The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-20
YAKIMA AND THE STATE.
Interesting Items Of IsVs from Yakima
and It's Suburbs.
Bits Of Gossip, Facts, FancIes, Per-
sOnaIS, and y HOdge.POage Of
Paragraphs 81 Every
Description.

ing q district school at EaSton, KittiaI
county.
Col. W. F. Prosser and family are
again home from the Sound country and
the coast.
DR.. Wheelock, Of Seattle, who formerly
resided In North Yakima, arrived here
on Monday for few days visit.
Xix Dexter and vile Of North Brook.
field, Mass, relatives Of the Howlstts'
arrived in the city MOuday for a brieI
visit.
Master Lippincott, who has been visit
ing M. and Mrs. q. s. COu-te' Tor sOmS
weeks paSt, left for his home at Mounl
Vernon, Wash, MoDday.
Henry Kandle. an old pioneer Of The
Pacific eosst aud lSther Of County Com.
missjoae' Frank KaUdle, died st hiI
home In Pierce coOnty, Octo:,e' l2, aged
Il yes 8.
1t is reported that N 9. Emily knight
has, by her exe- 'ous. secured the build
ing Of wFgon road ON The west side oi
the mou ntaius to the Gold Hill disirict,
and the WORK 10 we'll unde. wav.
G. A. Galley has rented and will short.
ly open one Of the store'ooms In the
larger Of the Mason, iornerlv Caldwell
blocks, on Second street for the sale oi
sewing machines, DiSnos sud organs.
Dr.. Z. E. beg WHO is now locsted In
Po tlsnd Ss the representative Of an In.
veStment company, spent several days in
the city this week. It Is reported that J.
D. Reavis will occupy his residence on
the hill.
On Tuesda A. Z. Weed shipped bis
own hops and those Of Captain EoJeTl
Dunn 10 London. En y, Oh consi. onent
There were about u. hSles and Eve carr
were required in their trOnspo iation Il
the sea1oard.
At the fondh snuual session Of th,
state Council OF Catholic Knights o.
Americs held at Walla WalIa Isst week
Henry Otter was elected vi q p-e.idenI
and North Yakima was selec.ed as tho
next meeting place.
Every voter who fails tn hear Hon. l.
H. Plattor, At Mason's opera house Sat.
urtlav evening. will have occasion Tor re.
qret. Mr.. Pla,tor ia one n; ,be demo.
cratic n dental e.ectoral no ,,Inees. epc
is among the most a.eut and brilliant
speakers iu The state.
North Yakima has never increased Ia
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While Ed Bland was ding iractioul
Young horse Monday mo nias, the aul
NAL backed 90 iurious,V that in sdikin;
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Messrs. J. NJ. Baxter. s. J. Lowe anC
NJ. q. Wills made "trip to EllensburRb
Saturday. to be present at The democratl,
rally, at which James Hamilton Lewii
was the chief speaker. The meeting d
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hiS with extreme regret that THE HER
AID Is Obliged to chronicle the sad death
at San Francisco, on Fddsy, October ~
Of Mrs. John Z. Patton, aged Il years
Ms. Patton was afflicted with tumor o
The stomach, and had made the trip u
California 10 hopes Of oatSining surEica
relief. She lived bot . few days Sitel
the operation was performed.
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