The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1896-08-13

visitor In the city.
DIR. W. H. Hare returned on Monday
from Astoria and the beach.
The Congregational church Of North
Yakima has been Incorporated.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Chas. Thomp.
son returned from Spokane yesterday.
Rev. A. Bard returned on Monday from
q trip to Whstcom where he formerly re-
sided.
j. l.. Banks. chief clerk OF the Yakima
Indian agency, was Yakima visitor on
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Norton and daughter, OF Tacoma,
arrived in the city to-day for visit with
the family of J. NJ. Gilbert.
Miss Myra Hewlett returned on Mon
day from visit with the family Of VIM.
Ker in the Swauk mining district.
Messrs. A. @. Coburn, Jr., and Geo. N.
Tuesley returned on Sunday from trip
to Portland via the Columbia river and
Goldendale.
]. M. Gilbert returned from business
trip to Spokane Wednesday, where he
found an excellent market for Yakima
vegetables and fruit.
A "self denial social" whatever that
is. will be given by the Endeavorer's of
the Christian church, Friday evening,
Aug. 81, at the pastors home.
Mr.. S. Arendt returned Tuesday from
his outing at Soda Springs much improv.
ed in health and several pounds heavier
in weight than when he went away.
The Salvation Army will serve ice
cream and cake at the close Of Saturday
nights meeting. All are invited to be
present, spend a pleasant evening and
help good cause.
Hy. Dustin, who was formerly the
prosecuting attorney for the district en-
bracing Yakima and klickitat, was
Yakima visitor on Tuesday enroute for
the convention at Ellensburg.
A. II. Oleson, the artist, has drawn a
very creditable life-sized portrait of
William Jennings Bryan to the order of
Thomas Lund. The portrait was taken
to Ellensburg by the Yakima contin-
gent.
VIM. Lee, ST., came down on Tuesday
from his retreat in the mountains IN the
vicinity of the Wenas, spending day
with mis- family, and returning on We'd
nesday. He said he is acquiring an
enormous appetite and otherwise improv-
ing the physical man.
Mr.. D. Libby, of the Hotel Yakima
bar, returned on Monday from Tacoma
where he was called by the serious illness
OF his wife. The friends Of Mrs. Libby
will be pleased to learn that she has sue
cessfully passed through surgical oper-
alton and is now improving rapidly in
health.
The long delayed ratification meeting
Of the Yakima McKinleyites will be
held in this city on Saturday, Aug. 22d.
Strenuous efforts are being made to get
out big crowd. The arrangements are
in the hands of committee OF which
DR.. Hare is chairman. No speakers have
as yet been secured.
DR.. q. j. Hill, Max jackson, Nels
Short, Ed. Mulligan and Flavy Curry re-
turned on Sunday from the st. Helen's
mining district. They brought back
considerable quartz in order TO have a
thorough test Of their property. Messrs.
Short Mulligsn and Curry are said to
have struck very valuable claim.
The supreme court Of Indiana has de-
cided that where person is found mot
guilty" OF the alleged violation Of city
ordinance he is entitled to recover his
costs as defendant and also to man
date requiring the city authorities to issue
him warrant upon the city treasury.
The amount Of costs recoverable can only
be those for which the defendant was
himself liable.
T. H. Rice, OF the N. P. Land Depart
ment, Tacoma, is in the city, and, with
the aid OF John Reed, 10 engaged in col
Letting specimens Of fruit, vegetables,
grain and grasses for exhibition at the
Minnesota state fsir this fall. They are
meeting with excellent success, having
obtained some very fine samples, which
will speak well for the resources of the
state OF Washington, and give this sec.
ton some valuable advertising.
There was an appreciative audience at
Mason's opera house Saturday evening to
listen to Hon. Joseph s. Allen, of Spo-
kane, on the subject of bimetallism. Mr..
Alien has been steadfast deciple Of re-
publieapism oil his life but the Lombard
apd Wall street principles as enunciated
and adopted by the republicans at St.
Louis were trifie more than he could
stomach and he is now out for Bryan and
Sewall, and the free coinage of silver and
gold at the ratio Of le tol.
Fhe n. Is. church Of Yakima city is to
be benefited on Thursday evening, Aug.
20, by an apron social at the school house