The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-06-13
TERSE TALES OF A WEEK
1.-THE Herald" SearChlisht Thrown Over
City and County.
S UNSHIEE And SHADOW OF LOCAL LIFE
photographic Bits OF Gossip, society
News, Personals aud Happenings
Gathered About North Yakima
and Her Environing Valleys.

q. S. Rankin returned on Sunday from
St. Paul, where he accompanied his wife.
w. l.. Steinweg was an Ellensburg
visitor on Friday last.
Deputy Marshal Catron left on Friday
for business visit in Tacoma.
| |. II. Dills and ]. q. Lawrence returned
from the Sound on Friday last.
Frank Curtis and Mrs. DIR. Curtis, of
| Sunnyside, are visiting their old friends
in Puyallup.
| Samuel Bennett and family have re-
moved from Klickitat county to new
home near this city.
| Henry Griffin landed 95 trout from the
Ahtanum on Friday last, The catch is
the largest reported thus far this season.
| Halls Hair Remover renders the hair
lustrous and eiken, gives it an even
color, and enables women to put 1t up in
great variety OF styles.
| NJ. Cohn, OF Tacoma, the proprietor OF
the Bargain Store, of this city, was a
Yakima visitor on Friday.
Nelson Williams, late secretary Of agri-
culture in South Dakota, has been elected
secretary of the Dell Haven irrigation
district, vice Frank III. Boyd.
| +. B. Woodcock and wife left for Walla
Walla on Friday last to attend the grad
uating exercises of Whitman college in
which their son was participant.
| Mrs. w. f. Prosser and Mrs. L. +.
Heg. accompanied by their children, re-
turned on Thursday night from their
visit OF month with relatives in Seattle.
Mrs. Gordon, mother of Mrs. A. b.
Weed and Mr.. G. l.. Gordon, left on
Thursday night for a visit OF six months
or more with relatives in her old home in
Eau Claire, Wis.
Judge Henton's horse INDUCED in a
runaway on Friday last. The judge was
thrown from the buggy, but aside from
a rent in his trousers and barked knee
no damage was done.
The Cowychee base ball nine came
down on Sunday last and played a mixed
nine on the Second street grounds with
the result of getting beautifully defeated ;
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H. G. Humphrey and family departed
for their new home in Ixonia, Wis, on
Thursday last, many warm friends hav-
ing spent the evening with them at the
Hotel Yakima, and accompanied them to
the depot.
| NJ. G. Wills and son, and Miss Mary
| Vinson left on Sunday last for Hillsboro,
Ogn., where they expect to reside and
where Mrs. Wills had already preceded
them. Mr.. Wills will return in ten days
to close up his business matters here.
On Thursday evening, of last week,
while ]. l.. Smith was out taking some
exercise ON saddle horse, the animal
stepped into a hole in ditch crossing
| and fell, with the result of placing Mr..
Smith on the retired list for several days
with sprained ankle.
All gambling games reopened on -lBS
urday evening last, the difficulty between
the sports having been nulli6ed by fear
that Prosecuting Attorney Englehsrt
would put the vagrancy law in operation
| if their quarrel over the "pickings" i'm
posed any expense on the county.
The residents of the upper Natcheez
valley will celebrate the Fourth OF July
with a picnic to which all are invited.
The ladies will serve meals to those
| who do not care to bring baskets, at %
cents each, the proceeds to be devoted to
the liquidation of the church indebted
ness. A general good time is assured
those who attend.
Manager Fulkerson, of the Yakima
base ball club, received letter from Col
dendale last week with the information
that the Goldendale nine was anxious to
visit North Yakima, on the 4th OF July, if
the opportunity was given it to retrieve
the defeat of last year. The required in
vitation has been extend.
Three car loads of potatoes were shipped
from Yakima City to Minneapolis some
months ago on the promise of the receiv-
ing commission dealers that an advance
of % cents per bushel would be made to
the growers. This advance WAS never
m ade, but when the statement was re-
ceived of the sales one car load netted
the grower $780, another car load 81. SO,
while the car load shipped by Peter Ger
vais brought him in debt In the sum OF
$l0O.SS. An effort is to be made to Sc
cure redress from these highway robbers,
and Mr.. Snively, who has taken the case,
thinks it is the same gang that has been
operating IN Kittitas county to the heavy
loss of the farmers there. 1t is also re-
ported that Mr. Purdy Flint shipped thir-
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