The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1896-07-23
DIR. E. f. Heg is on the sick list.

j. ii. Hathaway returned last week
from the Colville country.
The government has reissued pension
to Isaac Davis Of the Cowycbee.
Judge G. B. Graves is in the city and
will hold court in chambers Friday.
A. B. Stewart, the wel-known Seattle
druggist, arrived in the city today.
Walter Scott and family will leave for
Soda Springs Friday to 20 into camp.
Editor Roach OF Prosser, was in the
city Tuesday, viewing the political situa-
ton.
The Salvation Army will serve ice
cream and cake at the close Of Saturday
evenings meeting.
Dell Hiscock left on Wednesday for
Lake Katcheez to be the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. S. Vance over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. E. Thompson left
last week for Montana, having disposed
of their millinery and notion business.
Charley Gordon and T. r. Fisher left
on Wednesday for the Cispus pass on a
combined prospecting, fishing and hunt
ing trip.
Mrs. Frank Cook and two children and
Mrs o. Libby left on Tuesday for Taco
ma where they will spend several weeks
visiting friends.
Senator Chas. Helm is in the city from
Kittitas. He says the friends OF silver
are very strong in his section and rapidly
increasing in numbers.
w. A. Stuart returned on Saturday
from the Colville country and is now en-
gagged in buying and shipping produce to
Northport and other mining towns.
Mr.. Fred. Pennington, the hardware
merchant, arrived in the city Tuesday
from Saltwater, Mimi, and will remain
for several weeks looking after his bust
ness interests.
Mrs. Chas. Uhlman returned on We'd
nesday from visit with her mother in
Seattle. Mr.. Uhlman, in consequence,
is one of the most happy of men, and
can't help showing it.
The Ladies Aid society of the Mckee
Presbyterian church will give an enter
tainment at the church consisting OF
music and recitations, Thursday even
ing July 30th, for the benefit of the
pastor.
James M. Gilbert returned on Monday
from the east and coming direct from the
hot bed OF the goldbugs naturally claims
that Mckinley will be the next president
and that the silver sentiment is making
no Roadway.
Col. Taggard is in receipt OF letter
from his son who says that Northport
nearly experienced famine during the
high water when the Spokane & Northern
was inundated for over a week. The
price of potatoes rose to $50 per ton.
The Christian church will hold all OF
It's regular services on next Sunday
Morning subject: "Is Union of the
Protestant Churches of North Yakima
Desirable?" Evening topic: Upon
What Basis Can the Churches OF North
Yakima Unite"
Roxy, Abe ,Eglin's fleet little mare,
captured the three eighth mile dash on
the 18th, the last day of the races at
Anaconda. Roxy was ridden by Boyn-
ton, liz pounds. The purse was 5000 and
the time thirty-five seconds. Red s.
came in second and Pineas third.
Prof. w. M. Heiney has returned from
trip to Seattle and California. He has
contracted to teach In the public schools
of Riverside, CAL, and expects to leave
for that place in about month. He re-
grets moving from Yakima but makes
the change in hopes OF beneftting bis
wife's health.
Attorneys Boyle and Rgg, with their
families, and Mrs. H1ff, the deputy post
mistress, left to-day for Lake Katcheez to
remain for ten days and perhaps longer.
Upon Mrs. Huff's return A. G. Swindle-
hurst will leave for Minneapolis, his
former home, where he expects to remain
and engage in the insurance business
with his brother.
Sam Chappell and family returned on
Tuesday from the South Fork Of the
Cowychee where they spent number OF
days In camp. Mr.. Chappell says he
found an ideal camping place with plenty
OF feed for the horses, cold spring water,
and beautiful grove. The grouse are
numerous and trout plentiful thou Oh
small. He proposes to return later on in
the season,
Mrs. Herke will begin suit for divorce
against Peter Herke on Saturday, alleg-
ing cruelty and unmentionable reasons
for nullifying the marriage relations. Mr..
Herke says he will fight the case and
bring suit for defamation Of character.
An incident Of the unpleasantness, ac-
cording to Mr.. Herke, was the attempt
on the part Of the mother, the other day,
to carry of the baby daughter, who lie
being cared for in the family OF Mr.. No
Fack. The elements OF sensation were
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