The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-10-04
GATHERED ABOUT HOME
Personal, Social and Business Events
Of Local Interest.
BITS or GOSSIP, FACT AND FANCY
Paragraphs About People We All
Know-Happenings in the Live.
Hest Town and Hest Country in
Washington state.

w. N. Granger was visitor in Tacoma
Wednesday.
The city schools opened on Monday for
the fall term.
The county commissioners are in SEES
sion this week.
Mr.. John Dempsey visited his home in
Goldendale last week.
r. A. Hume left on Friday for BUSH
ness trip to Ellensburg.
Mrs. p. A. Bounds returned last week
from her long visit to Alaska.
Sheriff Simmons returned on Tuesday
morning from his trip to Tacoma.
Sunday last was the beginning of the
5,556th year of the Jewish calendar.
United States Deputy Marshal Catron
was Tacoma visitor on Wednesday.
Theodore Steiner has leased the dining
room of the Hotel Perkins, in Portland.
Louis Harris, Of the |. Y. L., left on
Monday for business trip to the Sound.
Mrs. Ben E. Snipes is in the city from
Seattle, guest of Mr.. II. ii. Allen and
family.
Born, on Sunday, September 80, to the
wife OF Charles s. Bailey, OF this city, a
daughter.
The Carpenter creamery at Yakima
city has begun the manufacture of lin
burger cheese.
Frank d. Nash, OF Tacoma, well known
in Yakima, is IN the city this week at.
tending court.
Died, at Yakima City. Oct. 8, the in
FAINT child of Mr.. and Mrs George Hol-
loway, aged months.
+. d. Schnebly, of Ellensburg, was in
the city on Saturday looking after his
business interests here.
Attorney W. s. Smith is in the city
from Ellensburg in attendance upon the
present term of the superior court.
William Mcintyre, OF the Tacoma News
was in Yakima on Friday last. He may
conclude to purchase some Yakima real
estate.
Bank Examiner 4. T. Wilson, OF e.
lensburg, was visitor in Yakima on
Saturday, leaving for Montana on Satur-
day morning.
No one in ordinary health need become
bald or gray, if he will follow sensible
treatment. We advise cleanliness of the
scalp and the use Of Halls Hair Remover.
Rev. Monroe Drew, on Sunday after
noon, at the residence OF the groom,
united in marriage Mr.. Jaspar Mikklesen
and Miss Hannah Lindstrom, both OF
this city.
Col. VIM. F. Prosser was on Monday
elected a member of the board OF curat-
ofs of the state historical society,
WHICH body held its third annual meeting
at Tacoma October L.
Deputy United States Marshals j. b.
Catron and E. F. Drake took second
batch OF prisoners to Walla Walla Thurs
day afternoon via. the W. & C. r. Ry.
All the prisoners were arrested for selling
liquor to Indians. The prisoners were
Joe Bagley, John Wilson, Ed. Seymour,
William M. Jackson, Ed. Chandler, Wal
ter Hendrickson, Charles Williams, Tom
Conall, James Conley, John Vergan,
William Graves, Charles Anderson, John
Stewart Ed. German.
The Hallock potato digger is a new ma
chine which is astonishing the natives.
On Tuesday one of them was tried at the
Robertson ranch, northwest of the city,
in hard soil, weedy soil. green vines,
rocky land, etc., and perfect separation
in every instance, no vines, clods
or stones being mixed with the spuds. A
man followed the machine with hoe
and could not find a potato left in the
ground. As many acres can be covered
in day as team OF horses.can rapidly
walk over; and the price is only $50. For
sale by Fawcett Bros. 81
Coffin Bros. have been the victims OF
Indian shoplifters ever since hop picking
began. The firm has employed Indian
detectives, but all to no purpose; goods
every day. On Friday night
Lester Coffin caught siwash in the act
Of putting a pair of trousers underneath
his blanket. The Sullivanesque blow
with which that Indian was assisted
FORWARD astonished loTlgers In the big
department store, and also served to dis
arrange the wooden toga which adorned
the anatomy of the ward OF the govern
ment to such an extent that two pairs of
trousers fell from ii to the floor. As Mr..
Coffin spFained bis first finger knuckle
with the blow he struck, his advantage
was not followed up; and the Indian was
allowed to depart without further chas-
tisement.
The deputy U. S. marshals have arrest
ed this far AZ men on the charge OF selling