The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Sunday.
Attorney Luse spent few days last
week in Chehalis on business.
Attorney Lane of Prosser was bus
mess visitor in the city Monday.
The Order of Pendo gave a social and
dance in Wisconsin hall last evening.
George Van Buskirk went to Walla
Walla Monday to labor in behalf of :.c
Woodmen lodge.
j. f. Jaeger, the Zillah merchant was
in this city last Saturday on his way
to the Sound.
The fve-months' old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Mears of North Wenas ave-
nue. died of pneumonia last Thursday
The Fraternal Brotherhood will give
consin hall this, Wednesday, evening
After a pleasant visit with Mrs. Pat
Jordan, Mrs. James Maxsen left last
Thursday for her home in Dawson City.
Frank Hunter of Spokane visited his
motherinlaw, Mrs. Lee Cody, in this city
over Sunday, returning home Monday
Mrs. n. S. johnson of the Hotel Yak
ina, returned Sunday from trip to
Portland and the Sound cities.
According to the Rural Spirit, J.. V.
McWhorter will exhibit fourteen or ,1orc
of his prize winning herd of Devons at
the Lewis and Clark exposition.
Dan Simmons went to San Francisco
last week. He has been purchasing
horses in this section of the state for
some time.
Charles Hauser attended the Central
Washington district convention of the
Knights of Pythias in Roslyn last Sat
urday.
Sewer connections have been made
and the excavations for the new resi-
dence of DR.. Burns on North Second
street.
D. NJ. Phillips is the possessor of the
latest automobile to arrive in the city.
1t is the largest owned by any North
Yakima resident.
H. Z. Crosno came home last Saturday
morning from the Okanogan country,
where he had been for the purpose of in
vestigating grazing lands.
A couple of hoboes were arrested for
disorderly conduct on Front street Mon
day. They were locked up and their
big revolvers taken from them.
l. II. Dills spent a day or two the frst
of the week in Prosser, looking after
the growing interests of his branch cloth
ing store in that booming young city.
Work has been resumed on the Meth
odist church on Fourth and A streets,
ad the effort will be made to have il
completed and ready for dedication by
the first of August.
C. L. Bowen of the Seattle Times
press room force, spent Sunday in the
city and returned to the Sound yester-
day. He was the guest here of the fam
lily of Rev. Slasor.
G. A. Lane on Monday filed petition
asking that John r. Wilson be appoinnt-
ed guardian of Norman Ray Wilson, a
minor, in the superior court. Hearing
of the petition was set for the sth of
April.
Hon. Edw. Whitson came home Satur-
day afternoon from the Sound. He took
the oath of Office before Judge Hanfori
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of court will be held in Spokane some
time this week.
Nellie f. Floyd of Prosser filed in the
county auditors office last week claim
to eight -twelths of cubic foot of water
per second of time to be taken from the
Yakima river near Prosser and used for
irrigation purposes.
Misses Leila Hawkins and Emma Will
liams and Roy Shaw, who are attend
ing school at the University of Wash
ington, are home to spend the spring
holidays. They will return next We'd
nesday.
A consignment of 1000 fruit trees re-
Gently received in this city from Mis-
souri, nursery was examined by the fruit
inspector Saturday. They were found
clean and free from pests--the first lot
of eastern trees in that condition to be
received.
The librarians of the state met in Ia
coma Monday for the purpose of effect
ing state organization. They were
well entertained by the citizens of Ia
coma. Miss Bessie Hall of this city
was among those who attended.
Miss Myrtle NJ. Kinyon of Owatonna,
Mimi, will arrive in North Yakima Fri
day for a visit of two or three months
with her friend, Miss Katherine Van
SIyke Miss Kinyon has recently re-
turned from an extended tour through
Europe.
Rev. NJ. L. Rose of North Yakima is
on the program of the eighteenth annual