The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-07-27

! WHO Il AT the mercy OF local real estate
men, seeking suitable location in this
valley.
Our waterworks system is certainly of
great benefit these hot. dusty days.
J. NJ Rogers and his little son are
here from Portland on visiting trip.
C. W. Pagett came over Saturday
/ from Tacoma to spend few days in
our midst.
| Messrs. c. o. and Il. 4. Alexander
were down from the city last Friday
on business.
\ new restaurant and barber shop are
the most recent additions to the lower
part of our city.
b. J. Harris came down from the coun-
ty seat and gave our little burg Il call
on Friday of last week.
DIR. McCrackan's child has been quite
for the past few days, but hopes are
entertained for its recovery.
Mr.. Jaeger has Il new clerk in the
person of Earl Hall of North Yakima
We welcome him to our city.
Our lawn tennis court has been reno
waited and is the scene of many inter
esting matches each evening.
Mr. Frakes made trip to Portland
last week. returning with his brother.
James Frakes. who is in business there.
TIE Hotel Zillah is bcing painted ON
the inside. and will be much improved
by the pure white finish it is receiving
y. +. Carpenter and wife spent Fri
day in Iillah and returned the same
evening to their lome, in North Yakima
f. \. Alspoch, new arrival in Zil-
Ian. from Mt Puloki. Illinois. is looking
over the country with II view of locat-
ing
The thermometer registered 1929 in
the shade on Thursday last This is the
hottest temperature recorded here this
summer.
Mr.. Furman has had new street
air" light placed ON the street nccar
the hotel. 1t is quite an assistance on
dark nights
James Frakes of Portland. VINO has
been visiting his brother. |. G.. Frakcs
for the past week, returned home on
Sunday last.
lrvcn Kinyon arrived here Saturday
from st. Louis. He is looking over the
country with the view of making this
his future nome.
Mr., Chas Mckee was The recipient
Of many handsome and useful presents
on her >cventN-second. birthday. whica
occurred last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granger returned Tues
day from Tacoma where they went with
Warren to nave an operation performed.
Warren is now much better.
Mr.. Bergman has worked mp quite
trade in hi. watch repairing business
here. He is good workman. having
put in fifteen year. at one bench in
Chicago.
Miss Emma Scheuiler. the estimable
>ale>lady of .Jae9er'S store. has been on
the sick list for the past week. owing
to the excessive heat which has prevail
ed here lately.
Sidney l.. Barker. our local musician
OF reputc. has recently composed and
published under the direction of Arie
Hover OF North Yakima. THE Indian
Belle" fantastic waltz which j. becom-
ing very popular.
Mrs. f. r. Jaeger returned 10 Tao,
ma Thursday after Il five weeks visit
with her brotherin-law. f. j. Jaeger
of this city. She was accompanied ID,
her daughter, Hazel.
Chas. Newell has given up his wor'
at W. r. Newells black smith shop and
sold ont his ice cream and refrcshment
parlor He will move to Oregon FOR his
wife's health. when is quite poor here.
Miss Molie Ireland. who has been at
tending the summer normal in North
Yakima for the past month. will com
plete ner course and return home in two
more weeks. She intends to teach school
this winter.
Iillah was honored by a visit from an
old pioneer resident on Friday last. Jack
Williams. now of North Yakima was
down shaking hands with his old friends
and neighbors with his usual hearty
greeting
We are in receipt of the July number
of The Seattle Churchman." in which
Il good deal of space is devoted to an
account of the ordination of Rev. j. S.
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