The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-09-13
GATHERED ABOUT HOME
Personal, Social and Business Events
Of Local Interest.
BITS OF GOSSIP, FACT and FANCY
Paragraphs About People We All
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Hest Tswn and Best Country In
Warrington state.

Call at The HERALD Office for hop tick
cts.
Miss Edna Haines and Miss Jaeger re.
turned on Saturday last to Zillah.
James Burnes, OF Ellensburgb, was
an over-Sundsy visitor in Yakima.
Col. L. s. Hewlett left for the Sound
Tuesday to look after his political inter.
ests.
Thomas J. Redmon, returned on Sat.
urday last from brief visit to Tacoms
and Seattle.
Mrs. II. X. Owens left on Sunday fol
Seattle where she will make quite an ex-
tended visit.
THE HERALD is equipped to print hop
tickets in the best manner and at the
lowest prices.
Mrs. Thomas Howes and son, oil
Portland, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred r. Reed.
An Indian hop picker on Joseph
Stephenson's school section ranch died
suddenly Sunday night.
Congressman Do ,little, Of Tacoma,
passed through Yakima Friday on his
way home from Washington.
Frank Swanson, the Hotel Yakima
barber, has gone to Ellensburg to remain.
His departure 10 mourned mainly by
creditors.
r. l.. Purdin, Of the Wenas, has again
acceptt the position of school teacher at
Thorpe, Kittitas county, where he is very
highly esteemed.
Mrs. J. II. Orr, who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. A. F. Smelling, for some
time past, left for her home at Hannibal,
Mo-, on Saturday last.
Henry Wilson, the nelegged cigar
dealer, formerly Of North Yakima, has
been nominated justice Of the peace by
the populists OF Prosser.
Mr.. T. F. Maher, is in Tacama, having
a temporary billet under Collector Ssun-
ders as inspector Of foreign exhibits in
bond at the Inter state fair.
Mr.. Frank Kimball, secretary Of the
receiver OF the Seattle, Lake Shore &
Eastern railroad, was q Yakima visitor
on Friday and Saturday last.
When the hair begins TO fall out or turn
gray, the scalp needs doctoring, and we
know OF no better specific than Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover.
Mr.. Frank Sears, Of Tacoma, Was 10
Yakima Monday looking after his realty
interests. Mr.. Sears is the owner OF val
liable tract of land on the bench west Of
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Reed passed
through the city Wednesday bound for
New York via Tacoma and the Canadian
Pacific. They do not intend to return to
the west.
Speaking of populist meeting at Med
ical Lake the Spokane Chronicle said :
1.-THE attendance was considerably dimin'
ished on account Of rival entertainment
at the insane asylum"
Charles Foster, clerk Of the Hotel Yak
lima, left on Monday morning for short
visit with his family in Puyallup. Mr..
Foster has been in poor health OF late
and he hopes the change and rest will
prove beneficial.
Mr.. d. E. Lesh has secured Through
persistent importantly Of Paul Schulze)
an extension Of time on the cut rate for
potato shipments to all points scheduled
recently a. being affected. The cut holds
good until Nov. /.
Mr.. Ike Harris, of the Harris Commits
sion company, Tacoma, spent Saturday
last in the city. He was astonished At
the indications Of business life here and
enthusiastically passed the opinion that
yakima is all right"
Col. Hewlett has engaged splendid
quarters at the Hotel Spokane for the
republican state convention. His candi'
dacy is being favorsbly considered
throughout the state and every mail
brings letters Of encouragement and as
surances Of strong support.
+. III. Spon has as pretty hop a. can
be found anywhere. They are great big
fellows and he estimates he will get ton
to the acre. Last year Mr.. Spon got two
cents in advance OF the market price on
account of the extra quality Of his pro
duct and this year he is strongly Of the
belief that he will realize IL cents.
George Livesley arrived in the city on
Friday last from 0rting, and will remain
for several days. He reports the hoI
crop Of the Sound as being badly damag
ed by lice, the warm weather and rains
having brought them out in great abund
ance. He is inclined to believe that NOT
over 40 per cent. of the hops OF the state
will be picked, OH account OF the hard