The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL MENTION

First class potatoe and feed sacks sold
at Flour Mill Co.'S. brick warehouse.
p. Davis and son, A. II. Davis were
visitors from Ellensburg last Friday.
Miss Marguerite Linsay of Gle Elum
visited friends in the city last week.
j. Carrigan, of Waterloo, Neb., is
among the new arrivals at this place.
A. Z. Poole returned Friday from a
business trip to Portland and other coast
cities.
Joel Shoemaker has been kept at his
home for some time on account of sick
ness in his family.
Miss Nancy Scudder is slowly recov-
ering from her recent sickness, and now
seems to be out of danger.
For sale burbank seed potatoes
Enquire of Jacob Becker, one quarter
mile north end of 4th street. l6-lt.
Geo. Darr and daughter, Mrs. Henry
Marble, Yakima, are back to Sumner
again for few days.-Puyallup Inde-
pendent.
The State Fair board will meet again
on May s, at which time the prize list
will be considered and the first race
entries made complete.
Miss Gertrude Mueller, who has
spent much of her time with friends in
this county, was married to Simon p.
Whipple OF Ellensburg last week.
W. n. Granger, of Zillah and II. J.
Harrison of Sunnyside were in this city
last Thursday comforting with the pro-
motors OF the North Yakima-Sunnyside
canal.
In district No. So in the Mckee there
were 100 pupils enrolled and as con-
sequence new teacher was necessary.
Miss Anna Gibson has been selected to
fill the place.
DR.. c. G.. Fletcher is now residing at
corner of Fourth and B streets. Charles
Donovan, who purchased DIR. Fletcher's
property on Fourth has taken up his
home there.
Miss Cheal left here last Saturday for
her trip to Europe. On the Tuesday
previous Mrs. +. b. Moore entertained
at her home on Natchez avenue in
honor of Miss Cheal.
The Young Mems league of the Pres
byterian church will hold social meet
ing on Tuesday, April 20. At the
meeting last Tuesday night the old
officers were elected for the ensuing year.
T. d. Davis, the wool buyer of San
Francisco, arrived here last Friday to
stay throughout the wool buying season.
Mr.. Davis was here last year and pur-
chased great deal OF wool for his San
Francisco firm.
Charles II. Freeman, editor of the Gle
Elum Echo, was North Yakima visitor
last Wednesday. He expresses the
opinion that Gle Elum will be the
metropolis Of Central Washington from
the way she is growing.
John Differs new residence on Sixth
street is fast nearing completion. 1t is
now under roof and will be ready for
occupancy by June LIST or whereabouts.
q. L. Aliens new house on Seventh
street is also about completed.
The morning train from the east last
Friday arrived in two sections several
hours late. Both trains were crowded
with immigrants bound for the Sound
points. A few of them stopped at this
place to look over the country.
The Ladies Musical club meeting at
the home of Mrs. Alex. Miller last
Thursday was delightful affair. There
were large number of visitors in at
tendance and very pleasant afternoon
was spent. Luncheon was served by
the hostess.
A. J. Willis has resigned his position
as clerk OF D. n. Keene. He will leave
here about May first to go into business
with a brother at Whatcom. Mr.. Willis
has made many friends here and they
will regret to see him leave, but wish