The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-09-08
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY.

T. G. Carter, a prominent mining man
Of Bozeman, Mont, is registered at the
Barthole,.
The new evaporation on west Yakima
ave. IL drying fruit. See them il you want
any evaporated
Night Operator Hsnkey lie on the sick
list and been compelled to go to the N. p.
hospital for treatment.
Mrs. T. r. Fisher Wednesday received
a telegram conveying the sad news that
her mother WAS not expected to live.
Rev. s. f. Hornibrook will deliver his
farewell sermons at Artemesia Sunday
morning and at Mckee in the evening.
Would like to correspond with lady
between the age of 80 and As. Object
matrmony. Address X Y q, HERALD
office.
Mrs. Ella Stair returned last evening
an extended and delightful visit among
old friends in Seattle and the sound
country.
The Washington Evap orsting and
Preserving Co.'S evaporator on west Yak
ina ave. has commenced evaporating,
See them if you have fruit.
Services at Congregational church on
Sunday as follows; Preaching by the pas
tor at II and s o'clock Sunday school
at 10; En1eavor society at Z. All are
cordially invited.
The Agent of Lemen Brothers says the
secret Of their success all over the world
is in always giving everywhere the best
show on earth. It will positively be
here next Wednesday
&. S, Rankin and family returned
Wednesday night from Seattle, where
Mrs. Rankin and the children have been
for the past tao months. Mrs. Rankin
is improved in health.
Among the young ladies' Of Yakima
county N at attendance at the state nor
nal school, which opened at Elensburg
last week, are Miss Nellie Gano of the
Mckee, and Miss Wiley of the Ahtanum
The ladies of the Congregational church
have arranged to give chicken pie sup
per one evening during fair week which
promises to be the most magnificent
spread ever partaken of in this city.
Claude Briggs has returned from South
Bend, where he disposed OF four Ludwig
pianos and three organs the three days
he was there. He is extending his ter
ritory, and with most satisfactory results.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Curry are rejoic
ing over the arrival at their home tn is
morning Of big baby boy. Mr.. Curry
says he has not decided as to whether he
shall put him into pants right away or
not, but should he conclude to do so he
knows just where to have them made.
A number of prominent and well-to-do
gentlemen of Minnesota, Iowa. and Da-
kots. travelling in their special car, visited
North Yakima and the Sunnyside dist riot
Tuesday and Wednesday. They were
shown through this section by Receiver
Allen, of the Yakima Investment Com :
pany, aud are very enthusiastic over ths
country and wonderful fruit crops which
they saw. As they are largely interested
in the selling of Northern Pacific lands =,
their visit to this section will result in
substantial Advertising of the advantages
of country which they saw.
A shooting ARRAY occurred in the depot
at Toppenish on Saturday last, which
but for the presence of bunch OF keys
in the pocket of H. H. Callahan would
have resulted in a badly wounded mau
If nothing more serious. The McCor-
mick MI-aiua Co., through Callahan,
sold TO Wade Lille 4 tnre5ling outfit.
There aas some difficulty over matters
pertaining 90 .ha machine which resulted
in Il heated discussion, daring which
Lille plilsl gun AMI fred. Tu9 b all
passed into Callahan's pocket bu! coming
in in contact with the keys did not pene-
trate the flesh. Lille claims as defense
that Callahan forced the quarrel until he