The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-08-29
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Entertaining Bits Of Information Which
Were Found Within.
PEN PICTURES OF YAKIMA LIFE
An Sorts OF Paragraphs Gathered
In the Metropolis OF Central W. ash.
inKten and from she Great and
Fertile Country Surrounding IL.

Mrs. Joe Daily and son are in Tacoma
visiting Mrs. Daily's parents.
Mrs. Lou Bennett returned last week
from visit with friends in GoldendaIe.
Dell Hiscock left on Saturday last for
Tacoma for visit which may extend up
to hop picking time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knox, of the Mox-
ee, have returned from visit with rela-
tives In Goldendale.
Mrs. w. L. Jones and family left on
Friday for visit OF month with the
lady's sister 10 Tacoma.
Tacoma News: John Randall, Ralph
Hughes and j. G. Heinzerling, of North
Yakima, were In Tacoma Thursday.
Henry Beeks, Of this county, has been
on visit to Goldendale where he was
formerly connected with the Leader.
E. M. Kinnesr, one of the burned
out" merchants of Sprague, was guest
of the Hotel Yakima on Saturday last.
Mr.. Phil Neis, the we'll known Seattle
hop buyer, was in the city on Saturday
looking over some of the crack Yakima
hop yards.
E. J. Hamacher and sister arrived on
Thursday night from Lake Katchees,
where they had been on an outing. They
made the trip by team and carriage.
Mrs. Geo. s. Courier returned from her
summers outing in Seattle, Victoria and
Mt. Vernon en- Saturday last, accom-
panied by her niece, Miss Lippincott.
The Messrs. John and Will Cameron,
Mr.. Bsckus, Mr.. Finley and the Misses
Cameron left on horseback Saturday for
Trout lake and the ice caves of Mt.
Adams.
Miss Jennie Wright has returned from
Denver and has taken up her abode on
her ranch near Kennewick. She is &C.
companied by an attractive young lady
friend.
Miss Anna Beine, Of Walla Walla, who
has been guest Of Sister Aurelia, of st.
Joseph's academy, in this city for two
weeks, returned on Friday to her home.
The two ladies are sisters.
DR.. Wintermute returned on Friday
from his long business visit to Pendleton,
where he had gone to take charge of the
practice of a brother professional during
| the absence Of the latter from that city.
The contract for furnishing the hot
water heating apparatus for the new ad-
dition and main building of the Columbia
school was on Friday night awarded to
F. Pennington-his bid Of $2l44.5O being
| the lowest.
Bicycles and baby carriages cannot
hereafter be taken over the Northern Pa
cific as regular baggage, but may be
checked as excess baggage-the rates be-
ing rs cents to Ellensburg, IS cents to
Tacoma and go cents to Seattle.
The Northern Pacific advertises a rate
of $3.50 for hop pickers' round trip tick
cts between sound points and North
Yakima. Parties OF Is or more must
be organized to avail themselves OF this
rate. The tickets will DO good during
September.
w. H. Carpenter expects to have the
butter-making plant in his Yakima City
creamery in full operation by next week,
and will hereafter manufacture both but
ter and cheese instead OF the latter exclu-
sively. E. F. Randall is the foreman of
the creamery.
No appetite? Then do not try to force
food down; but use the most scientific
means for restoring tone to the stomach.
How? Why, by taking Ayers Sarsapa-
riIla, and in surprisingly short time
your appetite will come again, and come
to stay.
Nat Yestes returned on Friday last
from the reservation soda springs, bringing
with him Mrs. b. B. Coombs, Mrs.
Clark and Miss Schaffner, who had been
encamped there for the preceding three
weeks. Mr.. Yeates killed two rattle
snakes, one of which had eleven rattles.
Judge Sol Smith returned to Golden
dale on Friday last. He was greatly
pleased with the report of The HERALD
on the Ahtanum water case decision,
and sententiously remarked: "THE HER
AID has always been q good paper-a
very excellent paper" The Judge is I'M
questionably a man Of very clear dis
cernment.
Tacoma NeUs: The sheriff g Office was
in receipt Friday morning of two boxes
of magnificent Yakima peaches, the gift
of Fred Thompson, a son of the late SEN
ator Thompson, OF Sumner, who has a
peach orchard near North Yakima. The