The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-03-04

G. S. Ellis has moved to his new ranch
near Zillah.
The name of the Guilland house has
been changed to Rainier.
T. F. McCaustland is building an adj
dition to his house near the fair grounds.
George g.. Hough returned last Friday
from his business trip to San Francisco.
The front in the postoffice building is
being frightened with a coat of red
paint.
The county teachers association will
hold its last meeting of the year in this
city on March Is.
Mrs. John Sawbridge expects to 90
to her former home in Michigan shortly
and later to Chicago.
Jennie F. Carey has begun an action
in the superior court for a divorce
against Thomas F. Carey.
F. P. Searle & Co. of Seattle will
establish general commission business
in the city this spring.
B. w. Pickett will soon let the con-
tract for his two story brick to be erected
on the corner of A and Second streets.
The senior class of the High school
gave q play. entitled Regular FIX" in
their assembly room last Friday evening.
Mrs. H. B. Worries has fitted up dress
making parlors in the Otter Block and
will be ready for work after March l.
J. M. Baxter last week purchased the
Melrose property near the fair grounds
and will move to it on April LIST. The
price paid was $500.
At the meeting of the Commercial
Club last Thursday evening IL new
members were taken in. This runs the
membership up to ITO.
Mr.. Tippie of Sumner is new addi-
ton to Yakima population. He has
purchased farm in the county and will
make his home here.
Herbert Kenyon of Mabton, Frank
Jackson Of Ellensburg and E. J. Chap
man of Zillah were among the out of
town visitors here last week.
The plasterers have completed all
their work on the second story of the
Clogg building and the carpenters are
now busy completing the job.
Work on the foundation of the Odd
Fellows building will be commenced
this week and will be pushed through to
completion as rapidly as possible.
Work in removing the old Sloan build
ing at the corner of Yakima avenue and
First street was begun Saturday. 1t will
be placed two blocks farther down First
street.
DR.. w. F. Morrison of Spokane was
here last Thursday and Friday. He
was resident in this city during its
early history and is we'll known in the
valley.
There was large attendance at the
Commercial clubs social event last
Wednesday evening. Dancing and cards
were INDUCED in and the whole was a
pleasant affair.
John Weaver and wife will arrive here
this week from Moundsville, No.. to
make this place their permanent home.
They will be followed later by their
uncle, A. NJ. Badger and family of Yale,
Iowa, who will also make Yakima their
future home.
At the meeting of the fire department
last Thursday evening an appropriation
OF $50 was made to Andrew Lynch, the
fire team driver who was so badly
kicked by one of the horses few weeks
ago. He is now at his home on the
School Section and is getting along very
well.
Mrs. Albert Wells, of Sumner, who
four weeks ago went to North Yakima
for her health, returned Wednesday
with DR.. Corliss, who was summoned
there Monday and found her not much
improved. An incident occurred while
they were enroute which came decidedly
near proving a serious one. A switch
train backing crashed into the sleeper in
which Mrs. Wells was resting, and