The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-07-26
PHOTOGRAPHERS HARVEST
Brief Notes About the Summer Sauuter.
inss Of People We Know.
NEWS OF MORE THAN USUAL INTEREST
sale OF sunny side Bonds Confirmed.
Prices OF Fruit aud Hops RuItng
Iowa. -. naguife Takes the
Hotel Anterior.

Keith Dunlop left on Monday for his
ranch at Prosser.
Born. on Wednesday. July rs, to the
wife OF @. J Hill, a daughter.
P. II. W. Ross, Of Ellensburg, was q
Yakima visitor on Wednesday.
Undertaken A. F. Hosks, of Tpcoma,
was = visitor in Yakima over Sunday.
Born, on Thursday, July 10. to the
wife Of W. II. McElree. Of the Mckee, u
son.
| J. II Davis, OF the Tacoma Railway &
Meter Company, 10 Yakima visitor this
week.
Rev. Samuel Greene, Of Seattle. q Bsp-
list church state missionary, 10 in the
city this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. s. Courier have
leased and will shortly occupy the vlnson
cottage, on Second street.
The regular quarterly examination for
teachers certificates will be held in this
city on August 8, 9 and 10.
Married, in the Natcheez valley, July
25, by the Rev. A. Stayt, Mr.. Samuel
kincaid and Miss Annie Hatley.
Mrs. B johnson, recently proprietor Of
the Home Bakery in this city, left to-day
for her home in Everett to remain.
Mr.. Lynde Palmer, OF the St. Paul &
Tacoma Lumber Co, left this morning
for short business trip to Tacoma.
W.T.. Bird, Of St. Paul, travelling aud
itor Of the Northern Pacific railway, was
= Yakima visitor for several days this
week.
Miss Ollie Parker, daughter, of Mr..
Frank T. Parker, of the Ahtannm, is
very seriously i'll. She is sufferer from
consumption.
Fred Thompson estimates that he will
have 100 900 pounds If primes this year I;
Baker & Hslstead $1,000 and G. p. vii
cox NJ many more.
Deputy Marshal George Guilland wa
called to Tacoma on Monday on NE
count Of the still unsettled strike troubles,
returning Wednesday informing.
James Mackison returned yesterday
from Cripple Creek. Col. He says I. p.
Airheart is one of the richest men of that
section and that his monthly rent roll il
500.
Word was received Wednesday by Mrs
E. T. Burt and her sister to the effect tina,
their grandmother had died at Weisbsd
en-. Germany, leaving each legacy OF
$4,000.
Lieut.. Dell Hiscock left to-day for Ia.
coma to meet his father and mother, who
are coming our from New York over the
Canadian Pacific. The senator and his
wife will visit Yakima before returning
east.
Col. A. G. Walker and DR.. W. II. Hare
returned on Monday from Soda Springs
leaving on Wednesday for Fort Simcoe.
They will remain there until Monda,
next at which time they will again 20 to
the Springs for an extended outing.
H. J. Snively and j. B. Reavis were
Tacoma visitors last week, on legal bnsi-
ness. While there the former on Thurs
day accompanied Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury Charles Hsmlin upon hi.
trip up the Sound on the revenue cutter
Grant; being, as the Seattle telegraph
put it, "Mr. Hamlin's especial guest"
A nine-year old son OF Hiram Franzan,
living near Toppenish, had leg broken
on Saturday last. The boy WAS riding in
q wagon with his father when, in some
unaccountable manner he fell FROM the
vehicle under the wheels. one of which
ran over his ley, breaking it in two places.
Young Franzen was brought TO this cit,
for care and treatment yesterday.
Mr.. Enos, Of Tacoms, who has bsen to
New York looking after the placing Of
the bonds OF the N. p, Y. & K. Irriga
ton company, passed through Yakima
yesterday on his way home. He says
that the bonds have been placed and
that Mr.. Schulze is probably now on his
way west, as it was his intention TO re-
main in New York but few days after
MIR. Enos left in order to perfect the vari-
Gus details OF the transfer.
State Senator Lie, OF Spokane, was
in Yakima this week. He is much in-
terested in the pro ,osed right-of-way
through the reservation for an irrigation
ditch, the bill granting said right-of-way
having passed the house last GEEK. This
ditch is expected to reclaim ma ~ thou
sand acres Of land, aud will be sixty
miles long. Senator lde WAS largely in
strumental in originating the move, and
is very enthusiastic over the outcome.
He returned to Spokane on Tuesday.
On Thursday night last horse WAS
stolen at Eilensburg, and on Friday
morning young fellow, twenty wears of
aye, namei Tom Evans, started in pur-
suit Of the thief. He caught his man at
Kiona on Sunday evening, but in
struggle with him was shot in the leg and
his prisoner escaped. Evans hunted
farmer and got Winchester, rode fifteen
miles and again captured his man and
horse, and took them back to Eilensbury
Hon. Hugh c. Wallace, Of Tacoma.
the national democratic committeeman
of this state, spent Wednesday and Thurs
day in this civ. on his return home from