The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-06-27

Gathered About North Yakims
and Her Envirening valleys.
John Reed was an over Sunday visitor
In Cle-Elum.
d. w. Simmons left for Portland on
Sunday to attend the races.
Eff. Fogarty, the Ellensburg merchant,
was in the city on Friday AZ guest Of
Joseph Otter.
Messrs. John Mackison and Abbie Jor-
dan left on Sunday for ten days outing
at Lake Chelan.
DIR. Wintermute returned, on Thursday
of last week, from q visit with relatives
and friends at Tacoma.
At the recent session Of the grand lodge
F. & A. NJ. at Olympus, J. A. Rockford
was elected orator fer the ensuing year.
Allen G. Mason was in the city on
Thursday and Friday last from Tacoma,
on business connected with the Selah
valley ditch.
Buckinghsm's Dye for the whiskers is
q popular preparation 10 one bottle. and
colors evenly brown or black. Any
person can easily apply it at home.
Col. L. s. Hewlett on Friday received
notification that his bond as arid land
commissioner, in the sum Of $25, 900, had
been approved by the attorney general.
Indian Agent Erwin left on Friday last
for Wenatchee. via Seattle, to arrange for
the settlement Of the fisheries dispute.
He expected to be away for q little over Q
week.
George Donald left on Sunday morning
for Portland and San Francisco, on bust
ness connected with the receivership Of
the Yakima Investment company. He
will be gone for perhaps two weeks.
Frank Clemmer returned, on Thursday
last, from an outing of couple OF weeks
which he spent to his satisfaction in rid
ing the Columbia river range with the
vaqueros who are making the round up
for DR.. I. N. Power, receiver Of the Snipes
estate.
Ayers Pills promote the natural motion
OF the bowels, without which there can
be no regular, healthy operations. For
the cure of biliousness, indigestion, sick
headache, constipation, jaundice, and
liver complaint, these pills have no equal.
Every dose effective.
Mrs. Bryan. wife Of Col. Bryan, Q
cattle king Of Miles City, Montana, 10 in
the city on q visit to her cousin, p. j.
Flint. Mrs. Bryan arrived on Monday
evening, having come up from California
where she has been soiourning for some
time past for the benefit Of her health.
There were two games Of base ball on
Sunday one up the Ahtanum, where the
club of that name played the Moxee
nine and was defeated by score Of rs
to SO, and one in the city. The latter was
between the Kids and the Old Town nine,
with q score of "a to q in favor OF the
Kids. 1t was day of big scores.
Mrs. ]. Fl. Morris, Of Kiona, was in
the city on Friday, in the endeavor to
make arrangements Tor taking class in
elocution and music, Of which arts she is
q mistress. She has many recommends
tions from eastern people and papers, and
will probably soon present some Of them
in these columns. Should she succeed in
securing pupils, she will remove to this
city.
The Indians on the reservation last
week made overtures to the Fourth cello.
bration committee, to provide for them
II they came in from Fort Simcoe for the
festivities in Yakima. They said that all
they wanted was hay for the horses and
food for themselves. As Mr.. Hill face
tiously put It, "thst's oil any Of us want. I"
The committee does not feel justified in
spending 500 to $50 on the Indians
and they will therefore remain at the
fort and celebrate In their own way.
The proposed excursion train from
Cle-Elum and .Roslyn to Yakima on the
Fourth viii probably bs abandoned. -
the Northern Pacific officials want guar
sutse of $500 from the committee having
the celebration in charge. 1t il not pos.
sibls to make up this guarantee, although
the members Of the committee feel that
many more than 100 people would come
If IS round-trip rate were given. The
usual one and one.ffth rate is about all
that can be expected.
Rev. A. H. Brswn, rector Of st. Mich
sel's Episcopal church, of this city. left
on Friday night for bis new home in Spo-
kane, where he will have charge Of dio-
cesar school tor boys and young men.
He states that he will return in about .
year for few days only-an allusioa OF
which his many friends smilingly mani
feat an understanding. Rev. Brown has