The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-09-21
Uttered ABOUT HOME
,naI, Social ind Business EVsnts
Locally Important.
s FROM The MADDING THRONG.
ariss Of Gossip, hits OF fact and
ancy, Movements In Active Life,
ift Of Popular Speculation and
news Stems Generally.

p Smith, OF this city, vss in Tacoma
arday.
your children school shoes at
Bros
scIean is IN the city for week
Shelan.
svel is increaing and h,tel men
.,oklng pleasanter.
I. Sweeney, the we'll known brewer
cattle, Is in the city.
rank Bartholet visited friends in
usburgh on Sunday.
hildren's school shoes at wholesale
price at Schott Bros
irs. ]. G. Boyle, Of Ellensburgh, ia
ing relatives In this city.
ton. Sam Vinson, Of Spokane, was in
city this week on official business.
The wife and children OF Wilbur Kirk
IN arrived from Walla Walla last week
Mems hand sewed shoes sc now s.,
Id IS shoes now 81, at Schott Bros. 3itf
City Clerk Bartholet will probably COM
,lete his assessment Of city property next
week.
Born--At North Yakima, on Septem-
Der 10, 1898. to the wife of Andrew Glib
son, of Martin, girl.
The Register says that number OF
Ellensburgh's young people are picking
hops in this vicinity.
Bishop Wells, OF the Episcopal church,
sill visit st. Michael's parish abaut the
irst week in October.
State Senator j. 7. Eshelman, OF this
county, but now q resident OF Tacoma,
WAS in the city during the week.
Mrs. 7. II. Shannon returned last Sat-
urday from visit to the Worlds fair and
relatives at other eastern points.
S. g. Crandal!, of Tacoma, spent sew
eral days this week in North Yakima,
looking after business interests here.
Ed. Lyons won the oil painting ratified
off at Janeck & Sons drug store last night.
Cal. Krutz made the lucky throw for the
winner.
J.J. Macarthur Of Walkerton, Ontario,
arrived in the city Wednesday morning.
He has accepted u position as clerk at
Otter Bros.
Cyrus Walker, the millionaire lumber
merchant of Port Gamble, is in this city
attending to extensive business interests
in this county.
The largest and newest line Of Wooden
Eiderdowns for children's cloaks and
ladies' jackets ever brought to this city
at Otter Bros.
A. Plechner, representing Portland
wholesale house, was in the city during
the week on his periodical business visit
to this section.
W. II. Gets and wife left on Monday
morning for two months visit among
friends at their former home in SILVIA
ter, Minnesota.
Il. II. Baker, merchant of Golden
dale, and wife were registered at the
Hotel Yakima this week. They drove
over in light rig.
A number Of arrests have been made
this week for vagrancy and drunkenness.
but the criminal element of the transients
seems to have disappeared.
The people Of Ellensburgh have estab.
lished the whipping.post for the punish
ment Of hobos in that neighborhood. The
''system" is proving effective.
Mrs. G. +. Bailey, wife OF Charles
Bailey, bookkeeper for Fred Pennington,
arrived from Port Townsend this morn
ing, accompanied by her little boy.
Mrs. Charles Foster, wife OF the oh.
liging clerk of the Hotel Yakima, who
recently arrived from Puyallup, is delight
ted with the picturesque Yakima land
of plenty.
Mrs. w. q. Coe and family and Miss
Mary Feamster will leave next Monday
for West Virginia and other esstnrr