The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-07-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION

LOCAL AND Personal MENTION
Contractor Howard was a visitor to
the Sound cities the latter part of the
week
r. Z. Leaning is building two story
house northwest of the city for renting
purposes.
Don't buy potato digger until you
have seen the Hoover for sale only by
Nyman q Fraser.
A. C. Tousey of the Tacoma Leather
and Betting Co., was in the city on BUSH
ness last Tuesday.
Wanted-Good strong and active wo-
man as starcher for steady work at
Reads Steam Laundry. 29-tf
Miss Viola Mclean, of Chicago, a
cousin of Mrs. A. J. Splawn, is visiting
| the latter at her home on the COwvchee.
G. Christianson has rented his store
building No. ii South First street to w.
7. Carpenter, shell novelties and jewelry
dealer.
Charley Bland left for Ellensburg Mon
day afternoon to visit with relatives for
a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Pierce have re-
turned from their vacation trip, Mrs.
Shaw and Miss Minnie Liedel accom-
panying them.
Mrs. Pleas Bounds and son, Irwin and
and Mrs. George Nevins left here We'd
nesday morning for brief visit to rela-
tives in Ellensburg.
Mrs. VIM. Depo, OF Fruitville, Wash,
arrived in the city Thursday on visit to
her sister, Mrs. f. F. Croker, and
brother, A. NJ. Buck.
NJ. Pointer and family drove over to
Goldendale last week where Mr.. Pointer
has some real estate interests which he
went over to dispose of.
q. f.. Wise and family, J. L. Silver
son and family, Mr.. Pointer and family
leave Wednesday morning for a ten
days outing on the Natchez.
T. r. Fisher, II B. Bonniwell, Ed.
Merwin and Guy Allen are away for a
ten days trip in the Gold Hill country
looking after some mining interests.
Elder Eby and Robt. Wise of Sunny
side spent Saturday in the city. Mr..
Wise was on his way to the Sound to
purchase lumber for his Sunnyside
yard.
of Rushville, Indiana, while on his way
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his uncle, II. l.. Moore of North Natchez
avenue.
There will be brand new full width
side walk put in on the west side of
North Second street, between \ street
and the abstract office. Work will be-
gin at once.
b. A. Wylie has moved from the
Grove house on Mckee avenue to the
BROKER house on North Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor have also moved
from the West side to the east end of
Yakima avenue.
Mrs. j. a. Macarthur and childre II
left Sunday for Seattle to visit friends
and be gone three weeks. Mr.. Macarthur
leaves this morning for New York and
Chicago to purchase the fall stock for
the ii. ii. Schott Co.
Martin Hoffman is a new arrival in
the city, having come on Saturday last
from Frazee, Minnesota. Mr.. Hoffman
is favorably impressed with the Yakima
country and is casting about for small
farm near the city.
Mrs. Ira p. Englehart is spending a
few days in Seattle and while there will
look for cottage to be used 10y the
family until after the Elk's Carnival.
Miss Vivian Englehart will represent
Yakima in the big parade.
A. J. Miller went to Seattle ON Thurs
day and purchased an outfit for the
manufacture of rubber stamps and
stencils. He has not decided upon a
place of business but thinks he will have
done so and be ready for business by the
latter part OF the week