The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-01-20
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

the city Monday.
Miss Cora Hill is spending few days
in Ellensburg.
f. Chenaur of Zillah was in the city
Saturday on probate matters.
Mrs. W. {. Hou2hton of Toppenish
was Il North Yakima visitor on Satur-
day.
Robert Hanke and wife of Spokane
visited the formers mother on Mob Hill
last Sunday.
Mrs. j. F.. Merwin was called to Pen.
dleton Monday on account of the sick
ness of sister.
j. II. Weigel ami family are spending
few weeks at The Dales visiting
friends and relatives.
+. A. Morgan & Co.. of Seattle will
open Il seed poultry and dairy supply
house here about the first of February.
Ed Lowell has built cosy home on
his ten acre tract north of the power
house in Fruitvale and with his family
moved therein.
The debris from the burned Libby
building on Yakima avenue has been re.
moved, TO clear the way for the new
building to be constructed.
Miss Freemanfof the high school, who
has been spending her vacation in at
tendance at the state teachers insti
tute, at Tacoma, has returned to this
city.
Mayor FIGHTER says he has not vet
settled upon police appointees, but as he
has about 25 applications for the three
positions, he thinks he will have mater
ial to spare.
Capt. 4. c. Steinman, a prominent
Ellensburg business man, was here yes
terday to look after one of his boys"
who is sick. and who was in the cap
tain's company in the Philippines.
Grand Chancellor Stevenson of the
Knights of Pythias will pay a visit to
North Yakima lodge on Friday evening
next. 1t is desired that all members of
the order shall turn out to welcome the
head officer for the state.
F. Walden. the Sunnyside fruit grow
or, is one of the speakers selected by
the faculty of the state agricultural
college to deliver a series of lectures at
various farmers institutes in the Pa
louise country. The itinerary begins
Jan. 10
G. H. Bruenn has the contract to con
struct building and place an enormous
boiler. holding probably 200 barrels. at
the slaughter house of H. J. Rand. be-
tween this city ana old town. The new
Improvement is for the purpose of rem
dering lard by steam.
Clarence l.. Allen and bride (nee
knuppenburg) arrived home Tuesday
from their bridal trip to Nebraska.
VIM. Mars, an old time Yakima boy.
now employed by the Seattle Brewing
Co., was here yesterday for the first
time in year and half.
At Kecne's drawing held last Satur-
day the following We're the lucky num-
bers: No. 1865 held by party at Sim
zoe secured the gold watch No. $685.
tea set, and No. 257s, held by S. Alder
son, the fine clock.
Captain Simpson. prominent Indian
from the reservation, was in the city on
Monday. He stated that the work upon
the new canal was nearing completion
and that already numerous houses were
being built along its route, preparatory
TO the opening up OF new lands.
The Mckee bridge, although condemn.
ed, is still used for travel. The boards
across the entrances. placed there by
order OF the county commissioners, were
torn down, and it seems that by general
consent the bridge is kept open, with
Waterman stationed to prevent the pas
sage of more than one team at time.
For Sale-Good all round horse, for
either work or driving. Cali at IL South
Ahtanum avenue. 52-tf
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