The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-03-18
PITHY PARAGRAPHS SIZED UP

Water was turned into the bitches on
the west side last week
III. Hillberry and w. II. Brown were
up from Zillah last Friday.
. Joseph w. Cox and Mrs. Lucetta
Dowden were granted license to wed
last week.
P. J. Buwalda of this city will soon
commence the erection of some store
rooms in Gle Elum.
Lombard & Horsley have leased the
Wallace-Coburn wareroom on the west
side to store furniture in.
Bishop Wells of Spokane went to
Tacoma on Friday after spending short
time here with Rev. H. NJ. Bartlett.
| John BROKER has purchased the Star
row l0-acre farm south of the capital
addition. The consideration was $500.
v. D. Ritter, of Wenas, who recently
sold his farm stock, has gone to Oregon
to purchase several hundred head Of
cattle.
Walter J. King came down from Nome
last week and is looking over the
country with the view of investing in
Yakima property.
The family Of r. F. Padgett have ar
rived from Memphis, Mo-, and will take
up their home on the Wilson place in
Wide Hollow this week.
The Mazama club of Portland has
selected Mt. Adams for its annual as
cension into the clouds this year. The
date set for the event is July Is.
George Haven and Miss Pearl Franks
came up from Prosser last Thursday and
were married at early candle light in the
parlors of Justice j. A. Taggard.
Lombard & Horsley have moved their
large stock of furniture and other goods
into their new quarters at the corner of
Yakima avenue and Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Wilfong have re-
turned from their trip to the Sound and
Hot Springs. He went over for his
health and returns somewhat benefited.
David Guilland went to Idaho last
Wednesday after short visit here with
friends. He will return here this week
with his fomily and remain during the
summer.
Charles Scott, who purchased the
Brownlow fruit ranch at Fruitvale last
fall, has gone with his family to Cen
tralia, Illinois, and will remain there
year before returning here.
DIR. and Mrs. J. E. Banks went to
Port Angeles last Sunday to attend the
golden wedding anniversary of his
parents living there which occurs today.
He will be absent about week.
Earl Watt was on the Sound last week
looking for business location. He will
leave the firm of Pearson & Watt about
April LIST, and it is very likely John
Otter will become a partner OF Mr..
! Pearson.
I H. H. Schott returned from Walla
Walla last Thursday and reported his
brother to be somewhat improved, with
indications in favor of recovery. Mr..
Schott is suffering from perforation of
the bowels.
P. A. Bounds, who has been in
British Columbia looking over the pros
poets OF the cattle business in that
country, has returned home. He has
not come to any conclusion yet about
making change.
Prof. J. S. Cotton of the Pullman
Agricultural college has taken up his
work at the grass experimental station
on the Rattlesnake range, this county.
He starts the work early this year so as
to get the grasses started before the
ground becomes too dry for the seed to
sprout.
Earl Watt has sold his residence on
the corner of Natchez avenue and Chest
nut street to Ira NJ. Krutz. Mr.. and
Mrs. Krutz will make this place their
residence. Mr.. Watt expects to leave
here some time this d ring either for the
Sound country or British Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Wesley went to