The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-05-27
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY

from Toppenish Saturday.
Henry II. Wande was visitor from
Sunnyside on Saturday.
A three story addition will be made to
the Bartholet hotel this summer.
Robert Foster of Bozeman, Mont, is a
guest of G. w. Nash and family of Fruit
vale.
The High school is making arrange
ments to give the Cadets picnic at an
early date.
Mrs. D. L. Thacker is sick at her
home on the west side. She is threat
ened with fever.
j. G. MacCrimmon has on display
sample of anthracite coal taken from a
mine in Pacific county.
James M. Israel of Olympia and A.
X. Wade of Montesano are here to make
selections of arid lands for the state.
Fred BROKER has gone to Seattle with
his horse Chester Abbott to prepare for
the racing events in the Sound country.
Judge Erwin paid over the alimony
money after he was arrested at Tacoma
last week. He has since gone to Alas
ka.
E. A. Dahl is late arrival from
Everett, who has come to North Yaki-
ma with the intention OF making a
home.
A band concert was held Saturday
night. 1t was delightful evening and
large crowd of people took in the fine
music.
The local lodge of Elks will not hold
an event here this year as was intended,
but will all go to Seattle to help that
city celebrate.
The Presbyterian church building will
be moved back on the lots this week
and excavation for the new structure
will be begun at once.
The fine new residence of A. f. Poole
on North Natchez avenue is well under
way. When completed the building
will be as handsome as any on the
avenue.
The family of f. p Heliker Joined
him on Monday. He has opened dental
rooms here in the Clogg building and
expects to make this place his future
home.
In Sundays Times of May IS were the
pictures of the graduating class of the
University OF Washington. Among them
were those of Misses May and Olive
Crosno OF the Ahtanum.
Linemen of the Sunset Telephone
Compony went to Zillah last Friday to
build 20 mile line southwark from that
place. The line is for the service OF the
Washington Irrigation Company.
Wanted-Situation on ranch as work
ing foreman by experienced farmer, and
one that understands farming in all its
branches; gilt edge references married /;
no children. Address D. X. Macdonald,
lis Bell street, Seattle. 2l-3t.
Jacob Schultz of San Francisco was
here Saturday and Sunday as the guest
OF his daughter, Mrs. Harley Hill. He
was on his way to Seattle to go on the
Pacific steamship run between that
place and Nome as butcher.
There are number of cases of small
pox at Yakima City. DR.. Frank has
quarantined the victims and is now
keeping them under surveillance. There
are two cases still in the city, one in the
pest house and one in family on the
west side.
E. J. Jaeger of Zillah reports his
opening of the oath complete success.
More than 600 people visited the store
on that day, and as a rule were both
pleased and surprised to see so we'll
stocked and arranged in town no larger
than Zillah, where few years ago the
jack-rabbit and coyote reigned supreme.
John Matthewson of Fayett City, Pa,
has been in Yakima for few days look
ing for an investment. He came here
from Montesano where he had been
visiting friends for a short time, pre-
vious to which he was in Seattle. He
will buy land here and will then return
east with view of coming to this valley