The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-06-09
HERALDINGs.

puyefI WIS IhAinA guest tnls week.
A homestead patent was received at the
land ofice Tuesday for JorRen Andersen.
Mrs. W. A. Privitt, of EIlensbursh, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
ChappeIl.
Mr.. Young, who is stopping at the
Bariholet house, had the misfortune to
lose his pocketbook, containing some $50,
last Sunday.
Mrs. Hill. wife Of DR.. Hill, Of the Bish-
op Sent grammar school, Of Portland, ar
rived in the city Tuesday to attend the
Allen Brooke Wedding.
The Clarke Rotary Well company has
purchased 400 70 acres Of land in Doug.
las county, and a boring machine has
been moved there and located In Moses
Coulee.
Samuel B. Alexander and Mrs. Julia
Z. KeenPy were jnined In wedlock last
week by Rev. s. II. Cheadls. They will
reside near the Columbia school building
on the west side.
DR.. G. v. Calhoun, Of La Conner, an
usPirant for the republican Gnbnatorial
nomination, spent several days In the city
during the past week. The doctor Is in
terested in the Rotary Well Co.
The services In the Presbyterian churh
next Sunday morning will be given up to
the children, OF whirh time they will
render interesting exercises prepared for
the occasion, it being Children's Day.
There will be a reception at the Yakima
club rooms Friday evening Of this week.
As this will probably be the last before
fall, Il Is desired that there be q general
attendance Of members and their ladies.
1t is hardly 10 the nature Of financial
news, but 1t is a fact nevertheless, that
the Yakima river has been making q
heavy run on the banks Of late. The ef-
feet Of the strain is such as to convince
the banks that their name ls mud.
L. R. Grimes and wife and L. E.
Grimes. Of Ellensburgh, spent several
days in Yakima during the past week.
1t is reported that Mr.. Grimes, jr., will
remove to this place for the purpose Of
establishing an agency for the loaning Of
money.
A party Of surveyors arrived here Sat-
urday. in company OF E. G. Burlingame,
the well-known Tacoma contractor, and
left on Manday to make the surveys for
an irri4atinV canal from the NatcheeE
across the COwychse. Wide Hollow and
Ahtanum, on to the reservation.
The new city marshal will have ten
days from the date Of his election in
which to qualify. While not anthoritat-
lively announced, It is believed that his
deputies will be Fred Rowe and Nat
YeateR, although Messrs. Applegate and
Alex Mclean are mentioned In that con-
nectiou.
Judge ]. z. Lewis and A. W. Engle
are in the city this week looking after
their large interests here. Judge Lewis
thinks Blaine the strongest republican
candidate, and says he believes Harrison
cannot win II nominated. He further
gives II as his opinion that BUies, Of
Iowa, will receive the democratic nom
ination.
Captain ]. G. MacCrimmon, Captain
elect F. d. Eshelman, Lieut.. Matt Barth-
olet, and Lieutenants-el B. B. COomhs
and J. @. Lggett returned from Spokane
on Friday last where there was held a
regmental election and the ofticers-elect
were examined as tn their qualifications.
E. W. Pike, Of Goldentlale was reelected
colonel. Captain MarCrimmon was a
candidate for major, but was outvoted for
the Office by Captain E. H. Fox, Of Te-
koa.
On Wednesday evening Of next week
the Ladies' Guild OF St. Michael's will
give treat to the Yakima public in the
form Of a supper at Murphy hall, in
which specially will be made Of straw
berry shortcake, Ice cream and strawber-
ries. All Of those who have attended the
Guild entertainments In the past will Ger
tainly not neglect to be present on this
occasion, and to all others THE HERALD
would live the advice to attend by all
means, or there will be occasion for sim
cere regret.
State Horticultural Commissioner J.
W. lessee, during his recent visit here,
inspected many orchards and said that
the aphis, especially the peach aphis, is
very plentiful. He did not visit the orch
aTds Of the upper Ahtanum, but was told
Of the. San Jose scale being in several
places and said that nothing could be
done now, but that In the fall he would
be here and personally see that the proper
washes were used, or u the owners would
not attend to this he would condemn the
injected trees and have them cut down
and burned. Any one applying TO Mr..
lessee at Walla WaIla, will receive the
bulletins Of the horticultural commission
containing the formulas Of the various
washes.
The hops are growing well and look