The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-04-29
NOkTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY

John Michaels returned Friday from
visit of ten days to the Green River
Hot Springs.
Ross Carson, of Eilensburg, visited
with Master Clifford Fraser for few
days this week.
d. d. Calkins, prominent business
man of Tacoma, was registered at the
Yakima last Friday.
A good 10 acres, fenced and seeded
for $1,000. Buyers Home, real estate
office. X. D. SANFORD. 10 If
George Livesly of Sumner, large
property owner in this city, is here look
ing after his business interests.
c. G. Flater of Lincoln, Nebraska, is
registered at the Bartholet hotel. He is
personally acquainted with "Billy"
Bryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Ross left Monday
for Alberta, canada, via Seattle. Mr.
Ross anticipates engaging in the cattle
business in that country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Arnold have moved
from their suite of rooms in |. o. o. F.
building into the residence recently
vacated by DR.. c. Z. White.
Harry Britt came back from Seattle
Friday afternoon and will be here a few
days longer engaged in making final in
vestigations into the estate OF his de-
ceased father.
The Sunnysde Sun states that R. D.
Herod, near Zil!ah, is completing a
handsome residence at cost of $1,000.
1t is heated with hot water and lighted
with acetylene gas.
w. B. Hanson and wife, of Puyallup,
are in this city with the hope of regain
ing their failing health. They are firm
believers in the invigorating proclivities
of the Yakima climate.
Young McGinnis. who played third
baseI for the Hop-pickers in the last
game with Ellensburg, has joined the
latter team and will play with them
throughout the season.
| p. I. Nelson, who has been employed
| by ID. n. keene as Waterman for some
t me, left for Roslyn Sunday afternoon
to accept similar position with Jew
eler Thomas of that city.
Mrs. S. A. Meade and daughter, Miss
Kate Meade, OF CleElum, spent Sunday
in the city with the family of c. Nj.
Hsuser. They are mourning the loss
of daughter and sister, Miss Grace
Meade, who passed away recently at
Roslyn.
Miss Carrie Murphy, of Butte, Mon
tana, who has been visiting with Mrs.
L. A. King for few days, returned
home Monday afternoon. Miss Murphy
is newspaper woman of some distinc-
ton and is 1T present connected with
the Montana Husbandman.
| J. Baldwin Las purchased the inter-
est of X. S. Pointer of the creamery firm
of Craig & Pointer and henceforth the
firm will be known as Craig& Baldwin.
The new firm will retain their old quar-
tets on West Yakima avenue. MIR.
Baldwin is the gentleman who pur-
chased the Schrener hop ranch and
dairy about year ago.
"Young:Corbett" civilian Rothwe
OF Denver) the featherweight champion
pugilist of the world is apparently one
of the most gentlemanly fellows in the
business today. He shows no signs of
dissipation and it is said of him that he
is strictly temperate. The vaudeville
show given here by he and his company
Monday night was very creditable per-
Torrance.
w. N. Irish and family arrived in this
city the latter part of last week and
have taken up their residence on Mob
Hill. Mr.. Irish is'a brother-in-law to
A. S. Dam and comes here from St.
Paul at which place he held the posi-
ton of Secretary Treasurer of the Cres-
cent Creamery Company. On visit
here some time ago Mr.. Irish was so
pleased with the town of North Yakima
and vicinity that he concluded to make
his future headquarters at this place.
Arie Hover, manager of the Johnston
Piano Co., North Yakima, was in town
Wednesday, on business connected with
his firm. 8. d. Mrs. Howard f. Thompson,