The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-10-19
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News Items Generaiiy.

Schott Bros
County Attorney Rockford returned to
day from the east.
l. H. hills places his business on Z
cash basis Monday, October %.
Mems hand sewed shoes 50 now g.
and IS shoes now a, at Schott Bros.
Capt. Fred r. Reed returned this morn.
ing from business visit to Prosser Falls
Born-Near North Yakima on October
Is, 1893, to the wife Of Will Cook, son
Fechter & Ross report an increased de.
mand for town property and small farm
tracts.
G. o. Rodmsn, 9 prosperous resident oil
the Upper Natcheez, is in the city on
business.
Judge Erwin, Of Simcoe, returned on
Sunday from an extended official visit in
the east.
Miss Nellie Dills, sister OF I. II. Dills, Of
this city, arrived here on Saturday last
on an extended visit.
DR.. Z. Z. Heg has taken Office and res
idence apartments in the Lewis-Engle
block. over Chapman's drug store.
Rev. J. T. Eshelman, of Tacoma, is in
the city attending Rev. Roses series Of
revival meetings at the Christian church.
Agent L. d. Jacks, Of the New York
Life Insurance company, returned to
North Yakima on Sunday last for brie!
sojourn.
The Northwestern Artesian We'll and
Supply Co., OF Seattle, has closed con-
tract to sink well on the farm Of B. =.
Parton, on the reservation.
Henry Teal, assistant cashier of the
Fist National bank Of this city, left this
morning for visit Of q week or so in his
old home circles at Portland.
Prof. N. p. Hull, Of the Ahtanum acad.
envy, is not related to Prof. Hull, Of
Ellensburgh, as stated last week. Our
authority was an Ellensburgh paper.
The Evans-smith Irrigation and Land
company have rented offices in the build
ing on the corner OF Yakima avenue and
Second street, over Chapman's drug store.
Up to the 14th inst. Charles Carpenter
had shipped 95l bales Of hops from this
section. Few agents or buyers in the
valley have shipped an equal quantity to
date.
A booth at the chrysanthemum festival
will be devoted to the sale of dolls and
souvenir booklets containing recipes for
baking cakes from Yakima's best cake
makers.
sgd. Noble, who has been visiting in
Portland during the past few weeks, has
returned and assumed his former place in
the jewelry establishment of II. ].
Kuechler.
Newspapers on the other side OF the
mountains are roasting one j. Gordan,
who 10 travelling for the Consolidated
Pants Co., for skipping out without pay
ing his printing bills.
George Edner, brother OF the unfortu'
nate Mart Edner, killed by OFT at Zillah
on the 7th inst, arrived at North Yakima
ON Saturday last, the day on which the
remains of his brother were buried.
I. G. Hamilton, Of Minneapolis. north-
western agent for the Red Line Railway
Co., was in the city during the week, as
was also the genial F. w. Parker, Puget
Sound agent for the same company.
b. C. Davenport left on Tuesday morn.
ing for visit among the scenes Of his old
home at Friendly, West Virginia. He
will be gone month or so, during which
time he will attend the Worlds fair.
Bob Stout, who has been in various
sections of the country during the past
three years, has returned to North Yak
ina. Recently he suffered the loss OF one
Of his legs by the accidental discharge o.
q revol yer.
An epidemic, similar in type to tn.
Ia grippe scourge Of two years ago, seeml
TO be creating good deal Of confusion il
old town and vicinity. North Yakims
has not been free from it, either. for two
or three weeks past.
o. s. Vance, with the clothing house o
I. H. Dills, this city, left on Wednesday
night for visit to his old home in New
York. He will visit the Worlds fair anc
other interesting places while east ant
will be gone five weeks.
G. L. Gano, of Mckee, "struck it rich
in an artesian well being sunk on hi
farm. Last week, at a depth of abou,
900 feet, the borers struck an artesisr
current. The flow is greater, he says
than from any well in the country.
l.. C. Lowell, who was driving team
of r. s. Morgan on Tuesday, was serious
ly injured about the head and shoulders
in a runaway. the team becoming I'M
manageable in fright at an abrupt turr
Of the vehicle. He is confined to hi
home.
L. q. Reeds little boy Freddie was roll
ing hoop on Saturday when viciou,
dog attacked him, biting the little fellow,
upper lip terribly. The wound was bott
painful and dangerous. DR.. Hill, who
was called, found it necessary to sew NJ
the wound to preserve the lip.
! Mrs. A. G. Bachrodt, who has for sew
eral weeks been visiting friends in thii