The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-11-10
YAKIMA AND TIE STATE
Interesting Items Of IsEs from Yakima
lld It's Suburbs.
ul1S 81 GOsslp, Facts, Raneles, PeF-
HOnals, ana . Modge-Poage of
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Smallpox has taken q ioOthold in Ia
coma and Seattle.
George Matheson and vile left for
Olympia on Saturday last on a brief
visit.
Receiver W. H. Hare cast his vote in
EIlensbursh, which be still calls his
home.
Mrs. Savage and Miss Linda Savage, Of
Tssoma, will spend the winter In North
Yakima.
Miss Cora Allen returned last week
from visit Of several months with rela-
tlvos In Seattle.
Al WhitsOn returned on Monday from
Dayton, where he has been spending the
past few weeks.
NS. Fred R. Reed, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. D. E. Budd, Of Port.
iand, returned home on Saturday last.
Rev. Rufus Chase will not return to
Yakima, he having sent In his Fesigna-
ton Is pastor Of 81. Michael's Episcopal
church.
Mss Ida ]. L.aCEOix, sister Of Mrs. 7.
H. Shannon Of the Hotel Yakima, re-
turned from . visit 10 the Sound on Sat-
uFday last.
Mn. Elizabeth LOudon, Of Yakima
City, LEFT on Friday last for Tacoma and
Portland to purchase her winter stock Of
goods for the pOstOfice store.
Last week J. W. Shaw sold 50 bales Of
hops and Henry Knox % bales TO Stone
4 Kingsland, agents Of Horst Bros. The
price paid iS said to have been twenty
two cents.
Mrs. L. @. Mackinson, sister Of Mrs.
John G. Boyle Of this city, has accepted
: position in the choir Of one Of the lead
ing churches In Chicago, at q salary Of
u 900 year.
L. 8. Hewlett has sold his residence,
including orchard and four acres Of
ground, to Mr.. James N. Gilbert, Of Ia
coma, for 5000. Mr.. Gilbert will take
possession Of the property on the 10th Of
this month. II is Col. HoWlett's inten-
ton to build . new residence higher up
the bill.
The body Of q well-dressed, Hne-looking
man was found near the railroad track at
Thnsp, Eve miles above Ellensbureh, on
Sunday. He had been terribly beaten,
evidently with 4 coupling pin, which was
found near by. Some Of the mans
clothes had heen removed and all the pa
pers by which he could be identified were
taken from the pockets. He had evil
dsssIy bern dead for several days.
Freight Conductor R0yer, Of the North
ern Pacific, who resides at Ellensbursh,
was arrested the other day Oh the charge
Of grand larceny. The company has Of
late been missing considerable property
consigned to il for transportation. and
suspicion attached to Royer. 4 search
resulted In the finding Of 90 pairs Of
hose and sOcks In his barn, covered mp
with hay. Royer Is evidently not man
Of the Jerry Simpson stripe.
Ellensburgh LOealiSer: II has been
given out that the steamer Ellensburgh
will make Wenatehee its lower landing
when Il goes into cou.nliBsion again.
There will be no attempt to pass Rock
Island. II the report is true, there viii
be no effort made to accommodate the
trade and travel by way Of Ellensburgh.
A great deal Of business has been done
between this city and the towns on both
sides Of the Columbia river this summer.
All this Is 10 he done away with In the
future.
No one knew his name, or where he
came from, or anything about him. He
dropped into the Lille house the fore
part Of last week, and asked for sleeping
accommodation. He complained Of ieel-
ing very badly, and was soon . very sick
man. A physician was summoned, but
disease had too 6rm = grasp on him and
on Saturday he died, and the county took
charge Of his burial, which occurred on
Sunday. All the record he lelt behind
vas that he was svede, died q con-
gestion Of the lungs, and that his earthly
wealth consisted Of less than y.
Sheridan Sun; A farmer over in the
Big Nestucca, Wash, has . COW which
has been coming home oi late already
MIXED. She formerly yielded almost
bucket Of he Sudsy Auid. suSpecting
nsiRhbor Of milking her the weary ranch
q watched her that afternoon. About
O'Clock, Just as be was about q give up
the watch and 60 home, he observed the
COW 10 to the beach and lie down upon
the sand. Cautiously approaching, he
bshsId four rascally clans extracting The
milk from the cows nddsr with aaionish-
ing dsxtsrity. when inll, they. with
some dlficnlty, folded thelr CLAN Shells
and. like tIls Arab, ailently stole away %
their homes IN an adjacent sand bank.