The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-09-07
NJ. V. B. Stacy lie In the city today.

J. L. Banks, Of Ellensburgh, was In the
city to-day.
Agent Erwin, Of Fort Simcoe, was in
the city yesterday.
A son Of T. ID. Delaney, Of Prosser, died
on Tuesday Of diphtheria.
Miss Suitor, Of Martin. is visiting Mrs
John Donald, Of this city.
Miss Sarah Donald, who has been quit,
Ill for some time, is improving.
Senator Sergeant. of Buckley, was in
town on Monday on business.
Official business called Marshal Liggetl
to Ellensburgh on Wednesday.
Miss Frances Dunning returned to-day
from visit In the Sound cities.
Born-To the wife OF John s. Bachelor
this CITY, September 8, 1898, son.
Born-On the 9Th inst, to the wife Of
A. Saunders, Of this city, a daughter.
Major Lynch, formerly Indian agen,
at Fort Simcoe, was In town ON Tuesday
Mems hand sewed shoes 50 now ST.
and s. shoes now a, at Schott Bros. 3lt
Mrs. Walter Bates and family returned
this morning from visit to the World.
fair.
Mrs. W. ii. Kershaw announces that
she will be at home on Wednesdays TO re-
ceive callers.
II. ID. Winchester and family returned
on Wednesday from an enjoyable visit I,
the Worlds fair.
Charsles DeFranc, ;, secretary of the
Democratic state central committee, wss
in the city to-day.
Andrew Gibson, of Martin, engineer il
charge Of the tunnel, visited friends il
Yakima this week.
Mrs. Frank Bartholet left during the
latter part of last week for visit amonl
friends at Spokane.
Mrs. F. r. Reed returned yesterda,
morning from q six weeks sojourn in
Portland and Tacoma.
]. f. Frick, banker OF Arlington, Or.
is in the city this week looking after his
interests in this vicinity.
The payroll at the Peshastin quartz
mill according to the Ellensberg Localizer
IS now over $4,000 per month.
Joseph A. and Miss Susie Otter arrived
in this city on Friday from Minneapolis
They will locate here permanently.
Ned Whitby and Harry Haste have
returned from Hot Springs much i'm
proved morally, mentally and physically
Miss Phillips and Miss Stephenson left
on this mornings train for Eilensburyh
where they will attend the Normal school
A penholder, lead pencil, SLATE
pencil. ruler and pencil box with ever,
pair of school shoes at Schott Bros. 3lti
Oliver Ogle, l1-year-old son OF J. M
Ogle, has been very low with typhoid
fever for some time, but is now said to bt
improving.
Mrs. G. B. Fulkerson and daughter, &
g., left tris morning for twelvemonth's
sojourn among relatives and friends al
Lexington, Mo.
1t is said that the stock on the range is
in uncomnonly good condition. The
grasses have remained green and nourish.
ing longer than usual.
Lake France and wife, OF Athena, Ore.
gon, visited on Sunday with A. E. Lar
son. Mr.. France is q member of the
Athena Touring company.
Rev. William Carnes, of Seattle, ar,
rived in North Yakima yesterday. He
came to enjoy a season OF rest and recul
Grafton in our sunny cline.
The thistle, cucklebur and milkweed
are becoming destructive pests in the
valley. The farmers ought not to allow
them to become SO abundant.
Mrs. Roberts. wife of the superinten.
dent of schools OF Fort Simcoe, returned
today from an extended visit among
friends in Spokane and Cnur d'Alene
City.
Mr.. Z. L. Jaeobus, OF Buckley, will
take charge OF the A. E. Larson Lumber
Company's business in the absence of A.
E. Larson who will leave for the east in a
few days.
Rev. Robert Warner, who has been at
tending the campmetting on the Wenas
during the week, reports very interest
ing and successful service. The meeting
is still in progress.
Hon. John Collins, Of Seattle, the cap.
italist, newspaper man and politician, is
10 the city on business. It is rumored
that he is about to acquire extensive in
terests in this section.
Mrs. j. NJ. Baxter was on Thursday
last suddenly called to the bedside of her
father at Dayton. He died on Friday
morning. He was very old and had
been feeble for long time.
Arthur, the 6-year-oid son OF L. B.
Kinyon, Of Mckee. broke his left forearm
on Thursday last while PLAYING with
other children on pile of wheat sacks.
The heavy bags fell on him.
A bald Of horses and cattle under exc
cution in the case OF the Ellensburgh
National bank against Hansen was stolen
and driven away day or two prior to
the date for their sale by the sheriff.
George McCiadey will ship $500 head
Of mutton sheep to Chicago Tomorrow,
and ]. Z. Frick, of the bank OF Airing.