The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-05-16
THE SPRING FESTIVAL
OF Brief, Pithy and Bright Items from
The Reporters Pencils.
The YAKIMA NEWS In PARAGRAPHS
Jotttngs from Life and Com ments
ON Incidents tn the Busiest and
Most Progressive section of the
Great Northwest.

Morris Harris was Seattle visitor
over Sunday.
w. N. Granger and AL. KATE were Ia
Coma visitors last week.
II. Kuechler left on Tuesday morning
for San Francisco, and will go from that
city to his old home in Germany.
Louis b. Harris has purchased the
y Il company stock Of goods, recently
closed by the London & San Francisco
bank.
G.. Rodman, OF this city, has been APP
pointed first lieutenant and adJutant by
the commander-in-chief OF the national
guard.
S. j. Nutting left on Monday night for
his home in Nebraska, called there by a
telegram announcing the serious illness
of his sister.
Neglect Of the hair often destroys its
vitality and natural hue, and causes it to
fall out. Before it is too late, apply Halls
Hair Remover, a sure remedy.
Miss Florence Lince, who has been
quite i'll for a week or more, will accom-.
pany her mother to Victoria for visit
about June /. Mr.. Lince will follow
later on.
Rev. Rose and family left on Sunday
evening for vacation visit OF month or
more in Iowa, Nebraska and Illinois.
Mr.. Rose will spend some time in Des
Moines, Iowa, 10 which city he studied
for the ministry.
One of the best evidences that Ayers
Hair Vigor is an article of exceptional
merit is that the demand for it is con-
stantly increasing. No one who uses this
incompatible dressing thinks of trying
any other preparation for the hair.
Miss Fitch, well known Tacoma lady,
who has hosts Of friends among the 400
of the City of Destiny, arrived in the city
on Thursday last and will remain for
month or more for the benefit of her
health. She has taken rooms at the res
idence of J. p. NATION.
Ellensburg Capital: Lynde Palmer
caught a l0-pound rainbow trout in an
irrigating ditch west of town last Tuesday
with 6-ounce rod. Yakima and Pros
ser papers are welcome TO this item il
they will not ask for affidavits. They
would be as hard to get as the fish was.
Sydney Arnold's work as an architect
on the Janeck building is receiving favor
able comment. The building is very
plain one, and somewhat inexpensive,
but it is neat and tasty in design. Arnold's
work on the state fair ground track
brought him some prominence, and the
Janeck building will not hurt him any.
1t is rumored that he has now been en-
ployed to construct the new Whitson &
Parker Office building.
ID. r. Houlton, ex-sheriff OF Anoka
county, MIMI, is a recent arrival in Ken
newick valley. He is located on section
Is, and is putting his place in excellent
condition for irrigation. He has already
set out $50 fruit trees consisting of apples,
peaches, pears, prunes, etc., and is now
preparing portion of his land for broom
corn and sorghum, OF which he intends
planting about four acres of each. He is
enthusiastic over the future prospects OF
the country.
E. P. Caldwell, who will be remembered
by earlier North Yakima residents as a
boomer in boom times and the builder OF
couple of brick blocks in this
city, has been disbarred in Bozeman,
Mont, because, as the supreme court of
the state-to which the case had been
appealed-held, "the respondent is an
unfit person to practice as an attorney"
He was charged with misconduct in his
profession, general bad moral character,
and that he had been guilty OF frsudu-
lent, deceitful and immoral conduct.
Lincoln County Times: Mr.. E. F. Ben
son. an ex-citizen of Lincoln county, who
has extensive landed interests through
the Yakima valley, section of country
that has recently been attracting a good
deal of attention, has been visiting in
town several days. The Yakima district,
an arid waste that has been reclaimed by
means Of irrigation, and transformed into
one of the richest and most productive
fields on the coast, is the subject of Mr..
Benson's daily discourse, and he is one
the best all-around hustlers in the state.
Mr.. Isaac Hayes states that some
thieves visited his apiary, located on the
Fulkerson ranch on the Cowychee, one
day last week. They totally destroyed
one colony, and probably intended to
serve two more in the same way-as the
bees were found shut up in the hives be-
hind wadded grass. The destroyed hive
was found some distance up the Cow
Ill a.