The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-02-03
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY

smit, Thursday, Jan. 2s, son.
f. O. Keck arrived home Friday from
months visit to various California
points.
7. j. Monahan has leased the Peck
farm on the Mckee and removed there
with his family.
Joseph Stephenson was called to e.
lensburg last Thursday on account of the
illness of his wife.
The Trinity club members enjoyed
one of their regular dances at the ar
mory last Wednesday evening.
DR.. G. J. Hill is breaking ground for
new $4,000 residence on the lot adj
joining his home on North Third street.
J. b. Reavis, former well known
Yakima attorney, and ex-iudge of the
safe supreme court, came over Thursday
on legal business.
VIM. Howarth. who has been spend
ing some time with his neice, Mrs. Rob-
ert Links. at her home in east Selah,
left Friday for his Indiana home.
Ed Lowell last week sold his resi-
dence corner Fourth and Walnut streets,
to Chas. Carpenter for $500. Mr.. Low
ell has moved with his family to his
Fruitvale ranch.
lsadore Mondeor has resigned his po-
sition with Coffin Bros, at Toppenish
and repurchased his old Tampico store,
where he will largely increase the stock
and make his permanent home.
David Royce on Saturday sold his
siN-acre ranch just west of the city to
VIM. II. BONN for $4,000 cash. Mr.. Bohn
is recent arrival from the east and is
brother-in-law of VIM. b. Dudley.
Thos. II. Shannon is over from Puyal-
lup and is this week serving as iuryman
in the regular jury venire. On Satur-
day Mr.. Shannon sold to Pincus & Sons
35 bales of 'O3 hops and q bales of 'O2
hops at &c cents.
Mrs. T.. b. Moore who has been So
iourning at the Hot Springs for the
benefit of her health. returned home on
Thursday afternoon. in company with
her neice, Miss Lillian Burns, of To-
ronto, who is visiting her.
II. A. York. the pharmacist. who has
been employed in Roafs drug store for
the past two years, left Thursday for
san Francisco. He expects to travel for
Cincinnati drug house and will either
make his headquarters at San Francis
co or Salt Lake City.
A. NJ. Perry. +. a. Morgan and son of
Seattle, and other commission men of
the Sound, We're in the city last week
purchasing potatoes and other Yakima
products. The price of potatoes has
raised to SIS per ton and large quanti-
ties of them are being shipped.
The Rathbone Sisters gave very sue
cessful entertainment at the residence
OF Mr. and Mrs. Z. +. Fisher corner
Eighth and c streets. last Wednesday
evening About G5 persons We're present.
and the features of the evening were lit
erary exercises, cards and bountiful
lunch
Mayor II. II. Wende, mayor of Sun
nyside. was Il county seat visitor last
Wednesday. Asked by The Herald what
was the news of the valley metropolis
he replied that everybody was happy
and prosperous. which was universal
among the residents of the progressive
little city
4 successful sale of cakes and other
home baked delicacies was held at the
Green Mercantile company's store, from
to ) o'clock last Saturday afternoon
by the Kings Daughters. The cakes
and other good things We're prepared by
the ladies OF the organization and the
sale Melted a neat sum for its treasury
Willie, Toppenish Indian, was ar
rested by the police Friday afternoon
while running amuck on cayuse at
various points on the west side. His
horse ran over young daughter OF
David Wheeler severely bruising the
child Judge Taggard fined the booty
Indian $50 and costs Saturday morn
ing.
Charles Dix of south Selah avenue
returned home last Thursday from Iron
Mountain. Mont, where he has been for
the past three months acting as head
carpenter in the mines of his son-in-
law, Joseph n. McCurdy. Mr.. Dix met
with an accident enroute, being thrown
against a door by the lurching of the
train, resulting in an injury to his left
shoulder
J. H. Shelley and family are late ar
rivals here from Wisconsin, who have
located at l04 south Ahtanum avenue
Mr.. Shelley, who is painter and paper
hanger will hang out his shingle. He
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