The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-06-06
Squibs Secured Since SeafcherS Sought
SedulOuSly
FOR FACTS FOR FLYING "FABERS. +"
Newsy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Current
Csmmens-Minor Matters MERIT
ing mcnsion-Terseiy Told Tales
Brief Buiiseyes.

Puyallup hops are said to have been
damaged by last weeks storm.
Keith w. Dunlop is at Fish lake, look
ing after his mining property.
Lynde Palmer returned from his bust
ness visit in Prosser on Monday.
The Yakima Steam Laundry talks to
HERALD readers this week. Did you
note it?
Mr.. and Mrs. George Donnel, OF Mob
Hill, returned from their Goldendale trip
on Saturday.
+. s. Davis this week removed his ave-
nue. barber shop to First street, opposite
the Modern store.
Mr.. Albert Ssylor declares that he is
not candidate fer the position Of clerk
OF the school board.
l. H. Dills and H. w. Gallant are Yak
ina delegates to the grand lodge I. o. O..
F. now in session at Tacoma.
H. E. Dean, OF the Hot Springs Lum.
Der company, came down from that point
for day or two in Yakima on Monday.
Wheat has fallen, and consequently
Yakima -four is again going down. The
last cut brings it down 20 cents per barrel.
Prof. Albert White is now in Illinois
with bis stereopticon views and lecture on
the Yakima valley and state Of Wash
ington.
w. A. Hardy, the Seattle sportsman
and one Of the states champion marks
men with the shot gun, was in the city
on Monday.
J. P. Crawford is to occupy, with bis
cigar and confectionery store, the room
next the Yakima National bank recently
vacated by F. S. Davis.
And now the council has ordered
another warrant call Of $500. II this
good work be kept up much longer city
paper will be at par before holders of it
realize where they are at.
The State Fair commissioners session
on Monday evening was devoid of par
ticuIar interest. The time was occupied
solely in auditing bills against the state
for work upon the grounds.
There will be a children's day service
at the Presbyterian church on Sunday
evening next, June 9, which will be con,
Quoted by the Sunday school superin-
tendent, Mr.. ]. D. Cornett.
Mr.. George s. Rankin will return on
Saturday next from his visit to his old
home in Saltwater, Mimi. where he &C.
companied his wife and children, who
will spend the summer there.
H. G. Lyle, the we'll known Tacoman
who for years managed the Northern Pa
cific Coal compsny's business. at Roslyn,
was a Yakima visitor on Monday, being
guest OF the Hotel Yakima.
Assessor Carpenter has finished por-
ton OF his work-so far as to determine
the number of sheep in the county, at
any rate. He finds we now have 5000
gain OF over 1900 since last year.
Rev. M. G. Cole, the visiting Baptist
minister who was in Yakima last week,
broke his arm while endeavoring to jump
from Q moving train in Walls Walls,
upon returning to that city on Sunday.
The Juvenile Temple will give pea
nut social at the residence Of Mrs. A. H.
Jarnigan, one block from Hotel Yakima,
on Yakima avenue, on Friday evening,
June IA. Admission 10 cents. Light re-
freshments will be served.
M. d. Raum this week received two
portraits in oil of his mother and father,
from California. The portraits are over
20 years old, framed in the small mahog.
any strips in use IN those days, and are
in q remarkably fresh condition.
Fred Parker enjoyed picnic to which
invitation had been extended by his
nephew, Will Freeman, on Saturday
evening last. Mr.. Parker has been mis-.
sing eggs from his barn for some time,
or rather, he had noted that the hens
were on a strike. On Saturday night the
young man saw tramp crawl into the
barn. Hurrying to the house the boy
got revolver, walked into the barn and
corraled the tramp, who had his pockets
full of eggs, ordered him to throw up his
hands and marched him down the streets
about eight blocks to Mr.. Psrker's Office.
And here began the picnic. The dis
ciple of the creed Of dolce far rseinte plead
ed 'that tired feeling" as apology for his
presence in the barn, stating that he was
looking for place to lie down. He fur
ther showed letters of recommendation
to g. A. r. men from somebody on the
sound. However, he failed to demon
strate to Mr.. Parker just how far the
aforesaid letters justified him in confis-
eating the latter's embryo pullets, and
the conversation grew warm. 1t is said
that the genial attorney was so very mild
in his queries as to lead the son OF rest
into the conclusion that the seance was
but to terminate as q hiyu wah-wah.
Accordingly he grew abusive, and sud
denly found himself possessed of a dig.