The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-07-18
AREPORTHR'S Note BOOK
Entertaining Bits Of Information Which
Were Found Within.
PEN PICTURES OF YAKIMA LIFE
All Sorts 81 Paragraph Gathered
In the mesrepeiis OF Central w ash.
layton and from she Great and
Fertile Country Surrounding Is.

hsHtSo A1& IRON tme 1Eeat ano
Fertile Country Surrounding It.
DIR. Hare and r. B. Milroy were Ellens-
burg visitors last week.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Wilson died on Friday Of complication
Of ailments.
The st. Paul K Tacoma Lumber COM
pany is building large addition to its
Prosser ware house. tE.
Rev. Father Garland, we'll known
among the Catholics of this city. 10 seri-
ously i'll at his homo in Seattle, of typhoid
fever.
Improper and deficient care of the scalp
will cause grayness of the hair aud bald.
ness. Escape both by the use OF that re-
liable specific, Halls Hair Remover.
Mrs. ]. P. Judson, who has for the past
month been the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. ]. d. Daley, of this city, returned
to her home in Tacoma on Monday morn
ing.
AL KATE returned on Monday from his
two months trip in the Cascades, among
the lakes above Cle-Elum. He will i'm
mediately put force of men to work
upon his mines near Fish lake, and
hopes for goodly returns from their labors.
To make your business pay, good
health is prime factor. To secure good
health, the blood should be kept pure
and vigorous by the use of Ayers Sarsa-
psrili.. When the vital fluid is impure
and sluggish, there can be neither health,
strength, nor ambition.
Klickitat AgricultuSslist: Walter Ger
vais, OF Yakima City, accompanied BY
Mrs. Thomas Butler and Miss Willie
league, came over to Klickitst the first
of the week. They returned Saturday
with Miss Myrtle Butler. who has been
visiting here for some weeks past.
Kennewick Columbian: Mr.. Donald
Mcleod, of LIE Sueur, Minnesota; who
has been here about a week, looking
around, has gone to North Yakima. Mr..
McLeod's health was benefited by even
the short stay he made, his cough being,
evidently, easier than when he came.
Mrs. George Higgins Demerss last
week secured divorce from her "devot-
cd" husband, who now lies in Spoka
Jail. Papers in that city noted, feelingly,
the remarkable size of Mrs. Georges
nose, upon which Mr.. George had been
want to play SO many many times, in .
tender mood, with his fists.
As announced in TIE HERALD last
week, Mr., and Mrs. j. d. ClemnIcr have
this week removed to North Yakima
from Roslyn, and. will mako this city
their homo. Mr.. Clemmer has associat-
cd himself in business with Schlottfeldt
Bros, : in the meat market line, and cx-
poets to make paying venture of.it.
Mrs. George Donald and son. Mrs. y.
B. Cornett and family, and Mrs. John
Donald left yesterday morning for their
summer vacation on the. ocean. They
wentto Ocean Park, near Ilwaco, Pacific
county. Mr.. George Donald accom-
panied the party to their destination, but
expects to return on Sunday or Monday.
Prosser Amsriean: The Horae Heaven
wheat crop. is almost ready for harvest.
The combined machine owned by T. X.
Beard started work on L. D. Lape's wheat
Monday, but IS it was little green they
decided tn put off cutting till the later
part of the week. Mr.. Jensen, who was
Horse Heaven visitor Monday. says the
grain 10 of good quality, and that the
yield will be very fair.
J. E. WIldbslm, j. B. Norwood and ].
B. Pope, OF Austin, Texas, were visitors
in Yakima on Monday. The gentlemen
have been touring it through the north
wocs Al ocefSh Va pic1outo Au0 piout.
They stated that they had heard q great
deal about the big Washington desert
and what Yakima had done to redeem it,
and wanted to see all about it for them
selves. They were driven over the en-
virous of the city by real estate men and
shown much that proved of interest, to
them. They we're greatly surprised and
pleased with the country, and professed
willingness and intention to return
again in the near future.
As prophesied in The HERALD OF q ref
cent date, the old and unsightly bridges
over city irrigating bitches on the ave.
nue. have been this week removed, the
course Of the bitches changed to right
angles so that they might run under tho
regular cross walks-and these have been
put IN new, heavy planks being used.
This was q much needed Improvements !
and the wisdom OF it will be demonstrxt-
ed from many standpoints, not the least
of which is that of economy. 1t will be
much cheaper for the city to keep one