The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-08-17

lHe mlrses iNose anu Ellie Ihfy are 80
journins at the Soda Springs.
Mrs. s. o. Morford returned last even
ing from visit to Hot Springs.
Born-To the wife Of George Wilson,
North Yakima, August II, girl.
William Ker returned on Wednesday
from business trip to Sound points.
Auditor Myron ii. Ellis returned to-
day from business visit to Tacoma.
L. NJ. Reed returned this morning.
from several-days' sojourn on the Sound
Mrs. q. II. Jacobs left on Friday for
an extended visit with relatives IN Iowa
Capt. Fred II. Reed returned this morn
ing from business trip to the Sound
cities.
w. Mockley, civil engineer, OF Puy-
allup, was in this city during the week
on business.
School at St. Joseph's academy in this
city will be opened on the first Monda,
in September.
The NJ. +. ice-cream s,cial at G. A. r
hall last evening was a very gratifying
success in every way.
Charley Teaff. the busy travelling man
for the Gordon Hardware Company, Of
Gaattia 10 10, N ..ity
Willis Thorpe, the stockman. left on
Wednesday for Alaska, where he has i'm
portant business interests.
A new butcher shop will he opened on
the first OF next month in White & Leach's
old stand on Yakima avenue.
C. w. Badger returned to the city on
FRIDAY. He has been helping to COM
plete Mr.. Bradford's new hop house.
Secretary Maher issues a call elsewhere
in this issue for meeting Of the Demo
cratic county central committee on Satur-
day.
Chris Miller left on Saturday nights
train for Chicago and New York for So
journ of several weeks amidst old home
scenes.
II the Kickapoo Medicine Company is
not ''peddler and hawker," Webster
committed an error in defining those
words.
Attention of sheep men is directed to
adv. elsewhere in this issue OF 1000 thor
oughbred bucks for sale at Pendleton,
Oregon.
Mrs. George S. Courier. who has been
visiting relatives and friends at Mount
Vernon. this state, returned home during
the week.
Messrs. Butler & Shuck have sold their
saloon business to Messrs. Sam Jackson
& D. T. Myers. The new firm took pos
session on Monday last.
Agent Erwin. OF Fl. Since, is supe' in.
tending tie survey of Fish lake, a much
valued fishing aud hunting ground set
apart by Uncle Sam for the Indians.
Deputy United States Marshal Sam
Vinson and wife came home on Sun
day. After brief sol urn with friends
Mr.. Vinson returned to Spokane,
Frank Mcclure we'll. known news
paper man Of Spokane, has been ap.
pointed deputy United States marshal for
the district OF Yakima and Kittitas coun-
ties.
An enjoyable party was held at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Rowe
last evening. in the exercises Of which
quite number of young people par ici-
patel.
j. II. Greer has resigned from the posi-
ton of superintendent Of the telephone
business in this city. other business de-
handing his entire time. He will be
superseded by a man from Spokane.
Miss Rena Smith, of old town, who
has been under treatment at St. Eliza
baths hospital, this city, for two months,
for abcess in the right siie, has so far re.
covered as to be able to return home.
W. A. Rice. DR.. G. G. Wagner, Sam
NJ. jackson, and Freeman W. Enos, Of
Tacoma, were in Yakima this week
making yearly proof on desc t claims I'M
der the Prosser Falls and Priest Rapids
Canal Company's ditch.
WILDER Kirkman, a well-known former
resident OF North Yakima, came over
from Wa;ls' Walla on Wednesday. In
order to become thoroughly acquainted
with the lower part Of the county, Kirk
man came through with horse and buggy.
Charley Carpenter returned on Fri sy
last from a two-monihs' visit to the
Worlds fair ar his former home in New
York. He came via the Southern Pacific
and has many interesting experiences TO
describe as a result OF his trip and eastern
soiourn.
On Friday night last the sawmill of
William Haekett. on the Ahtanum, near
Soda Springs. was consumed by fire.
The structure was mere shell of small
value, and, inssmuch as the machinery
was only slightly damaged, the loss is
not seriously heavy.
Mrs. w. I. Lince. who has been visit
ing relatives in West Virginia for some
time, is now en- route to her Yakima
. h ,me. While east she sent her husband
sample OF hops raised in "Old Virginv."
The burr is small and in every way in
ferior to the Yakima proSnet.
Major Jay Lynch, ex-Indian agent OF
the Simcoe reservation, recently succeei-
ed by Judge Erwin, of South Bend, left
on Saturday for his home at DAYTON.