The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-08
CITY NEWS In BRIEF.

Saturday on few days. visit.
J. H. Needham went to Gle Elum last
Saturday on few days business trip.
w. III. Englehart came over from Ia
coma last Friday to renew old acquaint-
ances.
B. w. Pickett is preparing to open a
tobacco store in his building on Yakima
avenue.
Bishop Wells of Spokane arrived here
Yesterday, and is the guest of II. M.
Bartlett.
Ex-senator Frank. Hiscock of SYRIA
cuse, n. Y, arrived here last week for a
few days visit.
Col. William +. Prosser came over
from Seattle last Saturday to remain in
the city few days.
Mrs. H. A. York of North Yakima is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Tinnell, and
sisters.-Ritzville Times.
Fred Scott will soon open a tobacco
stand in the place now occupied by the
Model bakery on the avenue.
\ A. S. Dilley went to Spokane this
morning, being summoned there as a
witness before the federal court.
A. R. Upright, the claim adjuster of
the Northern Pacific, located at Tacoma,
was here last Friday and Saturday.
E. M. Harris last week purchased the
five-acre tract of Leonard Schott, north
west of the city. The consideration was
$4,000.
Judge Rudkin, II. J. Snively, Fred
Parker and William Thompson are in
Ellensburg attending court now in ses-
sion there.
John Michels went to Cle-Elum last
Saturday to look after some mining
interests. From there he will go on to
Tacoma for few days.
Frank Klinkhammer arrived here last
Friday from Minneapolis, and will play
/ ball during the summer with the Yak
ina team as its pitcher.
Mrs. C. M. Hauser left here this
morning for Everett to attend the grand
session of the Degree of Honor she
being the delegate from the local lodge
in this city.
Andrew Anderson is making arrange
ments to erect stone building on the
site of the California restaurant on
Front street, adjoining the building now
under way for Senator Heinrich.
Miss Cheal of Tacoma will visit her
sister, Mrs. G. Mel. Richards of this
city, for time. Miss Cheal expects to
spend the summer in Europe in COM
pany with Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Thorne
of Tacoma.
j. E. Barkwell came down from Gle
Elum on saturday on business. This is
his first trip to this place since he. left
here during the winter to 60 into bust
Cascades.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Assman arrived here
last week from La Mars, Iowa, and are
stopping at the Bartholet. They are
/ looking the country over with the view
of making their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Sloan were at
Roslyn last Wednesday attending the
wedding of Miss Anna Mcleod of Balti-
more, Md, to George D. Robertson of
Hoquiam, which occurred at the home
of DR.. George Sloan.
Frank Cramer, who settled on Slim
Flat this side of Edgar Rock in the Nile
district, and who feared he would lose
his claim on account of it being within
the bounds of the forestry reserve, says
he will be allowed to hold the land, and
is consequently jubilant.
Elmer Bowlin left here yesterday with
IL head of horses bound for the Thunder
Mountain country, Idaho. He will es-
tablish pack train from Sites to Thun-
der Mountain, and will arrive there in
time for the opening of the season in
May.
| Sheriff Brown came down from kitti-
tas county on Sunday, and on Monday
took back with him John Clayburn and
John Kimber, who had been placed in
Jail here to he held as witnesses in the
murder case in which Joe Hughes killed
Robert Patterson at Roslyn in March.
They are all colored.
Frank Jackson came down from
Ellensburg Saturday and sold the stock
of the Monogram cigar store out at re-
tail. He has now closed out his business
here, and will hereafter pay close atten-
ton to the Vanderbilt hotel, in which
he is associated with John Aldrich.
James Spencer arrived here Saturday
from Minneapolis to join his father, II.
B. Spencer of the Western Union Tele-
graph force. Mr.. Spencer's wife and the
rest of his family will join him after the
18th of this month, and they will take
up their residence in one of B. F. Barge's
houses on North Fourth street.