The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-10-12

Y. Z. Eldredge. OF Orting. Is in the city.
Cashier steinweg Is recovering from
his illness.
Buy your children school shoes at
Schott Bros
A. L. Sermons, OF Ellensbursh, was
in the city on Tuesday.
Children's school shoes at wholesale
cost price at Schott Bros
4. G. Burlingame is in Los Angeles at
tending the irrigation congress.
Mrs. Guy Andrews left on Tuesday for
visit with relatives in Tacoma.
Born-October IL. 1898, to the wife Of
James Stewart, Ahtanum, a son.
II. L. Brown, Of Kent, has been visit.
Ing this section during the week.
Geo. A. Smith, of the Evans.smith Co,
returned this morning from Kent.
Mems hand sewed shoes 50 now IS.
and IS shoes now "a, at schott Bros.
DR.. James Van Marter and NJ IS Lucy
Cslkins were married In Tacoma last
Tuesday.
A resident Of Seattle, it is said, will ere
long sink well for artesian water on the
Wenatchee fiat.
Allen c. Mason was Yakima visitor
on Wednesday, looking after his extern
sive interest here.
Mrs. William Ker and children returned
on Sunday morning from an extended
visit on the Sound.
A. A. PATTERSON, publisher OF the Ellens-
burgh Register, is now a member OF the
council Of that city.
Walter 8. Milroy, Of Olympia, brother
OF r. B. Milroy, Of this city, was Yak
ina visitor this week.
l.. Frank Gordon, formerly Of this city,
but now Of Spokane, was in attendance
at court here this week.
Prof. N. p. Hull, Of the Ahtanum acad.
envy, Is son OF Prof. W. N. Hull, FORM
erly OF the Normal school of ElIensburgb.
w. A. Cox, Of the firm Of Chappell &
Cox, has been confined TO his home with
illness during the greater part of the
week.
Mrs. W. W. Anterior left this morning
on a visit to Portland. She will also
tarry awhile at Sound points before her
return home.
Kay, Fay & Yung's restaurant was
moved into the new John son brick, across
the avenue from their old place Of bust
ness, on Monday.
L. G. Vining, who superintendent the
construction Of the hop klns on the His.
cock farm in the Mckee valley, has re-
turned to Puyallup.
Rev. NJ. L. Rose and wife are in Olym.
pia this week, attending the district con-
vention Of Christian churches. They will
return on Saturday.
Cashier j. d. Cornett, OF the Yakima
National bank, is erecting handsome
residence on the corner of Sixth street
and Yakima avenue.
Hon. John Carmichael, of Lexington,
Virginia, special agent OF the United
Stales land Office department at Wash
ington, is in the city on official business.
Deputy U. S. Marshal vinson was in
the city this week en- route to Tacoma on
official business. He will return to North
Yakima in few days for stay OF two
or three weeks.
Will Lemon, who has been clerking for
II. A. Griffin for some months, has gone
to Pullman to take four months course
in the business department OF the State
Agricultural college.
Much complaint is heard concerning
the condition OF the high bridge without
guards over the Toppenish slough. The
county would probably do well to put the
structure in proper condition.
Quite an exodus Of Puyallup people
from that valley to this is reported as
one of the certainties that will be realized
this fall and next spring. The accession
to this community will be permanent.
The department responded to an alarm
ct 6reon Wednesday morning; but it was
found that an open fiue in room above
Chapman's drug store was serving as an
escape for the smoke from stove below.
The Columbian says that the Kenne.
wick boys are talking OF organizing
brass band. That's right. new town
never gets beyond its embryonic period
until it has boosted and then busted its
first brass band.
The partial eclipse Of the sun in these
parts on Monday was not a success as
display. Nurky clouds drifted over the
snow-cspped peaks of the Cascade range
from the Puget land Of watery worry and
almost totally eclipsed the eclipse.
A little girl, years old, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. lack Hawkins, on the
Cowychee, died on Tuesday Of diphtheria.
The mother and four or Ave other chill
dren are Frustrated with the terrible
scourge and their condition is critical.
Capt. ]. T. Simmons, of this valley,
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