The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-08-11
Brief Bits Of News Gathered From
Various Sources.
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.
News" Is Something That Is Not Generally
Known. aud Here Readers Of The Her
aId" WIN Find Several Col
umns Of II.


Mrs. E. M. Harris WAS in Toppen,sh
over last Sunday.
Chris Struben, of Bonneville Mo-, is
visiting his brother Al.
First class brick at Garrett Bros yard
near the power house. 4l-tf
Sam Cameron sold 5000 sheep to Alex
McCready of Bickleton last Friday at
1926 per head.
Ladies desiring engraved cards and
who have plates can get them at THE
HERALD office.
Mrs. T. II. Rutter returned Monday
night from Chicago, where she has been
spending the past few months.
f w. Dooey and family went to Hot
Springs Monday night. Mrs. Dooley will
remain on account of rheumatism.
Parties desiring cheap conveyances to
and from their outings, can learn of such
by addressing a postal to Jesse Hyatt.
A camping trip is not complete without
4 Notwithstanding Eastman camera.
For sale by Moore & Moore the stationers.
Messrs. Turner aud Fletcher of Ellens
burg will open saloon on Yakima Ave.
next to Nagler's cigar factory in short
time.
Mrs. j. F. Gordon has returned to this
city after months visit at Roslyn among
relatives, and with health considerably
improved.
Ed Lyons came in from camp the latter
part of last week to learn the latest war
news and keep posted in general. He
returned Wednesday.
People are getting very tired OF the con-
tinued warm weather, but they always
smile when Flank Sinclair drives up
with his ice wagon. He is public
benefactor.
Those who heard Mr.. Bashor preach
last Sunday will be pleased to learn that
next Sunday morning and in the Chris
tian church in the evening.
Indian Agent Lynch is in Seattle look.
ing after official business. He has been
troubled somewhat with cattle stealing
on the reservation, and is in Seattle to
lay the matter before United States Dis
trict Attorney Gay.
A wedding took place at Peoria, H., on
Aug. that is OF local interest. Walter
Harrison, brother of X. N. Harrison, of
this city, married MAY Warrington, Of
Peoria. They have not decided whether
to remain where they are or come west.
The C. E. society of the First Congre-
gational church of the lower Natcheez
will give an ice cream social on Friday
evening, August 10Th. Everybody cor
daily invited. During the evening there
will be free will Offering taken for the
benefit of the society. No charge will be
made for the ice cream.
II. j. Bicknall, one of the solid fruit
growers of Parker. was in the city Tues
day. Mr. Bicknall states that they ex-
pect to begin the packing and shipping
/, Of prunes and Crawford peaches on Mon
day next, and estimates their expected
output at between 5000 and 5000 boxes.
Most of it will find market in Chicago
and other eastern cities.
Mr.. Clark is coored gentleman who
recently emigrated from ElIensburg in
the night and landed in North Yakima.
Mr.. Delaney is another gentleman Of
color well known in this city. These two
worthless are at outs. Mr.. Delaney had
Mr.. Clark arrested Tuesday on charge
of disturbing the peace, and fine of $40
was the result. Mr.. Clark returned the
compliment by having Mr.. Delaney ar.
rested on charge of adultery, and the
trial is in progress as we 90 to press.
The Odd Fellows of Sunnyside are pre-.
pairing for big picnic to come of
Thursday, August 25th, to which every.
body is invited. The program will con-
sist OF base ball game in the morning,
basket dinner at noon, literary exercises,
races and sports in the afternoon and
close with big ball in the evening. The
members of that lodge are royal enter.
tainers, as has been demonstrated be-
fore and douhtleae will do thems vas