The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-05-24

illness.
r. Strobach is on land cruising expe
dition over the range.
John Reed returned from Seattle on
Wednesday morning.
Born, Saturday. May 10, 10 the wife o.
Harr6pinning, a son.
Born, to the wife OF George A. Smith
Friday, May IS, a daughter.
A. A. Patterson. editor of the Elleus
burgh Register, was in the city Wednes
day.
S. q. Crandsll was a visitor in Seattl,
and Tacoma last week, returning or
Sunday.
John Kangley, OF the Northern Pacific
Coal company, is expected in the city to
morrow.
Mrs. Helen Hunt and her daughter
Miss Nita Hunt, Of Seattle, are visiting
Mrs. W. F. Prosser.
Mr.. +. ID. Hiscock returned this morn
ing from a visit of week with bis
brother and family In Tacoma.
Rev. Lane, of Spokane, conducted ser
vices at the Episcopal church on Sunday
last, addressing large audience.
W. II. Dumble, the sunnyside hard
ware merchant, has sold his establish
ment and gone on visit to Minnesota.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ii. Mcguire have
leesed and are new occupying the resi-
dence OF Samuel Vinson, on Second street
Manager Palmer, Of the st. Paul and
Tacoma Lumber company, is establishing
branch yards throughout the lower
country.
Married, on Saturday last, at the resi-.
dence of Justice Henton, who officiated
Mr.. Joseph Allen and Mrs. Flora Moore,
both of this city.
NJ. Probach has just completed two
new houses on North Third street, which
he Immediately rented to Messrs. Nagler
and Faltermeyer.
Capt. Fred r. Reed has Withdrawn his
resignation. by the unanimous request Of
Troop G. The boys go into camp on
June Is at Olympia.
Hon. W. w. Newly, a government
Especial agent, is in the city. He will re-
port to the interior department as to the
progress of the surveys and allotments on
the Yakima reserve.
Mrs. 6. A. Graham will accompany
her friends, Mrs. II. G. Humphrey and
Miss Dunning, on their trip to the east
Mrs. Graham will visit relatives in Ohio
during her outing, and spend some time
in Washington, d. &.
z. Bellies, OF the Hotel Yakima, is ar
ranging for a speeding program at tn,
state fair track on July 4, il Yakima cele
brates. Purses of at least 81 900 will b.
eAefed and some neat attractions will bt
booked. Full particulars will be giver
later.
Ward Bros state that they are con
stantly in receipt OF letters from st. Pau
and the east, asking for information rela
tive to the Yakima peach and fruit crop
Our fame is spreading and growing-bu
80 are our crops, and we shall easily
handle all orders.
Cyrus Walker, the millionaire lumber
man of Port Gamble, was Yakima Wis
itor the early part of this week. Mrs
Walker and child arrived on Tuesday
and the family have taken a suite o
rooms at the Hotel Yakima. They viii
remain here for the summer.
The fourth Demorest medal contest viii
be held at Mason's opera house, Frida,
evening, May 25. The services OF W. L
Connolly and other vocalists have- beer
enlisted for this occasion, and the Yakimi
band will contribute to making the must
cal part of the program especially attract
i've.
A birthday party given by Prof. Gu.
Andrews in honor OF his wife on SATURDAY.
last was rather musical event. Amoni
those present were: Prof. Francis an,
family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gordon
Mr. and Mrs. A. Shndeler, Mrs. T.
Maher and daughters, Miss Bunnell
Miss Lund, Messrs. Macarthur and Teal
Ser vices OF the Regular Missionar,
Baptist church will be held at the cour
house Sunday, May 81, as follows: Sun
day school at 10 a. m, preaching at IL a
m. and p. IN. Elders j. T. Moore, lat
editor of the Baptist Sentinel, and W.
Cook. OF Dayton. will be here, one O
whom will preach at both services. Com
out and hear them. They are making
tour of the state, preparatory to mission
AIRY work in the Argentine Republic, an
are both able speakers.
Mr.. q. S. Rankin was the victim G
an unfortunate accident on Wednesday
He was bringing up iron from the pit i
his hop house on the ranch to put upo
the roof, when four-pound bench az
fell from the flooring overhead, struc
{ lim on the back of the neck and cut
eep cash fully two inches long in tn
iiesh. Had he fallen backward rathe
than forward he might have toppled owe
into the pit and been still more seriousl
injured. He,is suffering nothing save in
convenience from the accident, althoug
the wound is very sensitive. It was
narrow escape.
The county convention to elect dele