The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-07-20
HERALDINGS.

Ladies' try our $3.50 fine Dongola shoe
at Schott Bros. 20u
Ladies bow opera slippers at 20 cents
a pair ut Scbott Bros. 20-tf
Endless variety OF Oxford and tennis
shoes ut Schott Bros. 2O-tf
Mrs. Henry Brooke expects to leave for
her home in Seattle Friday.
Mrs. schannon and her sister, Miss Ida
La Croix, left for the Worlds Fair Tues
day.
Found, a lady's cloak. The owner can
recover same upon application TO J. NJ.
Gilbert.
J.. T. Eshelman and family left for Ia.
coma last week. They will reside at 1872
Yakima avenue.
II is reported that the engineers of the
G. b. & @. are in tie Grand Coulee work
ing towards Yakima.
j.. r. MrCafferty received $5l2 Tuesday
in adju, tment of the loss sustained in the
fire ten Gays previous.
j. NJ. Newman and wife let last week
for Ohio, the Worlds fair and the cap
tain's former home in Illinois.
Mrs. Rogers wife of the principal en-
gineer OF the N. p. Y. & X. Irrigation
Company, left for Tacoma Sunday.
Sheriff Simmons has provided himself
with bicycle, probably in anticipation
of running down the 1eetest evil doors
The peach trees in the Ahtanum valley
as far up rs Tampico are loaded down
with fruit this year.
A couple OF young men are in training
at the old town for pugilstic encounter
which is soon to take place in this vicinity
A lively bout IS anticipated.
A. X. and F. X. Hiscock left for Syra.
cuse, N. Y, Tuesday evening, to be at
the bedside of their mother, who was re
Gently seriously injured in fall.
Fred r. Reed says it was so hot ct
Prosser, Monday, that the labels shriveled
up and dropped from the tomato cans, III
the stores of the suffering merchants.
The thermometer registered 100 degrees
in the shade at North Yakima, Monday
afternoon, and los degrees at Prosser
TIE hop lice are getting their faces
tanned
Mrs. w. II. James is making Quill
out OF silk badges worn at reunions OF
various kinds. 1t promises to be hand.
some as well as novel souvenir OF social
and political events.
Harry Coonse recently purchased ten
acres from o. V. Carpenter, in schooi
section 80, adjoining his hop yard. Mr..
Coonse proposes putting the entire place
in hops this coming year.
Mrs. George Donald and son, Mrs. ].
d. Cornett and family. and Mrs. john
Donald, left Wednesday to spend the
heated term in camp near lakes Katcheez
and Kitchelas, Kittitas county.
Sneak tb;2ves entered house in the
eastern eriGsf the cily the other day and
stole the blankets and other possessions
OF ii. w. Ellis. The gun shop on FRS,
street. was also entered and several revol.
vers taken.
Mrs. b. u. Coombs and Mrs. w. S.
Clarke made their appearance at the
arnIory of Company +, Monday evening.
and invited all of the boys to Herke's,
sSnere with ice cream and cake an enjoy
able time was had.
Mrs. A. V. Goodwin returnt d from
Portland, Tuesday, where she was called
by the illness of her sister, whose condi
tioD has greatly improved. Mrs. Good.
win was accompanied home by her
nephew
The peach trees up the Natcheez are
loaded down to their limit with fruit.
Frnitvale, the recent acquisition OF Reed
~ ''NN'N't u'So ptothioto " llclu very
satisfactory crop of peaches as well H.
apples, prunes and grapes.
Major johnson. of Spokane, was in the
city Monday examining Captain Fred X
Reed, Lieut.. +. X. Hiscork and Lieut.
Marshal Scudder, of the cavalry troop, as
to their qualifications for the offices tn
which they had been elected. They all
passed the ordeal credtably.
Times must be rather quiet in PnyalInp
judging from the following in the Citizen
The scissors sharpener man has been
ringing his bell in town but nobody re
sponded. The dullness is too thick to
cut anyway. We are only trying to shar.
pen our wits to make something out OF
the little end OF nothing"
TX Mayor Stuart Rice, of Tacoma, tel s
the NeWs that England will send $780,
0OO In gold, in exchange for the bonds OF
the Prosser Falls and Priest Rapids I'm.
provement and Investmen Company,
within thirty days. This is the company
OF which G. II. Leadbetter is president.
The money will be used in clearing pres
ent Indebtedness and extending the sys.
TEN so as to irrigate 100, 600 acres of land.
County warrants are being discounted
again. This Is not due to any deprecia.
ton in their value or that they are not AS
good an investment as ever, but the
banks are not buying any securities, as
they realize that it will require q vast
amount OF money TO pick and prepare the
hops for market, and harvest the other