The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-08-31
GATHERED ABOUT Home.
Personal, Social and Business EYsnts
Locally Important.
NOTES FROM The MADDING THROSG.
a Grist OF Gossip, Biss OF fact and
Fancy, Movements In Active Life,
Drifs OF Popular Speculation aud
News Items Generally.

W. N. Granger and wife, Of Zilah,
were 10 the city on Sunday.
q. A. Bailey returned Sunday from..a
business trip to Wala Walla.
Mrs. DR.. Rosser and son returned on
Saturday from visit to the Worlds fair
Mrs. George Graham and daughter left
on Tuesday for the Yakima soda springs.
Mems hand sewed shoes 10 now s.,
and $ shoes now 81, at Schott Bros. 3ltf
f. A. Brown returned on Tuesday from
syisit to the Worlds fair and friends in
the east.
Chief Wolf, the wealthy leader Of the
Nee Pe-ces, is in our city this week on
business.
G. 7. Wilcox and family leave tonight
for Minnesota, the Worlds fair and other
eastern points.
Walter Scott, OF the lumber firm of w.
ID. Scott q Co., went to Toppenish on
Monuay on business.
TIC. O'Connor, of Ellensburgh, was
business visitor to our city during the
first part OF the week.
B. +. Sutherland, an anthony artist
from the Sound. arrived in Yakima on
Monday and will proba ply remain.
Cashier steinweg. of the First Ma.
tional bank, is enjoying few days out
ing at the springs up the Ahtanum.
A penholder, lead pencil, slate
pencil, ruler and pencil box with every
pair Of school shoes at Schott Bros. 3l.tf
G. W. Rodman returned on Saturday
from two-weeks' visit to the Yakima
Soda springs, slightly improved IN health.
w. ii. Redman, county and city sur
veyor, accompanied by his wife. left on
Friday last for few weeks sojourn in
the east.
w. L. Wallace has resigned his posi-
ton az bookkeeper for the l. X. L. Co.
and will start in few days on trip to
the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pond, OF Fort Simcoe, re-
turned on Sunday from wedding trip to
Spokane, Medical Lake and other inter
esting points.
Alex. Brandenburg and William Cook
left on Monday night and George Weikel
and Joseph Sinclair on Wednesday night,
all for the Worlds fair
j. W. Hogan, wife and chill |, Of Ellens.
burgh, visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barth-
olet during the week. Mrs. Hogan is a
sister OF Mrs. Bartholet.
Camp meeting, under the auspices Of
the Nj. L. church, will be opened tomor-
row at Brice's grove on the Wenas, near
the Congregational church.
Paul ii. Mohr, OF Tacoma, made his
third yearly proof on GAO acres of land
under the Leadbetter ditch on Saturday
before the land Office in this city.
John kineaid, aged %, who has been
residing with his parents on the Natcheez,
died on Monday, after a protracted illHess.
He was a sufferer for more than a year.
Harry Moran and wife came in from
White Bluff, on the Columbia, on Mon
day. Mr.. M. has for sometime had
charge Of Gordey Williams cattle in that
region.
Davis, the popular tonsorial artist on
the avenue, has added a fine porcelain
bathtub to his business. Read his adv.
elsewhere and then 20 around and enjoy
aplunge.
Chris. Scow got back on Tuesday from
three weeks' visit to the Worlds fair.
His description OF the exposition is as
brief as it is graphic. "Big thing" is the
way he puts it.
Rev. S. II. Cheadle will preach at the
Ahtanum Congregational church next
Sunday at 3 o'clock p. M. The Sunday
school will be held at 2 O'Clock, preced-
ing the preaching service.
Frank w. Parker, OF Seattle, premi-
nent aud popular Elk official, sojourned
in Yakima during the week. He will
probably arrange for the organisation OF
lodge here in the near future.
John q. Scurry, a we'll known mining
engineer, and Howard Ii. Lewis, both of
Seattle, were Yakima visitors on Tuesday
They were en- route to their mining
claims on the head waters of Cedar river.
The real estate business is gradually
increasing in volume. The promise of a
lively business this fall among those who
desire to invest for immediate impr we
ment and permanent residence is very
good.
A cluster of Honey crabs, numbering
100 on one small branch, is on exhibition
in the window OF Craig & Sons store. 1t
and sample of peaches, also on exhibit
tion there, ought to be preserved for the
refrigerator car.
Mr.. Warner, brother of Rev. Robert
Warner, OF the NJ. +. church, this city,
was in Yakima on Tuesday. Mr.. w. is
engaged in the mercantile and grain BUSH
ness at 0akesdale, and was en- route to
Portland on business.
Union service will be held by the
churches of the city at the Mason opera
house on Sunday evening at 8 O'Clock.
The request is made that those who have
the Combined Gospel hymn book should
take them to this service.
Hon. Harry White and his brother,
John W., OF Seattle, were in North Yaki-
ma early In the week. Their purpose was
to buy property here, with view TO