The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-09-29

II
Among the Prosserites at the fair the
first of the week were L. Tustin and N.
Cullina.
Mrs. G. H. Haines, OF the Mckee, re-
turned home Tuesday morning from .
visit covering several months to her old
home 10 Ohio.
Judge Boyle picked up q letter on the
street early in the week. with no address.
but containing money order dra an in
favor of Price Hswkines. The loser can
get the same by calling at the postoffice.
Geo. T. Aumiller has recently engaged
in the hauling and drsying business 10
this city a. will be noticed by his ad in
another column. Mr.. Aumiller is pre-
pared to give his patrons prompt and re-
liable service.
Clifford Stout and wife leave for Seattle
this evening where Mr.. Stout will make
his headquarters as travelling agent tor
Blumauer-Frank Drug company, of Port
land. Mr.. Stout has been q resident OF
this city for the past eight years and
leaves behind him many friends who
wish him all sorts Of good luck.
Marcus Bertrsm, an Indian, was ar.
rested Monday by Deputy U. 8. Marshal
Dilley on charge of selling liquor to an.
other Indian, whom after be had got
drunk he began to cut up with . big
knife. Bertram slashed his victim about
the face, inhcting several very deep cuts,
in fact laid him out 30 he has been IN.
able to get around since.
Sheriff Shaw and Marshal Grant made
wholesale arrest Of miscellaneous lot
Of characters on Tuesday near the stock
yard. There was about twenty in the
gang and when arrested had several dozen
gold watch chains and spectacles in their
possession They were a hard looking
set and would probably have worked
their nefarious business ito q finish" had
they not been pulled.
The local lodge of Elks is to entertain
its visiting members this evening in their
lodge room. The entertainment 10 in the
nature of stag social, where q royal
good time will be had, as the Elks OF
North Yakima never do things by half
This fact has been demonstrated on pre-.
vious occasions. Quite q large number
of members Of that fraternity are in At
tendance at the fair.
On Sunday, . section hand named
Julius Quasb, from Prosser, met with q
serious accident. While engaged In
pumping" hand car and while NOV.
ing along at high rate OF speed, the
handle suddenly broke throwing him of
the car and directly in front Of It. The
car struck him about the shoulder. in
fiicting injuries of such nature % to 70.
quire his removal to st. Elixabeth's hos.
pital, where at last report he was gettina
along az we'll as could be expected.
To the splendid efforts of Mr.. G. L.
Whitney, the president OF the Walls
Waiia valley Fruit falr, which 0pene
there on Thursday next, will be due
much of the success OF this great exhlbi.
ton. Mr.. Whitney has spent great deal
OF valuable time in this undertaking and
has entered into the work with an enthu.
siasm that always brings success.
Nothing has daunted him. His energy
has been the means OF securing some very
fine attractions for the fair, and success
will be secured even beyond the fon dess
hopes of the most sanguine.
i A quiet but very pleasant wedding
took place at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Coffin, Monday afternoon, the
contracting parties being Mr.. Malcolm
McLennon and Mrs Mary Redfeld. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. U.
F. Hawk Of the Methodist church, Only
the immediate friends OF the bride and
groom being present. Mr.. McLennon ia
q we'll known sheep man, and bis bride
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Red.
field. Mr.. and Mrs. McLennon leave
next week for St. Paul where they will
remain during the winter.
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