The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-03-14
Local Notes

Spokane On q visit to friends.
z. II. Plum, from Seattle. arrived
on No. 4 and will locate here.
NJ. r. Kinnes, a Sunnyside resi-
dent, is IN Yakima for a few days.
Frank e Cook, has purchased the
old Badger place at sll North Third.
z G. Tenant returned from 3
business trip 10 the sound Saturday
right.
Judge Taggand is on the mend and
hopes TO return 10 his Office il the
near future.
Judge z. Whitson went 10 Seattle
Saturday. He is holding court there
for Judge Hanfo-d
Mrs. A. z. Ferguson. the pianist.
left for Wallace. Ida. Yesterday.
she will return Saturday.
Nj Williams Of Kennewiek has
accepted z lucrative position in the
auditors Office in this city.
Mrs c. 4. Johns. who was here last
week visiting friends. returned 10
Spokane, her home, on No. I
The sophomore class Of the high
school held meeting al the school
building yesterday afternoon.
". H. Mcpherson has arrived from
Grand Forks. y. D. and will be con
nerted with Wynan & Fraser.
sam P. Gotta. live STOCK agent for
the Burlington and Quincy railroad
passed through Yakima yesterday.
" D. Smith, Al undertaken Of
Walla Walla. is in Yakima looking
for business location il the city.
" 4 Short. brother Of z. X.
Short. Is here with his wife 70 locate
They arrived from Oregon yesterday.
The Yakima hotel is to have an
elevator. !. is being installed and
VII be ready for service in few
days.
Michael schorn is expecting two
carloads Of buggies. One car should
be here early this week and the other
later.
Yakima is extending its reputa-
lion al over the state by means Of
the Herald japanese fund. Are you
helping?
A E Glenn. wife and three
daughters are in Yakima from Butler
county. Iowa Nj Glenn will live
on Mob Hill.
Rev. F. Q. Lamoreux. who has
been visiting al Everett for q short
time, is expected home the latter
part OF the week.
The family of R. NJ Shannon has
moved onto the Reed farm on Mob
Hill and will be al home 10 their
friends there in q few days.
Rev. H. D. Brown of Seattle is in
town for few days visit with his
friends. He is just returning from
an extended tour in the east.
r. a. San burn OF Boston, Mass.
went 10 Toppenish yesterday. Mr..
Sanburn is here 10 locate and states
that he is pleased with Yakima.
The plans for the two-story house
of H. H. Kohls are finished. The
house will cost about $4,000 and will
be located on North Third street
Miss Hatch, the missionary from
the Orient, arrived on No. yester-
day. Miss Hatch is here for few
days 10 tell Of her missionary work.
G. s. Ford mas gone TO the sound.
Mr.. Ford expects TO move 20 Yakima
VIII his family this fall He is To-
Gated here with the Yakima Milling
company.
are planning 10 give rummage sale
about the last of the month. The
exact date for the sale has not yet
been ser.
Isaac W. Durham and son of Or
chardale were in the city over Sat-
urday. Mr.. Durham reports real es-
tate values rising every day, and
very few farms for sale at any price.
The Syringa chapter of the East
ern Star met in Masonic hall Friday
evening and initiated a few mem
bers. Following the exercises a de-
lightful banquet was served in the
banquet hail.
Mrs. Wing Of Portland, who has
been the guest of Mrs John Rudkin
for several days. left Saturday after
noon for Tacoma, where she will visit
with relatives before returning 10 her
home in Portland
VIM. Edward Graham will return
from Ellensburg this morning. Mr..
Graham will continue in his work
here is director and costume manager
OF entertainments given BY the diff
ferent societies and lodges.
County Auditor ". B. Newcomb
yesterday appointed Charles b. Nc
Cornell deputy auditor. 10 fill the
position recently made vacant by
Roy r. Ferris, who went to Prosser
70 accept the deputy authorship Of
Benton county.
A party Of homeseekers will leave
here the 18th for Twin Falls. Idaho.
incharge Of A. D. Crandall, the agent
for the Twin Falls Land company.
A rate of one-half fare has been
granted by the railroad from Pen
dleton 70 Twin Falls.
A. F. Briggs, the father oil Claude
Briggs of the firm of Briggs & Wat
kins, here from Wahpeton, y. D..
will leave for Tacoma next Satur-
day. Mr.. Briggs says that he is well
pleased with the winter here and in
tends to visit Yakima ever winter.
DR.. A. B. Howick of Sunnyside,
who has rented rooms in the Mullen
block for office purposes. has bought.
through Harris & Barnett, property
at 116 North Sixth street from Ed
ma Bargar for $4,000. He bought
this property for home and will
live here in the future.
James II. fraser, chairman Of the
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