The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1897-09-02

The Sunnysde |. o. O. F. continued
their annual practice by giving a success
full picnic at that place last Thursday.
An excellent dinner was served, a very
interesting program was carried out in
the school house, game of baseball &C.
cupied part of the afternoon, and the
days doings were concluded with ball
IN the evening. The ball game was be-
tween the Odd Fellows and the Other Eel.
lows. I. II. Dills and W. d. Walker
from this city were in attendance and
did valiant service for the Odds in the
field. They played 80 skilful!y that
neither one received bruise during the
entire game. 1t is said that Mr.. Cannon
deserves special mention for the efforts
he made in behalf Of the Others. They
were in vain, however, for the score stood
II to Is in favor of the Odds. The /. o.
o. +. team consisted of Taylor, Pace,
Douglas, Mevenschin, Roy Pace, Nor.
man, Day, Dills and Walker, and the
other nine were Cannon, Henderson,
Vetter. NELL, Clifton, Lenthen, Atkinson,
Gorten and Althon.
The creamery, which f. +. James is
building on Selah avenue near the st.
Paul and Tacoma lumber yards, is rap
idly nearing completion, and is ready for
its coat of paint. The building has
frontage of 81 feet and is AZ feet deep,
and is divided into three rooms-ofiice,
engine, boiler and separator room, and
receiving room. The machinery for the
plant is on the way, and as soon as ii ar
rives and is set up the creamery will be
ready for business. Swimming stations
will be established in the Natchez and
Wenas valleys, and later on at other
points, if there is demand for them.
Mr.. James creamery business at present
brings into the county from $1,000 to $1,000
in cash every month.
Just as Miss Gertrude Banker was
driving from Coffin Bros store on Satur-
day evening she had a collision with a
breaking cart in which young colt was
being. driven. The shaft of her buggy
ran under the breast strap of the colts
harness, and but for the timely assistance
OF X. N. Harrison and the proprietor of
the fish market, the accident might have
been serious. As il was, no harm was
done.
Rev. Leon Greene was on the streets
yesterday after quite an absence from
home. He has planned to take his little
folding organ into the hop fields and hold
religious services in the evenings. The
California Hop Company's yards are his
first objective point, and Eglin's yards
at Tampico are number two on his. list OF
appointments.
Ensign Nelson, of the Salvation army.
announces for next Saturday and Sunday
the first visit of the new divisional Off
GER, Major Marshall. He brings with
him Scribe Captain Sheridan. and they
will have charge of all meetings for two
days. Ice cream and cake will be served
for 10 cents Saturday night.
George Aldridge, of Providence, Ma S.
who is associated with T. ii. Shannon in
hop ranch in the Sunnysde country.
has been spending a few days in North
Yakima. He has concluded to remain
for some time, and has telegraphed to
his wife, who is in California, to join him
here.
Certainly you don't want to suffer with
| dyspepsia, constipation. sick headache,
sallow skin and loss OF appetite. You
have never tried DeWtt's Little Early
Risers for these complaints or you would
have been cured. They are small pills
but great regulators. Jsneck Bros. Drug
Store.
| The st. Paul and Tacoma Lumber Co.
are building an addition to their ware
house, which will make it's dimensions
40xl20 feet. 1t is being rushed to com
pIetion and will be finished in about two
weeks.
X. Lee Purdn, of Ellensburg, deputy
treasurer of Kittitas county, paid THE
HERALD Office visit Tuesday. He re-
ports good crops, good prices and good
times.
A telegram was received from J. b
Ingram on Monday announcing his &C
ceptance of the prlncipalship of the Co
lumbia school.
Mrs. Joseph Stephenson and daugh.
tiers returned last Friday from long
visit to Portland.
Miss Personeus, Of Seattle is visiting
the family OF Senator Lesh.
DR.. Graves, the dentist, is again in hi:
Office ready for business. %
Choice new comb honey, l0c, at Kin
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