The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-09-01
What Is Going on Daily Of Interest to
All Our People.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS NOTES
Items OF Personal and Local Mention Put
Ioto Condensed Form for The
Heraid's" Busy
Readers.

burns.
Mrs. d. W. Simmons and Miss Vera
are in Tacoma.
J. G. Lawrence is renewing old &C.
Quaintances about town.
W. d. Dudley and Fred Janeck are
camping up the Nstchez.
Miss Cameron and her sisters Lizzie
and Jean have returned from Victoria.
The peace officers rounded up about Is
hobos Tuesday and ran them out of town.
Sheriff W. p. Gray Of franklin county
will he made a member of the Elks lodge
tonight.
Camp stoves and all other campers
supplies and full equipment at Wallace
& Coburn's.
Mrs. Joseph Stephenson and daughter
Florence left for Portland Wednesday
Oight to be gone a week or 80.
Wednesdays train brought large
number of hop pckers, and another
large delegation arrived this morning.
Marriage licenses we're issued during
Che week to Sylvester Cochran and Miss
Cloie F. Mitchell Mahlan Bray and Miss
May J. Wade.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Vance have To-
Gated among us once more and are re-
celving cordial welcome. George will
take his old place in the Dils store.
Don't forget to come in and see my
stock OF shoes. of which have received
a complete line. d. HANNA,
324t Chicago D.y Goods Store.
Rev. Bestte and family and Mrs. j. p.
Mayer and children have returned rom
their camp-out up the Cowychee much
improved in health, and all report
splendid time.
Services at the Congregational church
next Sunday as follows: Sabbath school
at 10 O'Clock; preaching by the pastor at
II; afterwards communion and reception
of new members; Endeavor society at Z;
preaching at s. All are cordially invited.
DIR. Gum left Monday night for Port.
land and Independence. He will con.
clnde transportation arrangements at
Portland and then proceed to Independ.
ence to interview the horsemen who are
participating in the races there.
II. II. Lombard has returned from the
Colvllle country where he left the balance
of the party, consisting of Messrs. Ham,
achsr and Wynkoop. The former is en-.
joying thriving photogra phi business
and the latter is doing some prospecting.
Mr.. Tyrrell, of the depot force, togeth.
er with his family, is enjoying an extend
ed trip on the Sound taking in Tacoma,
Seattle and Victoria. He has worked
for five years without any vacation and
his present outing is a we'll merited re-
ward.
The creamery on the Wenas belonging
to +. L. James was totally destroyed by
fire Sunday morning. Ernest Fear, who |
was in charge, had built a fire and was
at breakfast when the building caught, |
probably from spark from the fire. The
stock on hsnd, machinery and buildings
were totally destroyed. The property
was insured for Sl400, which only par
italy covers the loss.
An interesting legal point has been
raised by Mr.. Wagner of Spokane, agent
for the Mccormick Harvesting Machin-
cry Company, who has levied on a crop
of wheat on the reservation. Heretofore
property on the reservation has been con-
eidered exempt. but the crop in question
is.onAland leased from an indian by W.
II. Lille, against whom the judgment
lies, and many think the levy will hold.
Mrs. L. B. Rinehart returned last week
lrom visit to her old home in eastern
Oregon and restful outing in the noun.
tains 10 that vicinity. She also took &C.
casion while away to visit the large cities
of the coast and buy her fall and winter
stock of millinery and ladies' ready
made goods. In another column she
announces big clearance sale of all her
shelf goods in order to make room for
other lines. The ladies OF Yakima and
vicinity should call and see what she is
offering.