The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-03-18
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. HcCready were
visitors from Wapato over Sunday.
| Mrs. Frank Chatfield is in the hospital
this week recovering from an operation.
I. G Red6eld will build a fine resi-
dence on his Sixth street lot this spring.
Hon. Robert Dunn returned from his
legislative duties at Olympia Friday
night.
Charley Wenner and family spent
few days in town last week from Sunny
side, the guests of Mrs. Stanley Coffin.
Mems fine clothing and mems fine
shoes. Nothing better shown in the
city. Coffin Brothers Department
Store.
Senators and representatives living in
the eastern part of the state have been
passing through the city the past few
days enroute home.
Chas. F. Fassett, vino was severely
injured in runaway at Mabton about
three weeks ago, died at the Mabton
hotel on Sunday night, March 8.
Walter j. Reed, wife and niece, Miss
Barbara Steiner, came up Sunday from
North Yakima. Mrs. Reed expects to
remain for some weeks.-CleElum
Echo.
Yakima Aerie 2S9 F. O. f. elected G.
II. Lang to the office of worthy secre-
tary at the regular meeting last Friday
evening. Mr.. Lang succeeds Garrett B.
Hunt, resigned.
The Yakima Tea Company filed
articles of incorporation last week with
County Auditor Newcomb. The incor
porators are: +. p. Taylor and b. A.
Wylie and the capital stock has been
placed at 1900.
Reverend Hamilton Bartlett and wife
of North Yakima were the guests of
Reverend and Mrs. Lockwood on Mon
day. Ira p. Engehart of North
burg Capital.
Irwin j. Bounds arrived here Friday
night from Seattle, returning today on
the afternoon North Coast limited to
resume his studies in the L. of w. after
a pleasant few days vacation spent at
home.
The Fruit Growers Union will hold a
rousing meeting next Saturday after
noon and they expect full attendance.
The question OF reorganization will be
brought up. Last Saturdays meeting
was poorly attended.
Miss Virginia Coleman, sister to Mrs.
NJ. b. Miles is in the city for a brief
visit during the spring term holidays of
the L. of w. She will return to her
home in Seattle the latter part of the
week.
Something very seldom heard of
among the aboriginees of America
| occurred in the Palouse country the
other day. A Siwash at DeSmet mis-
sion committed suicide by placing a
revolver at his heart and firing.
Company f will soon begin improve
ments on the target grounds, situated
back of the Mob Hill district. The
season for practice opens sometime in
May and in the interval members of the
company will put the target in good
condition.
The Horticultural Union of this
county forwarded to the state legislature
several boxes of choice apples just be-
fore adjournment of the law makers,
which was intended to show apprecia-
ton of the gratitude felt by the local
organization for the passage OF the
horticultural bill.
Miss Lois White, Miss Lulu Meade
and Missile Bessie Ballinger entertained
at dinner as guests last Saturday even
ing Miss Ethel Burns, Miss Young and
Miss Patterson. The young ladies are
all teachers in the city schools. This
party was given at the Hotel Yakima.
Manager Edward Fourier OF Larson's
theatre has just returned from Seattle,
whittier he went on various theatrical
business. He says that the Anna Held
company played to a 9,325.25 house in
Seattle on the northwest circuit which
beats her former record made at the
Casino in New York by $40.