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

G.. NJ. Fee, Toledo. loWa, Uleresleu
in real estate, stopped off a few days to
inspect the Yakima valley.
MIR. and Mrs. Chester Davidson leave
this week on trip to Oregon, to visit
friends at Albany and the state fair at
Salem.
w. I. Iince, chairman of the board of
county commissioners, left yesterday for
the Sound on matters relating to county
affairs
Judge Rudkin went up to Ellensburg
Monday afternoon to hear motions and
sci cases for trial in Kittitas county
next Monday.
Miss Lola Scott returned Monday
from the Hot Springs, where she has
been for some time taking treatment for
rheumatism.
Fred Miller and wife, who spent the
past week with the family of IL. }.
Snively. returned Monday to their Spo-
kane home.
Best assortment of buggies and har-
ness in the county to select from at
Wvman & Fraser's. Call in and see that
we are not disappearing. 36-tf
Miss Alice Lee returned last week
from an extended and very pleasant
visit at Pomeroy, Wash. While there
she was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robt
Thompson, formerly of North Yakima
Mr.. and Mrs George Tyler moved to
Umtanum from Toppenish last Monday,
to take charge of the section house at
the latter place. Mrs. Tyler was for
merly Miss Emma Fintel of this city
Mrs. Waddel. who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Geo. Chambers, the
past three weeks, returned Tuesday
morning to her home in Thmston
county.
Miss Minnie Scott, who has been en-
ragged as one of the teachers i'll the city
schools. came down from Ellensburg
Monday to get settled before the open
ing of school.
Claude Briggs is entertaining for a
few weeks his father from North Da-
kota. Mr.. Briggs ST.. is on his way
home from the National G. A. R. en-
campment recently held in San Fran
cisco.
Merit Martin and Forest Wenner re-
lurned Monday from an experience in
the sheep camps of northwest kittitas
county. Both are hale and hearty, and
say they can stand the pressure until
next outing time" comes again.
A runaway livery rig went down
Chestnut street Sunday and landed in a
stray merry-go -round and big bunch
of Indian ponies. After few turn
overs the outfit was rescued without
material damage to anybody or any
thing.
Nelson Rich, who has the contract fer
building the new $4,000 reservation
ditch. was in the city last week, and
stated that he was building camps. pre-
paratorv to an immediate starting of
the work. which begins about four miles
south of this city.
d. l.. Druse expects his step-brother,
NJ l.. Webb of Sank Center. Mimi, this
week on a visit of several weeks dura-
ton at the formers home on Mob Hill.
Mr.. Webb is the mayor of his home
town and is returning home this way
from the National G. \. r. encampment
at San Francisco
An inquiry was started last Monday
in order To locate the fire warden or the
fire committee of the city council, in
order to stop a fragrant violation of the
fire ordinance on the site of the old
Rartholet hotel on Front street. where
a stone building i being erected with
ont a back wall OF iron lintel-.
Men wanted in the civil service of the
United State, and the Philippines al
Sl20o00 "a year. ron can prepare for
this at the North Yakima Business Col