The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-03-28
Local Notes

c. L. Barnett left last evening fol
Seattle on brief business trip.
Mrs. N. s. johnson of the Hotel
Yakima, visited Toppenish yester.
day.
F. Purdin left last night for Boze
man, Mont, where he expects to re.
side.
Alex Miller is on his way to the
Twin cities, where he mas gone on
business.
Charles F. Hubbard, state labor
commissioner, returned to his home
in Olympia yesterday.
Mrs. F. H. Mccoy left yesterday
for Sunnyside, where she will visit
for ten days with her mother.
Mrs. Mary Roberts of Ellensburg
returned home yesterday after short
visit with Mrs. I. Whitehouse.
H. J. Snively will go today to
Olympia, where he is interested as an
attorney in big tide land suit.
Mrs. Snipes, sister of Mrs. H. H.
Allen, who visited in the city for a
week, left for her home in Seattle
yesterday.
The Ladies' Musical Club will meet
April instead of March 30. The
meeting will be at the home of Mrs
Tom Martin.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. E
church will meet at the home of Mrs.
DR.. Rosser on South Sixth street
this afternoon.
o. R. Parker is here for few days
from Des Moines, Iowa, to look up
a location. He is very much pleased
with the valley.
The work on the Mullins block is
being hurried and most of the build.
ing will be ready for occupancy by
the LIST of April.
The new Modern Addition was
placed on the market Saturday by
Tenant & Miles. They reported the
sale of twenty-four lots on the open
ing day.
Charles E. Whelan of Wisconsin
and c. D. Elliott of Seattle will speak
at the old Methodist church mex
Thursday evening under the auspices
of the M. w. A., on Life Insurance .
j. l.. Beardsley and Robert Wool
ley purchased the Castle lunch coun'
ter yesterday of Sharp & Day. The
new rpoprietors will enlarge the bus
mess and install many improvements
VIM Tyler of Vancouver bought
the west half of lot 25 of the Hath
away 5-acre tracts from Lince & Pat
ton for $1,000, and will be here with
his family to occupy it in the neal
future.
Henry, H. Schott returned Fri
day afternoon from st. Paul and
other eastern points, where he went
to make contracts with brewers fol-
this seasons crop of hops for fall de-
livery.
Drs. Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. King Of
Fergus Falls MIMI. have been Wis
itors here for a couple Of days After
q visit to Spokane they intend t.
reurn to Yakima and will doubtless
remain permanently.
Miss Grace Human and brother
Edward left Tuesday afternoon fol-
Kiona, to be absent indefinitely
Each of them have desert claims In
that locality and have gone down to
take up their residence thereon.
Mr.. Frank Stinson and Miss Lulu
Coon were married at the Baptist
parsonage Saturday by Rev. F. O.
Lamoreux. Mr.. Stinson, who is a
carpenter, is well-known in this city
and his bride Is a Seattle young lady
J. s. Eglin of Tampico paid Yak
lima a business visit yesterday. He
purchased a cream separator while
here. He remarked: "The dairy
business in my part of the valley Is
a paying investment. and / get good
prices for my cream"
Dr. King and wife. both practicine
physicians, are in Yakima to seek a
location. They arrived from Fer
gus Falls. Mimi, yesterday and will
be in Yakima for some time. and II
they find something to suit them
they will locate permanently.
c. A. Newton of Sparta, Wis, has
been visiting with his friend, Mr.
Hall of Mob Hill. for the past ter
days. Mr.. Newton has chosen his
location and returned home yester,
day to dispose of his business and
return with his family at once. Mr.
Newton is a druggist.
Every Wednesday evening during
the Lenten season Father c. BrusteI
delivers a sermon at the Catholic
church. Last Wednesday evening
his subject was ''Impediments II
Marriage" Next Wednesday even
ing he will talk on The Duties Of
Married People to Each Other"
The members of the Christian
Endeavor of the Presbyterian church
gave . surprise party at the home o.