The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-01-28
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY

matters.
Col. W. f. Prosser returned to Seattle
last Friday after short stay here with
his family.
The Northern Pacific is preparing to
build a 40-foot addition to the station
at Prosser.
A. u. Thompson of the Prosser electric
light plant was business visitor here
last week.
The water company will lay water
main on North Fourth street when
spring opens.
Judge Morford, who returned from the
east last week, will leave here this week
for Dawson City, Y. T.
r. A. Rose is among the latest arriv-
ais from Crookston, MINI. He expects
to locate in the valley.
II. A. Griffin has sold his fine trotter,
Chester Abbott, to Fred Brooker. The
price paid is said to be $1,000.
Learn to dance. Prof. Fulkerson vii
teach you. School in Armory every
Wednesday night. Terms reasonable
Good music. 4S-tf
The Commercial club will elect its Of
ticers this evening, and on the following
Tuesday the amendment to the consti-
tuition will be voted on.
Daniel Crossley and J. F. Sonegan of
Pendleton stopped off here last Friday
with lot OF stock to feed while enroute
to Seattle with them.
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. 8
The assessors of the state will hold
their regular annual meeting in this city
on Feb. 5. There will be almost a full
attendance of the assessors.
William NJ. Clarence and Miss Dora
Horsington of this county were united
in marriage by Justice }. G.. MacCrim-
mon on Jan. %, 1902.
c. Fl. Schwartz and wife arrived here
from Marietta, Wis, last Friday, to be
numbered among the other Wisconsin
people now living in the Yakima valley
John Aldrich has resigned his position
as clerk at the Bartholet hotel and will
be connected with hotel at Ellensburg.
He is temporarily succeeded by J. W.
Spalir the former night clerk.
j. l.. Yantis and family are among
the latest arrivals from the east. Mr..
Iantis is brother-in-law OF l.. D. S.
Patton, who came here last spring from
Kentucky, and will make this city his
home.
Rev. J. d. WATSON of Pe-Ell has been
employed as clerk in the store of E..
VI. Harris ON First street Mr. WATSON
was compelled to leave the ministry on
account of trouble with his throat He
will move his family here at an early
date.
The Yakima Hardware Company has
purchased the entire stock of hardware
that had been purchased by Lombard &
Horsley from the Wallace Coburn Com
pany. The new purchasers will put the
stock on the market and sell it at a re-
duced price.
William NJ. Thompson and Clarence
l.. Allen have formed law partnership
and will have offices in the Miller build
ing. Mr.. Thompson has been with At
torney H. J. Snively for several years,
and Mr.. Allen came here a few months
ago from Nebraska.
Frank Shardlow expects to build a
two-story business house in the spring,
on his lot at the corner of Front street
and Yakima avenue. When the other
Improvements are made in that block it
will present as nice appearance as any
other part OF the city
W. II. NOliva, section foreman OF the
Northern Pacific at Selah station, was
in the city on Saturday closing some OF
his school district business. He re-
turned few days previous from
Tacoma, where he had been for over a
month undergoing an operation of the
ewes.