Local items from Yakima Heralds October 29 1901
Various notes from Yakima including births illnesses and visits. Mrs A B Dam fever. Mrs Schindeler visits Ellensburg. A baby girl born to Frank and wife. Cattleman Splawn and Lum travel for business and salmon fishing. Local buildings and home projects near North Third street. Western Union telegraph move discussed. Whiskey charges against multiple men in Indian liquor cases. Masonic lodge visit and third degree. Quaker matters settled or pending. Oregon trip of Otto and Lena Snelling and home pride. Green Mercantile sale of chinaware. Small theft cases tried with fines and jail. Local ads and notices closing with business updates.
Judge for Yourself Ludwig Piano Dr C HH Bugbee Book
The government stock inspector has received a copy of the century souvenir book issued by the U S bureau of animal industry covering 1884 to 1900. The limited edition of 1000 copies is exhausted and includes photo engravings and sketches of department members. Thomas Maloney and wife of Spokane visited here last weekend, with Maloney a former state Democratic chairman. The fruit tree agent is abroad taking spring orders as nursery stock shipments are expected to rise, and A T Kuhl from Roslyn noted Roslyn’s strong prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. HH. Bugbee
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry
Department
Thomas Maloney
Spokane
R. W. Raymond
Maloney
Democratic Committee
Fraternal Club Forms Branch 1 in City
The first subordinate lodge of the American Fraternal club began last Thursday in Odd Fellows hall, opening with 138 present though some waited for the second meeting. Jack Shaw became the first initiate. Officers were elected for the term ending January 1, and the next meeting is set for Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Fraternal Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Edward Whitson
Mr. Whitson
Jack Shaw
W.W. Robertson
G. A. Graham
W. M. Thompson
E. B. Preble
E. G. Peck
J. D. Medill
F. T. Liggett
Ella
Stair
Miss Lombard
May
Mattie Preble
L. A. Cody
R. O. Bacon
A Wise Woman at Larson's Theatre on October 31
An advertisement promises a sumptuous feast of singing and dancing in A Wise Woman at Larson's theatre on Thursday October 31. The note invites patrons to enjoy a lively performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson’s Theatre
Burglarizes Sixth Street Residence in Late Night Attempt
Daniel Sinclair's home on Sixth street was breached last Thursday night when burglars tampered with the front door lock. Carl Sinclair heard noises at about 11 o'clock and confronted the door but the intruder fled before entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Sinclair
Sixth Street
Carl Sinclair
Moxee man suffers arm and rib injuries in buggy accident
Bergevin of Moxee twisted by a faulty tongue in a buggy near Fairview schoolhouse. His right arm and left rib were broken after being thrown over the dash and striking stones. He was treated in town and will be unable to work for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S, Bergevin
Moxee
Fairview
Bergevin
Mitchell wagons and hats advertised in local shop notices
Wyman & Fraser sell Mitchell wagons praised for ease of use and longevity. S. H. Mason, a fish dealer, is noted as an attorney and notary public. Coffin Bros offer new abapes. A restaurant promises good eating at low prices. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic touted as malaria treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Mason
New Shaving Parlors Open in Town
Advertisement announces Jack Son’s new shaving parlors offering good shaves and fine bathing apartments with porcelain tubs. Wm. Jackson, proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Delinquency Lien Foreclosure Suit in Yakima County
H A Marble files in Yakima Superior Court a tax lien foreclosure against A L M Hoeret Lena Hoeret and unknowns for Lot 24 Block 49 North Yakima. Plaintiff holds a certificate of delinquency issued 1898 for 52 20 plus penalties and interest totaling 93 89 with 15 percent interest from 1901. The suit seeks judgment foreclosing the lien on the property and costs. Defendants must answer within sixty days of first publication October 3 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Balch
Washington
Lewis Alch
Henry J. Snively
North Yakima
Wash
A. L. M. Hoeret
Lena Hoeret
Allersons
State of Washington
H. A. Marble
Yakima County
To-Wit
A. L M. Hoeret
Lena Hoerer
Berglnater
Snyder & Preble
Igenett
H. A. Mare
Postoffice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yakima
C. C. Case
South Second St
Yakima Herald
A. 8. Dam
Mrs. A. Schindeler
Ellensburg
Frank Hunter
A. J. Splawn
C. E. Lum
Kennewick
Columbia River
Carl Werner
Fruitvale
J. E. Morgan
Aubur, Neb
J. F. Koresky
North Third Street
Natchez
Yakima Avenue
Western Union Telegraph Office
H. B. Scudder & Co
Sweney
John Gray
J. J. Maple
John Knott
J. H. Baily
Howlett
Gray
Oscar Spencer
U. S
Frank N. McCandlass
Albert Trossiem
H. W. Eldred
E. L. Brand
N. Younger
Masonic Lodge
Co. C. Case
Hazlett Park
Lansing
Mich
John Walton
H. J. Snively
California
Otto
Lena Snelling
Oregon
Eugene
Portland
Oregon City
Salem
Northwest
Green Mercantile Company
Green
Smahally
Frank Johnston
MacCrimmon
William Winchell
Chamber of Commerce Building
Tacoma
Olive Smith
E. W. Smith
Ahtanum Avenue
Floyd
J. J. Boyle
A. FE. Larson
James Studio
Wyman & Fraser
Second Street
W. L. Wright
Venus Avenue
A. H. Lyons
Sunnyside
City
Coffin Bros
Ludwig Piano
Briggs & Dam
A. T. Kuhl
Roslyn
Mr. Kuhl
C. H. Bugbee
Thompson Bros
Dudley Shoe CO
New Lodge
Claude Briggs
Briggs
Grorce W. True
Raglans
The
Wonder
Robt
E. Smith
Mitchell
Ublic
Baker
J. M. Yechie
Grove
Yakima and
Easton
Larson’s Theater
Frank Garrett
Harriet Balch
Superior Court
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