The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-03-02
CITY NEWS In BRIEF.

The youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Macarthur is very sick.
Fred Thede, who has been very sick
with pneumonia, is now convalescing.
| G. q. Adams has gone to Kennewick
for the summer. His family will join
/ him this week
| DIR. w. W. Ballaine returned yesterday
| from visit of two or three days to hi:
brothers in Seattle.
4 Miles Cannon, accompanied by his
wife, went over to the Sound Saturday
on u short business trip.
/ Rev. Ii. NJ. Bartlett came up from
I nennewick and held services at the
episcopal church last Sunday.
/ l.. =. Nandermark, former resident
OF this city who now resides at Gle
Elum, spent Saturday and Sunday il
town.
J. c. Berry is entertaining his broth.
err from Portland for few days, Charles
D. Berry, who arrived in the city Sat
urday.
Mrs. Nick Mueller of Ellen5burg was
in the city over Sunday visiting her
daughter. tie Misses Laura and Kate
Mueller
Justice TaGgarl's Office was the scene
IF a wedding last Friday afternoon when
ne tied the knot that united Frank Per-
On ami Miss Myrtle +. Crull. both of
Mabton.
W. +. Ferguson of the Ferguson Com
mission Co., together with his family, is
at the Burtholet The company will
rect Il warehouse at Wapato to handle
their business mt that point.
A school election will be held in Dist.
No. %. Frutvalc, on Saturday next at
che usual hours, for the election of Il
director for the two-year term. Robert
Johnson is the retiring director.
Mrs. A. Y. Stone of north Front street
entertained IL number of ladies at dinner
Oh the occasion of the list birthday of
her mother, Mrs. Harmon. who has been
Il resident of this city for fourteen years.
Senator \. J. Splawn has sent over a
lot of Hereford bulls to the sale of the
which occurs on the Sth inst Mr..
Splawn will also attend the sales to be
held at Walla Walla and Pendleton.
Chas f. McAvoy, of Seattle, state
organizer of the Catholic Order of For
esters. is in the city for the purpose
of instituting u court. The new lodge
will start with an enrolment of 60
members, which have already been Sc
cured.
W. Z. Townsend was confined to his
home last week from a severe attack of
erysipelas, occasioned by a recent eX-
perience he had While doing some work
under a building in the city, when foul
air overcame him and left him in a
precarious condition.
Elder Thornton of Fruitvale returned
Monday morning from trip to Ken
newick where he paid his sons short
visit. The settlers are preparing for a
big acreage and taking advantage of the
fine winter weather to get their places
in condition for irrigating.
G. Shirley, who went over to the
Sound last week, has returned home and
is making arrangements to put i'll a
stock and grain brokerage Office in this
city. Mr.. Shirley was the former mana
ger of the Coe Commission company here
and will no doubt do a good business.
The Carnation Pit club was enter
tanned Friday evening by the boys of
the Ragged Dozen" club, the session
being held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
H. Jones and the young people chaper-
oned by Misses Wood and Mains. Games
were played, a musical program rend-
cred and luncheon served.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Huxtahle of Mob
Hill entertained the members of the
Young Womens Christian Temperance
Union last Friday evening, a social SEES
sion being engaged in after the business
meeting. The society pledged itself to
donate 800 to the proposed y. NJ. C. y
building that is now being talked OF for
this city.
Business prospects are good this
spring in North Yakima, the recent deals
in real estate being a good indication
The firm of II. +. Scudder & Co. have
disposed of realty during the month OF
February to the extent of more than
1 $4,000 Other firms also report good
business Several good blocks are also
talked of, two of which will be started