The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-11-08
GATHERED ABOUT HOME
Personal, Social and Business Events
Of Local Interest.
BITS OF GOSSIP, FACT And FANCY
Paragraphs About People We All
Know-Happenings I'm the Live
Hest Town and hest Country i'm
Washington state.

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James Greer was q visitor in Golden
dale last week.
Ed Farmer and wife were Prosser Wis
| itors this week.
! +. d. Clemmer returned from Cle-Elum
on Sunday morning.
Miss May Chappell visited relatives in
Ellensburg last week.
Agent Erwin was in from the reser.
walton on Saturday last.
X. L. Lee Hill, OF the Post InteHigencer,
was in the city on Friday last.
A man named Brison died at st. Eliza
beth's hospital on Friday, of consump-
ton.
! W. II. James, af the Prosser american,
was in the city one or two days this
week
| III. r. Schildnecht, formerly of this city,
/ is now cashier of the new Columbia Val
ley bank, at Wenatchee.a
Ex-mayor j. T. Ronald, OF Seattle, was
an over Sunday visitor in "the City OF
Sunshine
A sagehen weighing . pounds and
ounces was killed at Mabton recently by
James Plat.
George Browne, of the st. Paul & Ia
coma Lumber. company, was a Yakima
visitor on Saturday last.
Thomas Carstens, the we'll known Sc
attic cattle buyer and stock man, was in
Yakima on business on Saturday.
The Prosser Falls Roller mills will be
started this week. The miller in charge
Is w. II. Brownlow, formerly of Elens-
burg.
The first of the NJ. NJ. clubs receptions
will be held at Mason's opera house, Sat
urday evening Nov. TO- Dancing from
$3.50 to II.
Messrs. Samuel Storrow and Lynde Pal
mer and left on Monday morning for
hunting trip along the Columbia near
| kennewick.
| Mrs. Frank b. Sllsrdlow left on Tues
day for Walla Walla, Lewiston and Col
fax, to spend several weeks with friends
and relatives.
t. +. Maher returned from Tacoma on
Sunday morning for the purpose of drop
ping a straight democratic vote into the
ballot box on Tuesday.
The Kings Daughters entertained
number of their friends with pleasing
program at the home of Miss Edith Spain
on Saturday afternoon last.
Frank Bartholet returned on Sunday
from Ellensburg accompanied by his wife
and child, who have been guests of Mrs.
Bartholet's sister, Mrs. Hogan.
Sheriff Simmons was an Elensburg
visitor on Saturday; from which city he
took cayuse ride over several miles OF
mountains and foothills in search Of cat
tie thieves.
w. z. Bird, travelling auditor of the
Northern Pacific railroad, and W. II.
Humphrey, of the Northern Pacific Ex-
press company, were Yakima visitors for
several days this week
Spokesman RerieU: 1t is notew orthy
fact that the country in any about Pros
ser expects to winter about 80, 900 head of
Oregon sheep. As a winter resort Wash
ington furnishes an unexcelled elm ate.
Young men of the Y. NJ. c. A. are cir
culating petition among club members,
asking for their consent in the matter of
allowing the religious association to hold
meetings in the Commercial club parlors.
Il. A. Graham was on Sunday morning
checked in" as agent at the Northern
Pacific depot during the illness of Mr.. H.
c. Humphrey, who may not be able to
return to his duties for two or three
weeks
Died, at Prosser, October 81, OF typho-
malerla complicated WIN pneumonia,
John q. Falkensten, aged % years. The
deceased had recently arrived in Prosser
expecting to locate. He leaves wife
and one child.
Jack Jolly, of Tacoma, was visitor in
Yakima on Saturday. Jack has reason
to remember this city, because he came
very near losing his life in the common
veal riots here, being shot in the abdo-
men, He has entirely recovered now.
! Master George Donald, on Saturday,
shipped his little Shetland colt to Port
land as a birthday gift to Master Donald
Rowe, whose father was formerly con-
nected with the Yakima National bank
and member OF the firm Of Weed &
Rowe.
John B. Rogers, who has been the res
ident engineer for the Sunnyside Ditch
company for more than year past, left
on Sunday for San Francisco where he
has been appointed to an even more de-
sirsbe position.