The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-08-25
HERALDINGS.


to Wenatchee.
Mrs. H. c. Humphrey Is home from
visit to her sister at Seattle.
Work on the new 1850 schOolhouse At
Kiona was inaugurated last week.
Mrs. Alex McAfTee is here from Cali
iornia on q visit to her father, H. N.
Benton.
Miss Annie Curran left Monday morn.
ing Of this week to visit friends at Pen
dleton, Or.
Henry Otter returned from Hot Springs
Saturday evening. where he has been en-
joying short vacation.
Harry Worries is reported as very sick
at the Sisters hospital. Friends are do
ing all in their power for him.
Col. H. D. Cock, DR.. Cos and Nelson
Short left Tuesday for an outing Of
couple Of weeks in the mountains.
N. 8. Bagwell returned on Friday last
from Hot Springs, where he has been
spending the larger portion Of the SUM
mer.
Miss Ina Phillips, who has been at
tending the teachers institute in this
city, returned to her home at Prosser
Monday.
The sisters have moved into their new
hospital building, where they will be
more comfortably situated and better
able to continue and extend their good
work.
A fire balloon was sent up from this
city Monday night. and many who were
not acquainted with the facts thought
that one Of the astral bodies had ex-
ploded.
Miraculous as II may apper Fred Brick
melt, who fell a distance Of seventy feet
from one Of the bridges lorated near the
tunnel, is steadily recovering and fears
Of his death have departed.
Mrs. NJ. A. Freeman, Of Norfolk, Va.
arrived here Monday for q visit with her
daughter Mrs. J. B. Reavis. Mrs. Free
man Ia IS years Of age, and retains her
faculties and her health to Q wonderful
degree.
There will be q special meeting Of the
Yakima Hop Growers association at the
opera house Saturday afternoon. Bust
ness Of murh importance is to be trans
acted, and It is especially requested that
every member be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Libby arrived here
last week from their home in the biz
Bend, and will remain until after the hop
season, us Mr.. Libby is interested in this
industry, being the owner Of hop yard
Of eight acres on the Ahtanum.
The Northern Pacific dining car officials
have made contracts with Yakima or'h-
ardists to supply that service with table
fruit during this season. One Of the con-
ditions Of the contract Is that they
shall appear on the menu as the pro-
ducts Of Yakima.
Peter Bellies is getting rather tired Of
having his friends give him the ha-hal
over the failure Of Sleepy Tom to bead W.
H. Kershaw's new equine acquisition,
800 -. g.. Jos,"." :. o.rhIo. Nc
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Peter Herke, after q very successful
season at Soda Springs, where he won
renown, not only % q sutleF, caterer
and an official Of the provisional govern
ment, has returned to North Yakima and
will hereafter be found at his old mum.
Der, where Mr.. Cannon has not only re-
tanned the olo t'enoS Oh 'ne n'n "O'
Houeu many ne" 0"e''
Judge C, H, HanEord, of Seattle, and
James n. Price, Of Tacoma, the republi-
can nominee for secretary Of state, paid
Yakima 4 visit on Monday. While Mr..
Price was interview ing the politicians,
Judge Hanford put In his time to better
advantage by visiting the orchard Of D.
+. Lesh, over which he expressed not
only pleasure but amusement.
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