The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-07-26
A Harvest Of Good Things Cleaned BY
the Reporter.
no CHAFr FOUND IN THIS WHEAT
a Great Yield Follows the Bussling
ana she Rassitng OF 'sThe Her.
aids" Workmen in Meadows,
Gardens and Farms.

va II. Esiils anu WIG ftturHcu Ou sun
day from visit to the coast.
Peter Bellies left on Sunday for a bust.
ness trip to Tacoma and Puyallup.
NJ. schorn left on Tuesday for visit Of
week with friends and relatives in Port
hand.
Fred Parker left on Sunday last for
Idaho to look after some OF his mail con.
tracts.
J. B. Pugsley and family and Mrs. G
A. Graham left on Tuesdsy for an outing
at Soda Springs.
DR.. q. 2. Wintermute, OF Tacoma, ar.
rived in the city last week and has open
ed an Office over the Alfalfa.
Frank Horsley returned on Sunday
night from Soda Springs, having arranged
for his wife to remain during the next
lew weeks.
Mr.. Charles Carpenter on Saturday sc.
cured of MrCook d Co., from the Mckee.
81 bales Of 'a3 hops, which will be shipped
on consignment.
Wayne Field has been appointed deput,
city marshai by Chief Lyons. Frank
Craig completes the list. be having been
chosen last week.
Miss Thompson left on Thursday last
for the Sound to spend the summer
months with friends In Tacoma, Seattle,
and at Long Branch.
Miss Amanda Keppel, who has been
attending school in this city for several
months, returned to her home 10 Edison
on Thursday afternoon last.
Mrs. William Ker and children left fot
Long Branch. on Tuesday, to spend the
heated term. They will occupy the cot
tage Of MIR. Sawyer Of Tacoma.
: Secretary John Reed on Wednesday re
cefved from the state printer the tickets
of various kinds for the fair. The pre-
MUM lists are not yet finished.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank c. Reed, Of Pros.
ser, arrived here on Monday but have
gone to the mountains in the vicinity Of
Lake katcheez for relief from the heat.
JEFF Mcdaniel and Charley Mabry, with
their families, left on Sunday last for the
Nile and Dumping lake countries to put
in couple Of weeks hunting and fishing,
Rev. DR.. E. A. Schell, of Chicago, gen
eral secretary of the Epworth league, OF
the Y, NJ. G. A., will arrive in the city on
Tuesday next in the interest Of this chris.
tisn work.
Arrangements are being made by Ell.
F. White, w. J. Roai, Fred L. Chandler,
Emil Schanno, Spence Jacobs and Melvin
c. Chandler for an expedition TO mount
Adams and vicinity.
A postoftice has been established in
the Parker Bottom country, at Captain
Robert Dunn's place, under the name OF
Parker. Miss Theresa Dunn has been
appointed postmistress.
L. F. Benson and wife left on Wednes.
day for Seattle. Mr.. Benson will return
within few days, while Mrs. Benson will
spend the hot summer months upon the
Sound, visiting relatives and friends.
w. l. Lince, who has been on long
trip to various points in Canada and the
exteme east, returned on Friday last to
Yakima having had a delightful visit
with relatives and friends. He conner
back much improved in health.
Messrs. Matt Bartholet. T. w Moore,
Stanley Coffin and Harvey Congdon re-
turned on Sunday from their hunting
and fishing trip on the Big Klickitat.
They report having had an excellent time.
bagging one or two deer and about 800
trout.
Mr.. ]. r. Patton, while on the way to
Soda Springs, lost large wall tent off
one Of his wagons on Thursday last. H.
states that he cannot promise the finder
great reward; but that II he will call At
Soda Springs at any time near the usual
dinner hour he may have his fill OF soda
water-and possibly we'll cooked trout.
II was reported on Sunday that man
had been run over and killed by train
at Zillsh ON Saturday, who made an ante
norton statement to the effort that he
was the murderer Of Tex Bagwell.
However. neither the sheriff, marshal
nor coroner have heard anything Of the
matter, up to date; 30 that It may be pre-
sumed to be without foundation.
The land department Of the Northern
: sciic railroad 10 preparing to issue .
new publication containing letters from
prsetical farmers Of this state, and P. B
Grost, general emigration agent OF the
company writes to The HERALD asking
for it's assistance in securing letters from
the farmers, fruit growers. hop producers
and stock raisers Of Yakima county. The
former publications in this line were 4
great service in stimulating immigration
: to Washington OF valuable class of set
tiers. who brought money and brains to
aid in the work Of development. The let
tiers should give the practical experience
Of the writers and should be sent to Mr..
Groat at st. Paul. The Issue OF 1898 con-
tanned letters from J. NJ. Stout. H. j.
ficknell, Isaac Hays and J. T. Stewart.
Sam Hoeslich, for whom Clerk Brown
recently appointed guardian, has again
stirred up rumpus-that ia. he was in