The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-06-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mineral water. %
Frederick R. Martin. OF Spokane, was
a visitor in the city last Friday.
Orvile Elliott, son of A. Elliott, is
suffering from an attack of appendicitis.
Mrs. John f. Ryan, of North Yakima,
is guest of Mrs. A. Mires this week.
Ellensburg Dawn.
Miss Florence Gordon left tor Seattle
Tuesday, and will remain away on a visit
OF several weeks duration.
Yakima Bottling Works root beer is
delicious summer drink. At all pop
stands. %
Attorneys Whitson and Englehart
spent several days in Olympia last week
in attendance upon the supreme court.
Miss Cameron, of San Francisco,
relative of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Sinclair,
is here on a six-weeks' visit to the lat
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Tenant and Miss
Pierce, the latter visiting friend from
Seattle, spent several days in Walla
Walla last week.
Miss Bessie McRea, of indianapolis,
Ind, enroute home from a three
months visit to California, stopped
over to spend week with Miss Jessie
Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conner, OF Yakima, were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Calkins last
Monday Mrs. Horsley, of Yakima,
visited Mrs. Slemmons on Monday
lensburg Capital.
Bert Dunn, erstwhile captain of the
Hop-pckers ball team, has taken pos
ition with the Helena Pacific National
League. Dunn is good ball player and
will doubtless make good with the Sem
ators.
A. N. Angus has retired from the firm
of Angus Drug Co., and leaves for Nab
ton in few days to engage in business
at that point. He has the well wishes
of the community in his new enterprise.
-Prosser Record.
f. B. Moore is mourning the loss of
fifty feet of good watering hose which
was borrowed one night last week from
his front yard. Mr.. Moore would APP
preciate the return of this elongated
piece OF property as his grass is begin
ming to wither for want of proner mois-
ture.
The Prosser steam laundry has sus-
pended operations and the proprietor,
Mr.. F. l. Barker, has gone to North
Yakima to operate the laundry of Frank
Oplistl. The machinery will be shipped
to that place, where Mr.. Barker expects
to build up good business.-Prosser
Record.
The Roosevelt reception cost the city
and county together 1888 or perhaps a
few dollars less, as much rope was still
on hand at the time the committee
made their report The treasurer of the
executive committee returned 500 to
the county commissioners and city
treasurer in proportion to the amount
donated by those bodys.
The buyers Home" real estate office
is located at Is North Wenas avenue,
three blocks west of railway depot,
North Yakima, WASH, where sellers
can list their property at saleable prices
and buyers can secure what they need
without expense or delay. Good rigs
and careful drivers always ready to con-
vey buyers and their family or friends
We never corner you on the streets but
aim to do a dignitied business at our
office. Come and see us. r. ID. Sanford
Leaving town about O'Clock Sunday
afternoon, a number of people found a
convenient spot on the banks of the
banks Of the Yakima where luncheon
was served about shutdown. The party
returned in the beautiful moonlight
about 8 o'clock. Those composing the
party were: DR.. and Mrs. j. b. Burns,
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Vance, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Arnold, Messrs. Bert Holmes
DR.. Alfred Burns, w. A. Erwin, Misses
Ethel Burns, jamie Snively and Susie
Erwin.