The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-04-04
Local Notes

c. F. Lott made business trip to
Toppenish Saturday.
G. c. Mitchell made business
trip to the sound Sunday.
Bert Edwards is confined to his
room at the Vienna hotel, suffering
from the grip.
Joseph w. Riggs, foreman of the
Wapato Independent, paid the Herald
a visit Saturday and Sunday.
Barnes & Son have moved into
their new office in the rear of the
Yakima National Bank building.
H. A. Bolles. one of the leading
citizens of Toppenish, visited his rel
atives in North Yakima Saturday.
Bunnell & Jones have just pur-
chased twenty head of first-class
cavalry horses for Dooley & Baker.
J. T. Brunton and family of Crys-
tai, N. D., are in town looking over
the country. They have come to
stay.
Annie Burge, who has been suffer-
ing from severe attack of pneu-
monia for two weeks, is able to be
about.
Miss Anna Platz entertained the
1906 Whist club at the home OF
Mrs. Frank Shardlow on Monday
evening.
w. P. Murphy, deputy assessor,
returned home from the reservation
Saturday and remained in Yakima
over Sunday.
v. H. Robinson reports the sale of
lots II, ~, 13, IA, Is, and 6 in
block 35 of Tenant & Miles New
Modern addition.
Geo. Blurtin moved into the new
house of w. H. Wilders, 400 South
First street, yesterday. He will use
It for a lodging house.
Bishop Wells Of the Episcopal do
cese of Spokane confirmed class of
nineteen at st. Michael's Episcopal
church Sunday morning.
Ben HOFFMAN, rancher, will
leave Wednesday for his home in
Central Kansas. He will remain away
a year settling up his mothers es-
tate.
Miss w. G. Gervais of Yakima City
was in town Saturday visiting
friends. She was accompanied by her
friend Mrs. c. A. Churchill Of Butte,
Montana.
e. F. Chase of the Seattle Star
was q visitor at the Herald office
last evening. He has been on a tour
of pleasure throughout the state, and
returns to Seattle today.
Dick Hauser went to Wapato yes
terday to take up his option on a
cigar store. He will make some i'm
10 ole
room in connection with the store.
The work of opening and cleaning
the bitches through the city is pro-
turned on the East Side yesterday.
flushing this week.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. P. J. Flint on North Second
street Tuesday afternoon at $3.50. The
subject will be Neal Dow. The con-
test for getting new members closes
with this meeting.
L. B. Bissell, the rising young
architect who finished up the new
Catholic church so satisfactorily, is
now getting up plans for large new
store building which P. Y. Hickman
is going to build on South First
street.
Con Brandt of 405 North sixth
was called to Los Angeles on account
of the illness of his six-year old
child. The child had very severe
attack of the mumps and contracted
a cold and is now in a very critical
condition.
During the month of March the
Yakima Brewing company shipped
twelve carloads of ice to Walla Walla
and other points along the line, and
yesterday they shipped carload,
consisting of 100 barrels of bottled
beer to Spokane.
Mr.. Evans, who has been visiting
z. G. Tenant, went to Seattle Satur-
day. where he will remain few days
before embarking for points in
Alaska. Mr.. Evans is connected with
the new railroad that Is being con-
structed there.
Georgia Cary started on an ex-
tended trip Saturday through Cali
fornia. She will first visit w. j.
Roaf at Santa Rosa and expects to
spend the summer visiting the sum-
NOR resorts and other points
throughout the state.
J. Vogel. representing Larson Bros.
of Silverton. manufacturers of the
Larson hop dryer. Is in the city for
short time. Mr.. Vogel has a model
hop house at the office OF Hunting