The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-05-13
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY

chez last week.
Cliff Stout is in town this week TAX
ing drug orders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vestal Snyder's two
children are sick with the measles.
ii. b. Rigg returned Saturday from
Seattle whittier he had gone on profess
sional business.
Mrs. w. F. Powell, accompanied by
her daughter, Grace, left Monday for an
all-summer's visit with relatives in
Iowa.
). Sheuerman, come ted with tie
Pendleton Securing Mill of that place, is
here this week in the interests of the
mill company.
ExMayor Ames was convicted at
Minneapolis last Thursday of receiving
bride money amounting to 5000 while
mayor Of Minneapolis.
Carrot B. Hunt, formerly employed in
this city on the reportoral staff of the
Republic, has accepted position in Spo-
kane of a similar nature.
care You a Mason" as presented
here last Thursday evening at Larson's
theatre, played to very enthusiastic
and appreciative audience
Dr. Wells is on the Sound this week
taking much needed vacation. DR.. f.
p. Heliker has charge of his practice
during the formers absence.
For Sale or Trade for CT PROPERTY
Ten-acre ranch two miles from city; all
improved and in crop; small house
good water. Inquire at this office. lStf
Klinkhammer and wilkins, the battery
for Pendleton, Oregon, succeeded in pilot
ing their team to victory against Walla
Walla last Thursday afternoon, by the
score of 5 to /.
A. &. McEwen, wife and two children
arrived here Saturday afternoon from
Seattle to spend week or ten days in
stopping at the Hotel Yakima.
Volney Taft has sold his band of 100
horses to L. l.. Thorp of this place. 1t
ia Mr.. Thorp's intention to have the
horses broken this spring and put on
the market late in the summer.
The services of professional quar-
tette may be secured for funerals, enter
tainments, national occasions or ceiebra-
tions Of whatsoever nature, by seeing
w. A. Erwin at THE HERALD office. 19-tf
The contract has been let for the addi-
ton to be put upon st. Elizabeth's hos
pital. The size of the addition will be
34x54 feet capacitating twenty rooms in
all and costing 100000 when com
pleted.
A. l.. Dlley has sold his residence
property in this city and will reside in
the future on ranch in the lower
Glade country. Mr.. Di.ley has pur-
chased homestead REIMBURSEMENT
which he intends to improve.
w. +. Willis. of southern California,
an old schoolmate of Congressman w.
L. Jones, is in the city this week spend
ing few days with the latter and ex-
pressing himself very favorably Of the
Yakima climate and the hustling town
of North Yakima.
Agent jay Lynch of Fort Simcoe, was
in the city Saturday and Sunday con-
ferring with Major r. X. Evans, L. S.
A., with reference to a suitable location
for a camp and drilling ground of the
Militiamen and National Guards of three
states, Washington, Oregon and Idaho.
Frank Bartholet of North Yakima,
spent Sunday here . Ira p. Englehart,
the Yakima attorney, was in town on
Thursday Ira Krutz, the well known
Yakima attorney, was here on Sunday.
Miss Birdie Bartholet of Yakima,
visited relatives here on Sunday.-El-
lensburg Capital.
s. A. Miller, mayor of the town Of
Milton, Oregon, is in the city for short
time on business connected with the
Milton nurseries of which Mr.. Miller is
the junior proprietor. He has Deen the
chief executive of his little city for six
years. He is also an admirer of North
Yakima, having made frequent visits
here, and says he notes with pleasure
the great improvements being made in