The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-09-15
YAKIMA AND THI STATE.
Interesting Items Of EsVS from Yakima
and Its Suburbs.
IIIts 81 GOsSIp, Facts, Fanelss, Per.
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Mrs. George Donald 10 visiting iTlendS
in Seattle.
Miss Cora wilkins has gone to Seattle
to reside.
Born. Wednesday. August 81, TO the
wife oi Robert Rein, q son.
c. N. Perry left on Saturday last to
Join Mr.. Redwood at Yuma, Arizona.
J.R. Patton and family have returned
from . visit Of & couple Of months In
Tacoma.
Sam VinSon attended the meeting Of
the democratic state central committee at
Seattle this week.
o. A. Fechter has Lesn made commit
teeman-At-larEs by the democratic county
central committee.
s.. Lowe and Walter Bates have been
spending the past week In the mountains
fishing and hunting.
A. C. Walker has been among the
Yakami.eS who have registered ct the
Tacoma exposition during the past week.
r. N. Reed, editor Of THE HERALD,
spent several days Of the past week in
Tacoma, visiting his parents and taking
In the exDo.i,ion.
howard LEWIS ana " a. hafoy re-
turned irom the upper Natchee1 on FIR
aay 'AS'' l"ey report Sp'eno'o nSh'nS'
One hundred mammoth "Atermelons
rom iakima were cut ana served at 1he
Ta"oma exposition on saturday la't' the
"'cas'on being Childrens day'
Joseph N. Baxter accompanied his
daughter to Tacoma, last week. where
the Young lady viii attend the Annie
Wright seminary ior the coming year
George weikel has purchased the Rey-
nolds ''ironclad' building on Yakima
avenue, and will open q meat market
therein during the month Il October,
J. H. Bradford, IT,, Of the Mckee,
leaves tomorrow for Taroma and thence
for Boston, where his parents reside. He
experts to be absent about two months.
subscription blanks have been printed
ana are IN the hands ot solicitors tor the
'.-,r,o ,ha Co. -" Vr,"n;. :,
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The Portland Oregonta"t weather rec
ord and crop report Tor washington 10
very unreliable. For instance 1t Rivrs
the hop yield OF the state At one-hsh
aveiaEe, taking hgures' no Doubt IRON
Mr.. and Mrs. GranEer returned from
TAroma, Friday. but Mr.. Granger aHAin
went over on the tOlloWing day. He ID
giving much attention to the Yakima ex'
hibit at the exposition. and In fart labor
ing constantly to advance the interests Of
this section.
Henry Willard, financial agent Of the
Northern Pacific and J. L. Williams.
vice president Of the same company, are
probably now enjoying the luxury Of
Yakima peaches a. W. N. Granger eE-
pressed two boxes OF Bicknell's best to
each last week.
Mr.. and Mn. W. n. ChsDman sDpnt n
number Of days at Taroma this week, In
attendance at the exposition. Much Of
the credit Of the admirable arrangement
ot the Yakima exhibit 10 due to Mr..
ChaPmans decorative skill and he is re-
ceivinE innumeFable compliments on
this head.
The Oldest siwash on the TuIalip reser.
vAtion Is 90 years Oli, and answers to
the name OF John the Baptist. He deep
" regrets the absenre Of the Hudson Bay
company a. In the days when the King
George men claimed tte land whisky
was plenty and easily obtained BY the
Indians.
Al last the depot facilities At North
Yakima are 70 be increased and improved.
work viii berin next month on altera.
tions, the estimated cost Of which will be