The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-08-08

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Oregon.
Mrs. Joseph Metzger is visiting rela-
tives In Seattle.
Mrs. E. F. Benson has returned from
her outing at Soda Springs.
Harvey Condor, of Coffin Bros, left
on Tuesday for 10-days outing on the
upper Natcheez.
Night Policeman Backer is away on a
vacation, and w. ID. Walker is doing
duty in his stead.
Frank Shardlow and AL. Hamilton left
on Monday night for three weeks out
ing at Edgar Rock and vicinity.
II. H. Lombard, N. Hartung, Alex
Sinclair, w. L. Connolly and E. A. Brown
will leave on Monday for ten days in the
Tietan basin.
Judge Brinker arrived in Yakima on
Monday night, and left Immediately for
Fort Simcoe, to take testimony in the
fishery cases.
M. B. Sandmeyer and wife left on
Monday night for st. Paul for visit of a
month with relatives and friends they
have not seen for twenty years.
Born, on Monday, August 5, to Mr..
and Mrs. d. B. Greenwslt, daughter.
And smiles are chasing each other all
around the physiognomy OF Auditor
Halls chief deputy.
George Ellis, the butcher, whose family
is destitute and for whom something is
being done by the city councll-as noted
in the report of their meeting, in another
column-deserted them some time ago
and his present whereabouts is unknown.
When last heard from he was in Sprague.
The tomahawk which was used by an
Indian to kill the venerable DIR. Whit
man, who gave the northwest territory
to the union, will be another of the
unique things on display at the October
fair. This is relic famed in the history
of Oregon and Washington-and it will
be an interesting sight to the thousands
OF visitors at the fair grounds in October.
1t is rumored by his friends that, in the
hunting party of four in which he was a
party over Sunday, John Reed shot
two out of ninety-two grouse; and that
he made lame dsrkey get off his cayuse
and himself rode the sorry equine up the
steep grades of the upper Natcheez.
"We are advertised by our loving
friends"
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Vance, l. P. Engle-
hart and family, Mrs. Chris Scow and
children,iMrs T. B. Gum and children,
Mrs. F. B. Shardlow, Miss Grace Bun
nell, Miss Carrie Smith; Messrs. T. w.
Moore, H. B. Voorhees, and A. G. Swim
dlehurst, left on train Tuesday morning
for Lake Katcheez, to spend the heated
term. E. j. Hamacher and sister left
Monday morning by carrige and will
Join the party.
Under the caption, "The Romance Of
Farming" the Northern Pacific is insert.
ing the following unique advertisement
in eastern papers: "The romance OF
farming is found on irrigated farms. II
is genuine fun. not work, to irrigate g
growing fruit orchard or berry patch OIL
alfalfa field in the Yakima valley. There
10 tremendous satisfaction in feeling
that you determine how fast or how slow
your crops grow, and don't care whether
it rains or Shines"
U. S. Deputy Marshal Catron left on
Friday last for visit over Sunday at Hot
Springs, Wash. His friends were alarm.
ed lest he had fallen in bath tub, be-
cause he failed TO materialize,in Yakima
until Tuesday. Catron Is one of those
fortunate officials who makes friends
even while he fearlessly discharges his
duties; and some of these friends in
Yakima were fearful that he had come q
cropper at the springs-hence the relief
when his smiling physiognomy wa'
again seen on the avenue, on Wednes
day.
A telegram from San Francisco, dated
July 81, states that "several pretty girl
have lately been assaulted on the streets
of that city in peculiar manner. A
man with whiskers has siyly kissed then
while they were walking along, general,
early in the evening"" Now. here il
Yakima men with whiskers and mel
without whiskers frequently commit
these assaults" "early in the evening
although the exact time isn't matter
Of much moment. ANY hour goes
What's the matter with Frisco, anyway
Who hasn't kissed pretty girl early il
the evening while she was walking
along?"
Special Agent Stephenson, of the de
partment Of justice, who was here check
ing up u. s. Commissioner Henton las
week, came near putting that officia
into the same predicament wherein Da
mon found himself, few score OF year
back. Everything was found to be al
right until it was discovered that on
John Lossett, up for selling whisky t
Indians, had been bound over by tn
judge, had furnished no bond-and We
had never appeared for trial. Commits
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