The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-08-15
LOCAL NEWS A La mode
A SayOry Dish Of POttaSa Made Up Of
Current Event In Yakima.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS OF ALL KINDS
That Busy Reporters Use Every En-.
desvor 10 satisfy the Public APP
petite for News is Evidenced by
These Columns.

Joseph Otter and Joseph Schreiner are
enjoying an outing at Soda Springs.
w. b. Ready, of wenatchee. wash,
was visitor in Yakima on Monday.
Ezra Meeker states that it is doubtful
II they harvest bale OF salable hops in
the Puyallup valley.
j. D. Cornett left on Sunday morning
for two weeks visit with bis family at
Ocean Park, near Ilwaco.
Mrs. w. A. Privett returned to her
home in Ellensburg, Wednesday. She
was accompanied by her sister, Miss
Daisy Chappell.
Mrs. A. Colin Campbell departed We'd
nesday morning for Seattle, where she
| will visit two months with her relatives,
DIR. and Mrs. Caldwell.
W. /. Lince returned on Friday from
his visit with his family in Victoria. His
wife and daughter will remain for some
time longer in British Columbia.
Judge J. 2. Moore. OF Spokane. was in
the city ON Tuesday to hold court in
chambers on the civil suit of Fowler vs..
Burke, involving some land in the
Mckee.
Mrs. Cyrus Walker delighted her many
social acquaintance and friends in this
i c;f u hy vottrn;ny tbio ,.ant- -,-aal- f.o,,
her California trip and opening her house
on ID and Second streets.
An item on first page, this issue, con-
veys the information that there will be no
services at the Presbyterian church ON
Sunday next. This is an error. The
Congregational church was meant.
Mrs. A. G. Campbell, Miss Lizzie
Campbell, Miss Minnie Campbell and
Clinton Campbell family of A. G. Camp
bell, arrived from Puyaliup Friday to
spend the summer upon Mr.. Campbell's
hop and fruit ranch upon the Natcheez.
Alex Mccain, C. +. McEwen and Jas.
Simmons, IT,, returned yesterday from
their two weeks fishing trip up the Tie
tan. They went as far as Mount Tacoma,
and report the finest of sport, the trout
possessing the usual Munchausenesque
characteristics.
| John Reed was advised on Saturday
that the railroad company released the
FIRE department from all further obliga-
tons in the matter OF the deficit in the
guarantee of $500 for the excursion from
Roslyn to this city on July 4. Agent G..
A. Graham's good Offices secured this
action from the company's officials.
News from the editor OF TIE HERALD,
who is encamped with party at Edgar
Rock, this morning stated that the cam
pers would be home on Sunday; and
postscript, ingeniously inserted in the
letter, reads: II made the biggest catch
OF trout OF the entire party today" The
query arises, where was Col. Walker?
Mrs. NJ. A. Chapman originated par
ticularly good cbarade at Soda Springs
on Saturday night. The title given was
"a Luscious Fruit" and r. Strobach
stepped upon the platform holding a
blooming infant under each arm. The
crowd wildly applauded when some
camper shouted, "the Bartlett pear"
The infants were the celebrated twins
who are proudly exhibited by their
father, Matt Bartholet.
Mrs. Philomene Brassard, the womon
who gained such unenviable notoriety in
Yakima last year, when poor TEX"
Bagwell met q mysterious and not fully
explained death, is in the city. Just
what she is doing here it is hard to say;
but it is probable that she wants what
money is yet due her from the estate of
the murdered man. The courts, it will
be remembered. professed belief in her
statement that she was Tex legal wife,
although testimony from every auditor
in the state showed that no license had
ever been issued for the marriage cere-
nony. She claimed to have been mar
ried in Tacoma. There is sum OF about
$50 due the woman as the remainder of
her allowance, and she will probably be
given the house and lot, on which there
is an $500 incumbrance, by the court
when the administrator lies his report.