The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-06-10
LOCAL AND Personal MENTION

The civil service examination will not
be held till June 81.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Wheeler and
Mrs. y. B. Burns returned from Seattle
on Saturday.
J. f. Hewitt of Norfolk, Va, who
spent the winter here. has gone to Den
yer to go into business.
Mrs. ii. L. Tucker is in Tacoma repre-
senting Syringa chapter, Eastern Star,
at the annual convention.
Chas. w. Badger has added porch to
his cottage on the west side and given
the building new coat OF paint.
For Sale-Good work horse. Will
take COW for part payment. Inquire 1903
Rainier avenue or of A. B. Pearson.
Cut the coupons out of the Boston
store ad in this paper and present them.
/ They are worth something to you. 90
County assessor Scott has figured up
the population of the county as being
6,349, or gain of 1857 since the GEN.
sus was taken in 1900.
Samuel White, who robbed Daniel
Kinney of Tampico, three weeks ago,
plead guilty and was sentenced six years
to the penitentary by Judge Rudkin.
w. S. Earles, late of Salt Lake City,
has purchased the stock and fixtures of
E. M. Harris and will continue the bus
mess at the old stand. Mr.. Earles took
possession today.
Mrs. G. f. thinner. who suffered q
relapse from malaria fever hes been re-
moved to Tacoma, where it is hoped
she will recover. She will probably re-
main throughout the summer.
Taken Up-There came to my place
in Fairview about June 8, sorrel horse
with white face and three white feet,
branded Circle on left stifle, II on left
side of neck. Owner please call. VIM.
Churchill.
Henry Moore, who came here from
indianapolis short while ago, has pur-
chased E. B. Moore's residence on
Natchez avenue, the consideration be-
ing So 500. Mr.. Moore will build new
residence on Second street.
A copy OF the old articles of incorpor-
alton OF the Congregational church was
filed last week in the auditors office.
The original papers were destroyed in
the fire that burned the court house in
March, 1882, but copy had been filed
at Olympia, from which the present
copy was obtained.
The junior banquet to the senior
class last Friday night at the High
school building was delightful affair.
The boys and girls have been keeping
the event very quiet because they did
not want the sophomores to know any
thing about it, that is if they conld keep
the information from them.
| Auction Sale of Horses-Forty head
of horses including 10 mares with colts
will be sold at Harrison's feed yard,
North Yakima, Saturday June IA, be-
ginning at one o'clock p. M, at public
auction. Horses are good average ami
mails ranging from year old up. J. T.
Bragg, auctioneer.
The game OF ball between the team
sters and railway employees last Satur-
day resulted in a score of Is to in
favor of the railway people. The team
sters have challenged the railway
people again to play for $50. Mr.. Hunt
err has accepted the challenge and is
ready to put up the money when the
teamsters come to time.
Mrs. NJ. Nj. Stafford, who has been
visiting her brother, f. III. Plumb,
since last fall, left here this afternoon on
the west bound train for Seattle to visit
few days among friends, after which
she will return to her home at Appleton,
Wis. At Seattle she will be joined next
week by Misses Ada j. Mccarthy and
Lulu NJ. Meade and together they will
go over the Canadian Pacific eastward.
Miss Meade will spend the summer
J in Dakota and Miss Mccarthy goes to
Richland Center, Wisconsin.