The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-05-09
Local Notes.

John Farm of ST. Paul is in the
city on business.
II. l.. Hull made business trip to
Seattle yesterday.
NJ C. Rust is here from Golden
dale to spend few days on business.
H. A. Bolles and A. j. Alleson OF
Toppenish are in the city on busin IS.
4 o. X. Sinclair of Ellensburg ar
rived in the city yesterday on bust
ness
John Clemans came in from Ranch
yesterday, and remained in the city
over night.
Mrs. c. A. Buck returned from Sc
attic yesterday, where she visited for
several days.
J. NJ. Gloss of Klickitat county
passed through the city on his way to
Idaho yesterday.
Miss Pearl Barnett went to the
Sound yesterday to spend week Wis
iting with friends.
J. ]. Sharp of Ellensburg, who was
summoned here as Federal juro',
returned to his home yesterday.
Mrs. ~ r. Petell arrived last night
from Tacoma TO join her husband /,
who is here representing the Tacoma
News.
The sewer contract was signed yes
terday by Mayor Reed for the city
and Representative Crook, for the j.
Gilligan Co.
Howard Atchison and O. Miller
went up the Wenas on fishing trip
this morning. They left the cit !.
about ) o'clock.
w. T.. Mack left last night for
Idaho on a tour of inspection He
has lived in Yakima eight years, and
intends to reside in Idaho.
Briggs & Watkins have leased and
are having nicely fitted up for real
estate offices one-half of the first
floor of the Murchie building.
While Claude Briggs was leading
his horse into the stable last Friday,
the animal stepped on his foot, tear
ing the nail from the great toe.
Justice Taggard yesterday receiv 4
from his brother, E. w. Tagsard, III
San Francisco the following message:
'All safe. but houseless and hoAc-
iess'
NJ. Mccoy resigned from The ci5y
police force Sunday night. He in
tends to go to Spokane next Satur-
day where he will remain few days
on business
Members of the Presbyterian Y. P
S. c. f. are requested to bear in
mind that the hour of the Sunday
evening meeting has been changed
from : to Gas p. m.
F. A. Read left yesterday for Ore
gon City, where he will rejoin Norris
& Rowe's big show, for which he has
worked nearly two years. He spent
two weeks in This city, visiting with
friends.
1t is rumored shat on May 18th
horse race will be seen at The Fair
ground race track, when Mac Donnen
Will run his horse against Slim Cases
1t is stated that a $500 side 1T has
been posted,
oijy. preparing to ship Trap Shooter
and Mo1der, the two well-known race
reputation throughout the wesla"n
states as good ones.
John Coffee from Monroe, Oregon,
is here looking over the valley. He
is very much pleased with the looks
Of North Yakima, and Will in all
probability locate here if he can get
some good farm land close in.
Clark & Young report the sale of
90 acres in the sw II of section %,
township 10, range Is, to Mace G.
Davis and others, for so, 900. The
property is located three miles west
IT town, and was formerly owned by
Albert Congdon.
Pentecostal services will begin on
Saturday. May 10, at II a. m, in the
old NJ. E. church, under the auspices
of the Church of the Nazarene, con-
Quoted by H. d. Brown and wife and
Mrs Defiance Wallace. Cordial vel
come to all. J. B. Creighton, pastor.
]. P. Tolford and wife. who came
here two weeks ago from Oklahoma
to locate, left Yesterday for Sand
Point, Idaho. They think the coun-
try is all right, but that the prices
are too high, and think that they
can do better in that respect in the
state of Idaho
j. A. Orchard made a record yes
ilerday in taking a heavy safe from
sidewalk up the stairs in the Sloan
block into City Attorney I o.s..l4 :
office. From the time that the blocks
were hitched on until 1t was pla' ed
| in the city attorneys Office thi, tv
minutes elapsed.
John Farm arrived in the city on
Tuesday from the Sound country.
where he had spent the past three
months. Mr.. Farms home is in Ish-
/ peming, Mich, where he has served
several terms as marshal. He is now
representing an eastern firm in buy
! ing and selling horses.
N. c. Gauntt returned yesterday
from Waterville, where he superin-
tended the construction of a new
courthouse. He said he had a &c.,
900 office building to erect in Port
/ Angeles, and that he had awarded
the contract to w. T. Stewart of this
city. The latter will go over TO be-
gin the work next Thursday, taking
DR.. and Mrs. Nagler sustained a
| loss of between $3.50 and $o0U in
Saturday nights fire. Their house
hold goods had just arrived here, and
were still in the car, which was one