The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-01
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Cary and
Miss Georgia returned this afternoon
from their visit to Portland.
+. G. Peck, broker, reports the sale of
the p. l.. Zirkle 90 acres in the upper
Matches valley; consideration, $2050.
The Portia Club will meet at the home
of Mrs. Frank Sharkey, North Sixth
street, on Saturday, March 4.
Miss Helen Rybka of No. Is North
Mckee won the prize that was given
away at the Orpneum theatre last Sat
Born Sunday morning, February
26th. 1905, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter +.
Tuesley. in North Yakima. a daughter
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Reed of Wapato. who died on Mon
day, was buried this afternoon in Ia
homa cemetery.
Joseph Metzger, who was called to
Philadelphia four weeks ago on account
| of the death of his father, is expected
nome next Sunday.
Among the Parkerites who took ad-
vantage of the splendid roads to do bus
mess in the city last Saturday were Mr..
and Mrs. Hardy and VIM. Mellis.
Saluskin, and 'nlan, and his son Bill
~, were arrested Yesterday on war
rant sworn out by Came Warden |. =.
Oils, charging them with unlaw,ully
ki,,ing deer.
A. +. Talcott, young business man of
Messana, New York, was the guest OF
Councilman and Mrs. Bull few days
the first of the week. Mr. Talcott is
touring the western states looking for
suitable business location.
Eden Howard and Curt Green of this
city will leave Seattle in few days for
Alaska. They will 90 to Skagway and
wait for the breaking up of the ice in
the Yukon river in the spring, when they
will proceed to Fairbanks, their dcsti-
nation
The Woman's Social Aid will hold their
next regular social at the home of Mrs.
George Petty on Monday evening next.
1t is requested that all desiring to at
tend gather at the home of Mrs. F. b.
Shardlow, 4O2 North Second street, at
1870 o'clock and 90 in body.
On Monday the following marriage IL
ccnses were issued by the county audi
tor: To James b. Mercer and Miss Ida
May Woods, David Little and Miss Eva
lima Hamilton Cults, G. w. Riggs and
Mrs. Nancy NJ. Townsend, Joe Let;rand
and Miss Daisy Wheeler.
A bill has been introduced in the leg
is lature by Representative Hare pro-
yidinc for the establishment of an ng
ricultural college at Sunnyside. The pro
vision is for new agricultural college
the Pillman institution having been
changed by legislative act to state
college.
A. J. Shaw, who is administrator in
the MINER estate, has filed report
showing the apportionment of funds de-
rived from the sale of the property in
the estate There are seven heirs, shar-
ing alike and each will receive the sum
of $llll.62. Claims against the estate.
amounting to $4,000, have been satisfied.
The lineup of the Yakima basket ball
team which will play against the girls
team from the University of Washington
in the armory tonight is as follows:
Forwards, Coral Doust, Emma Corn
wall; guards, Alene White. Clemertine
Prior: center and captain, Lean Lamp
son. The game will be umpired by ee
lampson.
r. r. Brown. young man hailing
from Richmond, Va, has purchased the
stock and good will of the New York
Cash store. Mr.. Brown gives evidence
of being a practical business man and
Immediately upon taking possession
Monday ordered large invoices of new
goods. He will continue the dry goods
department as well as groceries.
DIR. Rosser, who went to Toppenish
last week to inquire into the cause OF
death of Olney, the Indian youth who
was killed while out hunting on the res
ervation, found the facts to be as stated
in the Herald last week He did not
consider it necessary to hold an inquest,
the shooting being clearly an accident
and due to the carelessness of no one
but the victim.
The second hop contract to be filed
with the county auditor this year is be-