The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-09-02
PITHY PARAGRAPHS SIZED UP

Sam Cameron, the sheepman, is visit
ing the Sound OH business.
Rev. Gihring will occupy the pulpit
of the German Lutheran church next
Sunday, Sept. 9th.
Vestal Snyder went up to Tampico
Saturday to spend Sunday with his fam
lily, who are visiting the Ayers.
Miss Mabel Saylor, who visited Miss
Marjorie Moran two weeks this sum-
mer, returned to her home in Seattle
last Thursday
A prominent Yakima attorney was
honcred at the recent meeting of the
State Bar Association in the election of
Edward Whitson as first vice president.
4. l.. Poole, the well known hop buy
err formerly resident of this city, but
now living in California. joined the mer
~ band of "middlemen" in North Yaki-
ma last Friday.
Coffin Bros. are fitting up the room of
TIE Shardlow building facing on Yaki-
ma avenue and Front street prepare
tory to putting in branch line of cloth.
ing and gents furnishings.
John Lax, formerly of Lamar, Iowa,
and Miss Ida f. Rykowski of Beloit,
Wis, We're united in marriage by the
Catholic rite at st. .Ioseph's church last
Wednesday evening.
We didn't take much stock in that
story that Congressman Jones intended
Col. Boyle was looking for new loca-
ton himself-Connell Statesman.
Mrs. +. NJ. Scott. who has been visit
ing relatives and friends in Colorado and
New Mexico for the past six months,
and Miss Amy Scott of North Yakima
have been visiting }. n. Scott of th,,
place. Columbia Courier.
Frank Farquhar and wife and J. ID.
Medill returned Saturday night from
Victoria and Seattle, where they were
in attendance upon the editorial associ
alton. They report magnificent time,
and that visitors were royalty entertain
ed.
The new Dooley livery stable, which
will occupy space of 9Oxl40 feet on
the corner of Second and Walnut streets,
is fast nearing completion. This will
H.. tha In har ba cttx-
requiring 100000 feet of lumber for ite
construction.
The escape of female patient while
temporarily out of her head created con
siderable excitement at st. Elizabeth's
hospital Saturday morning. The civil
officers aid was solicited in locating the
lady, who was found creeping under
one of the rear porticos.
f. g. Kellogg came over Friday 10
spend the day with his partner, Z. NJ.
Ford This is Mr.. Kellogg's first trip
here since the fine new Kellogg 4 Ford
building was completed on South See
= and street. but he says he will surely
come over TO spend week during fair
time
Nelson & Heavy have sublet the ex
cavation contract for the lower TWEEN
ty-two miles of the canal to the +. c.
Burlingame company of North Yakima
Mr. Burlngame is well known in Kitti-
tas county, being an experienced con
tractor in this line of work. His outfit.
consisting of sixty teams, scrapeIs and
camp equipage, has arrived and work
began yesterday llensburg Localizer.
Edward Brooks, hailing from North
Yakima, who has for some time been i'll
and losing strength, went into a Japa-
nese bath house in Seattle last Friday
for the purpose of trying the salt baths
He had been but short time in the
bath before he was discovered by an at
tendant TO be in a serious physical con.
dition. A patrol wagon conveyed the
sick man to hospital, where he was
unable to more than give his name and
address. The attending physician pro-
nounces his illness to be malignant
fever.