Harry Rue, who halls
from Spokane, Wash.
Messrs. Weed, Hough, Weikel and
Hickman have gone to the mountains
for ten days outing.
Edward Whitson and Mayor Fechter
have gone to Green river Hot Springs
for few days' recreation.
Claude Briggs and family have re-
turned from pleasant outing of ten
days at Lake Caches.
Mrs. Arthur Coffin is reported as do
ing exceptionally well in view of the SER
ious import of her broken limb.
H. j. Snively and Johnny Ryan left
on last Saturday for two days fishing
trip over on the Rattlesnake.
! Frank Kramer is enjoying the baths at
the Green river hot springs in the hopes
OF securing relief from rheumatism.
c. Bates and family of Southwick,
Idaho, who purchased the Thorp ranch
in Fruitvale, arrived Saturday and have
taken possession.
THE HERALD on August 6, the day that
Tracy's dead body was found, sold 600
extras. Two editions were run off and
both sold readily.
middle-aged lady, for well-to-do old
couple or widower, ranch or town. Adj
dress XYZ, this office. 32-2t
Miss Lou Turnell has gone to Stevens
Point, Wis, to take a business college
course. She has brother there and
will remain during the fall.
John o. Brien's magnificent equine bal
let militant is Ringing Brothers latest
horse spectacle. 1t is the most sensa-
tional display of the kind ever created.
Miss Grace Duvall, stenographer for
Gov. Dearborn of Indiana, is visiting at
the home of Mrs. Ira Krutz, her sister.
She will probably remain here for a
month.
Frank B. Long of Indiana who was
here in the city for three weeks visiting
friends, started home last Monday
morning via Seattle, Tacoma, Portland
and Denver, Colorado.
J. T. Webers of Wautoma, Wisconsin,
is in the city visiting his brother in-law,
Mart Schichtl. Mr.. Webers is contem-
plating returning soon with his family
and locating in North Yakima.
Charles McAllister the well-known
sheep man, together with his wife and
baby, left on Saturday morning last for
a trip to Southern California. They will
return home in the course of month.
F. NJ. Towne who was operated on for
appendicitis at Simcoe Station not long
ago, was, nine days after the operation,
in such promising condition as to
be brought to his home near old town
in hack.
The county commissioners have grant
I ed the petition OF the Sunnyside people
to hold an election to vote on the ques-
ton OF incorporation. The special cleo
ton will be held at Odd Fellows hall,
Sunnyside, on September 2.
Taken Up.-At the Lince place near
the cemetery, Durham-J heifer