The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-01-06
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY

ID. l.. Bryson returned home from Cal
ifornia Tuesday night, his trip being cut
short by continued sickness
The firm of Dills, Lemon & Drew,
comprising the Star Clothing Co., was
dissolved on Monday, f. G. Drew retir.
ing.
John Saterwhite and wife are in the
city from Ellensburg, having come down
attend the funeral of j. w. Dooley
Mrs. Saterwhte's father.
Marriage licenses have been issued
this week to Geo. F. King and Miss Mar
garet McEntire, and Geo. M. Durham
and Miss Nora E. Carmack.
Miss Maud Palmer, after an extended
visit on the Sound, returned Saturday,
and her many friends will be pleased to
learn of her intention to remain here.
Mrs. Frank McCurdy, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. McCurdy the
past few weeks, returned last Wednes-
dav to her home at Iron Mountain, Mon
tana.
Geo. F. King, prosperous young Kit
titas farmer, and Miss Margaret Nc
Entire, of Ellensburg, were married by
Judge Taggard in this city last Satur
dsv.
The family of A. J. Mclean, of No. 8
South Kittitas avenue, deplore the loss
of several suits of under clohting, which
some enterprising thief appropriated last
night
Married, at the residence of the brides
parents, Ahtanum, Wash, December %,
1908. by Rev. A. J. Smith, Mr.. James A.
Bell and Miss Nellie r. Burke, both of
Ahtanum.
A emi-public joint installation of the
officers elect of the Knights of Pythias
and Rathbone Sisters, will be held at
their castle hall this evening A gor
geous feed is on the program.
F. j. Mills and wife and J. NJ Mar
shall, the former from Salt Lake, and
the latter from Aurora, ILL.,, arrived in
the city Sunday. The gentlemen will
have charge of the placing of machinery
in the new ice plant in this city, hav-
ing begun their labors in this connec-
ion last Monday.
d. A. Hanna, proprietor of the Chicago
tore left here on Dec. %, for Roslyn to
close out his branch store at that place
He expects to remain there two weeks
and sell what stock he can, the remain
der to be brought to North Yakima to
be closed out. Watch for bargains, when
he returns. Chicago Dry Goods Store.
"Curley' Stafford who was arrested
last Friday on a charge of assault and
battery upon the perosn of Ward st.
John, has taken change of venue from
Justice Taggard to Justice Nichols
court. The row occurred in Fletcher's
saloon New Years eve, and trough
house" resulted. st. Johns clamps"
were trimmed and thick coat of mourn.
ing placed over them.
There will be sold to the highest bid
der, So lots or one-h half interest in ll2
lots 8 blocks from the depot. Anyone
wishing to make an investment should
not fail to investigate this. 1t must
be sold before January Goth, and the
highest bidder gets it. Part time For
further information call at the office of
J. P. Mayer, real estate and commits
sion, 91a south First street, North
Yakima.
Miss Alice Schultz, aged "a, was yes
terday adjudged insane, and last night
Sheriff Grant, in company with Miss
Tillie Anderson and Charles Schultz,
brother of the unfortunate young wo-
man, conveyed her to the asylum at
Medical Lake. Miss Schultz, who has
been residing for four years with her
brother on the Ahtanum, has recently
developed the form of insanity called
melancholia, and has been treated in the
hospital here for some time.