The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-07-06
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

H. & H. LeMsy, hop factors, Of London,
Eng, was in the city on Saturday last,
accompanied by R. G. Poftwsy, the
northwestern representative Of the firm.
Mr.. LeMay visited various hop yards 10
this neighborhood and was greatly pleas
ed with all he saw. He claimed famili
arity with Yakima hops which had pass
ed through the London market, and gave
them 3 high rating for quality. The day
he was here he got touch Of pure Yak
ina summer weather and pledged his
word that II there were many days Of the
same degree OF temperature that any
fears Of the aphis were unquestionably
groundless. With regard to the English
crop he said the indications were unfav-
orable, and that the estimates were 1884,
600 old duty or 36o.0O0 hundred weight,
which is figured at 100000 bales. The
average crop is a third greater than this.
Mr.. LeMay promised to keep the readers
Of The HERALD well informed on all Of
the important foreign hop news both by
cable and circular.
A distinguished party Of commercial
citizens Of Yakima left for the Worlds
fair and the business centers OF the east,
on Wednesday night. They were Henry
H. Schott, Of the firm Of Schott Bros.
Phillip Otter, the senior member Of the
firm Of Otter Bros, and James Walton,
coat maker for Z. F. White. Mr.. Schott
informed The HERALD representative that
he was going to see all there was to be
seen in months time and visit the great
shoe factories where he would purchase a
fine line of goods direct. He will be ac-
companied to his old home in Jordan.
MIMI, by his wife. Mr.. Otter will view
the big show, get points on the dry goods
trade and lay in an immense stock OF
goods that will please the most critical
buyer. He will visit New York during
the six weeks he expects to be absent.
Mr.. Walton will likewise see the big
show and it is strongly rumored that he
will bring back with him something
more precious than dry goods or boots
and shoes, in fact will not return alone.
They all have the best wishes OF TIE
HERALD in their collective and several
undertakings.
Belvidere, H., Dec. 8. 1891.
NORMAN LcHrY, Demoine, Iowa.
DEAR SIR Having suffered great
deal from headache for years and being
unable to get relief until it would wear
away Of itself, I saw Krauce's Headache
Capsules advertised. / tried them and
now am never without them, finding it
the only remedy that will give me relief
When now find headache coming on
me take capsule and find the relief in
Simultaneous. Respectfully,
q. H. WRIGHT.
Boston, Mass.
For sale by W. H. Chapman.
II. E. Peterson and s. I. Reaves, dep
uties Of the Order OF the Golden Shore,
have been in the city during the past
week organizing local lodge. On We'd
nesday "a charter members had been Sc
cured and by the date Of the first meet
ing, Friday. July 7, it is expected that
this number will be materially increased
The lodge will be instituted at Odd Eel
lows hall, Friday evening, the doors to
be open between 7 and o'clock.
A message was received from Prosser
Wednesday notifying the sheriff that Hal
Harper. or Stevens, as be is sometimes
known, had tried to commit suicide that
day by tvking poison, and asking the
sheriff to come down and bring DR.. Nc
Cormick. A later telegram stated that
there was no necessity for making the
trip rs Harper was recovering.
The residence OF J. P. McCafferty
caught fire last night from stove or de-
fective fue and was considerably scorch-
ed. Mr.. McCafferty was alone in the
house and asleep at the time. With two
strea ms from hydrant the fireboys soon
had the fire out and everything about
the building well wet down.
President J. NJ. Frazer, OF the Ahtanum
COOPERATIVE Creamery Company. favor
ed THE HERALD with acutting Of the first
cheese made. Without feeling of favor
or prejudice We can honestly say it IL
superior to any new cheese shipped in
here.
Prosecuting Attorney ]. A. Rockford
and wife will leave Sunday for their
former home in Kansas. Mrs. Rockford
has been failing in health for some time
and 1t is Mr.. Rochford's intention to
leave her there with her parents in hopes
that the change will prove beneficial.
McKee's Rocks. Pa, Feb. 81, 81.
NORMAN LIGHTLY, Des Moines, Iowa.
DEAR SIR Please ship Krause's Cap
sules ordered as soon as you possibly
can. We are entirely out and missing
sales. III. ID. KRAMER & Co.
For sale by w. II. Chapman, druggist.
v. 9. Bogue spent several days in the
city during the past week looking after
his property. leaving for his home in
Portland, Sunday. He was greatly pleas
ed with the progress and Improvements
Of the county and the substantial appear
ance Of the city.
Tobias Beckner and James Kinney are