The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-09-21
GATHERED ABOUT HOME
Personal, Social and Business EVents
Locally Important.
NOTES FROM THE MADDING THRORG.
A Grist OF Gossip, Hits of fact and
Fancy, Movements la Active life.
Drift OF Popular Speculation and
News atems Generality.

About 100 students are now attending
the Ellensburg Normal School.
Mrs. II. ]. Sniyely returned on sunday
from an extended sojourn in Washington,
DC.
Frank Lyon Is erecting a handsome
residence on his property west al the
track.
s. q. Crandall, OF Tacoma, WAS in the
city during the latter part of last week, on
business.
Attorneys II. J. Snivoly and J. Il. Rea.
Wis, of this city, attended court at Ellens-
burg last week.
Mrs. Ira NJ. Krutz returned on Sundays
train IRON long visit with friends and
relatives In the east.
Mrs. A. b. Whtson and her daughter
Ruby, who have been visiting at Ellens-
burgh, returnd home on Friday.
Work on o. W. Johnson's new brick
buildings on the avenue is progressing
very rapidly, 7ery large force working
thereon.
The Ellensburgh Loo 'i:er says that
much of the wheat in that vicinity has
been mt for hay, owing to the low price
Of grain.
Clark Hefing OF the Indian agency
was in the city on Saturday, the first time
he has been able to leave his post since as
Stunning his task
C. L. Jackson, who stole the livery rig
of Palmer x Pond OF Ellensburg recent
", was convicted and sent TO the pen
Itentiary for seven years.
II the hair is falling out and turning
grey, the glands OF the skin need stimu-
lating and color food, and the best rem
edy is Halls Hair remover.
d. NJ. Graft, OF Ellensburgh, was arrest
ed on Wednesday of last week and taken
to Spokane, charged with embezzleenmt
while teller of bank at that place.
Isaac Harris, young business man OF
Tacoma, was in the city during the week,
visiting with relatives. He is brother
of Manager Harris, Of the Great |. Y. l..
company.
The weather persists in being uncom-
monty phenomenal. Jupiter Pluvius is a
tresspasser on Old Soils territory. He
should confine his angry moods to the
Sound region.
Elder ID. W. Leath, who was here re-
Gently after his stolen ponies, has sworn
out warrant at Ortiag for the arrest of
Archie Mckay, the horsethief, whom he
has located at The Dalles, Or.
Mrs. w. |. Lnce, who returned from
a visit among eastern friends on Friday
morning, was accompanied by Miss An
ME Hoosick, a niece from Virginia, who
will make North Yakima her future home.
O'Brien's graders outfit, consisting OF
ten horses and harness, four wagons, a
buggy, eight wheel-scrapers, shoyeis
picks. ct cetera, worth about $4,000, were
sold by the sheriff in this city on Satur-
day for 5000. The MORTGAGE bought the
outfit.
A hobo that stole coat and vest from
freight trainman at Roslyn the other
day was captured and made TO return the
clothes, after which he was horsewhipped
out OF the country, party following him
for a quarter of mile and lashing him
every jump.
Married, at the residence OF the brides
mother, on Thursday evening, September
IA, Mr. Willis Smith and Miss Anna Reed,
Rev. Monroe Drew officiating THE
HERALD joins numerous friends of the
contracting parties in an orison for their
future good fortune.
G A. Beals, an alderman OF Tacoma,
was in the city during the first OF the
week. Notwithstanding the favorable re-
ports from so many sources concerning
the thrifty condition of this section, Mr.
Beals was delighted to find the situation
SO uncommonly promising.
The supreme court has decided that
third and fourth class towns can not deal
with the "vag" question. Nh
can any town of any class whatever, On
the line of the supreme courts notion Of
the vag industry. Each community
should be law unto itself in such mat.
tiers.
Since one transcontinental train was
taken Off early this month the travel
seems to have increased very considerably
and the company will doubtless be com
PEELED to replace it. The one train now
runs in two heavy sections ten minutes
apart and they are crowded with passen-
gers both ways.
This Office is indebted TO DIR. W. A
Hastings, the popular dentist, for hand
some string of toothsome trout, fresh
from the limpid waters Of the raging
Natcheez. The doctor is about as dex
trous in extracting gamey members OF the
inny tribe from their messy retreats al
he is known 10 be at relieving an aching
face of refractory molar.
Harry Franks, a prominent business
man of Tacoma, has been sojourning will
friends in this city during the past week
Mr.. Franks is exceedingly pleased witt
our little city and the magniicence of thu
country that surrounds it. He was par
ticularly impressed with the substantial
lty OF our husiIes progress and the yer,
bright promise of an actively prosperou
future. at is certainly the garden spo
Of this great state" said Mr.. Franks.