The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-05-25
CONDENSED LOCALS.

Tom Lund returned home Friday from
a business trip to the Sound.
Mrs. A. C. Cowing returned home last
Friday from visit at Toppenish.
Attorney l.. o. Meigs spent several
days on the Sound last week on bust
ness.
The free opening ball of the new ath-
letic club will be held in the armory
this evening.
Mrs. H. " Hinman is on Il visit 70
her daughter, Mrs. Clark, at Mission
Chelan county.
The Octava Whist club gave a pleas
ant dance on Wednesday evening of last
week at Phillips hall.
+. A. Williams, the mayor of Top
penish, was business visitor in the
metropolis Saturday.
The lodge of Maccabees gave a pleas
ant social entertainment at I. o. o. F.
hall last Thursday evening.
William SteisQer, formerly of this
city, who moved to Kennewick some
time ago. died at that place last week
of pneumonia.
Mrs. +. NJ. Spain gave an afternoon
party last Wednesday to Mrs. Craig
who will shortly go to Ellensburg 10
make her home.
w. I. Lince has purchased the goods
and fixtures of R. j. Curry, the tailor
and Mr.. Curry, possibly, will soon be
in business again.
| Alderman Thorp and VIM. Taylor
went to Thorp last Friday and before
returning expect to make Il trip to the
mines in that vicinity.
Dan Simmons, who has been visiting
his parents here for some time past
expects to sail for the Alaska country
about the first of the month.
| Z. G. Tenant. who went east some
time ago to purchase fixtures for the
new theatre in the Libby block, return
ed home last Saturday.
1t is reported that Mrs. A. F. Smell
ing mas sold her 1t acre fran for $4,000
the purchaser being a Mr.. Smith, a
recent arrival from the east.
The Presbyterian church on the Ma
ches gave social entertainment last
Thursday evening. several parties from
the city going out to attend it,
Mrs. Gilmore of Ellensburg, of the
Christian Womans Board of Missions
conducted the services at the Christian
church in this city Sunday morning.
c. b. Mcconnell, who is ranching nea,
Kennewick, was up last week for {
short visit to his family. He is put
ting in strawberries and small fruits
w. p. Cressy of South Bend, Wash.
formerly with Otter Bros, was in tow
last week on short visit to friends
He is doing we'll at South Bend in bus
mess for himself.
A. Tobin has purchased lot on the
corner of north Seventh and + street,
of the Yakima Commercial company
and contemplates building II residence
on the property.
VIM. O'Neal, who recently sold out
his lumber yard at Toppenish and i,
now resident of this city. will leav,
with his wife on June 9TH for trip t.
the worlds fair
George Weikel has sold his Cowich,
stock farm to George Chambers. includ
ing the stock with the exception of {
few horses, the reported consideration
being Il trife less than 1000
DIR. p. Frank, who has been spend;r-
a week on the Sound returned HON,
last Thursday. He attended the repub
lican convention at Tacoma and ther
visited relatives in That vicinity.
w. L. Steinweg of the First. Frank
Bartholet of the Yakima and Miles Can.
non of the Yakima Valley banks. cx,
pect to attend the meeting of the state
bankers at Walla Walla next month.
J. A. Hawks of the ice plant enter
tanned his brother last week. A. w
Hawks of Phoenix. y. ". who was ac.
companied by his wife They were on
their way home from trip to Cali
fornia.
\. f. Larson and wife will leave
about the first of the month for a visit
to their former home in Minnesota. the
worlds fair and other eastern points.
They expect to be absent four or five
+ months.