The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-07-07

NrS. lua murray returned rom ner
visit to Seattle Friday evening.
Visit the Vienna summer garden for
ice cream. 4 most pleasant and refined
resort.
Mrs. Ella Stair went to Seattle Tuesday
evening to spend portion of her sum-
mer vacation.
William Mcmillan, with Fawcett Bros.
Of this city, il in Tacoma spending few
days with his family.
| William Gray representing Lindike
Warner & Schuenmeyer OF st. Paul WAS
in the city Tuesday and Wednesday.
Frank Burnett was badly injured by
falling of horse on the Fourth. He
was taken to the hospital to be cared for.
The eight year old son of Mrs. A. S.
Renter suffered the fracture of an arm
Wednesday evening, while attempting to
ride bicycle.
Rev. n. Evans, former pastor of the
NJ. f. church at this place, with his 1T
tie dau yhter, is in the city, in attend.
ance upon the Epwortb League conven-
| ton.
! Prosecuting Attorney Vestal Snyder
will go to Seattle on the 18th to appear
with Hon. H. J. Snively in the celebrated
| Charley Ross murder trial in the United
States district Court.
Guy C. Wallace, who is now in Chi.
cago, writes home that he is having
"hot time" rs far as the weather is con-
cerned, and that Yakima summer
weather is gid compared with the OPP
pressive heat, both day and night, in that
city.
Manager Rankin, OF the Yakima Hard
ware Company, reports that the health
of Mrs. Rankin, who is now on the
Sound, is improving in marked degree
every day. She, with the little ones,
will remain until some time IN Sep,em.
Der.
Deputy Revenue Collector Nichols has
been on the jump since the first of July,
giving the necessary instructions to
those requiring it and looking after the
/ business of his office. Mr. Nichols SAYS
/ he is pleased to note the disposition of
the people to do the right thing, and that
80 far he has not found any trying to
evade the law.
| EIlensburg I.ocslizer: An administers
ton plum has fallen to the lot of Kitti
has been appointed register OF the Yaki-
ma land office, and right good selection
Senator Wilson made when he named
our fellow citizen for this responsible po-
sition. He will fill it with honor to him.
self and his party.
Henry d. Remhke and Miss Bertha NJ.
| Horn, both of Ellensbnrg, were united in
marriage at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. SCHNEIDER on Sunday morning
by Il. ii. Mouiton, justice OF the peace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Remhke remained in the
city, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Schin-
deler. until the evening of the Fourth,
when they returned to Elensburg, their
future home.
Roy Perverance, aged twelve years,
was severly injured about the head while
leading a horse to water near the Baptist
church last Friday. Whether the animal
kicked the boy or stepped on him is a
mystery both to the lad and those who
saw the accident, as it was all done 40
what happened. The boy was picked up
insensble and carried to the parsonage.
After ,egaining consciousness he was
taken to his home on the school section.
\ very enjoyable party was given by
Miss Kinney at her home in the suburbs
on Wednesday evening, in honor of Miss
Winnfred Abbott of Seattle. The enter
tainment of the evening was the patri
otto song contest, in which F. l.. Chand-
Ter won first prize; Miss Cary, second,
and I. II. Dills, consolation prize, after
which dainty refreshments were served
The lawn was very prettilv decorated
with Japanese lanterns. ThoCe present
were: Misses ROhrer, shannon, Mich
OILS, Barge, Patton. Abbott, Kinney,
: Cary, Oils; Messrs. Dills. Sloan, Nc
Nef, Leckenby, Chandler, Cline, Miller.