The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-05-02
Entertaining Bits Of Information Which
Were Found Within.
PEN PICTURES OF YAKIMA LIFE
All sorts OF Paragraphs Gathered
In the Metropolis OF Central W ASH
ingson and from the Great and
), Fertile Country surrounding u.


the city from Prosser yesterday.
Keith w. Dunlop is up from his Pros
ser ranch for visit in Yakima.
DIR. A. Wilgus and Mrs. Hayes, of Fort
Since, we're in the city two or three days
this week.
E. p. Alvey, the Sunnysde commits
sion merchant, was in the city this week
on business.
T. L. Phillips, the Mabton road super
visor, has been in the city all week, as a
witness in case before the local land
office.
Mrs. w. II. James will visit her sisters,
who are attending the state normal school
at Ellensburg, next week. She leaves on
Saturday morning.
Mr.. Humphrey Sawyer returned on
Tuesday morning from his long visit with
relatives and friends in his old home in
Saltwater, MINI.
The ladies of the Methodist church will
hold newspaper carnival on May 18th,
full particulars OF which will be given in
the next issue of THE HERALD.
Born, on Tuesday, April 30, to Mr.. and
Mrs. F. T. Briggs, of this city, son.
Mr.. Briggs is the accommodating day OPP
orator at the Northern Pacific depot.
Clifford G. Stout this week purchased
Of G. p. Wilcox, two acre plat on Mob
Hill, west of the city, and will immedi-
ateyl begin the erection of dwelling
house thereon.
The Degree OF Honor branch OF the A.
o. U. w. held another of its enjoyable
socials in the hall over Aliens drug store
IN Monday night. All present were
highly entertained.
Theodore Steiner arrived in the city on
Monday from Portland, where he has
been for a year. He is conducting the
dining room of the Hotel Perkins. He
will remain in this city during the week.
U. S. Deputy Marshals Catron and
Guilland on Monday arrested an Italian
giving the name of Joe Day, for selling
whisky to Indians. He was bound over
by ". s. Commissioner Henton, and now
anguishes, pending his trial at Walla
Wslls.
The county jail now holds four inmates.
Two of them, Wilbur Spencer and Joe
Riddle, were bound over for carrying or
. quarts of whisky each upon the reser-
walton; the other two are the fair Lille
Smith and her friend Martin, arrested for
vagrancy.
Marsh Atkisson, special agent of the
Interior department, was in the city this
week preparing evidence and endeavoring
TO secure warrants for the arrest of tres
passers on government timber lands in
this county. The names of the parties
accused Of stealing timber could not be
learned.
A large party of Yakima Odd Fellows
instituted new lodge at Sunnyside on
Saturday night. On the road home the
carriage containing Messrs. Roaf, McCaf-
ferty, McEwen and McClain was over
turned into an irrigating ditch and broken
into pieces. the team ran away, and Mr..
Roat was stunned, bruised and injured
10 such an extent that he will be com
PEELED to remain in bed for two or more
weeks. His left foot and ankle was SER
iously cut and disabled.
There are rumors of certain belligerent
actions soon to take place in one of the
valleys in this county, wherein rancher
add woman who poses as his wife are
to be the recipients of visitation from
wrathful DIRECTORS to their system of liv'
ing, and the immediate neighbors are to
lie the aggressors. 1t is understood that
the couple are frightened. but do not wish
to separate. A child has been born to
them, and the neighbors are sorry for il
and solictous for its future. A sudden
marriage ceremony might save a good
deal OF trouble in the matter.
Katie Breen, the ''little girl from New
York." who met everybody in America
last year while handling optical goods in
Chicago, San Francisco, Portland and
Yakima, was a visitor in this city on
Monday. She wanted to make arrange
nents for displaying her goods at the
state fair this fall, but failed to do So
because there will be no state fair. Katie
fell in love with Yakima last year, stating
then she would return at the earliest OPP
portunity. She greatly regretted the fact
that no fair was to be held.
Mrs. Dwight Crandall pleasantly en-
tertained her lady friends at whist on
Thursday afternoon last. Mrs. Edward
Whitson won the first prize, and Mrs. ].
d. Cornett captured the consolation souv-
enir. Among the invited guests were
Mesdames A. B. Weed, B. Wilkinson, R.
B. Milroy. G. j. Hill, Frank Bartholet,
E. F. Benson, &. S. Rankin, J. Ii. Boyle,
George Guilland, w. F. Morrison, j. D.
Cornett, j. B. Pugsley, d. Z. Mackinnon,
U. +. Ditemsn, Alex Miller, G. S. Vance,
F. C. Hall, II. X. Owens, II ]. Snively,
w. F. Prosser, Edward Whitson, A. B.
Ross, Elmer +. Heg, William Ker, Osca,