The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-03-18
PITHY PARAGRAPHS SIZED UP


ors from Prosser last Friday.
A. Holstein of Selah has gone to Chi
cago for an extended visit among friends.
C. B. Mcconnell spent last week in
the nelghborhood of Pasco and Kenne-
wick on business.
C. f. Lum came up from his kenne-
wick ranch last Friday and remained
here over Sunday.
@. d. Herod and wife of Tacoma
registered at the Bartholet on Saturday
and remained over Sunday.
Lucy A. Fessenden came up from
Sunnyside Saturday to attend the teach
ers' association meeting.
Wanted-Work in private family by
the day by competent woman. Inquire
at 308 South Second street.
The Minerva club met at the home
of Mrs. p. j. Flint last Saturday even.
ing and had very pleasant social time.
The local members of the Northwest
Home Finding association met at the
home of Mrs. Edward Whitson on Mon
day.
Max Jackson, Dell Hiscock and Fred
Cline are making arrangements to enter
extensively in the cattle business near
Mabton.
C. f. Lum and daughter, Miss Char
lotte, of North Yakima were visitors in
our city the first of the week.-Ellens-
burg Dawn.
A. S. Nearly and family and John
Miles and family arrived here Saturday
from Crookston, Mimi, to look about
for new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Michels have re-
turned from their trip to California and
Honolulu. They are now stopping at
the Hotel Bartholet.
Rev. George A. Ray of Fullerton, Neb.,
is the guest of his old friend Rev. F. L.
Hayden of this city. Mr.. Ray expects
to locate in this valley.
The Inland Telephone and Telegraph
Co. will soon begin work to extend its
lines Is miles up the Natchez to accom-
modate the farmers of that valley.
The Modern Woodmen have organized
lodge at Tampico. They started off
soon to have much larger lodge at that
place.
J. f. Mulligan has moved to the
Linse ranch on Mob Hill Mr.. Multi
gan sustained broken arm while rem
dering service at the fire that partly de-
destroyed the Read steam laundry and it
will be some time before he will regain
the full use of it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert, who arrived
here last week from Macon county, Mo-,
have purchased the Meyer property on
South Second street, which they will
make their permanent home. They
were accompanied here by Mr.. and Mrs.
Flournay of the same place.
T. Z. Elliott left here on Sunday for
Chelan, to look over the country with
the view of going into the stock business
up there. He has disposed of all the
stock he held here and is now free to 60
any place. He has not decided on
whether to stay in the northwest, but
will spend the summer looking over the
field.
s. S. Hawkins, who has been visiting
with relatives in this place for week or
more, returned to his home in North
Yakima last Sunday Mrs. C. S. Baker
and children left Thursday morning for
Yakima to visit a few days with friends.
Mr.. Baker will 90 down Sunday.-El-
lensburg Localizer.
II. B. Purdin and family arrived here
last Saturday from Portland, Ore. They
will take up their residence on the
Bruce farm on the Wenas, formerly oc-
cupied by Wallace Purdin. The latter
has gone to Forest Grove, Ore, to finish
his studies in veterinary surgery.
NJ. d. Moody was up from Toppenish
last Saturday. Mr.. Moody formerly
lived at Thorpe and last December went
to the reservation and rented so acres of
Indian land. He will plant 10 acres to
potatoes and the rest in grain this season.
He has receiyed a three wear lease on