The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1897-10-14
A HODGE-PODGB OF NEWS
Short Notes Of News Gathered In and
Out Of the City.
ITEMS FROM The WORLD OF TRADE
~ rsonats. business Announce.
ments, Current Comment and
Facts InterSvoven TO suit "The
HeraldD Headers.

A. B. Ross is Sound visitor for a few
days.
Wheat &C cents at the mill Alfalfa
hay "a 90 in the stack.
! Married, Oct. 7, w. S. Douglas to Miss
E,nel Eader, both Of Sunnyside.
Harry Moran left this morning for Che.
halls, where he goes to get cattle.
liver Williams, cattle buyer of Seat.
tie, was registered at The Rartholet Tues.
Dig.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Oliver Klingensmith, of the Mckee, died
on Sunday last.
Sumner Barker, a former resident OF
this city, but lately of Rossland, B. c.,
arrived in the city Tuesday to remain.
Mr.. Libby, of Libby & Riggle, left this
morning via Seattle for Wenatchee to
look after his ranch interests at that
point.
Miller Freeman, editor of the Rancho
AMI Range, Seattle, was in the city
Thursday on his return home from the
Spokane fruit fair.
w. G. Winner of Knob Hill has gone
to Arlington on his wheel whence he
goes to Chicago, with sheep train, to
visit relatives in the east.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Presby-
terrain church will give a chicken pie
social at the church on Wednesday, Oct.
20, from 30 to p. m. Admission %
cents.
Mr.. PORTER, French gentleman from
Crookston, Mimi, is in town, the al
vance agent of about twenty families
there, who are said to want to come to
Yakima, the famous.
w. II. Robinson is living very low with
typhoid fever and his physicians give but
little hope Of his recovery. In response
to telegram, Mr.. S. j. Neelands arrived
home from Spokane on Wednesday.
Subjects for next Sundays sermons at
the Christian church are: Morning,
"The Church's Duties to Its Pastor -
evening, "The Place and Plea OF the
Christian Church in Religious History
l.. d. Lape, who was so frightfully in
jured on combine harvester some time
ago, and was brought to this city for
medical treatment at St. Elizabeth hos
pital, is getting along nicely and will
soon be out.
Boring was begun for artesian water on
section 5 in the Mckee by G. II. Haines
for B. J. Borwalda. 1t is the intention to
sink the well to the second strata, but if
the flow is not satisfactory they will 60
still deeper.
Revs. Beatte and Allen returned from
the synod at Seattle on Monday night.
Rev. T. NJ. Gum, d. d., was unani-
mously reelected synodical missionary
and the college is transferred from Sum
ner to Port Townsend.
DR.. Mendelsohn, the oculist optician,
returned Saturday evening from Ellens-
burg to remain few days looking after
his practice here. He reports most sat
isfactory business at the burg and con-
template doing considerable here before
returning.
Mr.. James Stacey and bride, nee Eve
lin Mary Crldland, arrived home from st.
Vincent, MIMI, on Monday last. The
happy couple were married at the above
place on Oct. g, and will take up their
residence on MIR. Stacey's ranch near this
city on the Natcheez.
Brevoort Navarro left on Friday morn.
ing for four years. course of study al
the navy training school at Mare island
California. Mr.. Navarro has always
proven himself most studi Gus young
man and will doubtless meet the expec
tatons of his friends and well wishers.
A rumor that the Mckee bridge was
closed for repairs being run dowr
amounts to simply this: The county
commissioners employed James Stewart
to tighten up some bolts and raise the
floor of the newly repaired span in the
centre. The cost Is about Sl5 to the
county.
A little child of Jas. Laswell, brother
OF the county assessor, is sick with viru'
lent diphtheria, on the Natchez. TIL,
county authorities instructed Dr. Fletch
er to examine the case and if necessary
quarantine it. The child took the dis
ease from the France family, previous t.
their removal to this city.
who owns large ranch in the Hors,
Heaven country, spent the latter part o
the week visiting relatives and friends il
Walla Walla. Ed. has purchased hal
interest in an abstract and INSURANCE,
business in North Yakima and will short
ly take up his residence in that city.
Mr.. Smith, boss of the Klondike outfi
is making rapid preparations to leay,
for the gold regions via juneau. He ha
been purchasing 2i0 head of horses her,
at an average price of SIP, for pack ami
mails. He will take a crew OF 90 men
paying $50 month and found for thre
months, each man to furnish his owl
clothing. Mr.. Cameron, the other part
ner is in Victoria where the outfit vii
complete purchases, taking $50 exen
which. after packing to- Dawson, will b,
sold for beef. The men will be provided
with fur sacks to sleep in and will b,
prepared for a long seige if necessary
Boston capitalistsiare behind the enter
prise with unlimited means it is said.