The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-09-28
GATHERED ABOUT HOME
Personal, Social and Business Event
Locally Important.
NOTES FROM The MADDING THRONG.
A Grist Of Gossip, lsits OF fact and
Fancy, Movements In Active Life.
Drift OF Popular Speculation and
News Items Generally.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Gleed lett on Mon
day for a visit to their old home in Penn
sylysnia.
Dudley Eshelman's team ran away or
Saturday and succeeded in demolishing {
fine rig in short order.
The first county teachers' meeting viii
be held in the high school room one weel
from next Saturday.
Travelling Salesman Miller, OF II. N
Richmond & Co.'S Tacoma paper house
was in the city on Tuesday.
Deputy Auditor Hall, accompanied b,
his wife and daughter, returned late las
week from their eastern visit.
Jose ,h q. Evans, Of the Evans-Smitf
Irrigation and Land company, left yester
day morning for Sound cities on business
U. s. Marshal Drake passed through
on the Sunday morning train en- route
home after an official visit east of the
mountains.
Geo. M. Watson returned on Sunday
morning to Orting. He is greatly pleased
with Yakima and will come the next
time prepared to invest.
N. S. Bsgwell, who has been tarrying
for some weeks at the Hot Springs, re.
turned to North Yakima on Sunday
much improved in health.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
Of the Upper Natcheez want to see YOU
smiling faces at their basket social on Fri
day evening, September 20.
John Loudon, OF Cowychee, was in the
city on Monday. He brings excellent re-
port Of the condition Of crops harvested in
that rich region and confidently expects
an increased acreage next year.
p. Y. Anderson, OF Ia oma, employed
in the headquarters offices Of the North.
ern Pacific Railroad company, was in this
city during the first part of the week. HI
was accompanied by John Hughes, 9
merchant Of Orting.
Deputy Marshal A. II. Mcguire re
turned from Wala Walla on F.iday even
ing, where, assisted by NJ. G. Wills anc
o. T. Stratton, he had taken a dozer
boot-leggers who have for some time pas
been plying their whiskey trade with thu
Indians.
M. q. Wills, while making the ares
of negro on Saturday night in the sub
urbs of the city. fell while running at his
quarter-dash speed and bruise ed his kne,
severely. He was unable to watch thu
footway and the Oakley both, it being I
dark evening anyway, hence the accident
but he got his man, as usual
Sheriff Matthews and Deputy Hick,
were in town on Monday on their way
home, after having secured apartment.
in the Walla Walla penitentiary for Dus
inberre. the amateur bank wrecker o
Puyallup. 1t is generally believed, how
ever, that Dusie will be given vacation
before his three years shall have expired
Such is the modified justice OF the west
Kate Boyd was arrested in Tacoma OF
Saturday, charged by the wife of Con
tractor John T. Long with adultery witt
her husband in 1892. Long WAS arrested
on his return from Spokane on the sam,
charge. Long recently finished the new
courthouse and is we'll known over tn,
Northwest. Kate Boyd is also vel
known in the Northwest, having been
massage artist. She is very pretty an,
lawfully dangerous" woman.
| W. +. Rhodes OF Rochester, Wash.
formerly in the postoffice there and a
Centralia, who was arrested two week,
ago in Denver reached Tacoma Saturday il
the custody of deputy Marshal Brown O
Colorado. He was arrested on a charg
OF selling postage stamps for less thai
face value, before Commissioner Cliffor,
and bound over in the sum OF 5000 +
await trial. It is alleged that he ba
been practicing an extensive series O
postotfice frauds while in the service.
Prof. F. w. Ranch, of Freeport, Ill.
has been secured TO take charge OF tn
musical department OF the Ahtanuu
acadamy. Mr.. Ranch is a must teache
OF ability and comes highly recommended
He is also graduate OF Freeport College o
Commerce and will conduc the CONNER
cial department in the Ahtanum school
Prof. Ranch is expected to arrive in
few days, and under his management
most thorough business and musica
courses will be organized Immediately.
This Office has received a copy of
pamphlet entitled Minnesota: A Brie
Sketch Of Its History, Resources and AID
vantages," issued by authority of tn,
Minnesota board of Worlds fair man
ayers. II is bit OF Worlds fair ltera
ture that is exceedingly interesting AM
highly fiattering to the North Star state
The FIRST page OF cover Is printed in sever
colors and presents unique and attrac
tive picture. The conspicuous figure i
an Indian maiden, standing in the fore
ground, her feet resting on the beautiful
moccasin flower, which has been adopte'
as the state flower of Minnesota. She
in wheat field, part Of the groun'
having been cut. and a binder is shoY'
at rest at the edge Of the uncut portion
In the distance are the farm building
surrounded by groves Of trees. Above al
10 the blue intel sky, shining out from
which high up in the north il large sta
respondent aud bright, indicating tn
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