The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-04-22
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Miss Lois Whittle visited elatives in
Ellensburg last week.
Latest styles in wedding stationery at
Tine HERALD office.
G. S. Bilger was business visitor
here from Mabton, Saturday.
Mrs. +. B. Moore has had recent
attack of infiammatory rheumatism.
DR.. j. B. Burns bought a pneumatic
tire buggy from Wyman & Fraser. last
week.
John Crickenberger, of Fort Simcoe,
was guest at the Bartholet hotel, Sun
day.
G. K. Jones left for Seattle and other
Sound points on business, Wednesday
morning.
w. II. Peatross and wife were visitors
in the city from Tampico, Saturday and
Sunday.
T. A. Davis, of the marble works
is on business trip to Zilah and Sun
nyside this week.
Two lots near town at a bargain if
taken soon. Good soil, fenced. On sale
at tho Buyers Home. loft
kelso & Foster are overhauling their
abstract Office this week, and adding
some neat improvements.
Mrs. Shannafelt came down from
Tampico Saturday so as to be with her
daughter Ethel who is quite sick.
The Ellensburg lodge of Eagles enter
tanned in their club rooms the Yakima
Eagles who were visitors to the former
city on April 10Th.
Francis Archambault, of Seattle, ar
rived in this city last week and will
have charge of the Seattle Times
agency at No. 6 Yakima avenue.
Mrs. G. f. Ross and little son ar
rived on Sunday afternoon from Min
neapolis and will visit for time with
her sisters Mrs. George n. Tuesley and
Mrs. G. f. Matthews.
For Sale-Three faultless 90 acre
improve ranches at proper value.
Few such to be had. Let us drive YOU
out to see them. The Buyers Home
4th block west of depot. loft
s. V. Haycraft and wife and son and
daughter r. H. and Miss Grace Hay
craft left for their old home in Madelia,
Minnesota, last Monday. The family
have been here since last September.
The people of Centreville, Klickitat
county, are jubilant oyer the completion
OF the railroad from Lyle, on the Col
umbia river, TO that point, the last of
the track laying being done on Satur-
day A big barbecue celebrating the
event was held in the evening.
$1,000 will buy good residence with
neat barn, cellar, choice fruit, city water,
only two minutes walk from business
part OF the city. Terms, one-talf cash
balance time if desired The Buyers
Home. lott
Fay Sitton left last Wednesday for
Seattle where he will enter the shops OF
the Northern Pacific with view to
becoming locomotive engineer. Mrs.
Sitton accompanied her son, returning
home Saturday evening.
Harry Brown returned last week from
Spokane where he has been attending
business college, and will take charge of
his fathers farm owing to the latter's
poor health. Harry expects to return
to college in the fall and finish the
course.
J. A. Harrison and wife, tourists from
Lake City Iowa, stopped off here for a
few days Sunday. They had been given
some literature on the Yakima valley
and are now looking into the represent
atoms OF the author with intentions of
locating here if everything appears as
anticipated.
f. o. Wilson, of Prosser, spent Satur-
day in this city. Mr.. Wilson was form
erly resident of this city, but has since
gone into the meat business at the
thriving town of Prosser, and is con-
Quoting one of the neatest establish
ments of kind in the state.
Miss Jennie Young, a Normal student