The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-07-12

MINI. The family intend to make
their home here in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. s. Drake Of Hol-
ton, Me-, arrived in the city Tues
day. Mr.. Drake is a cousin to Mrs.
U. F. Diteman and an old-time
friend of Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Wyman.
Mrs. d. E. Lesh and her mother,
Mrs. Lewis, left Saturday for the
Sound, where they will take the
steamer for Alaska. 1t is their in
tention to spend about a month in
visiting the principal cities there.
Contractor E. C. Burlingame
came over from Walla Walla last
week for a short business visit. He
stated that the big ditch, upon which
he has been working for nearly
three years, will soon be completed.
Harris & Barnett report the fol-
lowing real estate sales: Lots Z
and s, block ~, Modern addition, to
Anton Carlson, $500; lots Is and 16,
block 392, to VIM. P. Clark, 5000;
w. ]. Sinclair, ten acres, to H. H.
Cummings, $4,000.
Harvey Bice, a 17-year-old boy,
whose home is said to be in Ore
gon. was arraigned in superior court
Monday en- the charge Of horse steal
ing. Sentence was suspended on
promise of good behavior and Bice
was released
The Dele Studio is looking for
the young lady that takes the hand
soonest picture, and when found will
present her with $40. Impartial
judges will make the decision and
we'll. to learn the rest of the story
look over the ad of the Dele studio
in another column.
Bishop Wells of Spokane will be
in the city over Sunday, and will con-
duct services at the Episcopal church
in the forenoon. There will be no
evening service. Bishop Wells has
many friends and admirers here who
are always glad to greet him. All
are welcome at the service.
Miss Van Slycke, principal of the
North Yakima Business College, re-
turned Saturday from months visit
at Owatonna and other points in
Minnesota, much improved in health,
During her absence her school was in
the hands of Miss Maude Cotton.
Miss Mabel Hill and Miss Jacobs,
whose homes are in Lincoln, Neb.,
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Mrs. Logan H. Roberts, left Monday
for Lake Kaches. They will also
visit the Portland fair and points in
California, before returning to their
home.
DR.. and Mrs. Whiteside of Frank
lin. Ind, are here on visit with the
family of Rev. Lamereux, pastor of
the Baptist church. They were on
their way to the exposition, and
stopped off here to see the Yakima
friends.
Lou Sunderland, charged with
having no means of support aside
from the charity of prostitutes, was
held to the superior court in $1,000
bonds by Justice Taggard last Fri
day. Poker Chip. Sam Sing and
China Charley, three Chinese, were
fined for opium smoking.
George Donald and J. d. Medill
have made their report as jury COM
missioners to the superior court.
The same has been approved. but the
commissioners work is not ended.
They will be required to be present
at the court sessions, ard assist in
drawing the names of jurors.
J. J. Miller & Co. on Saturday sold
to n. V. Campbell five lots in block
~, Capital Hill, for $3.50, also lots
Is and 16 in block 354, Capital Hill,
to Carl Schlein for 5000. Both pur-
chasers expect to soon begin the cree
ton of homes on their newly &C
CURED property.
H. H. Catalan leaves next Sunday
morning for Portland and the fair,
from whence he will got to San
Francisco for a few days, when he
will go across The continent to New
York, where he will purchase the
fall stock of cloaks and suits for
the firm of Catalan & Co.
The county commissioners at their
last weeks session granted the re-
quest of Prosecuting Attorney
Krutz for a stenographer, and placed
the salary at SIS month. Mr..
Krutz has appointed Thomas e.
Grady as his stenographer, the APP
pointment taking effect at once.
Rev. F. l.. Hayden and family left
Monday morning for Seattle, where
they will spend couple of months
recuperating in the Sound at
mosphere. The doctor will return
every Saturday during July and
hold services as usual at the Pres
byterian church. During the month
of August his pulpit will be supplied.
School District No. 6. Ahtanum
contemplates some improvements in
the way of an addition to their
school house which will be ready
for the fall term of school Messrs
VIM. Wiley, John Carson and J. L.
Bergeron. the directors, are looking
after the matter and plans will soon
be submitted by an architect The
new wing will cost about $1,000.
DR.. n. II. Goodenow has opened
Offices in the Allen block over the
Pioneer Drug Store, where he will
make a specially of the treatment OF
diseases of the eye, ear. nose and
throat. The doctor Is a graduate OF
the Rush Medical college and has
had considerable experience in the
treatment of the diseases he is devot-
ing his time to, before coming to
North Yakima.