The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-02-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Bert Coburn was up from Mabton last
Thursday on business trip.
Lombard & Horsley expect to get into
their new quarters about March l.
George Seigle was at Puyallup last
week renewing old acquaintance.
Mrs. NJ. f. Sperry visited her brother,
A. Y. Thompson, at Prosser last week
Guy C. Wallace will leave here this
week on an extended visit to his old
home in Colorado.
Robert Wise has been employed by A.
f. Larson as second yardman at his
lumber yard on the west side.
Deputy Sheriff Leach returned last
Saturday from weeks official visit to
the southern end of the county.
Miss Marion Mcdonald left here last
week for prolonged trip to the coast
and before returning will go to San
Francisco.
Attorneys Whitson and Guthrie have
returned from Olympia to which place
they went to look after supreme court
matters and pay their respects to the
new governor.
Ed Whitson, of Yakima, was here on
Tuesday. Mr.. Whitson lives at the
home of Congressman Jones, but is too
busy making money these days to bother
with politics.-Olympia Recorder.
Mrs. Albert Wells, whose health has
not been the best since she came to
Sumner from Yakima last fall, returned
Monday upon the advice of her phys
icians.-Puyallup Independent.
Horses for Sale-Hinman & Davidson
have thirty head, ranging from 1000 to
1900 lbs, at McDrennan's feed yard, back
of o. X. stable; also a few Jersey cows,
nearly fresh, at 3OS North First street. 3
DR.. J. f. Banks will go to Port Angeles
shortly to attend the golden wedding
anniversary of his parents in that city.
A number of the members of the family
live in the eastern states, and they will
attend the event.
d. NJ. Shanks returned last Thursday
he having delivered Diodene, Yakima's
fast trotter to the new purchasers at
Chicago. He brought back with him
trotter, which gives promise of ac-
quiring a record.
Perry Summerfield returned from
Yakima last Saturday. He was the
guest of DIR. Frank while there, hence
reports very pleasant time. The doc
tor and his wife always make their
gueststcomfortable and at home.-Sum-
ner Index.
Fewer hobos have infested the city
this winter than ever before during the
same season. A year ago at this time
they were here by the score. The drop
ping off in numbers of these periodical
visitors is the result of a vigorous en-
forcement of city laws during the past
year.
Rem Terrell was in town Monday on
his way to the mouth of the Yakima to
buy cattle. Mr. Terrell is now feeding
about 100 head of cattle for the spring
market He reports feeders doing well
and says that steers weighing 1000 lbs.
in the fall now tip the beam at 1900 and
400. He is feeding alfalfa straight
Prosser Record.
The transfer to the Dunkards of the
old Congregational church on the west
side will be completed this week when
the new purchasers will take possession.
They will commence at once TO make
some improvements about the building
and will spend about 5000 in putting it
in good condition for use.
w. ii. Redmsn this week completed
his table of reservation lands that will
come under the leasing privileges.
This will be sent into the department at
once in the form of a report, and on ii
will be based many Of the conditions
under which land can be leased next
season.