The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-04-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

P. N. Plamondin, representing the
book concern of Heath & Co. of Sc
attic was in the city Monday.
Geo. s. Rankin returned Friday
evening from a business trip to the
Surnd.
X. A. Triple of Tacoma spent sew
eral days last week visiting in this
city.
Attorney Wende and George Rod
man of Sunnyside are counting in
North Yakima this week, the latter
serving on the jury.
]. H. Reaume OF Seattle has &C.
cepted the management of the dry
goods department in Otter Bros
store. His family arrived here last
week.
Mrs. F. l.. Hayden, Mrs. M. -.
Banker and Mrs. J. w. Young were
delegates to the Woman's Presbyter-
ial society which met in Ellensburg
on THURSDAY of last week in conven-
ton.
DR.. Nettie Barbour left here very
unexpectedly last Saturday in re-
Spouse to a telegram from her hus-
band, who is now in Medford, Wis.
DR.. Barbour mas occupied rooms in
the Wilson block, where she prac-
ticed dentistry.
Miss frankie Moffat of Ellensburg
who has been here this winter at
tending the North Yakima Business
College, returned to her home last
Friday afternoon. Miss Moffat made
ner home IN this city with Mr.. and
Mrs. Merit Martin.
Mrs. H. B. Doust's residence was
the scene Of very enjoyable dime
social given on last Wednesday even
ing by the Rathbone Sisters. About
seventy people attended the social.
Music and games were enjoyed. and
refreshments we're served.
George Weikel has sent six men
into the Cowlitz coal fields to aug
ment a force he has had working
there all winter. A surveying party
will soon go into the Cowlitz country
to make some estimate Of the extent
OF the coal fields.
County School Superintendent
Elect J. A. jacobson Of this place
arrived home Saturday from West
field, Wisconsin, at which place he
spent the winter visiting relatives.
Professor jacobson will assume the
duties of his office on the first of
August.
]. l.. Laswell and family arrived
here last Friday from Colville, Stew
ems county, and will remain through
out the present week. Mr.. Lasswell
is a witness in the Boyd case. He
and his brother left here last year to
make their future home in Colville.
Thomas Lund and his daughter
Lena left here last Tuesday morning
on the North Coast Limited, starting
on their trip for Mandel, Norway.
They are going back on a visit to
relatives, and will not return home
before the middle of next September.
Norway is Mr.. Lund's native land.
Coins, Yakima's erstwhile south
paw twirler who recently Joined the
Prosser baseball club, pitched game
for them ON April 10th against Pas
CO. Prosser lost by score OF to
l., and it is rumored that Pasco
cleaned up nice little sum. aggre-
eating, some say, $500. Coins did
not pitch in Yakima form.
In Richmond, Ind, paper there
appeared the other day a comment
upon the departure OF Rev. F. o.
Lameroux. the new pastor of the bap-
last church in this city. for his new
field of labor. The comment includ-
ed the following HE is one of the
very able ministers of the state The
new church at Franklin prospered
under his pastorate."
C. c. Case is making some changes
in the interior Of mis- drug store that
will add greatly to its appearance
and convenience. Where the pre-
scription counter now stands there
will be placed a magnificent soda
fountain, one OF the finest and cost
hest in the state, The front Of the