The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-01-07

Don't forget Hanna's selling out sale.
Positively going out OF business.
Mrs. Richard Connel of Odessa, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. f. J. Wyman.
Whitson & Parker have severed their
connection with the Northern Pacific as
attorneys.
Miss Groshen returned to school at
Seattle last Saturday after spending the
holidays at home.
Professor Fulkerson has issued invi-
tations for mask ball at the Armory
next Friday evening.
A. d. Sloan and wife had as their
guests on New Years DR.. and Mrs.
George Sloan of Roslyn.
II. L. Wilder has opened up new
restaurant in the Switzer block on Front
street, opposite the depot.
Miss Francis Schorn returned to Spo-
kane last week to resume her studies in
music in school at that place.
William Lee, jr., has purchased two
lots on West Yakima avenue as an in
vestment, and is having them graded.
Hugh Sinclair and his nephew Frank
Sinclair, went to Edmonds on Monday
to look after the affairs of the late Thomas
Sinclair.
George Dalrymple of Yakima City was
held up one night last week between
here and that place and robbed of $40
and some clothing.
Attorney Vestal Snyder is confined to
his home with what threatened to be
case of pneumonia but which it is
hoped has been averted.
Eta Clark has purchased the two
lots adjoining Larson's theater on the
north and expects to build three story
hotel some time during the year.
Next Monday evening the Degree of
Honor will install the newly elected Of
Seattle will be present as installing Off
GER
BONE MEAT-Ground clam shells
for all poultry and oil meal best feed for
all stock. Sold at Mill Company's
Brick Warehouse. 1-tf
d. S. Seigrist is now the local agent
for the acknowledgement. He purchas-
ed the route and names from A. P. Oil
yer, who has been handling papers so
long in this city.
d. NJ. Shanks has sold Diodene to
to some wealthy Chicago turfmen. He
started east last Tuesday with the ami
NAL. The price he received has not
been given out yet.
CHICKENS-Lay more eggs if fed
ground feed mixed with warm water
during the winter, buy sack Yakima
Hen food. Sold by all grocers and at
Mill Company's Warehouse, opposite
depot. 1-tf
During the next few weeks County
Superintendent S. A. Dickey will not be
in his Office only on Saturdays. He is
out on tour visiting the district schools
and will return each week so as to be in
his Office on the day above named.
Chief c. NJ. Hauser announces that
the new chemical fire engine will be
here some time during the latter part of
the month. The fire alarm boxes are
now being put up and it is expected to
have the system in good working order |
by February /.
The brokerage office will not be |
established here for the present. A |
representive of the Pacific Brokerage
company came here this week and put |
the Western Union linemen to work GU |
the loop to the Office selected for this
business, but he stopped work suddenly
and left the city.
DIR. q. J. Hill returned to North |
Yakima last Friday from Whatcom and
has opened an Office in the Miller build |
ing. His family will remain at What
com till he can get possession of his
residence in this city. The doctor says
there is no place equal to Yakima and
he willingly comes back to it,
Yakima lodge No. "a, +. & A. NJ, met |
last Friday night and installed the Off |
GERS as given in last weeks HERALD. Al |
ter the services were over J. W. Sindall |