The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-03-15
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

S. r. McCaw visited Tacoma the lat
ter part of last week on business.
Mrs. 7. d. Hunt of Portland has re.
turned to her home after few days
visit in this city with her mother, Mrs.
j. G. Boyle.
+. NJ. Williams, one of the partners
in the Weigel Clothing company, was in
the city from The Dalles for few days
last week.
j. NJ Dills arrived last week from AS
pen, Col, and is visiting his brother, I.
H. ,Dills. He is looking over the valley
with a view to locating.
Mrs. E. E. Dunning returned Thursday
from Arlington, WASH, where she has
been spending the winter with Mr.. and
Mrs. Tickner. Mr.. Tickner was formerly
pastef Of the Baptist church Of North
Yakima.
The members of Company f have been
nOtiied that an inspection will be held
on Monday, March 20. This is the an
nual inspection, and is being prepared
for with the greatest care and atten.
ton to details.
Following the appointment of a receiv-
er for the Coe Commission company,
the manager of the local office last week
received instructions to close the office
and dispose of all property owned by the
company in this city.
Milton Perkins of the Wenas valley
and Miss Nina Garrison of this city were
united in marriage last Wednesday ev-
ening in the presence of few invited
friends at the Pacific hotel DIR. Hayden
performed the ceremony.
Mrs. p. J. PREM arrived in the city
last Thursday afternoon from Grand ISL
and. Neb., and expects to remain in the
city for some months. at least. MIR. and
Mrs. PREM are costly domiciled in apart
ments at the residence of Mrs. Prvson
on North Third street.
Fawcett Bros, the hardware dealers.
have leased one of the store rooms in
the new building to be erected by A. f.
Larson on South Second street. on the
site of the one destroyed by fire on
New Years eve. Mr.. Larson has decid-
ed to build an addition 5Ox5O feet on
the rear of the building.
Frank Clemmer. H. J. Rand and w.
$. Boyer attended the district encamp-
ment of the Woodmen of the World of
in Walla Walla as delegates from the
local camp. Mr.. Clemmer was honor
ed with election as delegate to the head
encampment of the order, which meets
on the 5th of next month in Los Ange-
les. There were six delegates elected
from this state.
Harris & Barnett report the following
sales of real estate made through their
agency within the past few days: House
and lot No. 8, block 300, to Chas. Gels
sermann; lot 4, block 49, Modern addi-
ton, lots and IS, block 10, Modern adj
dition, to A. F. Baker; lot TO- block lGo,
to {. c. Case; two lots on Mob Hill to
Pat Mullen; two lots, Is and l6, block
20, Modern addition, to c. w. Moore
On Monday evening, April "a, Compa.
ny E, N. G. w., assisted by Thompson's
Mandolin club, will give a grand ball at
the Armory, which will be one of the
SWEETEST as well as one of the most Sc
lect affairs of the season. Admission
will be upon presentation of invitation
only, and no one will be admitted UNI
less in full evening dress suit. An eff
fort is being made to have some of the
highest officials of the guard in the state
in attendance.
James Spencer, the Indian who is
charged with rape, his alleged victim be-
ing IA year old Fannie Rambler of Top
penish, was given preliminary hear