The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-04-29

Louis Zenovich, AS noted in the HERALD
last week, has sold his business, includ-
| ing the entire stock and fixtures, to j.
f. Phillips, Geo. w. Cary and ]. F.
Chatfield, who will continue the bust
ness at the old stand, % South Second
street, they having leased the building
for year. The members of the new
firm are we'll known here. the two first
named were for a number years with
| Coffin Bros. Mr.. Zenovich will 60 to
the Sound and after finding suitable
location reenter the mercantile business.
Robt. Gourley will this week begin
the erection of large warehouse on the
railway siding between the warehouses
of r. S. Morgan and the Yakima Hard
ware Co. Mr.. Gourley has secured
ten year lease on the property from the
Northern Pacific and on the completion
of the building, which will be about June
Is, will enter into general commission
business. Mr.. Gourley came here from
Seattle last fall and is commission
man of many years experience.
Criminal court convened Monday
with Judge Rudkin on the bench. The
only trial so far was that of Thomas
Maroney, who was charged with steal
ing barrel of whiskey from Sandberg's
saloon. The defendant was acquitted.
The case against Frank Williams was
dismissed. The case against Wright
and Little for bringing scab affected sheep
into the county will be brought up
Thursday.
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Rev. Kimmell, who has been called
by the Christian church to take the
pastorate here, has not made answer
yet. He lives at Washington, d. c.,
and before the call was made signified
his desire to come TO this place. The
Christian church is now undergoing
some repairs. New paper will be put
on the interior and the wood work re-
painted.
Alfred Burns, son of DR.. J. B. Burns,
returned from the Pacific Dental college,
Portland, Sunday and will spend the
summer vacation here. This is his
second term at dental school. He has
one more year to attend college and
when through will return to North
Yakima to practice the profession.
The Junior league of the M. E. church
will hold social at the parsonage next
Friday evening All members of the
Sunday school under 16 are invited to
attend. Miss Mccormick, superinten-
dent of the league, has the matter in
charge.
Leonard Lince on Saturday purchased
40 acres in the Selah valley adjoining
the 40 acre tract bought by him recent
ly. The price paid was $3.50. The
place is an improved one and has been
leased for the summer.
The price of fruit boxes will be higher
than they sold for here last year. For
apple boxes the advance will be from 2
to cents with a similar advance in all
other kind of boxes used here in the
fruit trade.
The North Yakima High school team
defeated the Ellensburg High school
team at the Capital hills ground last
Saturday in a score of 8 to 5.
The Evangelical Lutherans will hold
regular services at 80 a. m. in the
Adventist church next Sunday.
| The Imperial restaurant serves the best
meals in the city. Everybody says so.
For Rent-Nice large furnished front
room, Mrs. Frank Kramer. Reed Block.