The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-10-25
GATHERED ABOUT HOME
Personal, Social and Business Events
Of Local Interest.
BITS OF GOSSIP, FACT and FANCY
Paragraphs About People We All
Knsw-HaPpenings in the Live
Hest Town and Hest Country In
Washington state.

Dick Curry was Seattle visitor this
week.
Jasper Flannery has returned to his
home in Goldendsle.
Mr.. Cyrus Walker returned to the city
frcn Seattle on Sunday.
Born, Friday. October 10, to the wife
of Rev. Robert Warner, a con.
Judge Graves was an Ellensburgh Wis
itor on Sunday, returning Monday.
Born, Wednesday, Oct II, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Bartholet, jr., son.
Mrs. J. d. Daley is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Judson, at Tacoma.
4. Bentley, who has been visiting in
Yakima, returned to his home in Golden
dale.
Capt. Robert Dunn and wife, OF Parker
Bottom, were visitors in Seattle over Sun
day.
T. G. O'Connor. one Of Eilensburg's
most prosperous merchants, was an over
Sunday visitor In Yakima.
Judge Reavis and Prosecutor Rockford
left on Sunday for Olympia, having bus
mess before the supreme court.
The Tacoma Union announces that Col.
James Gilbert, of North Yakima, was in
the City Of Destiny over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed and wife and
Mr.. ond Mrs. A. N. Short awere visitors
in Seattle after the close OF the Interstate
fair.
The Goldendale Agricuituralist says
that all Of that city's hop pickers have
returned from Yakima, and that all have
made money.
r. A. Hume, special agent of the N. p.
land department, returned on Saturday
from the Sound, leaving on Sunday for
Spokane and Colfax.
l.. C. Reed, formerly of this city, is
now resident OF Colfax, where he is the
leader OF a brass band which is said to be
unexceled in the state.
The hour for Sunday school has been
changed to 10 q. IN. in the Presbyterian
church, making the hours of service
alike in all the.churches.
Among the awards granted by the In
terstate fair, the Yakima Soda Springs
company and the Yakima Creamery
company were remembered.
Newton b. Pierce, special agent OF the
U. S. agricultural department is now in
the state for the purpose of investigating
the blight which Affects the tomato.
Messrs Fred. Parker aud Nick. Mccoy
left on Sunday for trip to California;
the former gentleman to look after some
mail route contracts and the latter for his
health.
The Selah Valley exhibit at the Inter.
state fair attracted marked attention.
The Ledger OF Sunday, October q, con
tans a cut illustrating the display from
that section, deemng it particularly
worthy.
Lynde Palmer, OF the st. Paul & Ia
/ coma Lumber company, returned on Sun
day from his business visit to Tacoma.
| While there the suit against him. as re-
ceiver OF the wooden mill plant was de-
cided in his favor.
William Moore died at the hospital on
Saturday evening, of consumption, and
Charles Ingalls, died OF heart disease OF
the old mission on the same night. They
were buried on Sunday in the city GEM
etery, Sexton Schwartz interring both in
one wide grave.
]. NJ Mcfarland, formerly sheriff oil
Walla Walla county, and who is we'll
known here through his connection with
Brown Bros, nurserymen, and later as
U. S. Deputy marshal, was arrested at
Tacoma, few days ago, charged with
larceny by bailee, growing out OF trans
action in which he took note for collec-
ton. Although he failed to realize on the
paper. he neglected to return it to the
owner, Portland man, hence the arrest.
Mr.. Mcfarland says he will have no
trouble in freeing himself from any charge
OF guilt.