The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-06-21

Miss Jessie Bailey left on Tuesday for
visit with Seattle friends.
Thirty large boxes OF Ahtanum cream
cheese were shipped to Tacoma this
week.
An invitation social hop will be the
attraction at the Hotel Atherton Friday
evening.
Edward Pruyn was down from Ellens-
burgh for couple Of days this week at
tending court
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam vinson accom-
panied, by Miss Lena Stanton, left yester-
day for Spokane.
The Water Works Co. are arranging to
build brick office, 2jx30 feet, on the lot
adjoining the Syndicate block.
II you want job work or have any news
to communicate ring up IS. That Is the
number Of The HERALD's telephone.
JIM. Ashton, attorney Of the Northern
Pacific. was in the city Wednesday attend
ing to business in the superior court.
Prosecuting Attorney Rockford and
bride returned from L ,erett on Tuesdays
train and have quarters at The Anterior.
Doctors Frank and Mccormick went to
Fort Simcoe, Tuesday, and performed u
delicate surgical operation on Mrs. Wat
son.
The wife and child OF F. w. Roach. Of
the Republic COMPOSING room, arrived in
the city on Wednesday from Des Moines,
Iowa.
I. A. Nadeau, agent Of the Northern
Pacific at Seattle, arrived in the city Sun
day aud spent several days the guest OF
The Hotel Yakima.
Prof. George II. Watt, Of the agricult-
ural college, Pullman, will be here, with
mis- wife, the last Of the week, to spend
the summer vacation.
Auditor and Mrs. NJ. H. Ellis left for
the Pacific coast on Wednesday in hopes
that the sea breeze will prove beneficial
the formers health.
Miss Maude Steiner, who has been
attending school at ST. Heien's Hall,
Portland, is expected home Saturday for
the summer vacation.
Henry Brooke, son-in-law Of Council
man II. ii. Allen, arrived in the city
sunday and will return home the last OF
the week accompanied by Mrs. Brooke.
Kremer & Son are showing their conf.
dence in the building up Of the city this
wear by kiln of 10000 bricks and they
are still busily engaged in making more.
C. s. Bridges, chief deputy under Mar
,hal Drake arrived from the Sound Tues
lay to take to Seattle the last Of the in
jured commonwealers who has been
confined at the hospital.
The Yakima City creamery was finish
cd this week. The windows aud last OF
he machinery were received and placed
in position this week, and active opera
lions will be inaugurated on Monday.
There is q report current that Archi-
bald Miller while riding horse. on the
Mckee, on Sunday, was struck by lishtin-
ing aud somewhat injured but The HER-
AID has been unable to verify the rumor.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Spain left for Port
land on Wednesday to join the members
Of the supreme lodge, A. o. U. W, aud
accompany them to Seattle, where q
grand banquet and blow out will he held.
Agent L. T. Erwin, Miss Byrd Award,
Postmaster Charles Adams, together with
DR.. |. N. Power and Z. +. Wager of
Ellensburgh came in from Fort Simcoe
On Tuesday, and spent q couple Of days
In the city.
There will be an ice cream and straw
berry festival at the Congregational
church next Thursday evening. As the
militia boys leave the following day for
the eucampment the date was ar
ranged for their convenience.
The report that Elk deputy Marshal A.
n. Mcguire will move to Spokane, and
occuy similar berth there, is erroneous.
Mr.. Mcguire intends to remain Ia Yak
ina and engage 10 business. although Of
what nature he has not yet decided. :
MFR. II. Sawyer and Miss Harriet Saw
yer lett on Thursday morning. via the
Canadian Pacific, for Saltwater. Mimi.
where they expect to remain aud where
Miss Sawyer has secured an inviting
position in the public schools.
Desert land patents have been received
at the u. s. land Office for William L.
Thornton, Fred R. Ogle, Settie Strohsch,
George w. Delsmater, Charles X. Rock
wood and James L. Smith. There is
also a patent for q coal claim issued to
James J. Imbrie, deceased.
]. w. Barnett, sheriff OF Lewis
county. was guest OF the Hotel Yakima
on Tuesday. He had been to Walls
walla with prisoners and on account Of
the irregularities Of the trains he con-
cluded to avail himselfa the opportunity
to see the smiling valley OF the Yakima.
Mfr. aud Mrs. NJ. Sones, OF Racine,
Wis, arrived here on Monday. after being
three weeks on the road. They are rela-
tives OF Mrs. oplistil and Mike Scborn,
and II they are pleased with the Yakima
country. as they surely will be. they will
return to Wisconsin and dispose of their
property as preliminary to making this