The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-09-05
LOCAL news A La mode
1 Savory Dish Of PottaSs Made Up Of
Current Event In Yakima.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS OF ALL KINDS
That Busy Reporters Use Every En-
deavor 20 satisfy the Public Ap-
petite for News IL Evidenced ny
These Columns.

Mrs. II. X. Owen and children left for
Seattle Monday.
F. d. Hiscock returned from Tacoma
on Saturday last.
Peter Bellies left for Puyallup Tuesday
on business trip.
The young son of G. G.. Brownell 10
now the proud possessor Of handsome
Shetland pony.
Frank Young and Harry Reilly re-
turned on Saturday last from their horse
back trip to Tacoma.
Ben +. Snipes, jr., left last week for
California to complete his course at the
Stanford university.
Labor day was observed in this city
solely by the closing OF the county offices
other than that Of the sheriff.
Henry Schott and wife and Mrs. l.. ".
Janeck and daughter returned on Satur.
day last from their former homes in Min
nesota.
Attorney j. b. Reavis was passenger
on the west bound train Monday on a
business trip to the sound of indefinite
duration.
John Kangley, of the Roslyn Coal COM
pany, was Yakima visitor on Monday.
He always contrives to get around about
watermelon time.
George Bosdet and William Shearer
and family returned from the Natcheez
on Friday last, having spent most Of the
summer in camp.
w. B. Ready, of Wenatchee, and John
HASTE, of Puyallup, prominent citizens
of their respective towns, were guests of
the Hotel Yakima on Monday.
Mrs. Gordon Tracie was brought down
from the Scott Stevens ranch on the
Natcheez Sunday, her condition having
so far improved as to permit of her re-
moval.
Al. Weisbach, of Tacoma, writes The
HERALD that on account OF the poor
health of his wife be has decided to have
her spend the coming year in Yakima,
providing he can get suitable house.
either furnished or unfurnished.
The HERALD acknowledges the re-
ceipt of complimentary tickets to the
Oregon Industrial exposition to be held
In Portland, beginning October 9Th, and
the Northwestern Agricultural and In
dustrial fair to be held at New Whstcom
September 20 to q.
The sale OF the school bonds in district
AZ has not been contaminated, owing to
the advertisement having been published
10 paper not located at the county seat.
This practically vitiates the action Of the
commissioners in awarding the printing
contract to the Prosser american.
Complaint is made that brush has been
hauled to Natcheez avenue and there set
on fire in such close proximity to the
growing trees as to greatly injure them.
The council should see that these trees
have every protection, as one of these
days Natchsez avenue, with its four rows
of trees and width OF 140 feet, will be
graded and the original intentions Of
making it boulevard that Yakima may
n r. 4
Mrs. A. L. Slemmons presided at the
organ in st. Michael's church last Sum
day, and her talent was much appreciated
by a congregation considerably larger
than is ordinarily in attendance, although
the published notice was to the effect that
there would only be a reading and song
service. Rev. Alfred Brown, however,
unexpectedly returned from the sound in
time to officiate at the altar. 1t is re-
ported that an effort will be made to
secure q choir of young boys for st.
Michaels.
Suspicious noises and an attempt to
raise the window In the residence Of Fred
Parker, on Saturday night last, aroused
the inmates, and Mr.. Freeman, a cousin
Of Mr.. Parker, took gun and went on
the outside, where he saw several men,
who shouted TO him not to shoot, as they
we're deputy marshals. Although not
satisfied with the statement, Freeman
allowed them to get away. The report
of neighbor that an attempt was also
made to obtain entrance there convinces
him that he made mistake in not open
ing fire.
Lees shoe store, on the corner OF First
and Chestnut streets, was entered by
thieves on Saturday night and 16 pairs Of
shoes, valued at upwards OF $40, were
carried of. Charles Lee, who rooms over
the store, heard couple of men stumb-
ling around in front of the house and
falling up against the building apparently
in q state of beastly drunkenness. This
was shortly before the arrival OF the east
bound passenger train, and fifteen min
utes after the loss was discovered. 1t is
supposed the thieves got away on the
train with their booty.