The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-08-04
Brief Bits Of News Gathered From
Various Sources.
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.
News" Is Something That Is Not Cenerally
Known. and Here Readers Of The Her
aid" VIII Find Several Col
umns Of II.

A. L Slemmons made Tacoma busi.
ness visit the first OF the week.
One Of the most popular men IN town
these days 10 Frank Sinclair. He is the
ice man.
See THE HERALD's Map offer in another
column. Good only for short time "a
the supply is limited.
Mrs. G. F. Grouse and children and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. McDermid are among
the latest to leave for Soda Sp rings.
W.. Roaf and family and John Roaf
returned the latter part of the week from
their outing on the upper Natchez.
A camping trip is not complete without
q Notwithstanding Eastman camera.
For sale by Moore & Moore the stationers.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Dudley are enter.
tanning her brother, Elijah Barton, who
is prominent attorney of Minneapolis.
Mr.. Meyer, of North Yakima, was in
town this week. He is agent for a sew
ing machine company.-Pasco News Re-
corder.
A. B. Whitson is confined in the hos
pital with what promised to be at first an
aggravated case of typhoid. He is re-.
ported az improving.
G. X. Morse, the first tenor with the
Berkeley college boys will sing solo at
the Union services in the Christian
church Sunday evening.
d. Hanna has added to his force OF
clerks Thomas Bryan, Of Roslyn, who
arrived on Saturday evening and imme-
diately entered upon his duties.
DR.. McAlpin has returned from North
Yakima. While there he purchased the
right Of several counties to sell q newly
patented churn.- Pasco News Recorder.
Mrs. Merwin and daughter Beula will
leave this week for an outing on the
Sound. Miss Beuls furnished very pleas.
ant entertainment for q number OF her
friends Saturday night.
Frank Bartholet is back home from
Ocean Park and again behind the coun.
ters at the Yakima National bank. Cash
Ter Cornett and w. l. Lince are now aking
their outing at Simcoe soda springs.
Rev. s. H. Bashor Of Iowa, is looking
over the Yakima valley this week with
Albert Saylor. He expects to continue
his visit several days and promises Yaki.
ma write-up in some of his state papers
upon his return home.
Rev. U. F. Hawk and family and Mrs
w. II. Robinson and brother, S. ]. Nee
lands, left for The Dalles by team Tues.
day evening and from there will 20 down
the river to Ocean Park where they ex'
pect to remain for couple Of weeks.
Archie Hughes, the reliable liveryman
drove party to camp above Hanging
Rock Wednesday, consisting of Rev
Bartlett and wife, Alice Scudder and
Rhoda Burlingame. They selected q
splendid camping place and found excel
lent fishing.
The hop kiln, barn and contents or
Mr.. Stephenson's place beyond the
school section were burned by fire We'd
nesday. Mr.. Stephenson informed q
HERALD reporter that ne was not in
sured. He believes the fire was OF incen
diary origin and says the guilty party ID
already suspected.
Mr.. Elston, one of q party of younl
men from Berkeley, CAL, spent Wednes
day in North Yakima and made arrange
ments to give musical show in Mason'l
opera house Monday night. The per
torrance 10 to consist Of ballads, pat
riotic and college songs, funny speeches
and impersonstions, rollicking banjo and
mandolin music, etc., and promises to bt
good.
The cartoons reproduced in the Angus,
Review Of Reviews from Spanish jour
mails serve to indicate the density Of pop
ular ignorance in Spain a. to the facts Of
the present war. For instance, one car
toon shows Cervera's feet as successfully
slipping past Sampson at Santiago; an
other represents Cervera as having Schley
bottled up; while in a third Admira
Dewey figures ss rat caught in Spain,
Philippine trap.